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Stock Picks: FedEx, Burger King, Nasdaq, Sirius XM
FedEx Corp.: Goldmn Sachs equity analyst Scott Malat maintained a neutral rating on shares of FedEx Corp. (FDX) on Mar. 18.
FedEx shares fell in New York trading on Mar. 18 after the world's largest cargo airline reported quarterly results that rose less than expected. Net income for the three months ended Feb. 28 rose to $239 million, or 76 cents a share. The company was projected to earn 73 cents a share, the average of 18 estimates compiled by Bloomberg. At least five analysts said in the past two weeks that FedEx may exceed their estimates or the Wall Street consensus.
Revenue gained 6.9% to $8.7 billion, which exceeded the $8.4 billion estimated by analysts. Profit in the year-earlier quarter was $97 million, or 31 cents. FedEx said earnings for the full fiscal year would be as much as $3.80 a share, up from previous guidance of as much as $3.75. Profit in the current quarter will be $1.17 to $1.37 a share, FedEx said. Analysts had projected $1.25, based on the average of 18 estimates.
Malat said in a note that the company's third-quarter EPS of 76 was above his forecast of 75 cents. He noted that "strong" results in the company's express and ground delivery units were offset by weak margins in its less-than-truckload trucking segment. He said management fourth-quarter EPS guidance compared with his forecast of $1.35.
"In addition, management noted compensation costs would likely pressure 2011 EPS," the analyst wrote.
Burger King Holdings Inc.: Deutsche Bank equity analyst Jason West raised a recommendation on shares of Burger King Holdings Inc. (BKC) to buy from hold on Mar. 18.
In a note, West said that shares of the second-largest U.S. hamburger seller have underperformed the market by around 60% over the past year. "While the stock has bounced a bit recently, we see room for further upside from here as sales and margins remain well below cyclical peaks and as investors may begin to seek out cheaper names that can still benefit from a recovering economy," he said.
"While management still has work to do to rebuild credibility, we see several positives emerging in the BKC story", West wrote, including signs of a bottom in sales trends; easing same-store sales comparisons; an improving macro-economic backdrop; and the company's renewed focus on its breakfast menu, planned for later in 2010.
West also noted as positives for Burger King increased M&A activity in the restaurant sector; a "thawing" in relations with the company's franchisees; a "compelling" stock valuation; and "still-negative [Wall] Street sentiment ... leaving plenty of room for more constructive views".
The analyst lowered his EPS estimates for the third quarter to 29 cents from 32 cents; for fiscal 2010 (ending June) to $1.32 from $1.37; and for fiscal 2011 to $1.50 from $1.55.
West raised a price target on the shares to $24 from $19.
Nasdaq OMX Group Inc.: JMP Securities initiated coverage of NASDAQ OMX Group Inc. (NDAQ) on Mar. 18 with a market outperform rating and a 12-month price target of $25.
In a note, equity analyst David Scharf said he believes shares of the global exchange company represent a "compelling risk/reward trade-off based on multiple new product initiatives, a more stable revenue model than other cash equities-driven businesses, and improving market share and/or volume trends".
Scharf said he has recently seen a rebound in Nasdaq's U.S. cash equities market share, an expanding U.S. options market share over the past year, improving European operations, early successes with new equities and clearing services, and "solid" expense management. "Yet [the] shares are trading near their 52-week lows as overall market volume headwinds, some regulatory uncertainty, and a weak capital markets calendar overhang the story," he wrote.
The analyst expects Nasdaq's EPS to grow 9% in 2010 and 11% in 2011, "driven by the company's multiple growth initiatives, recovery from trough volumes, and operating leverage".
Sirius XM Radio Inc.: Standard & Poor's equity analysts Tuna Amobi and Erik Kolb maintained a hold opinion on shares of Sirius XM Radio Inc. (SIRI) on Mar. 18.
The analysts said in a posting on the S&P MarketScope service that Srius, the only U.S. satellite radio broadcaster, announced that it has received a second notice from NASDAQ that it has not regained compliance with the $1.00 minimum closing bid requirement for its common shares; Sirius said it will request a hearing at which it will ask for continued listing pending its return to compliance. The Sirius board has approved a reverse stock split, the analysts noted.
"[With a current market cap of nearly $3.5 billion, we think Sirius has ample options to regain compliance," the analysts wrote. "Separately, we remain encouraged after Q4 results and expect SIRI to realize additional merger-related synergies as it renegotiates several contracts".

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Today we had a fantastic get together of the Pregnancy and Parenting Network. Pregnant women and new mothers alike got to share their expertise of baby wearing. I'd like to thank Melissa Dopper (Mel) for helping factiliate the morning. I'd thought you like to see some of the photos I took.
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Both in our 40s, we met as new doctoral students and spotted each other's gray hair with relief. We shared the corner of an office and became fast friends. We are the most senior (in age) and least senior (in career level) of the X-Gals, a group of nine female biologists who banded together to support one another through the dissertation process.
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Karen: I finished my Ph.D. this spring. I am married to a tenured faculty member at a small university in the Midwest and am the mother of a daughter who was in elementary school when I launched my graduate career.
Mary Pat: I have been married for more than 20 years to a consultant whose business is finally taking off after years of financial struggle. We have no kids but are not without the constraints that come with aging and long-term relationships later in life. I finished my degree last fall and immediately started a postdoc across the country from my husband.
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The friendship and support of our younger X-Gals helped us survive the agonies of the degree process, and now we join them as early career scientists trying to find satisfying work with our brand new Ph.D.'s.
We both had successful careers in other fields before graduate school. They weren't dreadful jobs, but eventually Monday mornings became fundamentally depressing, and we wanted to do something about it. By happenstance we both discovered a passion and talent for biology. The theoretical and technical aspects promised by a graduate program were icing on the cake.
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Karen: My husband and I originally planned to move the entire family to the location of my graduate program, but that unexpectedly proved unfeasible for him. The result was a prolonged, gut-wrenching separation, with my daughter spending several years first with one parent and then the other. In addition to the loneliness of separation (for both of us), that meant I was a single parent during much of my doctoral study, and when my personal guilt about that waned, my parents and in-laws were happy to remind me of it. In my final year, I had a two-month interruption in my studies when I had to move to my parents' town to help them during a medical crisis.
Mary Pat: Although my husband is self-employed, following me through multiple moves (first to a Ph.D. program, then to a postdoc, and up the career ladder) wasn't possible. I commuted back and forth throughout my graduate program to reconnect with my husband, pets, and much-beloved home life. With no kids, the separation was theoretically easier, but chronic absenteeism is tough on any marriage. There were some really bad times, with no "for the kids" justification to stay together. Amazingly, our marriage survived. Additionally, we faced a prolonged terminal illness of a close family member, and major medical emergencies for both my husband and me, fairly typical events that crop up later in life.
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We both made it, but we had to be adaptable. What we expected to work for us personally often didn't, and we had to make significant adjustments along the way. It was stressful and distracting to be away from our families, and so we both made the difficult choice to write our dissertations from home. We were both extremely fortunate in having a big-hearted adviser willing to accommodate our family demands.
Financially, that meant losing our assistantship support; and the cost of flying back and forth for laboratory work was considerable. We managed to scrape by with spousal financial support.
We don't want to minimize this: Finishing our dissertations long distance was extremely isolating, and we were both profoundly grateful for the support via e-mail of our fellow X-Gals. One of our fellow X-Gals had earlier moved across the country to be with her husband while finishing her dissertation, which helped convince us that if she could do it, we could, too.
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Mary Pat: I started looking for jobs a year ago while writing my dissertation. One of those applications morphed into a job offer for an academic postdoc, and a month after finishing my degree, I packed up and left my husband (again) to resume a long-distance marriage. We hope this separation will be our last. Fortunately, although my husband doesn't want to move repeatedly, he is willing to relocate once, as his design business is fairly portable now that he is better known professionally. I am lucky to be working as a postdoc in a region with many nonacademic opportunities for biologists. I have been feverishly looking at job lists, attending workshops in applied science, and taking every opportunity I can to meet people working in nonfaculty jobs in my field. I hope I can hang in personally until things work out for me professionally.
Karen: My circumstances are more immediately constrained by my daughter (now in high school) and my tenured husband. But kids grow up and leave for college, and tenured professors can move if the job is right. In the meantime, I am devoting my energy to staying "in the game." For me, the most obvious track would be to find a teaching job at my husband's university (odds are it would be a non-tenure-track position) or at one of the community colleges near my home. Neither option would provide job security or much opportunity to continue my research. Now that my dissertation is finished, I, too, will be exploring the nonacademic job market in my area.
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We know the world does not owe us our dream jobs: We need to identify our options, make contacts, and think strategically about what other skills we might need to be competitive. It seems ridiculous to think that we would need more skills after a finishing a respected graduate program, but they can add polish to the total package we offer employers. We need to do things like change our CV's into résumés and attend workshops on lab management, endangered-species regulations, or science teaching strategies.
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The ExpoSurf isn't just about surf; there will be tons of information and performances of other alternative sports, as well as concerts, a fashion show, and a chance to meet Og de Souza, who skateboards without use of his legs.
As I was walking around Miraflores, I discovered a new fair and, judging it by its name, I thought that it was exclusively related to surfing. However, after looking for more information on the Internet, I realized that this fair is actually related to alternative sports including not only surfing but also skate, body board, paddle surfing, trekking, running, kite surfing, BMX, downhill, mountain biking, motocross, sailing sports, watercraft and more! So, attention sport lovers: You have to check out the Expo Surf Perú 2013.
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Tissue Doppler Echo Imaging of Heart Function After Transplant
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|September 13, 2005
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|November 25, 2013
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|Non-Invasive Quantitation of Myocardial Dysfunction by Tissue Doppler/Synchronization Imaging After Orthotopic Heart Transplantation in Children
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|There are many children born with Congenital Heart Disease. Many of these children have to undergo surgical procedures to correct the problem. Some patients must eventually get a new heart. Once they get a new heart, we have to have ways to determine how well the new heart is doing inside of the body. Tissue Doppler Imaging is one way of doing so. Tissue Doppler Imaging is like an ultrasounds. It takes pictures of the heart. In addition to Tissue Doppler Imaging, there is a newer non-invasive procedure called Tissue Synchronization Imaging which will allow us to see how well the new heart is working as well. In this study we would use both techniques to determine how well the new heart is working.
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Heart transplantation is the only hope for children with end stage heart disease. Eventually cardiac deterioration occurs and leads to death or re-transplantation. Our understanding of the pathophysiology of cardiac dysfunction in these children is incomplete. The time course of the dysfunction process either in the RV and/or the LV, systole or diastole has never been studied in children. No meaningful TSI quantitation has ever been performed in a large pediatric OHT patient population. The long-term goal of this study will be the detection of functional myocardial changes associated with known stages post heart transplantation using TDI and TSI. These achievements impact the survival and quality of life of children after cardiac transplantation.
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All subjects who are treated in the transplant clinic will be approached for possible participation into the study. These patients will include newly transplanted (OHT) patients as well as patients who underwent OHT prior to the enrollment year. The following procedures will occur at each study visit:
Echocardiographic assessment Standard 2-dimensional, M-mode, and Doppler or 3-dimensional echocardiography evaluation will be performed. We will assess cardiac function using left ventricular shortening (SF) and ejection fractions (EF). The EF will be calculated using both M-Mode and by Simpson's rule. We will also perform tissue synchronization imaging (TSI) and tissue Doppler imaging (TDI) using the GE Vivid 7 echocardiographic system. Both TSI and TDI will assist investigators in assessing mechanical synchrony. In newly transplanted patients, these echocardiographic assessments will occur during the first 5 days to serially measure ventricular synchrony during the acute post-operative period. For older transplant patients and for new transplant patients greater than five days out from transplantation, echocardiographic studies will occur at all follow-up clinic visits as determined by physician preference.
Clinical assessment Clinical evaluation will be performed during all follow-up visits in order to track unrecognized complications or adverse events. As is standard, all patients undergoing transplantation follow-up will have an electrocardiogram (EKG) performed to assess rhythm.
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|Children With Heart Transplants
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- Children who have had cardiac transplant within one year.
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|William T. Mahle, MD, Emory University
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|Emory University
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Latrobe school board eyes options to replace departing assistant superintendent Piraino
The Greater Latrobe School District is discussing how it will replace a top administrator who will become the next superintendent of the Franklin Regional School District in Murrysville.
Franklin Regional last week hired Gennaro R. Piraino Jr., Latrobe's assistant superintendent, as its new superintendent. Piraino will begin his position with Franklin Regional on April 21 at a salary of $135,000. His contract continues through June 30, 2017.
Piraino, 39, of Latrobe will replace Emery D'Arcangelo, who is retiring in April after serving as superintendent since 2005.
Greater Latrobe is discussing options about replacing Piraino during talks in executive sessions, which are closed to the public, said Susan J. Mains, president of the Latrobe school board.
Mains said no decision has been made whether to seek a replacement for Piraino for this school year, which would have about two months remaining after he starts his new job at Franklin Regional.
The district also has not decided whether to hire an assistant superintendent, who would need to have obtained state certification as a superintendent, or an assistant to the superintendent, who would not be required to have a superintendent's certification.
At a larger school district, "an assistant superintendent is very important," said Kathryn "Kay" Elder, a Latrobe board member.
Elder, who has served on the board for 31 years, said the district has not always had an assistant superintendent.
Superintendent Judith Swigart has wanted an administrative structure with an assistant superintendent, Elder said.
Piraino began working at Latrobe as a junior high school learning support teacher in 1997. He served as assistant principal with the junior/senior high schools from 2001-06, principal of Baggaley Elementary School from 2006-09, and district director of elementary education in 2009-10. He has a doctorate in education.
Piraino's "love of education" stood out among the other applicants, said Franklin Regional board member Joseph Seymour.
"That was one thing we were looking for in the process. ... I was pretty impressed with the range of candidates we had," Seymour said.
"I am looking forward to coming in and working with the board and the whole school community," Piraino said. "Franklin Regional has an outstanding reputation, not only in the county but in the region. I was attracted by all of the terrific things they do for the students. ... It was a good fit."
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I have searched the forums for the largest 17" tire that will fit on a stock WK2 but most of the information seems to be for 18"s or 20"s and the rest has been inconclusive. Can anyone please let me know what you are successfully running (no rub) on a stock WK2 Laredo? I would like to install either 255/70/R17 or preferably 255/75/R17 GY Silent Armors on stock 17' rims with no lift.
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A 200-foot extension cord would indeed be a problem. Continue reading after the jump for some answers.I live in an apartment along with a lot of other urban residents of the world. How would I realistically recharge a plug-in hybrid or pure battery car (aside from a 200 ft. extension cord out of my window)?
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This is a difficult question to answer, because each apartment and city presents their own set of challenges. We don't know which option will work best for Kellan, but here are some ways that automakers, urban planners, charging companies and others are making charging possible in cities.
Option 1: Near-by on-street charging
This option is most similar to recharging in your garage because you allow the car to draw energy from the grid at times when you know you won't need to drive. A lot of companies, for example, Coulomb Technologies, are developing on-street or parking lot chargers designed for opportunity charging during shopping trips and the like. If there's one of these near your apartment, then you're all set. The big problem, of course, is that recharging stations don't exist in a lot of places and even if there is one close to you, who's to say it'll always be available? Still, car-sharing companies like Zipcar have managed to carve out some dedicated parking spaces for their vehicles and it seems possible that city councils might be convinced to set aside some residential parking spaces for people who are actively reducing carbon emissions in a city. Getting neighborhood associations to push for local charging stations could also be a way for those neighborhoods to grow a green identity. Taking advantage of this requires a lot of work, but it could also reap the biggest rewards, especially if you're the only EV driver in your area. This also makes us think of Option 1.5, which would be to use an EV through a car-sharing service.
Last fall, Mitsubishi announced it was working on an EV recharging system for apartment dwellers. Based on a system used by Japan Delivery System, Mitsubishi installed charging stations called i-Charger in apartment building garages that were accessed by a unique PIN. The benefit was a way to identify who was drawing power from the public cord. More recently, we heard about SemaConnect, which has developed a charging unit (right) that costs around $2,500 to $3,000 to install. Anyone could then recharge from the box by paying with a credit card. Talking with the apartment manager – or maybe a nearby business? – about installing one of these could provide the urban EV driver with easy access to power for their ride.
While it doesn't help people living in apartments now, there are some developers who are looking to the future and are making sure their residences are EV-ready. Glenwood Management is putting Coulomb chargers into its new Manhattan apartments. Similarly, the city of Vancouver is mandating the installation of electrical vehicle charging ports in new parking garages.
Option 3: Recharging at work
It's still kind of rare, but there are organizations that are installing or have installed EV chargers at their parking lots. Sometimes, this is because the company or city government is testing a fleet of plug-in vehicles. Sometimes it's to get ready for the big wave of EV drivers that we expect to start late this year with the introduction of the Nissan Leaf and the Chevrolet Volt and to have something extra to offer customers. If you're lucky enough to work at one of these places, you may be able to use the charger yourself.
Option 4: Get a plug-in hybrid
This option won't please anyone who wants a full electric vehicle, but if there's simply no place to charge an EV near where you live, getting a vehicle that can use both electrons and gasoline might be the best idea. That way, you'll always have some way to get more energy for your car (until gas stations disappear, anyway). Whenever possible, charge up the car from an outlet for emission-free driving.
Option 5: Move
We're being a bit facetious here, but we know that some of the most serious EV fans will do whatever they have to to be able to charge where they park at night. If your apartment doesn't offer charging facilities, look for one that does. It's not possible for everyone, and that's why it comes last in our list.
No matter what option you choose, it's not going to be easy for most people to recharge an EV in the city. Not yet, anyway. More and more charge points are being built in urban areas around the world, though, so the good news is that urban recharging will keep getting easier as time goes by. Of course, if Better Place can get its battery-swap technology implemented in an easy way, recharging won't be an issue at all. Until that happens – if it happens – we'd better figure out clever ways to get people some juice no matter where they live. Have any other ideas?


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When I asked Trevor what draws him to places with deep conflict, he said, "I want to know that, even if just for a night, I can sleep in a slum or hang out in a prison full of gang members." Peering into lives unlike his own made him feel comfortable with his place in the world. Though his images never quite became him—he talks about his camera as though it were a shield—they did influence him. And some were etched deeply in his mind. One night, we were driving north along the coast when he told me a story from South Sudan. "It's hard for me to even talk about this," he said. "There was a boy in the Nuba Mountains who had half of his face blown off—a bomb dropped from a cargo plane. A local doctor had sewed it up somehow, and it was infested with worms." The boy's father took him to the only hospital in the region, where Trevor visited one day. A doctor showed Trevor into one of the wards, where he met the boy's father and asked permission to take his son's photograph. The father agreed; he wanted people to see how his family had suffered. But when Trevor saw the boy, he couldn't lift his camera. "It was like nothing I had ever seen," he said. "And now that picture's not in my camera, but in my mind."
Before the digital camera, striking images of conflict took a longer time to fetch—journalists often spent weeks in the field before sending film to editors—and so there were fewer of them. Ask baby boomers to recall iconic photographs of the Vietnam War, and they're likely to mention the same naked girl running from a napalm cloud or Viet Cong officer taking a bullet in the head. Ask about the Iraq War, and they're likelier to stumble. Tim Hetherington, a journalist killed by mortar fire in Libya last April, once asked his colleague, João Silva, if there were any great images to come out of Iraq like there were from Vietnam. Silva replied, "The problem isn't that we haven't taken that classic image. The problem is that we have taken too many." Journalists in Iraq were some of the first to use digital technology, landing in the field with new cameras and manuals. Capturing a quick, clear image was suddenly much easier, a snap of the shutter as simple as a trigger-pull.
The Internet, too, has created space for more photographers, professional and amateur, to publish. The ironic result is that the images we pay most attention to are not the beautifully composed but the shockingly raw, mindless of form, light, and clarity. I recall, first, Lynndie England holding an Abu Grhaib prisoner by a leash. The next that comes to mind is a blood-soaked Qaddafi, the same photograph the Libyan girl mentioned to me that night at the embassy. When I asked Trevor about the image, he said it nearly made him sorry for the man. Indeed, critics had called it tasteless, disrespectful, and, according to one, "death porn." But there was truth in its rawness, he said—under Qaddafi, after all, executions aired on national television—and the grotesque honesty struck people. "Maybe photojournalists would have made more esthetic choices," said Trevor. "But maybe their photographs wouldn't have felt as true."
Photojournalists tread a precarious line in documenting conflict. "It's our job to get people to look at things they would not otherwise see," said Trevor. But most newspapers won't publish highly grotesque images, so photographers often rely on artistic suggestion to make a point. No agency would have accepted an image of the boy he met in the hospital, he told me. But last year, the cover of TIME Magazine featured a photograph by Jodie Bieber of an Afghani girl with her nose cut off. "It was shocking, and a risk, but you could tell the girl was beautiful," said Trevor. "She looked like Mary."
Navigating a news-driven, digital market frustrates Trevor, who is drawn to stories that take months, if not years, to report. Violent images are worthless unless in context, he says, but developing contextual stories takes more time than most outlets are willing to give. This past year, he began assembling a mixed-media iPad book about Sudan with TIME correspondent Alan Boswell. "The iPad is very tactile. You can touch the picture, move it around. Text or audio pops up. It's a layered experience." Trevor is exploring other ways to make his work relevant by collaborating with the online literary organization, Triple Canopy, to create a wider platform for in-depth visual stories. Meanwhile, he is assembling an exhibition of large photographs showing the impacts of small arms in South Sudan and has considered exhibiting on newsprint, as well, to make the story more distributable. He imagines people in Sudan tearing up images and pasting them in their homes, or Americans coming across a city wall, papered in photographs.


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|February 8th, 2007, 06:01 PM
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02 blazer does not start...updated...it's alive!
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02 s-10 blazer 2 dr. 2wd 67k miles
I went out to lunch, 30 min. later, car turns over fine, but will not start. I cannot hear fuel pump prime. I tapped on the gas tank, started up fine. I turned it off and tried to restart...no go. I tapped on tank again and pump didn't sound normal, but started after a few knocks on the tank and a few cranks. I turned it off again and retried to start...no go. After hitting the tank a few more times, it started again. I recently had a remote started put in. could this be causing my problem or is it just coincidence? Is my fuel pump dying? Should I replace it? Anything else I could check before spending $300.00 on a pump?
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|February 8th, 2007, 07:34 PM
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Your fuel pump gets its power from a relay in the underhood fusebox. The control for that relay is thru the ECM. The relay could be whacking out on you, try swapping it for another one.
The ECM wont let the fuel pump relay close if it doesnt get the right security signal from the key lock either. If thats the problem, you'll see an amber "security" telltale on the dash to let you know.
Ive also seen the ground on the fuel pump go south on s-trucks before. That could be another point to check.
You can pick up a fuel pressure gauge at any parts store to check your line pressure with. Thats a good way to make sure youre chasing the right problem.
|February 9th, 2007, 05:23 PM
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would it be worth spending the $20 on a relay even though the pump sounded like a dying giraffe when i was tapping on the tank? i am getting the "security" light when i turn the ignition to "on". for some reasons, i'm thinking something happened because of the remote start. could this be possible?
|February 9th, 2007, 05:30 PM
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had the same problem on my '99 Sonoma high rider, finally got pissed off
had the remote starter removed & local shop installed a new ignition lock.
$400 dollars later, problem never occured again>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
|February 9th, 2007, 05:31 PM
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$20? You can swap its place with the AC, DRL, Horn, Liftglass, Fog Lamp or CHMSL relays for free and see what changes before spending.
Lots of things can cause a fuel pump to sound strange. A low supply voltage (bad wires, bad relay contacts) could do this, a weak battery could (but you say it cranks fine), trying to prime a fuel rail thats already primed could do this too. Thats where the fuel pressure gauge comes in handy, so youre diagnosing with numbers.
If your security light is on, then I'd say thats the problem. Your ECM shouldnt give you a fuel pump until that light goes away. Try your experiment again, but this time crank, wait and crank... and skip the tapping on the tank part. See if it was the tapping or the waiting between cranks that did it for you.
Its definatly possible something got messed up when your remote start was installed. How long have you had it for?
|February 9th, 2007, 06:30 PM
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i've had the remote starter for about 1-2 months. similar thing happened 2 days after i had it installed, but started on its own about an hour later.
i tried the other relays and still nothing. no sound from pump either.
|February 9th, 2007, 06:42 PM
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i've had the remote starter for about 1-2 months. similar thing happened 2 days after i had it installed, but started on its own about an hour later.
i tried the other relays and still nothing. no sound from pump either.
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sounds like the pump to me. Sounds like it is sticking in place and when you tap the tank it frees it up. Also check the wiring near the pump. Very common for it to fail.
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Before you going doing all of adding parts, check your security system and by-pass it. Turn you ign to run, (not start) leave it there for a least 20 minutes , don't touch anything. Then turn it to start (Do NOT turn it off first). It should start.
If it starts than you have a bad ign switch. But before you go changing that, loosen the the large connector at the base of the steering column, I think it's a 48 way...can't remember. But the single bolt holding it is like a 7mm. Grasp the connector from both ends and squeeze it together as hard as you can then torque the bolt back down, the torque is critical, 7nm only. The single bolt is know to "banana" the connector and cause a poor connection. If you have done ANY work on the ignition switch, it may be bad. They can only be taken out like one or two times before they fails. You may have a code of B2960. This was an issue to 2001, but it is possible on some later models
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|February 11th, 2007, 09:30 PM
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If the remote starter ever worked to begin with, then he had a security bypass system put in. Based on the ones I've installed, Id say that a wire is broken, so that it isnt sending the right signal anymore, and its not going to pass the key signal through it anymore. Long story short, I dont think that relearn procedure is going to help out.
|February 12th, 2007, 09:47 AM
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the remote start worked for about 2 days before i wasn't able to start it one day leaving a store i drove my blazer to. (approx. 45 min. before i came back to the car to leave) i kept trying to start it for about 20 minutes and finally it turned over. since then, the remote start stopped working, but turned over fine with the key. i took it back to the installer and he said the "module" just needed to be reset. after that, i didn't have any more problems until now. could it be a security issue even though i was able to start it by tapping on the tank?
|February 12th, 2007, 05:43 PM
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ok, the latest.
i pulled the tank and pump. checked voltage at pump connector and reads 4.6-4.9 volts. is that the right voltage? does the pump require 12+ volts?
with the tank dropped and everything disconnected, my security light only came on for about 2 seconds and turned right off. could no reading to the ECU prevent any type of security to be engaged? upon pulling the connectors off the pump, i managed to bust one of the fittings...i know, i know. it's just so damn cold outside, i was becoming a little impatient with that fitting and it's stubborness. looks like i'm buying a fuel pump regardless. i found one on ebay that says it will fit my model and year for 120.00 dollars new. should i avoid buying this pump and going with a store bought one for 300.00 dollars?
thanks for all the replies thus far and your patience. i'd hate to have a shop do it for another 500.00 bucks.
|February 12th, 2007, 06:47 PM
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Who makes the security system? I talked to a buddy today about his Avalanche, it had a bull dog system and he had numerous problems with it. He came out one day and the sec. light was on and it wouldnt start. took the system off and it ran fine. He then bought a more exspensive system and hasnt had any problems.
|February 12th, 2007, 07:19 PM
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I searched and cant find the voltage. I did find mention of some pumps using different voltages. I wouldnt assume anything and I wouldnt shoot 12 volts to it. 4.6 volts may be ok. I did find mention of the security issues though.
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After reading through a lot of topics, i have come to the conclusion that everyone here is a lot smarter than i am
I have always wanted a little home theater but never had the money. I have come across a projector for $41.00. It is old but i think it will be ok. It is a Sanyo 3 digital lens projection LCD, Model PLC-WT500L. It doesn't come with a lens but i found one that says it will work on eBay for $35.00 Sanyo LNS-S10 standard zoom lens. My room is only 10 X 11 so it won't be an awesome HT but with kids my budget is slim to none.
My questions are somewhat basic. Should i paint the room dark and what type of screen should I use. I have seen several posts about painting and several about spandex. I am worried about the brightness of the projector it is 5000 lumens, most i see on here are about half that or less. My room has 2 windows in it but most of my movies and gaming will be at night. Thanks again in advance for the help and please bear with me as i have never even stepped into this realm before but i am very excited about it.
"Smart enough to know better, to old to care" ------ Dedicated Home Theater, Mitsubishi HC7900DW Projector, 110" 16:9 Jamestown screen with variable power masking for CIW 2.50:1 to 16:9, Marantz 7009 with 7.1.4 Atmos with Ohm mains,3 DIY Subs (2 15" (1 ported, 1 sealed and a 12" 4th order bandpass), 1 DIY butt kicker, Custom Built HTPC, 10TB DroboFS NAS
"Smart enough to know better, to old to care" ------ Dedicated Home Theater, Mitsubishi HC7900DW Projector, 110" 16:9 Jamestown screen with variable power masking for CIW 2.50:1 to 16:9, Marantz 7009 with 7.1.4 Atmos with Ohm mains,3 DIY Subs (2 15" (1 ported, 1 sealed and a 12" 4th order bandpass), 1 DIY butt kicker, Custom Built HTPC, 10TB DroboFS NAS
That's an auditorium projector with a 7000 (from the specs I looked up) lumen rating. Your going to need sunglasses to watch this thing in a 10 x11 room. You need to check your lens to see what size image you can throw in such a short distance. This would be a great projector for an outdoor theater but inside a small room your going to have problems.
DAMN 7000 lumens, that's insane in that size room. I'd love to see it though.
It can get frustrating at times, I know...been there, sometimes still there....when you see people talking about expensive gear so nonchalantly. Like the guys who buy multiple projectors, or drop 10K on a setup without batting an eye. A HT experience does NOT have to be expensive to be enjoyable. Really folks here are passionate about their hobby and something that most people would never ever notice would irritate them (like a bit of moire, judder, etc). Even if the colors aren't calibrated really well, or if the black level isn't that great....a large screen can still be impressive and make for an enjoyable HT. My favorite part of this hobby is that my 750 dollar 50 in tv looks way better than my buddies 1500 dollar 42in tv. His tv is in a different league than mine, but I calibrated mine with an i1 display colormeter. Actually his tv looks better than mine now, but only cause I calibrated it for him. A halfway decent calibration on a budget set will beat out all the high priced tvs that people buy and keep torch mode on. As you spend time here, you'll learn a lot from all the experts that populate these boards, and that knowledge will let you build a cheaper setup that will work better than other people who spend 3X amount of money.
I would be looking around to try to find a decent deal on a 720p projector. Lower resolution than that gets pretty fuzzy on a large 90-100in screen. The difference between 480i/p and 720p is pretty big and readily apparent, the difference between 720 and 1080p even on larger screen sizes, while it is apparent, you notice more in the details, it's a much smaller difference.
See if you can find somewhere to take a look at a budget dlp projector like an optoma gt750. The color wheel on this guy is sllllow compared to most ht projectors. I have this projector and don't see RBE (rainbow effect) so I know I'm not sensitive to it. Some people are and some aren't. Hopefully you aren't sensitive to it cause you'll have more options at the budget end if you can use single chip dlp projector.
In my apartment I was using that gt750 and projecting onto my plain white walls, the rest of the apartment is painted white, windows weren't light tight.....I was still happy watching avatar on 120inches. With a tight budget, I'd spend just about all of it on the projector, and project onto a white wall, or paint yourself a screen and paint the rest of the wall dark. I'd cobble the audio system together using whatever spare parts I had lying around....old speakers off a boom box or computer speakers etc.
Monoprice has a 5.1 speaker setup for less than 90 bucks and another one (which I think they made after klipsch sued them over their 9774 speakers which were knockoffs of energy take 5 classics) for around 250.
Accessories4less.com has refurb receivers, you can probably find a good denon or onkyo for around 200 maybe less. You can probably find someone willing to sell their old receiver for cheap.
I am trying to upgrade some components of my system. If you lived in my area, I'd be willing to sell you some of the gear, but with shipping cost of these things, I don't think they'd be worth it.
ENJOY the boards, and remember....once you set up everything properly, calibrate the speakers and screen, and do some cheap mods to the room (diy acoustic panels, paying attention to dimensions, using soft wall coverings and bookshelves to disperse the sound waves etc. your setup will probably be better than 90% of the populations even if your gear is much cheaper. I'm guessing less than 5% of people ever do this kind of stuff.
At the bottom end of the budget range, your looking at 800x600 resolution. This is suitable for DVD @ 16:9 for 720x480p output and a price of around $300. However, if you bump that price just $100 to $400, then you move up to 1024x768 (Good for PC, but just short of 720p HD). At the $500 range, you can get a decent 720p projector. That is basically where entry level currently stands.
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I'm assuming this is the PJ your getting:
To see what size and how bright it will be you can look at the calculator for it: http://www.projectorcentral.com/Sanyo-PLC-WTC500L-projection-calculator-pro.htm (Note: the calc assumes using a LNS-T10 which is a telephoto zoom lens)
If you look at the calc and your room size, you'll see that it will have a 140fl. That is about 4-5x brighter than than what is normal for a HT and about 7x brighter than what is needed for a light controlled room. If you stick with that option, you likely want but a low gain(<1.0 with) high contrast(HC) grey screen and a neutral density(ND) filter(like at least a 2 stop or 0.6). The ND filter is not very expensive and can be had for under $60 easily. The screen will likely run you a few hundred unless your the do-it-yourself type.
0.6 ND(75% light reduction)+0.9 HC Grey(10% additional reduction) = 77.5% total reduction * 140fl @ 74" @ 11' = 31.5fl which will be plenty bright for a non-light controlled room and should give you a decent result.
If we move the PJ closer(say 10' vs 11'), the final result of the same accessories would put you at ~38fl(overly bright but can be adjusted further by lower gain/darker filter) and only a max of 67" (at which point your dropping in to used flat panel territory vs a PJ).
Note: That is all based on the LNS-T10 that the calc uses. The LNS-S10 is a standard zoom lens while the LNS-T10 is a telephoto zoom lens. The final picture size will depend on the lens your get for it.
At $80+$60 for an ND filter set, you'll only be at $140 for a test run(and the lenses are new with a return policy).
Link ND filters: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?atclk=Stock_In+stock&ci=114&N=4026728350+11+35&mxp=60 (A person with more photo experience can likely help you better than I can on these)
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This is a discussion on A Quick Question on Sheep within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I saw there is nothing in-between sheep and sheepdog. Either you take charge and ownership of your safety or you dont. On a side note: ...
I saw there is nothing in-between sheep and sheepdog. Either you take charge and ownership of your safety or you dont.
On a side note: my wife was anti-gun. After we got a divorce and she had to live by her self and listen to the bumps in the night alone she became a gun owner.
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Originaly posted by MinistrmalicSeriously, if you want to begin the whole argument over terminology for the umpeenth time, START YOUR OWN THREAD.Looks to me like this thread is dead nuts on trackFrom the OP So my wife and I were talking about and sheepdogs or whatever you want to call those who carry a weapon to protect themselves and/or family.... otherwise known as "US." Anyway, she asked me a question that I found myself at a loss with, "Is there anything between Sheeple and Sheepdogs?"
Has she heard Dr Gratia's harrowing story? In her situation they were just innocent bystanders unable to fight back...not sheep or sheepdogs... just unarmed by state law. Have her watch the video below. If Dr. Gratia's story doesn't give your wife pause, nothing will.
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Generalizations and allegories are just that- not completely bounding every case. It's more of a continuum, from the willfully oblivious through the conscious protector to the sociopath. Deciding that evil exists and deciding to carry moves you from sheep towards sheepdog, but just that doesn't do it.
You really won't know what you are until you face death and see what happens. Until then, you're just posing.
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And yes, I do actually call her sweetheart, honey, dear, etc. I call her a "sheep" only in playing and when she refuses to listen to me about self-defense. She is FAR worse in calling me stupid names like "Gun tot'in redneck," and "paranoid hillbilly." I grew up in a SMALL TOWN and now live in the city, wear normal cloths, drive a truck, yes, but I am a country boy stuck in a city.
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I feel that calling myself a sheepdog is claiming rank I don't have: I run away from trouble if I can, rather than confront it as a job description. No slam on others using the term, and hats off to you if you are skilled and wise enough (and have enough money for lawyers) to pull this off. Or if you're LEO or military: I have great respect for you!
But I feel more like the male version of Pax' "Cornered Cat": don't mess with me or my family; others are largely on their own.
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I know what you mean. My responsibility is to protect my family and myself. My goal is to stop the threat and get out of dodge. Regardless of carrying, if I were to see a situation in which someone obviously needed help, I would likely feel compelled to do something to offer assistance in a safe, appropriate, and responsible manner (yell, call for help, OC spray, etc.). That was my nature prior CC...and my decision to CC doesn't really impact that. If anything else, it would make me more cautious as to what degree I would be willing to get involved so as not to put myself in a hairy situation. Two grown men duking it out, they're on their own. A man attacking a woman, I would yell, call 911, and if he turned his attention towards me perhaps deploy OC spray and run. Same thing I would have likely done before I started CC. I'm not going out there looking for anything...and I hope I never find myself in any type of SD or other situation.
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Most of the women that I have dealt with over the years didn't believe that it could happen to them until it did happen to them.
I cant tell you the number of women that I have had in class that were only there because they were wronged somehow. Their lives were threatened, they may have been beaten severely by boyfriend, spouses or strangers, some have been raped, and others left to fend for themselves due to various circumstances.
Most of them, by their own admission, realized that they needed to do something to protect themselves,but they just didn't get around to it, didn't know where to look and some even were overwhelmed by it when they started their search. They knew that something could happen, but it wasn't high on their list of priorities at the time.Some of them had no idea of where to even begin.
Only after mental or physical pain or both,did they get serious in their endeavor to protect them self.
Human nature doesn't want to believe that bad things can happen to good people. It wants to cling to what is good, what it honest, and it has a hard time understanding the concept of evil. Only when it happens to them are they willing to accept the fact that since it happened once, it could happen again.
It is unfortunate that it often takes a life threatening event to wake some people up. When it does happen, it often takes months and sometimes even years to get over it. It is truly a life changing event and the world never quite seems the same.
Some women know and understand this, yet for various reasons they choose to ignore it. They depend on their husbands to be the protectors, but that thought process is flawed. Very few women get attacked when they are with someone. It's when they are alone and in Condition White that the bad things happen and it can happen anywhere, anytime.
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Sheepdog: Internet posters with delusions of grandeur.
Sheep: Person who internet posters like to point out in order to feel superior
Normal gun carriers: People who know that having a gun doesn't make them a sheepdog anymore than having a pair of nun-chucks makes then a ninja.
Normal non-gun carriers: People who (most likely rightly) feel that the odds are in their favor and therefore don't carry for one reason or another.
"The Engine could still smile...it seemed to scare them" -Felix
I don't like the phrase sheepdog either. I am not there to protect people that is the job of the police. People that only rely on others to protect them but believe that only LEO and criminals should have guns are called sheep.
Avenger... You should quit calling her a sheep since it seems to bother her. I would keep on her about carrying a knife or pepper spray. Maybe try talking her into self defense classes. Whether unarmed MA or even a basic tactics and avoidance class (usually offered at no cost to woman).
There is something about firing 4,200 thirty millimeter rounds/min that makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
lol, someone always has to put " fun " words to people. Why cant we just say like " Under Prepared... Prepared... and Over Prepared " lol


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We got the idea for this Question of the Week from a forum thread titled, Loving Frederick, hating Fred, by a mom who wants to name her son Frederick but really, really, really does not want him to be called Fred or Freddie.
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Vintage names have been cool for a while now, but old school nicknames are just starting to come into their own.
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For girls, names that are just beginning to awake from a long slumber sound especially fetching: Dottie, Betty, Lou.
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