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Hello, i recently purchased a 08 focus zetec tdci (manual), the only problem i seem to have with it is when accelerating (in gear 3 or 4 normally) the car seems to slow the revs down on its own when the revometer is just climbing past 3000 revs. The only thing i can compare it to is when driving an automatic car and the feel of the gears changing on their own. I can't any posts that seem to mention the same problem. Any help would be much appreciated
I was trying to find gear ratios to figure speeds, thinking you might be hitting a speed limiter. But I can't find ratio's.
Other thing I'm thinking is the turbo. It may be going bad. If it gets too hot the speed of the turbo and subsequent air volume (not boost pressure) may slow. This will heat the air more which will reduce power. The boost pressure may stay near the same though due to the heating.
We don't have the diesel on this side of the pond so these are just best guesses.
same guess here turbo getting to hot..
And welcome to the forum. im sure someone here that has had this problem or heard of it will chime in
ok, thanks for the replies, the engine temperature doesn't rise at all when this is happening if that helps at all?
Ok, i've realised that it starts doing this in the last 70 - 80 miles left of diesel and does it more the lower the fuel gets, thinking it may be something to do with the fuel pump or injectors, any help would be much appreciated!?
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Re: solve trig equations
On 31 Mar 2012, at 10:42, Flavin wrote:
> On Mar 30, 4:39 am, Neal Becker <ndbeck... at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Solve[{Cos[a]+Cos[b]==x,Sin[a]+Sin[b]==y},{a,b},Reals]
>> Solve::nsmet: This system cannot be solved with the methods available to Solve. >>
>> This is a simple enough system, what am I doing wrong?
> I don't know why your command doesn't work, but this does.
> FullSimplify[Solve[{Cos[a]+Cos[b]==x,Sin[a]+Sin[b]==y},{a,b}],{x\
> [Element]Reals,y\[Element]Reals}]
The reason why this works and the original does not is that having the domain specification Reals in Solve imposes tough conditions on Solve (it has to establish that the solutions are real) while your method does not. Essentially what happens in your case is that Solve solves the equations over the complex numbers, which is quite easy
and after that it makes a few simplifications using the assumptions that x and y a real but without any guarantee that the answers are real for all real values of x and y. The original input requires such a guarantee. Using Reduce gives the full answer and one can see how complicated the conditions on x and y have to be to ensure that the solutions are real. One can also do this using Solve, which gives solutions in terms of ConditionalExpression, which maybe preferable for some purposes:
Solve[{Cos[a] + Cos[b] == x, Sin[a] + Sin[b] == y}, {a, b}, Reals,
MaxExtraConditions -> All, Method -> Reduce]
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Fire probe continues as Prudence Island mourns
PRUDENCE ISLAND — While authorities still had not positively identified the victim of last week's Prudence Island fireas of Tuesday, islanders and friends gathered Saturday on Prudence to remember Shannon Cubellis.
Mr. Cubellis, 28, was said to have been renting the 0151 Concord Ave. house on the island's west side that burned to the ground early in the morning of Sept. 25. Efforts to locate him after the blaze proved fruitless.
A number of islanders familiar with the situation say that most are convinced that it was Mr. Cubellis who perished in the fire.
Richard James of the state fire marshal's office said later last Tuesday that human remains had been found in the ashes of the totally burned house and that they had been sent to the state medical examiner's office for identification and determination of cause of death. As of Tuesday this week, there had been no announcement on either.
Portsmouth Police Lt. Brian Peters Tuesday said he could not comment on whether investigators believe it was Mr. Cubellis who died in the fire.
"The victim has not yet been positively identified," he said. The medical examiner's office is using DNA analysis in an effort to make that determination.
Over 200 people attended Saturday's noon memorial service at the Prudence Island Improvement Association Hall.
Mr. Cubellis grew up on Prudence and went to the island's one-room schoolhouse and then to Portsmouth High School.
An October, 1989 Associated Press story about the Prudence Schoolhouse included a photograph of then 5-year-old Shannon, one of the school's three students at that time.
Portsmouth police and fire investigators along with officers from the state Fire Marshal's office were back on Prudence Island last Thursday sifting through the rubble. They could be seen packing some items into boxes.
Prudence Island Fire Chief Bob Marshall said his crew never had a chance to save the old house.
"It was gone before we even knew about it."
They had the engines, including the 'new' one shipped out from Bristol months ago, and manpower they needed, "but as usual the challenge was water."
Keeping water pressure up for the hoses was difficult and all water had to be trucked in from two big supply tanks on the island.
Other complications included live electrical wires, a propane tank and reports that there was live ammunition inside the house. The ammunition could be heard popping off early on "but was never really a problem," Chief Marshall said, nor was that propane tank.
Asked whether it was also emotionally difficult dealing turned out to be a fatal fire on an island where everyone knows everyone, the chief replied, "Always."
The fire apparently had a good head start in the house which is located in the lightly populated (especially at this time of year) west side of the island.
In fact, the first people to see the fire may not even have been on Prudence Island.
Islander Ed Giarrusso said he got a call at around 7:30 a.m. from a friend on Jamestown who asked what all the smoke was. Mr. Giarrusso called the fire department to report a possible fire. At the same time, another islander saw the smoke and drove to the fire station — word from both arrived at about the same time.


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I just picked up SW Insider #98 today, and on p. 78 they have an advertisement for the next issue, which will be a BOUNTY HUNTERS SPECIAL!!
Some of the ad copy reads:
"Meet the Fetts--exclusive interviews with Jeremy Bulloch, Daniel Logan, and Temeura Morrison."
"Mandalorians--who are the Mandalorians?"
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It's supposed to be out in the UK on Jan 15th, and in the US on Jan 17th.
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> individual command to be stand alone documentation that covers
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> documentation for Mathematica.
A little while ago, someone suggested that WRI should implement a way
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Ok, So I want to get an aftermarket source unit... One that is satellite radio and built in navigation.
Looking at this - http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PU...C-X710BT?tab=C
MY question is. Navi - is that built in and doesn't require an additional antenna?
Satellite radio - http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PU...deo/GEX-P920XM
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what do you have in the WK today?
that might help. meanwhile i ll go find my list for my pioneer
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I have the unit Pioneer F90BT.
GPS Antenna, i need to pull the instrument bezel and get it way under there near the windshield. got it.
I have this mess:
then i got this thing
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i was able to reuse existing SAT antenna, so if you dont have one, you'll need to add.
Need a NAv bezel
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Called local place. http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PU...ms/AVIC-X920BT
Installed for little over $1380, then $100 rebate. That's with new bezel, XM module, and all the goodies installed. Not terrible imo.
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22/08/2013 , 10:44 PM by Dominic Knight
The novelist Elmore Leonard died on Tuesday 20 August at the age of 87. He wrote more than 40 novels, an astonishing 26 of which were adapted for the screen. The most successful of them included Get Shorty, Bandits, Out Of Sight, Rum Punch (filmed as Jackie Brown) as well as the current TV series Justified.
He was a huge influence on Quentin Tarantino - in fact, the idea of criminals making interesting small-talk on the way to and from a job which proved so entertaining in his movies like Pulp Fiction (which won a screenwriting Oscar) can be seen as something of a tribute to Elmore Leonard's prose.
He's also well-known for his Ten Rules of Writing, which are typically insightful and sardonic. And yet his ultimate aim of disappearing entirely from his writing - that is, to remove any obvious authorial touch - betrays considerable humility.
Reading his books brings the badlands of Detroit and Miami to life, and populates them with a rogue's gallery of unforgettable characters. Some are endearingly wicked, some are crooks with a heart of gold and some are lawmen who don't mind breaking a few rules, or heads, on the way to a conviction. Some are spinechillingly amoral, and some, like Chili Palmer from Get Shorty and Be Cool, are so engagingly charismatic that it's no surprise that Hollywood megastars were queueing up to play them.
Tony May conducted several interviews with Elmore Leonard - which are currently reposted on the writer's official website - and joined me from our Brisbane studio to pay tribute to his friend, an indisputable legend of contemporary American fiction.
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It was founded by Roberto Prieto in 1996 and since then, we have been working on game engines, game tools, editors, benchmarks, real-time graphics effects, video, graphics and audio formats, data compression, cryptographic systems, web development and science curiosities.
We have to thanks to many people that have supported us, special greetings to Ernesto C. (musician), Sergio B. (2D & 3D graphic artist) and also to Stratos for its extensive support.
The soul of MegaStorm will never die, we can work slow, step by step but we like to think that with hard work, constancy and patience, all the projects will stop being that and become a reality.
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My mother-in-law created this recipe in the early 1950s. She prepared it many, many times before she was happy with the end result. Our family likes these satisfying sandwiches served with pickles and potato chips. -Sharon McKee, Denton, Texas
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- 2 pounds lean ground beef (90% lean)
- 1 large green pepper, chopped
- 2 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 2 cans (8 ounces each) tomato sauce
- 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste
- 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 teaspoons celery salt or celery seed
- 2 teaspoons onion salt or onion powder
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 3 bay leaves
- 16 hamburger buns, split
- In a Dutch oven, cook beef and green pepper over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in the tomatoes, tomato sauce, tomato paste and seasonings. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and cook over low heat for 30 minutes.
- Cook, uncovered, 30-40 minutes longer or until thickened. Discard bay leaves. Serve 1/2 cup of meat mixture on each bun. Yield: 16 servings.
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I hate road hunters!
My hubby and I were setting in our haybale blind this morning. About 7:30 when the deer usually start coming in, some fool came driving up the road and started shooting up a storm. We couldn't see the truck but they were shooting towards us. I hate roadhunters!
Here in KY that's called poaching !! And that's when you pull out the cell phone and call fish n game !
I called my dad, who called the guy who owns the land next to us. He lives a mile up the road and he's gonna keep an eye out for them. He's still got cattle back there and doesn't want them to get shot. I wanted to call the game warden but since I didn't see who it was I didn't . Its hard to get them to do anything around here even if you know them or have their tag number
Dad and landowner are fine but the man with the badge is even better.
Gotta know who to turn in though. They're not gonna drive out if I don't have a clue who it is even of I am the landowner for where we were hunting. My boss turned in someone who was shooting directly at him and his daughter in his blind and he had the trucks tag number and the guy didn't get in trouble.
A heads up to your local or area game warden is always appreciated even if you do not have a name or tag number. Very seldom will you have a name and even when you do, it is of no value unless the person(s) is caught. A plate number is of more value but to make a case, the person(s) must actually be caught. There is no law against driving slowly down a road.
In you case, you said shots were fired. That might indicate a carcass. That is evidence that can be used at a later time and it certainly shouold get the LEO keeping an eye out around your property.
One of my closest friends is the asst. chief of law enforcement for our game department. I have learned a great deal from him and other LEO's about what to do and what not to do.
K. I will give the game warden a call next time. Seems like its a pretty normal thing around here. There were a few local guys busted opening day .
Hope they get caught. Road hunting is highly illegal here in Texas. When my son went through his hunter safety course, the Game Warden giving the class gave us an example of what happened to one hunter that got caught.
The hunter was driving a late model 4-wheel drive Bronco, with a nice high end rifle with good optics (didn't go into the specifics), even had a scoped S&W .44 Mag on his hip when he was approached by TX DP&W Game Warden on a back county road a couple of counties from where I live. When asked what he was doing, the hunter stupidly/honestly said, "Hunting! You want to see my license?"
The hunter called his wife wearing nothing but his skivvies, since EVERYTHING INVOLVED in illegal activities is confiscated and turned over to the county prosecuting the case. The county sheriff's department got a late model Bronco added to their fleet, didn't even have to change the color - only add the sheriff's decals to each side. The police department got a brand new rifle for their SWAT team. Not too sure what happened to the scoped .44.
So please do call the game warden. Maybe if enough of them call home to mama from the hoosegow wearing nothing but their skivvies then maybe the word will get out.
Just a little advice from Central Texas, that's all. (and my $.02 worth on the subject)
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No current Talk conversations about this book.
In some ways, I think this book is just as strong as the first; death-rides meet politics. In others, I really think Harrington's becoming super-human, and it bugs me. Additionally, the Peep characters really gain some depth in this book, but I'm still sad to say that there isn't a lot to redeem the religious extremists that pit themselves against Harrington. I dunno why I'm so picky about villains that have something to redeem them; maybe it's just that I can't believe that anyone would truly be evil simply for evil's sake.
Good read either way.
This is another good Honor Harrington book, the fifth of the series. In it, she's lost her commission in the Manticoran navy due to her duel with arch-enemy Pavel Young, in which she legally killed him, and is now on half pay. She has retreated to the planet of Grayson, where she has been made a Homesteader, something akin to a governor of her own state. She's been awarded their highest honor for saving their planet from an invasion a few years ago and is much loved and respected by many. But not all. See, Grayson is backwards. It's a patriarchal, religious zealotry-based world where women are respected, but they are expected to stay home, barefoot and pregnant. And the church, while not the official ruling body, controls much of what goes on. So Honor has a lot to learn and the people of Grayson have a lot to learn about her. Fortunately, the leader of the planet has been offworld and has seen what there is to offer and is determined to bring about reforms to his planet, in terms of technology and women's roles.
When we see Honor, she is trying to recover from her lover's murder in the previous book. And she's having to endure demonstrations at the entrance to her capital, people who have been bused in from other homesteads with signs calling her a harlot, etc. Her people don't like it, as they like and respect her, but little can be done about it. Meanwhile, the navy has been refitting some superdreadnaughts captured from a battle with Haven, given to them by Manticore, which will beef up their fleet significantly. However, they lack experienced captains and officers. So, the commanding admiral asks permission to ask Honor to take over and join the navy. She thinks it over and agrees. She's surprised to find that they've made her an admiral and have given her her own squadron of superdreadnaughts and support craft.
Before she goes up to her new ship, there's a community party, which is interrupted by an outsider priest, who screams maddening insults at her, even as the leading religious figure is there with her. This man goes too far, however, and the crowd beats him up, only to be saved at Honor's command by her guards. The church strips this man of his office and his homesteader, and religious fanatic if I've ever seen one, is livid. He arrests the new priest sent to his community and reinstalls the disgraced priest who has been barred. The world's leader is ticked, but he feels there is little he can do.
Honor has invested in a venture called Sky Domes to build domes over the cities to protect them from the harsh environment. The evil homesteader has gotten some of his men into the work crew and sabotages the project, causing a dome to collapse, killing 32 children and over 70 adults. All of a sudden, all of Grayson is against her and he is elated. However, her engineers know it couldn't have happened by accident and they pour over video and details and discover the sabotage, finding the perpetrator and alerting Honor and the president. Honor is on her ship with the religious leader and her lead engineer. The president calls a secret, closed meeting of the "Keys," the Steaders. They don't know what it's about, but it can't be good because that never happens. On their way from her ship to the ground, two assassins get onto her airfield and fire a surface to air missile, blowing up her craft and killing a number of people. She survives. One of the assassins comes looking for her and points his gun at her head. Just as he pulls the trigger, someone leaps in front of Honor, saving her and dying for her in the process. It is the world's religious leader. When the assassin sees this, he is dumbstruck and gives himself up because he knows he is now going to Hell. He signs a detailed confession and the president calls a new secret meeting of the Keys and announces he is charging a member of the body with treason and murder and the crowd gasps. Honor walks into the chamber and the president charges the religious nut. Just as he is about to be hauled away, this guy invokes a little used rule that allows him to challenge his accuser or his accuser's champion to a duel by sword. He's a grand champion. He knows he will kill Honor. Honor slices the shit out of him. It was awesome to see him die.
So she returns to her ship to rest and relax. She's been up and going for something like 36 hours. She has four broken ribs. She has cuts and bruises. After one hour of sleep, however, she is woken. There's an emergency. Radar shows an incoming fleet of about 160 star ships. They're being invaded by Haven. All she has is her six superdreadnaughts, several battleships, and some cruisers. How will she survive? Does she survive? You'll have to read the book to find out.
The reason why this is a good book in the series is because we get to see Honor displaying all sorts of emotions, for once. Normally, she's something like a robot. Here's she's fragile, scared, elated, excited, angry, sad, etc, and it fills her character out more so than in previous books. I like that. Now I'm eager to read the next book in the series. If you haven't read any Honor Harrington books, I suggest you start with the first one, although this probably stands on its own. Nonetheless, recommended.
I picked this book up at a library sale and I'm glad I did! This picks up the story of Honor Harrington on her adopted world of Grayson. This is as much a political novel as it is Weber's standard military sci-fi. Honor has brought change to Grayson and not everyone likes it. At the same time, the war between the Star League and the People's Republic continues. I thought the way Weber handled the politics was good, but a bit predictable as it felt like the end result was inevitable. I guess its difficult to write a novel of political intrigue if you know that somehow in the end, the heroine is going to end up winning. Maybe he should take a hint from G. R. R. Martin and have the heroine actually lose once in a while. Otherwise, this was well written and well paced, if entirely predictable.
Another fun adventure. Poor old Honor is pushed to the max this time & it was well done. Info dumps got pretty old, though.
While my library has more of the series in audio, they're missing the next 3, so I'm going to quit listening to the series now. 6 were plenty, but it was a fun romp even though I'd read them all in paper before. There weren't any surprises, but it was still fun. Congrats to Weber for creating such heroine.
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Re: Dynamic performance - input fields slow
Interesting; when I copy it to a fresh notebook in a new session of
Mathematica, I have the same problem. Perhaps it's just because my
computer is old and slow. However, I tried it on a different
computer, and I experience the same issue if I make the graphics
complicated enough.
For example:
DynamicModule[{f, g},
{InputField[Dynamic[f], FieldSize -> 10],
InputField[Dynamic[g], FieldSize -> 10],
Dynamic[Plot3D[f, {x, -2, 2}, {y, -2, 2}, PlotPoints -> 250],
TrackedSymbols -> {f}]}
has noticeably slower response in the input fields as compared to
Plot3D[f, {x, -2, 2}, {y, -2, 2}, PlotPoints -> 250],
{f}, {g}]
It appears to me (although this is just a guess) that the Dynamic
version tries to redraw the graphics each time I type in an input
field, whereas the Manipulate version does not. Any idea what
Manipulate does to get this behavior?
By the way, I'm using Mathematica 6, if it makes a difference.
On May 26, 5:19 pm, "David Park" <djmp... at comcast.net> wrote:
> When I copy your DynamicModule example into a fresh notebook, I don't
> experience any problem with slow response to typing before or after the p=
> is rendered.
> David Park
> djmp... at comcast.nethttp://home.comcast.net/~djmpark/
> From: nonag... at gmail.com [mailto:nonag... at gmail.com]
> Hello,
> I'm writing a Dynamic module with 3D graphics and several input
> fields. Once the 3D plot is rendered, simply typing in the input
> fields become extremely slow (even though the graphic is not
> changing).
> Here's a simple example:
> DynamicModule[{f, g},
> {InputField[Dynamic[f], FieldSize -> 10],
> InputField[Dynamic[g], FieldSize -> 10],
> Dynamic[Plot3D[f, {x, -2, 2}, {y, -2, 2}]]
> }
> ]
> Initially, both input fields respond quickly to typing. If I enter
> something in the first, like x, then the plot shows, and the input
> fields no longer respond quickly to typing. If I do the same thing
> with Manipulate, I don't experience this problem:
> Manipulate[
> Plot3D[f, {x, -2, 2}, {y, -2, 2}],
> {f}, {g}]
> I would like to use Dynamic rather than Manipulate because the
> eventual UI will be quite a bit more complicated, but I'm not sure
> what's causing the slow performance. Does anybody have any tips?
> Thanks!


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Alright guys,
I just installed rear air shocks and standard front struts on my 98 deville (base). after installing the rear air shock the back end is just as low as it was when i replaced. I bought them to get rid of the saging but it still sags!
when i sit on the back of the car to get the leveling system to work it turns on for maybe 3-4 secs and turns off. Not changing the height at all.
So i took the compressor and put new lines on thinking there might be a leak but that didn't.
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Anyways i thought leaving that little arm off and then adjusting the leveling system my self would work and it did but it left the car a little higher then i wanted and also made for a rough ride.
So either my car is to low and looking ghetto or its to high.
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Two weeks after the ceasefire. Six days after Palestine became a UN 'non-member observer state'. Where are we now? As Jabr Qudeih, a local aid worker in Gaza says: There's a truce, but all the key issues, the crossings, fishing, farmland, are still to be negotiated. Unless there's a fundamental political solution, everything is liable to collapse again.
The UN vote provided a symbol of hope for Palestinians. More importantly, the ceasefire created an opportunity for Israel, Hamas and the international community, at least potentially, to do what they dismally failed to do in 2009, after the last spike in conflict: to lift Gaza's blockade for good, and somehow use that to restart a meaningful process towards peace.
Until that happens, people like Jabr will stay trapped in the pressure cooker that is Gaza. As one of Oxfam's Gaza staff, Abdelrahman Elasssouli, said a few days ago: I want to feel free to travel, to visit my relatives outside Gaza and invite them here. This is like a dream for Palestinians
living in Gaza.
The deaths and injuries on both sides have been shocking and a high cost for both communities to bear. And as a new Oxfam paper, Beyond ceasefire: Ending the blockade of Gaza, points out today, behind them lies the protracted impact of Israel's continuing blockade of Gaza.
[Picture above: The walkway from Gaza to Israel at the Erez crossing. Credit: Karl Schembri/Oxfam ]
Even before November's surge in violence, 80 per cent of Palestinians in Gaza relied on humanitarian aid, and almost 50 per cent of youth were unemployed. Since the blockade began in 2007, nearly 60 per cent of businesses had closed, and another 25 per cent had laid off 80 per cent of their staff. And Israel's 'buffer zone' inside Gaza has severely restricted access to farming land and fishing grounds alike.
None of this has been a recipe for peace. Like the fear and insecurity which grips Israeli civilians, as a result of the rockets fired into southern Israel, Gaza's economic decline and poverty is extraordinarily corrosive of any realistic prospect of peace.
To many, Israel's occupation is the fundamental cause of the problem; and of course that is true. But after decades of conflict, it is also the vicious cycle of violence feeding fear and hostility on both sides. And Gaza's seemingly endless suffering is at its heart.
Well, potentially, it lies in the ceasefire and the continuing negotiations, brokered by Egypt, between Hamas and Israel to build on it. It also lies in Palestinians demanding that their leaders settle their differences, as well as demanding freedom from Israel's occupation, and an end to the blockade for good. And in the fact that Israel like Palestine is anything but monolithic. Its politicians and people have diverse views on everything from Iran to the national budget. Some are convinced that the blockade is necessary for Israel's
security. Others argue that it fails to stop weapons being smuggled into Gaza, while damaging Israel's political image. Indeed, with the blockade in place Palestinians resort to using tunnels to get products in and out to Egypt, a strong economic incentive to maintain the tunnels that are also used to smuggle arms.
In the ceasefire negotiations, the government of Israel agreed to consider 'opening the crossings and facilitating the movement of people and transfer of goods'. Despite no clear agreement from both sides, according to some reports from the ground, farmers have begun returning to their fields even quite near the Israeli security fence.
No one should expect Israel's policy to change overnight. But there do seem to be signs at least from Israel of some potentially important shifts on Gaza. And that means the international community has more opportunity to help than they did in 2009.
[Picture above: 7 year old Mohammed Al Rantisi in his father's sewing workshop in Gaza, which has been destroyed by shelling. Credit: Karl Schembri/Oxfam]
Well, they can press all sides to live up to their agreements, including building on the 2005 Agreement on Movement and Access which actually worked, for more than a year up to 2007. And they can provide international resources for the effective monitoring that could give both Israelis and Palestinians the confidence to make a deal.
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A few days ago, another colleague in Gaza, Ghada Snunu, said: Since the ceasefire I really hope that the future of Gaza will be different. I hope we can visit Palestinians in the West Bank and they can come here. I want Palestinians in Gaza to feel strong enough to follow their dreams.
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I'm a 50-year-old single woman who thought she was called to be a Sister, but I think some "emotional problems" I've had since I was a kid kept me out of the convent. I never got "cured" of them-even with therapy and becoming more mature as I grew older.
I was engaged once, but feel like the call is more to a life of celibacy. The idea of living in community and devoting my life to prayer and service to the Lord and others still appeals to me, The priests who says the Mass that I've been frequenting lately says that it seems that from what I've told him that my calling is to the single state. I have been asked by one of the men in our congregation to pray for him and his wife.
Despite the problems I've been having in holding a job-which include being tired all the time, too much stress, being so disorganized that I feel that I always need time off to go home and clean my room, and some trouble either doing or learning the job quickly enough or doing a good enough job-I feel as if I'm needed to do something.
I was given some assistance by a fellow cat lover in getting a volunteer job at an animal shelter doing something I love to do (for pleasure) and that's petting cats. I sometimes volunteer at the Catholic Worker. It seems as though every week I don't make it to either job for some reason-too tired, my room looks like a trash can, or something else comes up.
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I've also looked on the Internet at "lay" communities such as the secular Franciscans.
I meant this post as one about discerning my vocation, but I've been sharing with you some problems that get in the way.
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You sound just like me. I am 40 years old and disabled due to major depression w/ psychotic features and severe anxiety. I have been disabled since 2003 and they still don't have my meds right. I am trying to be patient. But I can't do much of anything due to the depression and anxiety (the pyschotic features are under control). I cannot take very good care of myself. I live alone with my cat. I have been so inactive due to the depression and anxiety that now it is also physically difficult for me to do things as well as mentally difficult. I want to go to church so bad. I need to go to confession too first. I haven't been to church in at least 2 years. I feel guilty because I feel like there were some days that maybe I could have went. I watch EWTN alot, but most of the time I can't have the sound on. But it helps just having the station on all the time. And sometimes I can have the sound on. I have alot of Catholic books, but I have difficulty concentrating on them. I want to go to church, say the rosary, do the divine office, volunteer at church, but I can't right now. It is frustrating. I have a new doctor who seems to be willing to try new medications and we are on our way to finding the right ones. So hopefully in a few months I will be able to do more. I feel for you. I too want to be a nun, but I think I am too mentally unstable and will have to be single. I think that we should just be patient and do what we can right now and hopefully that will lead to being able to do more in the future. And pray to God for help every day. That is important - to pray to God. He will help. He has helped me by giving me a new doctor. I'm sorry I can't be of more help to you in discerning your vocation. I am in the same boat as you. I think maybe we need to be patient.
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I also suffer with mental health problems as well as physical problems and sometimes feel that I don't have a purpose. When I feel like that I put the news on, then I do the most powerful thing anyone can do. I pray for the people who have been on the news. I also pray for people I know. If I was well and fit I would not have so much time to pray. I also read a lot. One book I have read is by Joni Eareckson Tada. She broke her neck and felt she didn't have a purpose, then she found her purpose. I recommend you read her first book Joni. It really shows that we all have a purpose. I hope this helps. I will say a prayer for you and pray that God leads you to His purpose.
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The Motorola Titanium will have a price tag of $149.99 with a signed two year contract and Sprint is sweetening the deal by throwing in a 2GB microSD card (you can load up to a 32GB card on the device). Sprint's own memo suggests that reps sell the Motorola Titanium to business types looking for a rugged phone with PTT support and a QWERTY keyboard, or to consumers looking for a Android phone that is rugged and has a QWERTY keyboard. With the phone built to military specs, we would also suggest that Sprint reps look for those with butterfingers who are constantly dropping their phone. Those who are looking for an Android device with the latest high-end specs should obviously be looking elsewhere.
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For decades, gasoline in the U.S. has had up to 10 percent ethanol in it, but the extra five points were enough to generate resistance. The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute and the Science Committee in the House of Representatives both took steps to prevent E15 from entering the national supply. Even the EPA admits not every vehicle should use the new blend, saying it is approved only for Model Year 2001 vehicles and newer.
Many automakers have been hesitant about E15, fearing fuel system and engine damage, so a number of them joined a lawsuit against it in 2010 through the Auto Alliance. Some have even gone so far as to say that any older vehicles that use E15 will have their warranties voided. The EPA's rules say that any pump dispensing E15 must be clearly labeled. The EPA is not requiring any station to sell E15 in any way, but the Obama Administration does want to encourage its use, and thus wants to help get 10,000 blender pumps installed in the U.S. over the next 5 years.
In late 2011, the U.S. Congress ended a 30-year tax subsidy on corn-based ethanol while also stopping tariffs on ethanol imported from Brazil. Since 1980, the ethanol industry has received an estimated $45 billion in subsidies. Check out the official EPA press release for further details after the jump.
Agency approves first applications for registration of ethanol to make E15
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved the first applications for registration of ethanol for use in making gasoline that contains up to 15 percent ethanol – known as E15. Ethanol is a renewable fuel that can be mixed with gasoline. For over 30 years ethanol has been blended into gasoline, but the law limited it to 10 percent by volume for use in gasoline-fueled vehicles. Registration of ethanol to make E15 is a significant step toward its production, sale, and use in model year 2001 and newer gasoline-fueled cars and light trucks.
To enable widespread use of E15, the Obama Administration has set a goal to help fueling station owners install 10,000 blender pumps over the next 5 years. In addition, both through the Recovery Act and the 2008 Farm Bill, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and U.S. Department of Agriculture have provided grants, loans and loan guarantees to spur American ingenuity on the next generation of biofuels.
Today's action follows an extensive technical review required by law. Registration is a prerequisite to introducing E15 into the marketplace. Before it can be sold, manufactures must first take additional measures to help ensure retail stations and other gasoline distributors understand and implement labeling rules and other E15-related requirements. EPA is not requiring the use or sale of E15.
Ethanol is considered a renewable fuel because it is generally produced from plant products or wastes and not from fossil fuels. Ethanol is blended with gasoline for use in most areas across the country. After extensive vehicle testing by DOE and other organizations, EPA issued two partial waivers raising the allowable ethanol volume to 15 percent for use in model year 2001 and newer cars and light trucks.
E15 is not permitted for use in motor vehicles built prior to 2001 model year and in off-road vehicles and equipment such as boats and lawn and garden equipment. Gas pumps dispensing E15 will be clearly labeled so consumers can make the right choice.
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The latest publication of Bird's Eye includes 215 TB of new data that spans across the United States and features certain areas in Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Tokyo. The total coverage of this publication is 230,004 square kilometers and consists of over 1.1 million files!
Israeli firm Ofek Arial will use aerial photography to monitor right of way and report on natural disasters in Nigeria. Nigerian officials are anxius for the firm to partner with in-country universities to build capacity and to use data from its newly launched satellite.
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Ghana training ground in Malawi ahead of AFCON qualifier revealed
Football Association of Malawi (Fam) has said Ghana national football team will be training at the African Bible College (ABC) ground in Lilongwe.
Ghana officials were in the country over the weekend to see where their team would be accommodated and training.
The officials came in the country ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations second leg qualifier against the Flames at Civo Stadium on October 13.
During their visit, the officials also had a look at the venue of the match which is currently undergoing renovations and said they were impressed with the pitch.
Fam's executive member James Mwenda, who welcomed the officials, disclosed that the Ghana delegation would be checking-in at Golden Peacock Hotel.
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"The officials are very happy with the places," he said.
Meanwhile, Mwenda, who is also overseeing the renovations of Civo Stadium, said so far work on the pitch had been finalised.
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Wife Of RFK Jr Battled Alcohol And Drug Problems Before Suicide
Some adjectives used to describe the late Mrs. Kennedy were gentle, generous, kind and spirited. Mary Richardson Kennedy, 52, the estranged wife of Robert F Kennedy Jr, had suffered from drug and alcohol problems for years.
A childhood friend Kerry Kennedy, former wife of Andrew Cuomo Jr, Mrs. Kennedy married Robert F. Kennedt Jr., an environmental attorney, nephew of former President Kennedy and son of former Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Together they had four children. Mary Kennedy was an architect and designer and had overseen the renovation of the couple's home into an environmentally advanced work of art. Her family cited her devotion to her children in remembering her.
Robert Kennedy Jr's chief of staff issued a statement by the family saying something to the effect that Mary Kennedy was an incredible friend, a gifted architect, a pioneer and somewhat of trailblazing advocate of eco-friendly design who enhanced her cutting edge, energy efficient creations with exquisite taste and style.
Most considered her death premature, a casualty really, of drugs and alcohol. Although no cause of death has been released she will no doubt be known as another person connected to the Kennedy clan who has died.
She has had trouble with and struggled with drugs and alcohol, particularly in the public since 2010 when she was arrested two times around the time her husband filed for divorce. Mrs. Kennedy was first arrested on 15 May 2010 on a charge of driving while intoxicated after a police officer reported seeing her drive her car over a curb near her Bedford home. Police said she had a blood-alcohol level of 0.11% - the legal limit is 0.08%. Her license was subsequently suspended. At the time of her sentencing, famous family and friends spoke out in support of her. Her mother-in-law, Ethel Kennedy, wrote a letter on her behalf saying that is was a caring, nourishing mother who had nursed her four children through lifelong bouts of debilitating maladies, according to accounts in Westchester's Journal News. Kerry Kennedy also came to her defense when she wrote that she wished her three daughters to be blessed with companions, confidantes, and friends like Mary Richardson Kennedy.
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[quote:rachel3108:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTYxOTI4X0Q1NTI2REEy] [quote:APOLLO ILLUMINIST:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTU5NzAxXzE2MzJDOEIx] [quote:rachel3108:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTU5NjExX0VFQjkzQzc=] [quote:APOLLO ILLUMINIST:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTQxNjAyXzc2MkRGMjYz] [quote:rachel3108:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTM5MTA3Xzc0OUNFNDk2] [quote:APOLLO ILLUMINIST:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTI2MDIzXzI1MDYxMURD] [quote:rachel3108:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTI1NDU0X0UxOUYxNThB] [quote:APOLLO ILLUMINIST:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTIyNTgxX0I4NEVDREM2] [quote:rachel3108:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTIxNTIyX0M5MUREQjE4] [quote:APOLLO ILLUMINIST:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTIwNDMzXzFFN0ZENzlE] [quote:rachel3108:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTE5OTcwX0QxNkFFNTJB] [quote:APOLLO ILLUMINIST:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTE2NjE2XzNENkNCMEYy] [quote:Zakereth 4183669:MV8xOTcxMjU3XzMzMTE2MzUxX0MxQUYyMkJF] Hi skeptic i saw you asking. Did you post a complete chart with aspects, signs and houses? To apollo dont let those who dislike astrology bother you. Yes, its better to have indeph readings but im trying to answer only one question here. Many regard astrology to be a science its cosmic and ultimately we live amoung the stars. The universe and its elements definately effect everyone uniquely. [/quote] Zak, thanks friend ! Maybe we should officially team up when I feel better and attempt another post. I think three of us (with Rachel) can keep the pace going with readings and spreading interest in the sacred Illuminati art... Heres a chart Ive been studying for years. I will study this chart until I die The Illuminati have said this was the most important chart of all time since it was the read Grand Cross of Destiny... A horary looked at it and said that its a chart of a bright, intelligent, short, dark haired man, he even named the occupation that this person will have. :chartsam23: [/quote] That is a beautiful chart. I'd love to team up with you two again. Enjoyed this thread very much. [/quote] Thanks Rachel ! This ones going allright, We can stay on this one... Anymore to say other than beautiful on the above chart? [/quote] I may need to look at the astro.com version but I am in schock that the houses are perfectly placed in their signs. It seems divine. MC in Cap with the sun..IC in Cancer with the moon..this seems to me less of an opposition than a tension that helps the individual make the necessary generational leap to coming forth into the world and speaking, learning..reminds me of idyllic stories of the philosopher-king.. The only imperfection I sense is Uranus in 12th, haven't seen that before, feels a bit unstable, but there could be more for me to learn..and with this opposing Saturn in the 6th, which although blessed in Virgo is in a Leo-ruled 6th house and seems as if there is some growing up to be done at some stage, growing from Leo into Saturn, this Saturn cannot afford to be distracted by Uranus and whimsical natures, it is needed to hold up the cross and the growth process for this individual to bridge heaven and earth, moon and sun.. the real "play" and childlike nature for this person will come from the mystery. Who is it? [/quote] Hi Rachel ! I am stunned to hear all this, It confirms everything I was taught. A Knights Templar Bishop taught me that the Philosopher King was indeed born on this day.. But Im not privy to where he is now. I only know that when I was in a group praying for him under a gateway, glass had shattered in my hand and behind me..So powerful was the energies to bless this incoming souls journey into incarnation. Its the famous alignment of December 23, 2007. Not very long ago. If this birthday was drawn into its true symbology, here is what it looks like... :moonfeet::snakecross: I see challenges as well. Considering the Uranus placement and the Saturn placement, what is the growth transit that will truly be needed ? Ive been wanting to upload the Sun Card of the tarot with the toddler riding the white horse. =) [/quote] That's helpful as a confirmation and lots of good info. The snake on the cross is quite intriguing. Changes things around a bit and it seems as if there must be a progression from Cancer/Mars earthly realm, to Saturn, matrurity, work & practice, and then Uranus in 12th plays a different role as a rung on the ladder of Kundalini. Uranus being seeking freedom from 12th house prison, which resonates with the story about the broken glass. It strikes me that the chart seemed rather non-human until this bit. Now we have an adventure like the Iliad in which this individual now must go through a Uranian breakthrough from confined spaces mentally and/or physically, only after which they can grow into the heavenly Scorpio Neptunian and Capricornian Sun/Son, only after the human experience, the fall (the teshuva shall we say) there becomes something mythic and riveting about this character, something of a divine nature in the sense of encompassing more than only the orderly. What is the toddler on the white horse? :) [/quote] Nice ! I am humbled, youre at the level of a Master teacher.. Uranus is the prison house. Adolf had that as his chart. Matter of fact, much of his chart did realign not that long ago... We are entering into a parallel with WW2 Back to the chart...If it is in Pisces does that entail the waters of mem, the hanged man? Path 23? Interesting that it is December 23 of that chart. Where is he trapped at ? I heard one of my peers call him Hermes. But where did he go to? . Is he in a genie bottle? lol... A womb? A jail? I sense he is trapped, so I study thesalonians to see if this is the restraint... Teshuva, the fall, the essence behind Yom Kippur. I see that Mars is in its fall position in Cancer.. the chart is sad to me in that aspect. Is he Ares wounded by Diomedes? Sun Card, That is the Lord of the Fire of the World. And Hod to Yesod... I see the manchild of Revelation.. :sunchild: [/quote] Thank you Apollo. He is trapped in the kellipot, the remaining shards of dark light that have been neglected by even the best of saints. He is trapped in the Moabite womb, the sincere woman of a pure heart who made such an impression above that she was chosen to bear him, but the world is not ready, he must break out of the misconceptions he has of himself and this will help him become accepted, that which is messianic is going to be extreme goodness trapped in concealment because otherwise it could blind, and because only this way he can rise from below, from the fall, and thereby carry everyone, because no longer is anyone below him. The card looks like king messiah on the donkey of revelation. There is Yesod here and also Malchut, perhaps once he reaches Capricorn. 23..say more. Also teach us about wounded Ares. Good day to all :) [/quote] Ahh..I see.... Is he Moshiach? I remember that Mosiach peers from behind the Lattice. He is to build the Beit Hamikdash... To emerge from kellipot.. he will prove to be the one to restore Tikkun. The Moabite mother, I would not have her chart. so if this is indeed the child, I only have the date of the child.. Is he once redeemed in his own sign of Capricorn? Is this where he is hidden? You can see the little goat inside the Ram.. The Dodge Bros originally had the logo of the Magen David.. :goatram: Rachel, can you tell me when is the point of celebration? After his Tikkun of correction?? What year? what month? I long to be a part, if only in prayer and blessings. Will the Kohen Sons of Aaron be ready for the blessing? The Priestly Blessing of the Kohen is the letter Shin.. also the fire of Judgement... Hod to Malkuth. [/quote] Today, if you only hear his voice The final tikkun is set for 6000 which is in 227 years from this Rosh Hashana, but this can be sped up by various factors, as we can bring the sabbath in on Friday afternoon so we can bring the redemption in during the sixth millennium, and in its time it will be hastened. You know well, there is always choice, but nothing to fear. I would like to return as well to read charts as soon as I am done catching up on some work. [/quote] I hear him. :hf: I wrote this down as study after hearing his voice.. He is prepping.. A PLEA FOR MOSHIACH BY APOLLO Studies of the Hebrew Prophecies.. Moshiach is Hebrew for Messiah. Moshiach means the "the anointed one" in Hebrew. And it is a core belief in Judaism, but seldom learned by Christians of the West. Those that have faith in Moshiach feel it as strongly as Christians have faith in Jesus. The jewish people do not believe Jesus was the Messiah, rather they see the future Savior of Mankind as a great teacher, King and Soldier of Righteousness, "Tzedek" that influences our lives directly, making abudance touch wherever he touches and blessings to shower our material world and build his temple "Beit HaMikdash" We do not have to wait to out death to ever have hope of seeing Moshiach, Moshiach will not appear to us after we pass this earthly time, He is to come while humanity is alive and calling out ! "Tikkun Olam" is the healing of the world in the world to come, "Olam Habah" You do not have to be a Jew to let Moshiach bless your life, cause he will free mankind into a state of bliss knowing their creator G-d who cannot have a name, He is the infallible one, the one whose name. (HaShem) is beyond our limited understand, but we may draw close to him none the less. He does not cast souls into hell. forbid the study of stars, nor say this earth is beyond redemption, G-d wants us to be happy now ! And enjoy the fruitages of earth now ! Here is the Belief number 12 of the Mainmonides Thirteen Principles of Faith That speaks of Moshiach Principle XII. The era of the Messiah And this is to believe that in truth that he will come and that you should be waiting for him even though he delays in coming. And you should not calculate times for him to come, or to look in the verses of Tanach to see when he should come. The sages say: The wisdom of those who calculate times [of his coming] is small and that you should believe that he will be greater and more honored than all of the kings of Israel since the beginning of time as it is prophesied by all the prophets from Moses our teacher, peace be upon him, until Malachi, peace be upon him. And he who doubts or diminishes the greatness of the Messiah is a denier in all the Torah for it testifies to the Messiah explicitly in the portion of Bilam and the portion of "You are gathered (towards the end of Deut)". And part of this principle that there is no king of Israel except from the house of David and from the seed of Solomon alone. And anyone who disputes this regarding this family is a denier of the name of God and in all the words of the prophets. Heaven is here on earth, The Tanach describes the temple.in II Chronicles. 3:3- "The length by cubits after the ancient measure was threescore cubits, and the breadth twenty cubits". 3:4- "And the porch that was before the house, the length of it, according to the breadth of the house, was twenty cubits, and the height a hundred and twenty; and he overlaid it within with pure gold." And likewise , we shall have beautiful sound homes and dwelling places and food and peace when the Moshiach touches our lives and blesses us with the bounty. God did not want us to lack in anything . QOUTE: In every generation there is a scion of the House of David who has the potential to be the Moshiach -Apollo [/quote] Yes I recall reading this in a past post and am most overjoyed to know you are waiting too. Can you say more on the similarity between today and the WW2 chart? Thank you. [/quote]
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Re: Re: Language vs. Library
David Annetts wrote:
> Hi Steve,
>> Very much so. Mathematica provides a huge number of symbols,
>> options, commands, end etc. Distinguishing the essential
>> from the incidental is necessary in order to effectively use
>> a tool as complex as this.
> That is quite a different question, as it depends on what you want to use
> the program for.
What I'm trying to identify is which parts of Mathematica are logically more
primitive than the others. One think I'm confident of is that the core
language is expressed in FullForm, and involves neither boxes nor cells,
nor does it require any special characters such as \[Del].
> I'd regard as anything in Chapter of the Book entitled "A Practical
> Introduction to Mathematica" as essential, core Mathematica. To that
> core, I would add commands in any context that you need to use the program
> effectively, for example, if you use Mathematica for statistical analysis,
> then anything in the Statistics` context would have to be regarded as core
> too.
I'm thinking in terms of logical precedence. IOW, what are the axioms?
Which "theorem" depends on others...
This is a good example of the kind of understanding I am seeking - and
finally gaining:
> Anything else is surely non-core, at least to _your_ needs. As your use
> of the program changes, so too will your "core" knowledge need to change.
Try this:
A = Array[a (10#1 + #2) &, {3, 3}]
v = {x, y, z}
A.v // MatrixForm
A = Array[a (10#1 + #2) &, {3, 3}] // MatrixForm
v = {x, y, z} // MatrixForm
Why are the results different?
Explain this:
Clear[a, i]
a[i] = eye;
i = 3;
a[3] = three;
Print["a[i]=", a[i]]
Print["a[i]=", a[i]]
"Philosophy is written in this grand book, The Universe. ... But the book
cannot be understood unless one first learns to comprehend the language...
in which it is written. It is written in the language of mathematics, ...;
without which wanders about in a dark labyrinth." The Lion of Gaul


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