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Hi. Name is Paul. Longtime lurker, first time poster.
Here's one for you gurus.
Car: 93 325i, manual. 206k miles. No engine mods.
Ran excellent.. until last Thursday.
Started out as a longer than normal cranking time, but engine would fire on second or third attempt. When warm, car starts up immediately, as normal.
Sitting overnight, car has a long crank time (Think of a diesel in the winter with bad glow plugs). Again, once started, runs perfect, and when turned off and on (say running into a convenience store) it starts immediately, as normal. Over the weekend, toyed with it a bit. Hard to track down cold start issues, as once it starts, it will always start for a few hours.
However, it has gotten to the point where it'd take five or six attempts when cold.. To the point I am fearful of cooking the starter.
This morning, it finally wouldn't start at all even with several long cranks. I popped open the throttle elbow and sprayed some starting fluid. Car fired immediately and stayed running. I turned it off immediately, restarted, and it was fine.
Obviously I don't want to be driving around with a can of starting fluid. I already had a lawnmower like that. :confused:
Parts changed:
(I have an 80% complete parts car on the side that ran when parked in April).
Fuel pump fuse/relay/pump.. all check out - no difference.
ECT sensor for DME (new from other car) - no difference.
ICV > throttle body elbow hose (old one cracked, new on other car) - no difference.
throttle body elbow hose (old one cracked, new on other car) - no difference.
Plugs - boots (less than 1500mi on the other car) - no difference.
MAF (new on the other car) - no difference.
So rather than throw parts at this over and over, I'd like some opinions.
It's getting clichéd, but cam position sensor and crank position sensor. If you change one, change both. They aren't expensive, and you'll be in the same area where they plug in (a PITA location under the intake manifold...way to go BMW :thumbdwn: ). Long starts and/or no start with no fuel injector pulse is a symptom of a dying crank PS. No ignition pulse usually means cam PS. Either way, if the ECU doesn't see engine rotation on start attempt, it won't fire the plugs, or injectors, or both.
By the way, welcome to the fest, Paul. :thumbup:
I suspected it was either/or.
They may not be too pricey, but when the car itself was $1400.... :eek:.
In all serious it's a resto project for my girlfriend. I have on order all the heater/cooling hoses under the intake, and I was going to add additional incar gauges (oil pres volt vacuum) so I may as well do everything all at once.
Anddd the fun begins.
Give ALL those hoses a hard look before reinstalling them. In fact, if you can afford it, just replace them, especially the molded ones.
Good work on getting after it! :thumbup:
I have $250 worth of preformed heater hoses on the way already. Stupid "H" hose is $70 alone. I also have some ghetto (cheap) Sunpro gauges on the way, may as well set them up now.
:thumbup: Good job.
I know the feeling. I'm refreshing an M20 (2.5i) engine for a friend, and the "super hose package" was over $400, but every hose and clamp are now new (along with every bolt-on piece on the outside of the block. Many more $$$$$$$)
Well... After driving it for three days, I think it's fixed.
Replaced Cam/Crank Sensors
While I was there I replaced
ICV (good known clean unit... did make a difference in idle)
IM gaskets
TB gasket
ALL cooling hoses
Vanos hose
engine vacuum hoses
ALL fuel hoses in the engine bay (from/to filter and lines, AND the hoses on the intake)
Fuel filter
Car seems ok. I hate checking out 'cold start' issues.. But it no longer cranks forever/long. Been great, actually. I'll give it a few more days, but, I think it's fixed.
This sounds like the Exact same symptoms I am having on my Z3 with a S52 conversion in it. Same kind of starting issues. I replaced the Crank shaft position sensor. Now I am replacing the cam Shaft Position sensor after reading this thread. I pray it works.
That's gotta be the issue.
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I can't get it to start. The carborator isn't getting fuel. I replaced the fuel line and filter and the solenoid on the bottom of the carb. It will start if a put a few drops of fuel into the carb.
Make sure the choke is not stuck. Sometimes debris can get in there and the linkage will get stuck.
If you're not getting gas TO the carb, it should be pretty easy to diagnose & fix.
If you ARE getting gas to the carb, there's a good chance you've got dirt in the bottom of the bowl, and it is plugging your jet. The fix for that is also relatively simple.
That solenoid that is in the bottom of the carb bowl, can you see the plunger going back and forth while cranking with the bowl down? I think this solenoid is a fuel pump, but not sure. I had a similar problem and replacing the "pump" cured it.
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That was before I learned that UC quarterback Brendon Kay not only attended the Manning Passing Academy, but he and roommate Jeff Driskel (Florida Gators) were suitemates with Manziel and A.J. McCarron.
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Crack Rap Is King In 2009
This past weekend I felt like I was taken back to the year of 1990. In the apartment where my dude's aunt lived. On St. Johns Place in Brooklyn. Where my dude's aunt also pushed that snow white. The same apartment where the music played, with drinks, laughs and the pungent scent of blow burning up in the Newport, the smoke clouds itself making a cat feel high, like Dr. Strange. The Clipse's upcoming album 'Til The Casket Drops' did that for me. Reflecting on that album, plus some others that dropped this year, I came to the conclusion that if '08 was the year of emo and weirdo rap, with rappers like Kanye and Weezy leading the charge, '09 is rounding out to be the year coke rap came back. Back to flood the streets with dope product. Via the Internets, ipods, cable and word of mouth, coke got heads hooked again. Love it or hate it, coke is once again king in the streets again.
Not tryna dig into my top albums of the year stash, that's for later on this month. But with the timely release of the aformentioned 'Til The Casket Drops' (this Friday, Dec. 4th) it's undeniable how some of this year's best rap records have gone back to being on that drug shit. Back to when it was cool for rappers to spit about how they move product, how that product referenced actual drug experiences or was used as a metaphor for the drug effect of what their music brought on. Tired yes, but nonetheless still very potent, crack ain't wack no more. Shit is hard out here, and drug rap might be that thing to momentarily take our minds off our daily sufferings. Huddle up and get some, then pass that shit around B.
Blame this regression on Cam'ron. Looking like a response to how hard the recession hit the streets, and regardless of the event that was Obama taking the gig of being H.N.I.C, the album 'Crime Pays' dropped this past March with Killa reaching out to the common man with I Hate My Job, an ode to how jobs suck, how they'll always keep a nigga broke and in the futility of struggling to keep one. Upon contact, Cookin Up took listeners back to the familiar tenement kitchen, pots a bubble, rocks boiling up. Letting us know how he Got it in Ohio, 'Crime Pays' was that first shot into the crowded room of wack rap records, heads ducking, scrambling for cover from the gunplay that ensued. Dip Set was no more and the Capo been done left the building for greener pastures, but don't sleep, niggas still be out there in the streets. Cam gave crack rap addicts the shot they wanted. A most definitely slept on dope record for '09, Harlem's first Diplomat set the tone for what would be a banner year for rap's drug music trade.
2009 saw Miami based rapper Rick Ross taking the ass whupping of his adult life from you know who. Ross never ever got my undivided attention before, so he can most def thank Curtis for how closely I listened to 'Deeper Than Rap'. After clearing my mind's eye from the extraneous circus that was taking place and focusing solely on the mans music, 'Deeper Than Rap' proved to be an exceptionally good crack rap album. Especially since I was never checking for Rick Ross before. Regardless how you feel about his tarnished image, Officer Ricky confidently dropped a beautifully executed record, filled with lush production and raps painting a vivid story, a colorful landscape of the best of what drug life offered, after the grimey street transactions and violence. Maybach Music, Yacht Club, Magnificent and Rich Off Cocaine chose to ignore the ills as it brought to the headphones the happily ever after part of Ross' drug dealer fairy tale. For someone pegged as being a major fraud, Ricky got mad critical points for being so convincing in telling a story we all knew was fiction. In real life,Tia and his son were having mad shits and giggles on play dates up in Floyd Mayweather's home, but on wax, 'Deeper Than Rap' beat the shit outta 'Before I Self Destruct'. In real life, Ross might still be losing, but on records, he was the clear winner. Sorry Boo Boo.
For years we were teased with the possibility of Raekwon the Chef following up with the perfect sequel to his timeless purple tape masterpiece that was 'Only Built For Cuban Linx' dropped way back in 1995. That's very a long time in rap years. But yearly, many promises had gone unkept as to when and if said sequel was ever going to materialize. To the point that by the top 0f 2009 some of us no longer cared. But when the damned thing finally dropped this past September, the naysayers were finally silenced. Rolled out in perfect rhythmic symmetry to its predecessor, 'Only Built For Cuban Linx, Pt.2′ saw Rae, his whoadie Ghost Face and the rest of the Wu-Tang collective sounding brand new. Hardened old school rap battle axes more concerned with spitting it raw than they were about capitalizing on how they survived the game to live to be the ripe old age of being the near 40 year old rapper set. Crime bosses, but still close enough to get their hands dirty with the dirty work associated with the game, Rae and Clan let fly the guillotines as their words blasted gats and sharp beats inflicted bloodshed hemorrhaged on wax. In the shadow that was the media tsunami of Jay-Z's 'Blueprint 3', armed with darts Cold Outside, Surgical Gloves and Broken Safety, 'OBFCL2' quietly, but firmly edged out most competitors as being that album to beat for top spot rap record of the year. Angel hair with the lobster sauce indeed.
This week (Friday, December 4th), Virginia based crack rappers Clipse drop their third studio record, 'Til The Casket Drops'. Less about painting a picture and more about bringing to the chest the emotions felt with the damage the life of a drug dealer inflicts on himself, compromised morals, remorse, hardened souls, all that, Malice and Pusha T return to claim their place as pioneers of this crack rap shit. Soulful, haunting, the Clipse deliver a package sure to hook even the casual user to their brand of coke rap. Whether random or by design, they close the year and drug trend out by joining forces with New York co-d Cam'ron on the blazing Popular Demand (Popeyes) and enlist Cousin Rick Ross on the I'm Good remix, resulting in 'Til The Casket Drops' rounding out the year of crack rap perfectly. Maybe I'm too attached to it now, because of how dope it is, because of how it's been stuck on rotation since I "copped" a copy this past weekend, but I'm willing to put good money on a wager that 'Til The Casket Drops' might be the record that goes head to head with Raekwon's 'OB4CL2' as being best rap record of 2009.
It's been a while since I dug into my wallet and actually went to the record store to buy an actual physical music cd. Trust that I'm doing that this Friday, with the Clipse. Times are hard out here and my will is weak. I need an escape from all this cRap wack music flooding the airwaves. Nas was dead wrong when he proclaimed Hip Hop dead. Hip Hop ain't dead, just been busy in the kitchen cooking up some of that marvelous hit. When it all boils to the surface, crack rap rules in 2009. Don't fight it, forget being on a higher road, just take a hit. It's time we all got high again.
Don't think I'm overlooking the dopeness that was Fabolous' 'Loso's Way'. Another crack rap banger for '09, and one of my favorites, it would take a coupla hundred more words to squeeze that one into this post.
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Miss Emily Louisa Badman
Miss Emily Louisa Badman, 18, was born on 19 January 1894 in Clevedon, Somerset. She was the daughter of Solomon Badman (general labourer) and Emily Badman (née Cox). The family lived at 128 Kenn Road. She was one of seven children, four being Harry, Arthur, Caroline and Pauline.
She boarded the Titanic at Southampton having travelled from her home in Clevedon, Somerset. She travelled in third class (ticket number A/4 31416, £8 1s) and was bound for Skanteales, New York where her sister Pauline was living 1.
In later interviews, Miss Badman stated that Edward Dorking had helped her to put on a lifebelt, she also claimed to have seen shootings on the deck, and to have heard the band play "Nearer My God to Thee."
She was rescued in Collapsible C. After her arrival in New York Emily spent some time at St. Vincent's Hospital in New York.
Emily had made friends with a fellow passenger, Sarah Roth. Sarah married Daniel Iles one week after arriving in New York on Carpathia, Emily was a bridesmaid.
Emily remained in America and in 1913 married Michael O'Grady. They had three sons, Thomas, Michael and John and a daughter Margaret. The family lived at 553 Prospect Avenue, Ridgefield, New Jersey.
Emily Louisa O'Grady (née Badman) died on 17 July 1946 and was buried in the Mount Carmel Cemetery in Tenafly, New Jersey. Her husband, Michael died in 1963, aged 75.
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Making the most of her Mexican getaway, Lea Michele took to the beaches of Cabo San Lucas on Monday (June 23).
The 27-year-old singer/actress/author posed for a flirty photo along the shore while gearing up for the Oakley Learn to Ride Surf event.
And of course, Lea came dressed for the occasion, sporting a short-sleeved Oakley Water Shock Printed Rashguard and Oakley Pipeline Bikini-Horizon Bottoms."
Over the weekend, Ms. Michele joined "Glee" guest star Kristin Chenoweth for a special performance at the Hollywood Bowl Opening Night shindig. She tweeted, "Last night at the @HollywoodBowl w/ @KChenoweth… what an amazing night!"


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City officials say they will seek public input over the next six weeks about what paths to follow in developing Paducah's future City Hall, which could be a new building or a re-do of the existing one.
As a preliminary to that process, Mayor Gayle Kaler, city commissioners and city department heads met last week to share views on how a new or revamped City Hall should function, and what the public experience should be. Two of the key areas of discussion are we think inter-related: the customer experience and the appropriate level of security.
We're in agreement with Mayor Kaler, Police Chief Brandon Barnhill and others at the meeting that with regard to security, something on the order of metal detectors would be a step too far.
The fact that other public buildings, notably courthouses, routinely screen entrants with metal detectors is not, we think, reason to extend that level of security to a place like City Hall. Courthouses are by their nature a more volatile atmosphere. By necessity, prisoners with court appearances have to be transferred between the courthouse and jail. Proceedings in the courtrooms themselves are adversarial and can be contentious, be it a couple of neighbors suing each other over a property line or a child custody dispute in family court. Family members of people charged with criminal offenses find themselves sharing the same hallways with jurors and state's witnesses.
It's a unique environment that requires heightened security, which means screening all who enter. The fact that such is an inconvenience to those visiting the more ministerial courthouse offices to renew an auto registration or pay a tax bill is just a fact of life most people have come to accept.
City halls however have a different atmosphere. While there's the occasional tempestuous commission meeting, usually with plenty of security on hand, most people who visit City Hall come there for routine business, like paying a tax bill or buying a permit. It is generally a lower-risk environment.
On the customer experience front, Commissioner Sandra Wilson observed that City Hall as currently configured can be confusing to navigate. It strikes us that the solution to that problem might also be the solution to the security issue. If entrances were set up such that people entering are funneled to a reception desk, the person manning it - perhaps a security officer, perhaps not - could serve a dual purpose. He or she could, by way of assisting, find out where people entering want to go and direct them, and could also serve as a security checkpoint to assure people entering have legitimate business in the building. It would be a lot less expensive and a lot friendlier than having a metal detector and a cadre of officers to man it.
A third issue raised was - whether it's a new building or a re-do of the existing City Hall - how much space should be developed. Commissioner Allan Rhodes suggested the tighter the better, saying "We should challenge ourselves to build smaller than we think we need."
We agree to a point. Rhodes is correct that avoiding excess space will pay in the long run in terms of costs for heating, air, lighting, etc. And it is likely that city governments, like companies, will get smaller over time as automation and other efficiencies allow fewer people to handle the daily workload. But we think be it a new building or a re-do of City Hall, the structure should be built in such a way that it can be easily expanded if necessary.
These are just a few of the many issues large and small the city faces as it determines how to replace the current, outmoded City Hall. The city is inviting citizens to share their ideas by emailing them to firstname.lastname@example.com or posting comments on www.facebook.com/PaducahCityHallProject. We encourage citizens to do so, as often the best ideas come from outside the realm of daily decision-makers.
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Good Luck on Finals and Have a Great Summer!
This is the Phi Chapter of Gamma Iota Sigma at Ball State University. We are a student-led chapter of an international fraternal organization founded in 1965 for students interested in Actuarial Science, Risk Management, and Insurance.
Gamma Iota Sigma strives to help actuarial and insurance students find employment, pass professional exams, and network with others in our majors.
For employers interested in Ball State, most of our actuarial and insurance recruiting takes place in the Fall semester. All of our interviews are conducted through the Ball State Career Center.
Additionally, most companies choose to hold a presentation the evening before they come to campus for interviews. If you are interested in holding a campus presentation or learning more about our program, send us an email. We will put you in touch with one of our officers who can speak with you about club events.
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" Brand: Cosydogs / Type: Dog Harness "
~~*~~ Cosy Dogs Harness ~~*~~
Approximately 6 months ago, I decided it was time to get fit. Usually my exercise regime lasts about a week and then I get bored but due to my wonderful girls (Pig: chocolate Labrador & Puddle: Irish water spaniel) I've actually stuck with it and quite enjoy it, honest.
~*~ Pull yourself together ~*~
I think jogging is boring especially when you're on your own plus you look a wee bit of a failure when you're bent over breathless just getting out the car - running with the girls means I have company, something to focus on (other than dying) and they're getting fit too. My brother bought me a special belt which enables the girls' leads to be attached to me leaving my hands free and they're able to pull me along at a steady pace - ultimately, we're aiming to be good enough to compete at a Canix event: www.cani-cross.co.uk. To enable the girls to pull me without strangling themselves on a regular collar, I got them some lovely harnesses.
~*~ Pull your finger out ~*~
Lucky for me, the Cosy Dog Harnesses are made in Lancaster in a shop on the ridiculous one-way system - the shop itself has no parking but when I rang the lady to see what time she closed, she said to just park on the double yellows right outside as if making a delivery! So I did. The shop is usually locked, but ring the bell or ring them and they'll come downstairs as mostly they do internet orders and make the harnesses upstairs on the premises. The lady who fitted the girls was absolutely lovely even with the Pig who hates wearing clothes or people touching her - she goes absolutely rigid and stares at the floor so the lady gave her a pig's ear and suddenly the harness wearing became much less stressful! Now that she knows the harness means running, she's quite happy to wear it.
~*~ Pulling out all the stops ~*~
It's particularly important when running with dogs that they are visible especially if you're sharing the circuit with cyclists and other walkers - we run on Morecambe prom, preferably in the dark (!), so I chose the High Visibility Fleece in Yellow - I think the girls look fabulous as they're both brown and the yellow is still very bright. The harness has a reflective strip in the centre of the yellow fleece which headlights pick out but my girls also wear collars with lights on to warn walkers that we're careering towards them. Once I'd chosen the colour, the fitting was pretty simple. On their website, they recommend you measure your dog around it's chest just behind the front legs though they do have a general chart for breeds should you be buying the harness for a friend's dog. The lady guessed correctly on both accounts as the Pig is a very deep chested Labrador and Puddle is a fairly scrawny version of an Irish Water Spaniel. Not that it matters a great deal as the harnesses can be adjusted around the chest area but the neck part is where it matters - too tight and the harness won't sit on the dog's shoulders, too loose and it fails to be a harness anymore. It's very simple to put on - just place the neck loop over the dog's head, pass the chest flap through their legs and clip the side straps accordingly. Now stand back and admire your pooch in all their glory.
~*~ Pull your socks up ~*~
The reason I chose these harnesses for the girls, is due to the thick fleece fabric - it's been generously placed pretty much all over the harness to prevent chafing (particularly important since Puddle has a curly coat that's prone to rubbing off which isn't great when she's got major dog shows to participate in). Secondly, I needed something that was strong and these claim to test the clips and use particularly strong webbing. I also wanted a harness with a handle on because the girls can be totally unruly if they see a cat - I wanted something I could grab closer to the dog to keep them by my side and if necessary lift them off the floor (in retrospect, the two weigh over 10kg combined so it was a little optimistic!). The D-ring to attach your lead is situated at the back of the harness so all the 'pull' from the dog is weighted on the shoulders reducing the risk of neck injury if running on a collar. One point to note is that with a harness on, the pull force is greatly magnified - I was able to cope if the girls saw a cat wearing a lead and collar, but when their harnesses are on, I am as the professionals say, buggered - their strength is superb.
~*~ Get your coat, you've pulled ~*~
If you'd like a brilliant harness to help you get fit (they also have them for cats!) then I can highly recommend Cosydogs. The prices vary according to what size and what design but the girls were £20.99 - which may seem a little pricey when you can pick up harnesses for a tenner but these are pretty perfect and can be washed - hurrah!
CCC Ltd,
P.O. Box 775,
01524 844655
www.dog-harnesses.co.uk - I've not used the website to order but they have loads to choose from on there, for example, there are matching collars and leads too for sad people like me that like their dogs to look their bestest.
Me, Pig, Puddle & Oink - the latter being far too little to participate, yet.
April 2012.
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Development of Highly Functional Painting Technology helping to Eliminate Middle Coating Process by HONDA
Honda Motor has developed the "Honda Smart Ecological Paint (Honda S.E. Paint)" process a painting technology which would eliminate a middle coating process from conventionally used 4-coat/3-bake auto body painting process, resulting in a 3-coat/2-bake water-based painting process. Eliminating the middle coating process would normally limit the paint colors which can be used, but Honda has solved this problem by developing a new material for color base coat in the final coating process, making it possible to use any exterior paint color, industry's first for a 3-coat/2-bake process.
In addition to this the Honda will introduce wall-mounted paint robot system with a built-in quick load/ quick wash paint tank, resulting in significant improvement in painting efficiency, by reducing the amount of paint materials, while reducing the number of process by 40% in comparison to a conventional painting process, resulting in 40% less CO2 foot print.


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Pune: Kedar Jadhav hammered the Uttar Pradesh bowlers en route to his brilliant 312-ball 327 to power Maharashtra to a mammoth 738 for five in their Group B Ranji Trophy match here on Saturday.
Resuming on 102, the 27-year-old Jadhav smashed as many as 54 boundaries, 34 of them coming on Saturday, and two sixes during his 524-minute innings.
In the Hyderabad-Madhya Pradesh match, the recently-retired VVS Laxman struck his 55th first-class century to guide his team to 341 in the Group A match.
Summarised scores
Group A
In Hyderabad: Hyderabad 341 (A Rajan 4/64). Madhya Pradesh 44/3
In Jaipur: Rajasthan 478 (H. Kanitkar 119). Mumbai 76/0 (A. Tare 43 batting)
In Surat: Gujarat 600/9 decl (R. Bhatt 160 not out). Saurashtra 42/0
Group B
In Chennai: Tamil Nadu 538/4 decl (D. Karthik 154 not out, B. Aparajith 112). Karnataka 26/0
In Delhi: Odisha 143 and 7/0. Delhi 331 (M. Manhas 161 not out; B. Mohanty 4/81)
In Pune: Maharashtra 738/5 (K. Jadhav 327, R. Motwani 146 not out) vs Uttar Pradesh.
In Vadodara: Vidarbha 264. Baroda 192/2 (A. Chauhan 58 batting).
Group C
In Anantapur: Tripura 260. Andhra 154/0 (P. Kumar 80 batting, H. Watekar 57 batting)
In Jamshedpur: Assam 179 and 27/2. Jharkhand 174 (R. Nemat 53; A. Konwar 6/67)
In Nadaun: Services 312 (V. Malik 3/89). Himachal Pradesh 252/2 (P. Chopra 90).
In Porvorim: Jammu and Kashmir 338 (P. Rassol 171). Goa 48/0.
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In this same vein, I've decided to give the same treatment to the Book of Chuang Tzu. This will provide those of you who have never read this book before the opportunity to wade through it slowly.
The translation featured will be from James Legge as prepared by Stephen R. McIntyre. While it is one of the older translations, it is readily available on the internet and, once we finish going through all 33 chapters, it might spur you to get a hold of one of the more recent translations.
Posts will appear beginning on Thursday, February 3, three times per day: 7:30 am, 2:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Unlike the Tao Te Ching and The Art of War, some of the posts will be fairly long as I will try to keep the various stories together, though some of the very long ones may still be broken up a bit.
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HS Tennis
We'll start off this post with a sport that's not usually mentioned with the popular high school sports. Tennis is a great sport that can be picked up in high school, unlike most other sports like basketball, baseball, football, etc. Tennis can be learned quickly if you are athletic, and it is tons of fun. Tennis in high school is generally much less serious than the demanding practice regimes of the sports I just mentioned, but it's not a joke sport, you can definitely make it very competitive and seriously fun when you hit the upper varsity level. Even if you want to just play JV and have fun with it, tennis is very interesting, and it's one of the most fun times I've had playing a sport for the first time.
Make sure that if you are new to the sport you grab a couple of friends, you might be able to play doubles and have your partner be your best friend, which helps with teammate chemistry and just overall enjoyment of the game. Even though tennis isn't a team sport in the normal sense, if your team is anything like mine, you will get to know each other quickly during practices and you will get to enjoy some of the goofing around that is widespread in all sports, no matter what it is. Okay maybe golf is an exception now that I think of it. Either way, tennis is a lot more fun than you might think it is if you've never tried suunto core all black military before and think that watching it on TV is boring.
When you get to the courts after school to hit tennis balls with friends and coaches that you never see anytime besides during practice and games, it's an absolute blast. Tennis can help you get your mind off of school or anything else that is stressful, and is a great way to get an extra curricular activity on your resume to add to your list of activities if you're thinking of college.
One thing that is pretty important when learning how to play tennis is to make sure that you pay close attention to what your coach tells you about gripping your racket, because that is extremely vital to hitting the ball correctly and getting better at the game. As you now, it's not very fun to lose, but winning is really fun. You don't have to take it too seriously, but it definitely is more fun once you get the hang of the game and start beating other tennis players that have been playing for years while you just started playing two months ago. I still remember the day me and my friend won our first doubles match together. It was the only match me and him ever won, and it was the first and only time that we were doubles partners together. I'm not sure why our coach didn't put us together before or after that, but winning that day was definitely a cool experience, and it was fun to tell all our friends that we actually won, considering our losing streak before that match.


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Deutsche Bank Ups Merck to Buy from Hold
Deutsche Bank upgraded Merck (MRK ) to buy from hold, explaining confidence in the company's new management team.
Analyst Barbara Ryan says Merck impressed her with an aggressive, but achievable strategy to return to growth. She thinks its target (to compound earnings per share EPS growth in the double-digits through 2010) is ambitious and entails many risks, the most substantial of which are achieving new product successes and higher gross margin targets. However, she thinks the company's new management team is motivated and determined to execute, with a new sense of urgency and accountability, both of which were lacking with the prior CEO. She has a $36 price target on the stock.


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Denver • Federal appeals judges pressed a lawyer for Utah on Thursday about whether the state needs a ban on polygamy if the law being challenged by the family from the TV show "Sister Wives" is used so rarely.
A three-judge panel of the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver asked some of the most pointed questions to Utah's lawyer, Parker Douglas, as it heard oral arguments on the state's appeal of a ruling decriminalizing polygamy.
Judge Nancy Moritz asked why charges were so rare if the state claims it needs the law to curb abuses associated with multiple marriages, such as underage weddings.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of hotel companies rose Tuesday, boosted by Marriott's strong growth projections and global expansion plan.
Marriott said late Monday that its 2014 profit could total between $2.45 and $2.85 per share. Analysts, on average, forecast a profit of $2.41 per share for the year.
Marriott's projection is based on its belief that revenue per available room, a key measure of hotel rates, will rise about 6 to 8 percent across the globe over the next two years That could translate into strong earnings growth. Marriott now expects to earn about double its adjusted earnings last year.
It announced the prediction at a meeting in China Tuesday. Marriott International Inc., which is based in Bethesda, Md., plans to have 4,000 hotels in 90 countries across its 14 brands within two years. Much of the growth will be in China, where the company expects to have 100 hotels by 2014, doubling its current number.
U.S. hotel companies have been rapidly expanding in China over the last several years, taking advantage of a rapidly growing middle class.
Marriott shares rose $1.22, or 3.2 percent, to reach $39.60 in afternoon trading. Hyatt Hotels Corp. rose $1.13, or 3.2 percent, to $36.56. Starwood Hotels Resorts Worldwide Inc. rose 3.3 percent, or $1.68, to $52.90.


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12/8/14 Santa will be at the Library on Saturday!!
Have you been naughty or nice? Santa knows, and he will be visiting the Mill Pond Library in Kingston on Saturday, Dec. 13 from 9 to 11am. Kids, don't forget to bring your lists!
Santa picked a good time to visit the library as the 16th Annual Cookie Walk will also be that day. Doors open at 9am. The cookies and other goodies are set out on tables all around the library. If you'd like to buy some, you will be given a carryout container and a plastic glove so you can pick the goodies of your choice. Take them home for your family and friends and they'll think you've slaved for hours baking homemade cookies for them.
Please mark your calendars for the holiday hours at the library. We will be closed the week between Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Normal hours will resume on Saturday, Jan. 3rd. We will be closing at 4pm on Christmas Eve.
Thanks to everyone who helped to make our auction in Oct. a huge success. We were able to raise $3342.00 and we couldn't have done it without your support. The library also has a new display in our case, stop in and see a mounted Red-tailed Hawk, the latest edition to our library.


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SMASH and CHICAGO Producers Tapped To Produce 85th Academy Awards
ABC, in conjunction with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, announced today that a pair of fresh minds will be behind the upcoming 85th Academy Awards. Acclaimed motion picture, television and theater producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron will produce the 85th Academy Awards. "We are very excited to collaborate with Hawk and…Details


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Hackers Are Vigilantes, Cybersecurity Expert Says
Alan Paller is the founder of cybersecurity training school SANS.
He argues that internet trolls and hackers are ruining the internet for everyone else and that people like Andrew Auernheimer should go to prison.
"It's important that we prosecute the hacktivists because they create a model for chaos on the internet and a model that says it's OK to commit crimes," Paller told New Tech City host Manoush Zomorodi.
Listen to Manoush's full interview with Paller above.


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Spring Branch-Memorial Library--Page Turners
Title to be discussed: Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand. Date of meeting: Tuesday, January 8, 6:30pm. Summary: "On a May afternoon in 1943, an Army Air Forces bomber crashed into the Pacific Ocean and disappeared, leaving only a spray of debris and a slick of oil, gasoline, and blood. Then, on the ocean surface, a face appeared--Lt. Louis Zamperini. Captured by the Japanese and driven to the limits of endurance, Zamperini would answer desperation with ingenuity; suffering with hope, resolve, and humor."


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London, Aug 18: With the series won 3-1, that too convincingly, England captain Alastair Cook paid rich tribute to his wife Alice for persuading him to stay on as the skipper during the tough times against Sri Lanka and India.
After the loss to Sri Lanka in the Headingly Test, ahead of the India series, Cook was contemplating whether or not he was the right man to lead the side. The loss against India in the Lord's Test also prompted his detractors for his sacking.
But Cook bounced back in style as he found his form with the bat and also led England to three consecutive massive wins to seal the series against India here at The Oval, Sunday. He promptly credit his wife for the success.
"I stayed on because of support I had from my wife," said Cook after the win.
Recalling the losses to Sri Lanka and India, Cook said he was glad that he stuck through tough times.
"You can bear your soul quite often to Alice and she's very good at getting me back on the straight and narrow. That was a tough night when we had a winning position on the fourth day against Sri Lanka and it slipped. Lord's was very tough too when we lost in conditions suited to us, and we won the toss.
"But I'm quite stubborn. I'm a resilient guy who believes in his abilities and that's when I needed to the most. I'm glad I stuck through the tough times," he said.
Cook said he doesn't need to prove to his critics, but he plays to do best every time he plays for England.
"I don't play this game to prove people right or wrong, I never have. I play it to try to win games for England and do my best at all times.
"I'm not sitting here gloating or anything like that. That's not who I am. I'm here because I'm passionate about English cricket and believe I'm the right man to lead English cricket forward alongside Peter Moores," he said.
Cook said it was a privilege for him to lead the team.
"I'm very privileged to be England captain. It's a great job even through the tough times. You do it for such a short period that you have to hold on to it for as long as you can, and give everything," he said.


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Jessie Williams and Elmo explain the word "furious."
There are 13 people in this boy's family.
All these foods start with the letter "P."
Sing along with Sesame songs!
Usher and friends sing about the ABCs.
Count the eight people in this girl's family.
Lauren Graham and Grover talk about the word "author."
Come check out the Letter N Museum!
Josh Gad and Abby Cadabby talk about the word "texture."
Big Bird and friends sing about getting along and working together.
A group of children play instruments from all over South America.


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Changes are coming to the 2014 Eastern Montana Fair, but the important things, like animals and fair food and fun, will be unchanged. To work around scheduling difficulties and retain the Mighty Thomas Carnival, the Fair will run from Wednesday, August 20 until Saturday, August 23 instead of the usual Thursday through Sunday schedule.
On Monday, Fair manager Gail Shaw said participants are already arriving at the fairgrounds, including the new petting zoo, which lost its canopy at the Baker Fair during a severe storm last weekend. In spite of that, Shaw said the operator was cheerful and looking forward to this weekend.
"It's going to be a really great petting zoo, I think," Shaw said, noting that it's a new show this year.
As far as overall fair preparations, Shaw said, "It's going well. The vendors are already arriving."
She said the 4-H interview judging went well and finished in good time.
"There were lots of 4-H kids, and that's what the fair is about," Shaw said.
Organizers have a little less time to get ready with the fair's Wednesday start, but she said "Everybody's pulling pretty hard," and it's coming together well.
There is some concern about the weather with possible storms forecast, but generally cooler weather will make strolling the Midway more pleasant than in some scorching hot years.
The gate fee is $3 this year, with $1 going to defray the cost of the entertainment, $1 going to the improvement of the grounds, and $1 going to help purchase machinery for grounds maintenance. Another minor change is this year's talent show, which invites back previous performers for a free concert with no judging element.
The free stage entertainment is sponsored by U. S. Bank, Sanjel and Optiblend Industries. The Daily Information Center located by the water park fountain is sponsored by Watts Kennedy Insurance.
All advance tickets for the carnival, tractor pull, rodeo, concert and demolition derby will be available at the Miles City Area Chamber of Commerce office until 4 p.m. Thursday.
The Fair Book, entry tags and registration sheets are available at the chamber office and the Custer County Extension office. All advance night show ticket prices include the gate fee.
Major events include the carnival's wristband days on Wednesday and Saturday, the tractor pull on Wednesday, the NRA rodeo and fireworks on Thursday, the Lorrie Morgan concert on Friday and the demolition derby on Saturday.
Traditional favorites include the youth pet show and free stage acts, the Stockman Bank Stick Horse Rodeo and the petting zoo.
And, of course, there will be a wide variety of food and other vendors, along with area businesses and agencies, greeting fair-goers through the week.


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Genetic variation and island biogreography: Microsatellite and mitochondrial DNA variation in island populations of the Australian bush rat, Rattus fuscipes greyii
DOI: 10.1023/B:COGE.0000006113.58749.ac
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To understand the impact of various factors on the maintenance of genetic variation in natural populations, we need to focus on situations where at least some of these factors are removed or controlled. In this study, we used highly variable, presumably neutral, microsatellite and mtDNA markers to assess the nature of genetic variation in 14 island and two mainland populations of the Australian bush rat, where there is no migration between islands. Thus we are controlling for selection and gene flow. Both marker sets revealed low levels of diversity within the small island populations and extreme differentiation between populations. For six microsatellite loci, all of the small island populations had less genetic variation than the mainland populations; reduction in allelic diversity was more pronounced than loss of heterozygosity. Kangaroo Island, the large island population, had similar levels of diversity to the mainland populations. A 442 base pair (bp) section of the mtDNA control region was screened for variation by outgroup heteroduplex analysis/temperature gradient gel electrophoresis (OHA/TGGE). Only three of the 13 small island populations showed haplotypic diversity: Gambier (2), Waldegrave (2), and Eyere (3). The level of haplotypic diversity in the small island populations was similar to that on the mainland, most likely reflecting a recent population bottleneck on the mainland. In contrast, Kangaroo Island had 9 mtDNA haplotypes. The dominant factor influencing genetic diversity on the islands was island size. No correlation was detected between genetic diversity and the time since isolation or distance form the mainland. The combination of genetic drift within and complete isolation among the small island populations has resulted in rapid and extreme population divergence. Population pair-wise comparisons of allele frequency distributions showed significant differences for all populations for all loci (Fst = 0.11–0.84, Rst = 0.07–0.99). For the mtDNA control region, 92.6% of variation was apportioned between populations; only the Pearson islands shared a haplotype. Mantel tests of pair-wise genetic distance with pair-wise geographic distance showed no significant geographical clustering of haplotypes. However, population substructuring was detected within populations where sampling was conducted over a broader geographical range, as indicated by departures from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Thus substructuring in the ancestral population cannot be ruled out. The dominant evolutionary forces on the islands, after the initial founder event, are stochastic population processes such as genetic drift and mutation.


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AirAsia Bhd, the region's biggest budget carrier, is considering offering some seats for free when it starts flying in India, a company official with direct knowledge of the matter said.
The operator plans to give away vacant seats for nothing at airports, expanding similar promotional offers at home in Malaysia, the person said, asking not to be named citing rules. Passengers will have to pay taxes and other fees, the person said. AirAsia, which is awaiting a licence after winning the Indian government's approval this month to form a joint venture, is targeting to start operations by end-2013.
Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes, who has said ticket prices will be the "No. 1 differentiator" in India where 60 per cent of the market is controlled by discount airlines, is counting on the South Asian country for growth. His strategy may threaten a recovery at Jet Airways Ltd and SpiceJet Ltd, which are raising fares to cover costs after cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines Ltd ended operations in October.
"It will excite the market, but will hurt the airlines," said Harsh Vardhan, chairman of New Delhi-based Starair Consulting that advises carriers. "AirAsia is entering a market where competition has matured. All of them have burnt their fingers, learnt their lessons and now they've stabilised themselves."
The company's India venture will fly planes already ordered by its Malaysian parent and may also replicate its home model of charging a fee for services including baggage check-in, preferred seats and hot meals to boost revenue in India, the executive said. It will keep costs under check by selling tickets on-line and saving on payments to sales agents, the executive said.
"How can you reduce costs beyond a point?" Starair's Vardhan said. "Can you reduce the salaries, can you reduce the fuel cost, taxes or airport charges? Everybody is paying the same."
India's airline industry has lost more than $6.6 billion in five years. Jet fuel accounts for about half of a carrier's expenses. India's airports regulator last year approved to raise charges more than fourfold at the New Delhi facility, increasing costs.
"We are not commenting on the subject at all," Aziz Laikar, spokesman of the Sepang Selangor, Malaysia-based company, said in an e-mailed response.
AirAsia, whose profit more than tripled in 2012 to 1.9 billion ringgit ($610 million), is coming to India when the local industry is saddled with a combined $20 billion of debt. Fuel prices that cost 60 per cent more than in Singapore, surging airport costs and other fees have depressed earnings even as passenger traffic doubled in the past seven years.
While about half-a-dozen operators took off in the past eight years as rising disposable incomes made air travel affordable to Indians, only IndiGo, a discount carrier, made a profit in the year ended March 31, according to government data. High taxes, inadequate infrastructure and a weaker rupee are some of the challenges airlines in India face, according to Aditya Ghosh, president of IndiGo.
As much as 70 per cent of airline costs, including jet fuel and aircraft prices, are denominated in dollars, he said in Mumbai on March 17. The Indian rupee has depreciated about 17 per cent against the greenback in the past two years, versus 2.5 per cent for the Malaysian ringgit, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"Forex volatility does play a crucial role in determining profit or loss," Shukor Yusof, a Singapore-based aviation analyst at Standard & Poor's, said in an e-mail on March 22. "However, AirAsia is operating in many different jurisdictions, including Japan, Thailand and Indonesia where forex volatility is often present and we believe it has sufficient experience to manage this."
Boeing Co estimates Indian airlines priced tickets as much as $11 below cost as of December 2011 as they competed to lure fliers amid high fuel costs. Jet Airways, the nation's biggest listed carrier, hasn't made an annual group profit in five years, while losses at state-owned Air India have mounted since the government combined Indian Airlines with the flag carrier in 2007.
SpiceJet, the nation's only publicly traded budget airline, is headed for its second straight annual loss, according to 10 analysts' estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Kingfisher was saddled with 85 billion rupees of debt before Chairman Vijay Mallya decided to shut down operations last year.
The industry in India has lost more than Rs 360 billion ($6.6 billion) since the year ended March 31, 2007, data provided by the government show. Air India last year won a Rs 300-billion state bailout through 2020, adding to the competition.
Jet Airways shares have declined 3 per cent this year, while SpiceJet has dropped 35 per cent.
With one carrier less after the departure of Kingfisher, the airlines may be turning around their performance for the better, data from Boeing show. Tickets for a flight between Mumbai and Delhi may have sold for a $5 profit starting October, according to the Chicago-based aircraft maker.
AirAsia aims to start Indian operations in the fourth quarter after winning approval March 6 for the nation's first foreign aviation investment since rules were eased in September. AirAsia will own 49 per cent of the Indian venture, while Tata Sons Ltd will hold 30 per cent and Arun Bhatia of Telestra Tradeplace Pvt, whose son is married to the daughter of billionaire Lakshmi Mittal, will own 21 per cent.
"AirAsia is adept at offering fares that will be very competitive compared to its rivals," S&P's Yusof said. There are "key challenges in terms of managing India's higher-than- average airport, fuel costs etc. But with a large pool of middle-income earners, it is within the realm of possibility for AirAsia and partners to make a decent profit."
CEO Fernandes has expanded the carrier into the region's biggest discount carrier by setting up ventures in the Philippines, Japan, Thailand and Indonesia. In December, the airline ordered 100 Airbus SAS A320s valued at $9.4 billion, in addition to the 200 it had agreed in 2011 to purchase.
"I won't tell you my strategy now," Fernandes said in an interview to Bloomberg TV on March 20. "India is a 1 billion population country, there's plenty of places we can go. I think if we get it right, it's massive. That's the big question whether we can get it right."


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This week, five poets dispatch from the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference in Vermont. Bread Loaf, which has been meeting annually for 81 years, divides its participants into different categories—scholar, fellow, waiter, staff, and participant. Each day of the blog will feature a poet from a different category.
Sasha West, head of the social staff
Robin humbly fails to mention in yesterday's entry the function of the hustle and the feather boas. The social & administrative staff had challenged the wait staff to a dance off—and the waiters, with only an hour to spare, organized a group dance. The independent board of judges is still out on the verdict (to be announced in the Crumb—our daily newsletter), but when we social staffers turned the barn lights back on, the floor was littered with multicolored feathers, which we had to sweep up. Let me just say, it didn't make me think of Emily Dickinson.
This seems a mundane way to start after Robin's lyrical entry yesterday, which mentions many of my favorite parts of the conference & this place—but maybe that's the point. I've often thought Bread Loaf seems like one of those hypothetical scenarios you invent with a friend on a long car ride: What would happen if you brought 250+ writers together on a mountain, fed them, gave them clean towels, put them in rustic dorms, and took away their cell phones? Like most car games, the scenario would probably get more detailed: obviously someone would need to arrange the trademark Adirondack chairs in meadows and under trees; mist rising from the same meadows at intervals would be nice; and returning participants would tell you one of two things: this is a good year to see a moose, and the food has definitely improved since last summer. What if all these writers came eager with the work they had most prized for a year, and what if readings ran all day? What if the senior writers distilled their best new ideas into hour long talks & craft classes—and everyone else's distilled curiosities and writerly struggles infused talk over cups of coffee and between those infamous green Adirondack chairs? What if you filled the whole day with the written word & meals & conversations on an impossibly green & beautiful campus? What would emerge?
The answer is, you would get a community of people who spend 10 days with each other entirely awake in language (a reference to what someone told me Ellen Bryant Voigt said we must always be—whether writing, reading, or speaking). To be honest, I'm sort of amazed this all works as a system. History teaches us about the fragility and danger of a utopia—but then, here we are. You can't institute happiness or curiosity or growth. But you can create ideal situations for transcendence to occur at the individual level. I think part of why this all feels so powerful is that the conference is a distillation of so many things: choices fall away. Dinner is either the meat or the veggie option. When you ask people what they are, you usually mean poetry, fiction, or nonfiction first—and what they do in the rest of their lives later. In other words, we arrive and are stripped bare of many things about the way we move through our lives—except for our abiding love of language/writing. Hmmm. That sounds a bit overarching or even religious—which is not quite what I mean—but the thing is, you live here fully as a writer inside your life. There are days in which one has to retreat—constant awareness is exhausting!—but the experience as a whole works. In sitting down to write today, I can't help but compare it to the thrill of that perfect last line.
Does it sound like the literary Big Rock Candy Mountain yet?
My experience here has changed over the three years I've attended. My first year, as a waiter, I was struck by how communities rename things. Consider: the jacktray, cambro, bouncer, wine key, mixer, & leaker. At home, they would have been (in order): tray, thing to get coffee out of, pitcher, wine opener, juice, & plastic box. I got home and wanted to rename everything in my house. I was struck by the structure of the readings—how writers get up and announce their names and did right in to their pieces. Something about not having the experience of the actual reading mediated by bios (which one can always get elsewhere) makes the whole thing seem like one extended conversation—between all of us, regardless of age (and here I mean both chronological age & what I think of as the age in writing). These last two years, as social staff, I felt the experience move more deeply into me. Again, some of the detritus of finding rooms & navigating a schedule became easier. I was happy to see familiar faces, and happier still when strange ones became familiar by the end. I knew how much I loved watching readings through the screen door while sitting under the stars. I already knew I'd find a whole small town of people in love with the world.
This year, I came hungry for questions. I'm starting to think of my work in terms of a manuscript, and I'm looking for how people pursue revision and create larger structures. One of my first conversations here was with a fiction writer—Kevin MacIlvoy, whose work I deeply admire. He was talking about the way putting a collection of stories together stretches the limits of intuition. When I was asking him his process for collections, he said he went to the book and kept asking "What do you wish to be? How patient can I be with what you wish to be? & Where are my original intentions for you getting in the way?" Carl Phillips, my workshop leader, suggests the following four (paraphrased) questions, poem by poem (warning, these are for revision, not composition. In other words, use at home sparingly!): What is the intention of the poem? How do the formal choices serve this intention? What work does each word do? & What is the relevance to the reader? There are more guttural ways of phrasing the last. Yesterday, he helped me think through a longer poem in sections that grew out of a desire to recapture Pound's form in The Cantos, but to introduce a larger sense of a human presence—and correct some of Pound's flagrant myopias. It's grown into a big, baggy mess of something that I deeply care about, but I can't see my way through to a revision. He suggested I start my asking each section who the speaker was. A simple thing, but somehow, exactly the right place to start. In my other life, I'm nearing the end of a PhD program in Houston. I thought I was done with workshop (emotionally), but this experience has reminded me that the workshop only extinguishes its use if it just offers answers to individual poems. In its best possible form, these conversations with other writers help us to a set of tools for inquiry into our own processes, a set of questions we can use again and again, and they sustain our lasting engagement with the craft of it all.
Today, our crew will set up a book signing on the Larch lawn in front of the bookstore. I'm glad the sun has broken. Event though it's possible to get copies of lectures & readings, I'm sure I'll be up at the little theater for a good part of the day. I've realized I have the same thrill listening to the living voice that other people get from watching live sports; the taped version doesn't quite do it. So I'll steal up to the sound booth or behind the theater and listen in the dark. Around me, other writers listening as hard as I am. To steal from Stevens, there's a thrill in the being there together which is enough.
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An injury characterized by the paralysis (loss of muscle function and sensation) of a person's arms or legs (injury to both areas is calledquadriplegia).
This type of paralysis may be total or partial, depending on how much of the spinal cord is damaged.
This disorder is typically caused by injury to the spinal cord, below the neck. Paraplegia can also stem from certain nerve diseases such asmultiple sclerosis. Another common cause of paraplegia results from injuries sustained in automobile accidents and motorcycle accidents. Because of the high impact and pressure exerted on a victim, a crash can easily suscept people to spinal cord damage.
Symptoms of paraplegia include loss of muscle function and sensation below the level of injury and loss of firmness to the arm or leg muscles. An injured person may also experience loss of bladder and bowel control, sexual dysfunctions, cardiovascular complications and depression.
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If a person has suffered from a spinal cord injury that causes paraplegia, they must receive immediate medical attention in order to brace their spine. This is done to prevent further injury that can be caused by premature movement.
Recovering from a spinal cord injury is done through acute hospital rehabilitation techniques, such as physical therapy, mobility training with wheelchairs and counseling.


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Rory-Tiger: The best pairing in golf
By mustang6560 on 8/15/12
The first round of the FedExCup Playoffs is still one week away, but I'm already looking forward to it.
Because Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods will be paired together for the first two rounds of the Barclays.
Tiger Woods and McIlroy, currently Nos. 1 and 2, respectively, in the FedEx Cup race, are assured of playing in the same group during next week's Barclays event at Bethpage Black. In the playoffs, players are grouped together in the first two rounds of each tournament by their standing in the FedEx Cup points race.It's purely a coincidence that the two are paired together, however, the timing couldn't be better. Rory's victory at the PGA Championship symbolized a changing of the guard in golf and now the two are paired together for our viewing pleasure for two whole rounds! The only thing that could make it better is if they're paired together Sunday and they're both in contention down the stretch. How exciting would that be?
If Rory is truly the next great golfer, it'll be interesting to see how he handles the pressure of playing with the GOAT - Greatest of All Time.
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Backquak says:
It will be interesting to see how TIGER handles the pressure of playing with the New GOAT. Go RORS!!!!!
Duke of Hazards says:
Tiger vs. Rory fever is spreading fast. They just announced a head-to-head matchup called "The Duel at Jinsha Lake" - a one round match play contest in China this October. There's no prize money, so I'm not sure what the purpose of the event is, other than possibly to create buzz in the largest growing consumer market in the world. Oh there, maybe I just answered my own question.
gpickin says:
Last time they played together, Dubai, it was interesting.
This could be fun...
homermania says:
They should hold hands as they walk down the fairway.
Matt McGee says:
Hold hands and skip.
mjaber says:
And sing "On The Goodship Lollipop"
milomasson says:
Iv'e found some live streams for 'The Duel' between World #1 Rory McIlroy and the World #2 Tiger Woods. The event isn't being shown on television, but Australian syndicate platform Spondo are supplying live streams from Jinsha Lake Golf Club via the links below, check them out.
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The Bible has many verses on patience. What are some of the most prominent verses and what do they mean in application to the believer today?Patience is The word patience in the Hebrew is "qavah" which means "to wait for, to look for, to hope, or to expect." All of these words in themselves are very descriptive of patience. In the Greek, it is used most often as "hypomenō" which means "to remain, to abide, to preserver, endure, or to bear bravely and calmly." Again, these words fit nice … [Read more...]
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