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We are going to an artists' retreat
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I have recently been enjoying Jane LaFazio's blog. I love seeing her sketched/watercolor journal pages. Recently she taught a journalling class in Orvieto, Italy. This involved drawing and painting at cafes, visiting markets and museums and sketching the produce and the displays amongst other things.
Coming soon is a 'walk and watercolour' trip to France. Sounds pretty good, right?
I also completed an online workshop last week in which we were challenged to consider how we are going to keep developing and learning as an artist. Ummm… an art walk in France??
Keeping things realistic, I am always conscious that my goals as an artist are secondary to my primary task and calling as wife and mother. So Artist's trips to Europe, even under the guise of professional development, are out of the question in the foreseeable future.
But of course my mind kept picturing delicious pastries, farmers' markets, and beautiful sketchbook pages, so I have conjured up a solution which I am pretty excited about (so are the kids, thankfully).
With the 'winter' (feels like spring this week) school holidays starting coming weekend, my kids and I are going to have our own artists' retreat right here at home in little 'ole Perth!
I haven't worked out all the details yet, but I'll certainly let you know how we go! I am looking forward to developing my drawing and journalling skills, as well as eagerly anticipating drawing together with my kids.


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I have seen several questions about starting reloading. Here is a basic equipment/component list.
Any of you experienced loaders feel free to add to it.
Any new guys feel free to ask questions.
Reloading tools
4-5 good Reloading Books
Press, single stage or progressive
Dies, carbide or steel
Shell holder or plate
Powder measure, press mounted or separate
Primer seater, separate or on the press
Scale, analog or digital
Burring tool, hand or power
Case lube,
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Neck lube, brush or powder
Powder trickler
Bullet puller
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Case length gauge
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Specialty, (i.e., partition, bronze point, silver tip, etc)
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What website do you find the best for reloading supplies? I use midway usa for most of my purchases but never any reloading stuff.
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I buy a lot of reloading supplies from Graf & Sons. Their listed prices includes shipping. Good folks.
what do peaple think of starting out with the lee loader system?
Lee single stage stuff will get you started, but I moved to RCBS pretty quick. If I had it to do over, I would just go straight to RCBS. I do still use Lee carbide dies, but I was never impressed with their powder measures.
how much does it cost roughly to get started with single stage press for one or two callibers, not including components?
Any recommendations for books to buy for someone just starting out...JJ
Pretty much all reloading manuals that you would need for reloading data will have a section in the front with good detailed step by step instructions on how to reload.Good rule of thumb is to get a reloading manual for the make of bullets you are going to use.Speer bullets get a speer manual,hornady get a hornady manual.Depending on the type of accuracy you want to achive will depend on how much extra things you will need to reload.I dont get to crazy with handgun reloads except my 44 mag rounds.Now when it comes to rifle i shoot for total accuracy.Every case is cleaned and trimmed to the exact size,every primer pocket is beburred and cleaned.I will go through a new box of bullets and weight every one and find the lightest and file to end down to make them all the same weight.I will also weigh each powder charge to the exact weight,if i have to crack powder grains in half to get this i do.Every finished load is measured so they are all the same distance to the rifling,or touching it,depending on the gun. Am i way to picky,yes,but its alot more fun when you shoot longer distances and you can cut 3 shots or hit dimes consistently at 200 yards.
As mentioned,any reloading book will get ya started ,its up to you on how much you want to get out of the type of reloading you are doing.Good luck and be safe.
I understand for supreme accuracy you need (or should) do every step completely and thoroughly. But that takes time. If you shoot 20 rounds that's not too time intensive to reload.
I am getting into some PPC combat and for that need ~1200-1500 accurate 9mm rounds for the season. I also plan to shoot some IDPA and possible steel and those while not requiring as much accuracy (8" at 15yd vs 3" at 25 yds) it will require a lot more rounds.
So this brings me to two questions - first, bullets. If I get cast lead bullets from a non-big-name source they won't have reloading data as one finds in books...so where to start ?
Second is what equipment to get - I'm not rich so I"m trying to keep things in the affordable range, and I don't have a ton of free time so speed is a consideration as well but only if it's not gonna destroy accuracy. Most of what I've read says you can reload more accurate rounds than you can buy but I would think there are a lot of variables in that statement. I"m considering a lee loadmaster as it does everything and is progressive - the hope is for more consistency and of course speed compared to a one stage press or even the 1000.
I've seen powder scales from $25 (a lee) up to $95, balance beam and electronic scales...does it make a difference which I choose?
Not sure i can help much here beings i dont reload handgun for comp.As for the bullets,as long as you get a manual that has the weight and type of bullet,what i mean by that is ,flat base,boat tail bullet ,hollow point bullet or round nose, etc etc,it will get you in the ball park for a safe load.As for the accuracy its a guessing game.You may try 10 different loads before you find one that suits you and your gun.I had a Rem 700 BDL in a 7mm-08 that i worked on for one whole summer before i found a load i liked.Again,im real picky about accuracy.
As for a good progressive reloader i cant help much there.I suggest doing searches and reviews for what you are interested in.I myself am not a huge LEE fan.But if its all you can afford go that way and see how it does.Dillon ,MEC,RCBS all sell great loaders but they are expensive.All i will say is you will get what you pay for.Dillon will hold accuracy in loads better than a LEE.If you are looking into shooting that many rounds i for sure would get Carbide dies,they will last much longer.
for the scale part.unless you spend 3 or 4 hundred on a good set of electric scales go with a beam scale.The cheap little electric scales are a PITA to keep calibrated.I use a beam scale just cause im to cheap.Other things you might want to look into is a good case trimmer.Everytime you reload it stretches the cases.Good trimmer and deburing tool is a must.
I know this press here is alot of money but i would consider it.For 380 bucks you cant go wrong.Dillon Precision: Reloaders, Reloading Equipment, Bullet Reloading, Bullet Reloaders It comes with 1 set of dies and it will be hard to fiind a better reloader for the price.Im just affraid if you spend 150 or so on a LEE you will be disapointed and end up buying something else or get discouraged and stop reloading.
What ever you do ,good luck and have fun.
Just ordered a Hornaday 8th edition reloading manual since I bought the lock-n-load press....JJ
I have always wanted to reload ammo. Talked to my cousin about it since he use to do it. Pretty much said it was expensive to get the equipment and not really worth the time to reload your own ammo. Any thoughts?
The cost of your reloaded ammo will be less than store bought - but it all depends on what ammo you buy at the store (WWB 9mm from wallyworld is $20/100 or 20c a round, but I've seen ammo for $35/50 or 70c a round). I can do a round for 12c to 18c -depends mostly on the bullet and if I can recollect all my brass or not (local IDPA shoots don't let you pick up your brass so that adds the cost of the lost brass). If / when you buy bullets/primers/powder in large quantities it will be a bit cheaper per round as well.
I figure i'll be 'ahead' after reloading 4000 rounds. Most people say you don't save money - reloading allows you to shoot more for the same cost. It also allows you to make whatever ammo you want - my club's indoor range allows lead only and I can't find that in the stores. For 9mm I've looked for anthing loaded with a 147 bullet and only find some 124 and lots of 115's. You can also work up ammo that is more accurate than factory..i'm not anywhere close to that yet though.
It also adds another dimension to the hobby - you get to read more, know more, do more than just pull the trigger.
If you only load a box or two a season it will take a few seasons to break even. If you shoot often and load a lot it is defenately worth the time and saves you money. It also depends on what you want to get from loading. If you just want cheap, you can buy all the cheapest stuff and you will get cheap bullets, no doubt. If you want consistant and accurate you can get that too. There are many thoughts and a lot of equipment and components out there. But to say it is really not worth it,is only true if you do not shoot much or if you only shoot every other month 50 rounds or so. Then just buy a box at the LGS and shoot it. Or if you don't care about supporting your LGS go to Wal Mart they are cheap as you will find.
If you shoot often and want to know what you are shooting take up the hobby, it is fun!


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Gave my 2 weeks notice
Well I gave my 2 weeks notice at work last Friday so next week is my last week.
Dh and I work for the same company and he is on partial workers comp from an injury he accquired while driving truck for them. After numberous treatments and back surgery, he still has daily pain and can not drive truck again as it puts him in bad pain.
After learning just about every job within the office they made him a dock supervisior.
After about a year a new position became available and dh put in his request to get the job, well after a month or so of training for that job, they told him he wasn't doing a good job and pulled him out of that position and put in another supervisior.
Dh was called to the main company 6 hours away and given a new position with lower pay but higher workers comp pay.
Basically he was screwed over and there is nothing we can do about except for dh to quit. And if he does that he losses workmans comp and a big chunk of his 401k & profit share for early withdrawal.
We have been to lawyer and he told us everything they are doing is legal and he advised dh to just stick it out as and dont quit becasue that's what they are hoping he will do so they don't have to pay workers comp anymore.
Dh has been with this company for 16 years and has worked hard and many long hours, as much as 16 hours a day for years when he was driving truck for them. and now they are pulling something like this. There are other guys on workers comp who have not even attempted to come back to work to help out in the office since they got hurt, but just sit at home and collect.
Our boss has lied to dh so much since all this has happened, he will tell dh one thing one and another thing the next day.
So dh and I sat down and decided it was time for me to give my notice before anything else happens with his workers comp case and his job. So I gave my notice last week, but now dh is getting stuck doing my job which again we were lied about as the girl he hired to take over for me when I was ready to go days (I now work 2nd shift) can not find a babysitter for that shift. She knew she would be going to that shift eventually.. she is the lowest person with senority in the office and she should be put there before anyone else ..this company is big on senority.
This used to be such a good company to work for but it has gone down hill big time in the last year and my boss is one of the biggest loser there.
I will miss most of the people as they are really nice and fun to be around....I work with a bunch of truck drivers...so we were always laughing about something..truck drivers are a breed in themselves..
So I will be job hunting in the next few weeks.
I'm sorry to hear about how that company is treating your family, and probably the rest of its employees. Good luck on finding a new and BETTER job!01-14-2005, 11:01 AM #3
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Sorry for all the problems at work. Hope your Dh's pain gets more & more managable as the days go by. My sis suffers daily with back pain and I know how tough that is.
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I'm sorry I know that has to be very upsetting for both of you. I hope there are much brighter things on your horizons.01-14-2005, 04:18 PM #5
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I hope and pray that your husband can stick it out. I'm sorry to hear that you have to find a new job because of the way ya'lls company handles such matters. It really is sickening! Good luck on finding another job quickly!!!01-14-2005, 04:20 PM #6
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I hope your DH is able to stick it out as suggested. I know this has to be hard for you as you work for the same company and see exactly what is happening.
I will keep you in my thoughts.~*Michelle*~~Wife to Rick since Dec. 19, 1986~~Mother to Richard, 27, Chris, 24, and Dakota, 21~~Special Education Teacher~01-14-2005, 11:17 PM #9
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I'm so sorry that you're having to go through this!01-16-2005, 02:06 PM #11
Debbie, I'm so sorry that this has happened to you and your DH! This is just terrible and makes me so mad when I hear about companies like this!01-17-2005, 09:34 AM #12
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Peruvian cocoa wins award in Paris, France
By Rachel Chase
Cocoa producers from Tumbes were awarded the International Cocoa Award at the Salon du Chocolat in Paris.
Break out the chocolate bars, it's time for a celebration! Cocoa producers from Tumbes, Peru have been honored at the Salon du Chocolat in Paris for their high-quality cocoa.
According to Bernama, The Regional Association of Cocoa Producers of Tumbes (Arprocat) was awarded an International Cocoa Award as part of the Salon du Chocolat's Cocoa of Excellence program.
Arprocat is an association made up of 324 cocoa farmers from the coastal region of Tumbes in northern Peru. Bernama reports that Arprocat has 600 hectares of land, 400 of which are currently being used for production.
The International Cocoa Awards judge cocoa, not finished chocolate. According to Bernama, this is so judges can more objectively evaluate the quality of the cocoa by controlling for differences worldwide in the chocolate making process. Competitors send in their best cocoa samples, which are then processed into chocolate liquor. Experts choose the best 50 samples from the liquor step, and those are made into chocolate, reports Bernama. 33 expert chocolate tasters then choose the best from those 50 finalists.
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"I'm really sorry I am not an accountant, mom."
That was the first thing Canadian racer James Hinchcliffe said to his mother Arlene when they saw each other a couple hours after the death of fellow IndyCar driver Dan Wheldon 12 laps into the season finale in Las Vegas on Oct. 16.
"As soon as my mom saw me, despite knowing I was perfectly fine, she burst into tears and we hugged for about five straight minutes, really saying nothing," he said.
"It's what I do and both my parents have obviously always supported me doing it and we all understand the risks and that it is part of our sport."
Wheldon died after his car became airborne in a chain reaction accident at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway and flew into the catch fencing above the wall. An autopsy showed that blunt force trauma caused his death.
What has angered Hinchcliffe in the aftermath of the accident is talk that Wheldon was driving over his head trying to win a $5-million bonus put up by IndyCar.
"That's insane: Dan drove to win every single race," he said.
A two-time Indianapolis 500 winner and 2005 IndyCar champion, Wheldon was chosen by the series to race for a one-time prize he would split with a lucky fan in the stands.
To win the cash, he had go from last on the grid in Las Vegas to the winner's circle.
"I don't think the prize was on his mind in the slightest, especially 12 laps into a race," Hinchcliffe said.
"It doesn't matter if there's $5 or $5-million on the line, we drive to win no matter what."
And that kind of drive on and off the track is exactly what Hinchcliffe looked for earlier this week when he held his third annual "Hinchtown.com Canadian Karting Award" shootout at Mosport International Raceway.
While it might be reasonable for Hinchcliffe to concentrate on building his own career, the 24-year-old thinks it's never too early to give back to the community.
"I don't have a $10-million a year contract or live in a mansion somewhere, but I am now at the top level of racing in this country. I have reached my goal and I know that's the goal of a lot of other kids," Hinchcliffe said.
"Part of the motivation for this project is to let these kids know that it's tough getting to the top and it's harder coming from Canada because there isn't as much corporate sponsorship involved and there's only two [IndyCar] races here. But it's possible, and they can get there too."
Hinchcliffe's event gets support from the Bridgestone Racing Academy and Autosports Media Group. It puts eight young kart racers into the Bridgestone Racing Academy's open wheel formula cars for a shootout to win a fully paid three day "Wheel to Wheel" race licensing course at the school during the 2012 season.
The winner was 20-year-old Zach Robichon, of Ottawa, who Hinchcliffe said showed incredible maturity in and out of the car.
"He was asking questions, really eager to learn and showed good progression throughout the day. On top of that, he was really quick, especially considering he had never been in a formula car before," Hinchcliffe said.
"I know that we've only done this three years, but this year's crop was the best we ever had. It's incredibly cool to see how many good racers we have coming up. I think I might lose my job to one of them some day."
While he jokes about it, it's not outlandish to believe that one of the kids winning Hinchcliffe's challenge will actually end up in IndyCar.
After all, Hinchcliffe got his first car racing licence from the same school in 2002 and a decade later, he's reigning IndyCar rookie of the year despite missing the first race of the season.
But after winning the rookie crown when the finale was stopped due to the 15-car accident that claimed Wheldon's life, he really hasn't felt like crowing about his accomplishment.
"I'm still not at the point where it's something I am celebrating because of the final race of the season," he said.
"Time helps with everything but, at the end of the day, what happened in Las Vegas is a very real reminder of the danger of our sport, just how precious life is and lucky we are to do what we do."
Hinchcliffe joined the Newman/Haas team for the second race of 2011 at Alabama's Barber Motorsport Park after his sponsorship deal with Sprott Securities closed too late for him to make the season opener in St. Petersburg, Fla.
While the wound of Wheldon's passing is too fresh for him to savour the rookie crown, Hinchcliffe thinks taking the title after competing in one fewer race than the other drivers will bring a smile in the future.
"It's the only title you just get one shot at winning – you're only a rookie once," he said.
"We had a very strong year and I am proud of that from a team point of view. They took a risk on having me in the car and I am happy that I was able to do what they wanted me to do."
Hinchcliffe hopes to return to the No. 06 Newman/Haas car in 2012, although it is thought he has had a few other teams knock on his door. The big plus that comes with staying put is that he and the crew already have a good working relationship and they can pick up where they left off this year.
Part of the equation will be finding backers to help fund his next season, something he said gets a bit easier when you already have an IndyCar season under your belt.
With a new car set to debut in 2012, teams will also be eager to finalize their driver line-ups early to ensure that they get in as many testing kilometres as possible prior to the late March opener in St. Petersburg.
"If teams want to be competitive, they are going to have to know who their drivers are by December, which means that there's a chance that for the first time in my life I will know what I am driving before March, which will be tremendous and will make Christmas more enjoyable," he said.
"I have been in this sport for long enough to know that it could end for [reigning four-time IndyCar champion]Dario Franchitti tomorrow if the wrong circumstances arise. It really is one of the most ruthless sports out there and you are never 100 per cent safe."
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Introduction to Haskell IO/Actions
From HaskellWiki
When we're programming in Haskell and we want to do something that has a side effect, something that affects the world in some way, we use actions. Actions are values in the Haskell language, much like the number three, thestring
names, passed into a function as an argument or be the result of a function. Like all other Haskell values, every action has a type. There are many kinds of actions but we'll start with a very important one called an IO action. These are the actions that can change the world outside of the programming. Here are some examples of IO actions:
- Print the string "hello" to the console.
- Read a line of input from the console.
- Establish a network connection to www.google.com on port 80.
- Read two lines of input from the terminal, interpret them as numbers, add them together and print out the result.
- A first-person shooter game that uses mouse movements as input and renders graphics to the screen.
As you can see, IO actions range from the very simple (printing a string) to very comlex (a video game). You may have also noticed that IO actions can also result in a value that can be used by the Haskell program. The point of reading a line of input from the console is to provide data to the program. The type of an action reflects the kind of action (IO) as well as the type of value that it provides as a result (for example String). We say that the action that reads a line of input from the console has the type IO String. In fact, all IO actions will have a type IO a for some result type a. When an action doesn't provide any useful data back to the program the unit type (written ()) is used to denote the result. For programmers familiar with C, C++ or Java, this is similar to the return type of "void" in those languages. The IO actions mentioned above have the following types:
- Print the string "hello" to the console: IO ()
- Read a line of input from the console: IO String
- Establish a network connection to www.google.com on port 80: IO Socket
- Read two lines of input from the terminal, interpret them as numbers, add them together and print out the result: IO Int
- A first-person shooter game that uses mouse movements as input and renders graphics to the screen: IO ()
While actions can result in values that are used by the program, they do not take any arguments. Consider putStrLn. It has the following type:
putStrLn :: String -> IO ()
that takes one argument (a string) and returns an action of type IO ().So putStrLn is not an action, but
subtle but important. All IO actions are of type IO a for some type a. They will never require additional arguments, although a function whichmakes the action (such as
around doesnt make anything happen. For example,
Actions are like directions. They specify something that can be done. They are not active in and of themselves. They need to be "run" to make something happen. Simply having an action lying
in haskell that prints the line "hello". Ithas type
x = putStrLn "hello"
but that doesn't cause the haskell program to print out "hello"! Haskell only runs one IO action in a program, the action called main. Thisaction should have the type
will print out "hello":
module Main where main :: IO () main = putStrLn "hello"
1 Do Notation
You may be wondering how any Haskell program can do anything useful if it can only run a single IO action. As we saw earlier, IO actions can be very complex. We can combine many simple actions together to form more complicated actions. To combine actions together we use a do-block.
A do-block combines together two or more actions into a single action. When two IO actions are combined the result is an IO action that, when invoked, performs the first action and then performs the second action. Here's a simple example.
main :: IO () main = do putStrLn "hello" putStrLn "world"
Main is an action that prints a line "hello" and then prints a line "world". If the first action had any side effects, those effects are visible to the second action when it is performed. For example, if a file is written in the first action and read in the second action, the change to the file will be visible to the read. Remember that IO actions can return results to the program. The result of a do-block is the result of the last action in the do block. In our example above, the lastaction (
Do-blocks can also make use of the result of one action when constructing another action. For example:
main:: IO () main = do line <- getLine putStrLn ("you said: " ++ line)
takes its result and invokesthe action
Notice thatan arrow (
The arrow indicates that the result of an action is being bound. Thetype of
We've used do-blocks to combine two actions together. This provides enough power to combine more actions together:
main :: IO () main = do putStrLn "Enter two lines" do line1 <- getLine do line2 <- getLine putStrLn ("you said: " ++ line1 ++ " and " ++ line2)
Since the innermost do-block is an action, it can be combined with
action. Luckily we don't have to go through all this trouble. Do-blocks allow multiple actions to be specified in a single block. The meaning of these multi-action blocks is identical to the nested example above: the bindings are made visible to all successive actions. The previous example can be rewritten more compactly as
main :: IO () main = do putStrLn "Enter two lines" line1 <- getLine line2 <- getLine putStrLn ("you said: " ++ line1 ++ " and " ++ line2)
Of course we are free to use other Haskell language features when writingour program. Instead of putting all of our actions in
we may want to factor some common operations out as separate actions or functions that build actions. For example, we may want to combine prompting and user input:
promptLine :: String -> IO String pormptLine prompt = do putStr prompt getLine main :: IO () main = do line1 <- promptLine "Enter a line: " line2 <- promptLine "And another: " putStrLn ("you said: " ++ line1 ++ " and " ++ line2)
string without a newline character) and reads a line from the console.The result of the action is the result of the last action,
Let's try to write a slightly more helper function that reads two lines and returns both of them concatenated together:
promptTwoLines :: String -> String -> IO String promptTwoLines prompt1 prompt2 = do line1 <- promptLine prompt1 line2 <- promptLine prompt2 line1 ++ " and " ++ line2 -- ??
There's a problem here. We know how to prompt for and read in both lines of input, and we know how to combine those lines of input, but we don't have an action that results in the combined string. Remember, do-blocks combine together actions and the result of the do-blockis the result of the last action.
is a string, not an action resulting in a string and so cannot be used as the last line of the do-block. What we need is a way to make an action that results in a particular value. This is exactlywhat the
takes any type of value and makes an action that results in that value. We can now complete our helper:
promptTwoLines :: String -> String -> IO String promptTwoLines prompt1 prompt2 = do line1 <- promptLine prompt1 line2 <- promptLine prompt2 return (line1 ++ " and " ++ line2) main :: IO () main = do both <- promptTwoLines "First line: " "Second line: " putStrLn ("you said " ++ both)
Here's a very important point that many beginners get confused about: "return" does not affect the control flow of the program! Return does not break the execution of the do-block. Return may occasionally be used in the middle of a do-block where it doesn't directly contribute to the result of the do-block. Return is simply a function that makes an action whose result is a particular value. In a sense it wraps up a value into an action.
XXX - let's in do blocks
XXX - using if/case/etc in do-blocks, nested do-blocks
XXX - there's no escape
2 Summary
- IO actions are used to affect the world outside of the program.
- Actions take no arguments but have a result value.
- Actions are inert until run. Only one IO action in a Haskell program is run ().main
- Do-blocks combine multiple actions together into a single action.
- Combined IO actions are executed sequentially with observable side-effects.
- Arrows are used to bind action results in a do-block.
- Return is a function that builds actions. It is not a form of control flow!


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Brake pedal slowly goes to floor
1986 535i
Your first thought will be Master cylinder. I replaced it with a used part off another car, still had the same issue, then bought a new one and it hasn't changed the problem. (300$ down the drain)
With the car running the pedal slowly, with substantial force, creeps to the floor.
I do get braking power, but not 100%.
With the car off, they are hard.
I have pressure bled them several times. 2-3
The fluid level does not drop, even after putting the pedal to the floor 20 times. So no leaks.
We thought maybe there was a flex line that was flexing but I could not feel any bubbles while the pedal was pressed. I will attempt to pinch them with some Vise-Grips on the car side to double check.
My manual does not specify a bleeding method for the MC. Is there one? Could this be the issue even after having pressure bled the system?
Could my Hydro boost be applying too much pressure to the MC and overcoming the seals? Otherwise I can't see how this system could affect it.
Any other thoughts?
I am desperate as I need this car on the road ASAP.
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Kerala is proposing a grand plan to not only skill its young people but also provide related know-how to other parts of the country.
This is being taken up as part of the Prime Minister's initiative for skilling 50 crore young people by 2022 for building up a pool of skilled manpower in India.
Skilling target
A concept note prepared by the State Labour Department projects that, on a proportionate basis, Kerala would need to skill 1.35 crore youngsters by 2022.
This means that over the next nine years, the State would need to target on an average 15 lakh young people for skilling every year. This represents an eight-fold increase in the number that the State is averaging concurrently, the note said.
This is a challenge but it can help not just itself but also other skills-deficient States such as those in the Northeast, Jammu and Kashmir, Odisha, Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand.
While doing so, it would also be able to supply skilled manpower within the country and to the world outside, especially West Asia and emerging countries in Africa.
State Skills Plan
There is a need to develop a State Skills Plan and implement it during the period from January 2014 and December 2022 focusing on skills required within Kerala and across India, even globally. This would include the scope of promoting the State as a skills training destination, the note said.
The labour department is proposing an international conference on 'Emerging Skills, Kerala' at Kochi in December as a follow-through on the 'Emerging Kerala' event held there last year.
The conference will seek to identify the challenges in developing and implementing the State Skills Plan as well as evolve solutions.


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timer verses ph monitoring
Im starting a "high-tech" tank and im not sure what is best route to take with regards to co2 supplementation. Is it better to run co2 on a timer and shut it down at night or to have supplementation connected to Ph monitoring system?
Timer works fine for me. You have to fiddle with bubble rate. I turn the co 2 40 minutes before the lights.
you turn co2 ON 40 minutes b4 lights and turn co2 off 40 minutes after lights ??
Turning CO2 on 40 minutes before lights on = allows CO2 sat to build up so plants can take advantage of lighting/ferts/CO2.
Turning it off 40min before lights off = allows most of the CO2 to be used up before everything goes dark.
Times vary and so will your mileage. Just have to find the sweet spot.
Timers = a lot cheaper than a pH monitor.
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The Bison is 0-6-1 after falling, 5-0, to Mount St. Mary's Wednesday in its Bison home opener at Greene Stadium.
"I thought the game was a mirror image of the whole season -- too many mistakes," said Coach Michael Lawrence.
Lawrence was promoted to head coach in July following the arrest of Joseph Okoh earlier in the year in a youth sex sting.
Okoh had taken over for long-time coach Keith Tucker in 2007.
The Mount St. Mary's loss wasn't the worst of the season. The Bison fell to Seattle, 9-1, and George Washington, 8-0. Its only tie was 1-1 at Mercer.
Howard won nationals titles in 1971 (later taken away by the NCAA) and 1974 and produced such college greats as Alvin Henderson and Keith Aqui in the early 1970s, former U.S. international Philip Gyau (father of U-17 resident sensation Joseph-Claude Gyau) and former EPL goalie Shaka Hislop (star of the last great Howard team that reached the 1988 final four).
Howard made its last appearance in the NCAA Tournament in 1997. Before that were semifinal and quarterfinal runs with Hislop in goal in 1988 and 1989, respectively.
ACES FALL. Evansville's perfect record ended when the Aces fell at UC Santa Barbara, 4-2. Chris Pontius opened and closed UCSB's scoring.
Bryan Dominguez, the highly touted freshman who entered the match scoreless through his first 19 shots, finally broke his drought with the Gauchos' second goal.
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We had a fantastic holiday, the staff couldn't do enough for us.We especially enjoyed the pool area, it was so relaxing and quiet - an added bonus was the daily treat of fresh fruit!
Excellent heated pool on roof. The room 401 has wall with restaurant kitchen so expect some noise in mornings. There was just two tv stations available
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Best option for an one night stop-over should you need to catch an early boat liner to other islands. Elegant old-style downtown hotel. Day and night compared to huge beach-like resorts nearby. Lovely pool in the roof floor to relax with nice views over Los Cristianos. Very good service. Particularly desk manager, Andres very polite and helpful. Showers need urgent renovation. That could be quite uncomfortable for a longer stay.


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Walmart Associate: 'Give The Workers Dignity And Respect That We Deserve'
Charmaine Givens-Thomas stood up at the Walmart shareholders' meeting and decried the company's treatment of its workers.
Givens-Thomas is a sales associate who has worked at Walmart for eight years. She makes $23,000 a year and has trouble paying rent and putting food on the table. She says Walmart should pay its employees a living wage.
She joins Here & Now's Jeremy Hobson to discuss the issues she and fellow Walmart employees face.
Interview Highlights: Charmaine-Givens Thomas
On the changes she'd like to see at Walmart
"I would like Walmart to respect the associates. I would like them to end their retaliation when we speak out. I would like for them to change the direction of the company to give the workers dignity and respect that we deserve. I mean we are honest, working American people. A majority of us are single mothers, struggling to survive at Walmart, and it's not a good thing."
On why she hasn't gotten a job elsewhere
"This is a struggling economy. Jobs are not that readily available. I've been looking for jobs for quite a while, but the economy is still sluggish. You know, a booming economy has not came back from the recession. So those jobs, the middle-class jobs that were taken away due to businesses closing and moving out of the country, have not been replaced. And Walmart is the biggest retailer in the world, so they're creating — they're building new stores, they're creating jobs in all the communities, and in a lot of communities, that's all the jobs that are available."
On what she would tell the executives of Walmart
"We make huge profits for Walmart, and what we're asking for is not and would not be a huge burden on them, because if they put more money in our pockets, then we're already shoppers at Walmart. It would help the whole economy, and it would make the associates less stressful. I mean, they would be, I'm sure, happier, motivated associates. So I would ask them to consider the associates in the plans going forward in the future, and do right by the associates."
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Definition of streak
1 : a line or mark of a different color or texture from the ground : stripe
2a : the color of the fine powder of a mineral obtained by scratching or rubbing against a hard white surface and constituting an important distinguishing characterb : inoculum implanted in a line on a solid mediumc : any of numerous virus diseases of plants (such as tobacco and corn) resembling mosaic but usually producing at least some linear markings
3a : a narrow band of lightb : a lightning bolt
4a : a slight admixture : trace had a mean streak in himb : a brief run (as of luck)c : a consecutive series was on a winning streak
5 : a narrow layer (as of fat)
6 : an act or instance of streaking
Examples of streak in a Sentence
He left streaks where he wiped the glass.
The miners had streaks of coal dust on their faces.
a streak of 11 straight victories
Origin and Etymology of streak
Middle English streke, from Old English strica; akin to Old High German strich line, Latin striga row — more at strike
First Known Use: before 12th centurySee Words from the same year
Definition of streak
Examples of streak in a Sentence
A shooting star streaked across the sky.
A skateboarder streaked past us.
First Known Use of streak
STREAK Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of streak for English Language Learners
: a long, thin mark that is a different color from its background
: a quality that is noticeable especially because it is different from a person's other qualities
: a period of repeated success or failure
Definition of streak for English Language Learners
: to make long lines of a different color on or in (something)
: to go or move very quickly
: to run through a public place naked in order to get attention
STREAK Defined for Kids
Definition of streak for Students
1 : a line or mark of a different color or texture from its background You left a streak of mud on the rug.
2 : a narrow band of light a streak of lightning
3 : an amount of a quality She's got a stubborn streak.
4 : a short series of something a winning streak
streaked\ˈstrēkt, ˈstrē-kəd\ adjective
Medical Dictionary
Medical Definition of streak
1: a usually irregular line or stripe—see primitive streak
2: inoculum implanted (as with a needle drawn across the surface) in a line on a solid medium
Medical Definition of streak
: to implant (inoculum) in a line on a solid medium
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WARNING!!! Do you have one of these?
If you have one of these mechanics seats, you need to inspect it to see if it is built like the one in the first pic. The metal frame is made in 3 parts. The front part is connected to the two curved up rights (where the seat mounts)with two plastic square bars that are pressed in to the square tubing and held in place with a screw on the bottom and a roll pin on top. These things will brake and when they do they will dump you backwards on to the floor . Can result in some very serious injury. It happened to me , it dumped me backwards on to a concrete floor, I was lucky my head hit the pillow part of a creeper that was behind me part of the plastic tray came up under my arm pit and took the hide off from my elbow to my arm pit. At my age I don't bounce real good any more.
To fix this so it could not hurt my or any one else I butt welded the frames together and capped one side and the bottom with some 1/8 th inch flat strap.
After this happened I found out other people had the same problem with this seats. So if you own one or use one at work ,check the thing out and fix it so you don't get hurt.
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Holy Week and Easter, the most sacred time for the Church and what does my mind focus on: Our Blessed Mother. Before I become a mom the journey to the Cross was some abstract thing that had no real impact on me. I felt as if it was a piece of theater: Palm Sunday with the readings of the Passion, then Holy Thursday through Easter with the beautiful liturgies; but they were no more than that: beautiful liturgies to be experienced outside of myself not in.
When my boys, especially my boys because Mary only had a boy; makes me wonder what my thoughts would be if she also had girls, were little I thought of Mary most during Advent. I journeyed with her most closely when I was expecting. I wondered how the mundaneness of everyday life affected her faith.
But now with our eldest being 30, so close to the age of Jesus' death, I feel this Holy Week beginning in such a different way. I see my eldest and how he has changed so much from the rebellious teen to an adult with reason, goals, a life ahead of him; and I wonder, how much of Jesus' life did he share with his mom? I do not know everything that goes on in my son's life. He does not tell me every detail. His life is shared with us, but not lived with us. Was if the same with Mary and Jesus. Were they close but healthfully separate? Did he keep things from his mother to protect her? Did he feels some details were too mundane to share, or too intimate?
What were these last days like for her? Did she know of the triumphal procession into Jerusalem? Did she hear rumours of how Judas was going to betray him?
Or did Jesus come to Sabbath Supper with a reassuring grin?
Like most moms did Mary have her mommydar go off, sensing some type of trouble brewing? Did Mary have support? It seems as if Joseph was already gone and she was a widow, so how did she fare with all her feelings?
Worry like this chokes you. It must have choked Mary. Did she pace the floors? Did she scream to heaven for God not to take him? Was she spending sleepless nights remembering the little baby she held in her arms?


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NOTE : We spend a lot of our time doing Fermentation Checks each day during harvest. As it relates to our blog, 'FERMENTATION CHECK' will be an opportunity for us to share our cellar activities with you in real time.
We harvested 3.9 tons of Pinot Noir Clone 777 from Block 2 on August 29. Psychologically, it always feels a little funny to be picking your red grapes in August, but if the flavors are there then you're good to go. In general, our Pinot Noir this year is about a week ahead of "normal", so the Pinot Noir season isn't really all that much shorter for us this year.
The fruit was crushed to 3/4 ton bins, where we cold-soaked for 3 days before inoculating with yeast on Monday morning. A lot of color is extracted during these first 3-5 days of skin contact, and this Pinot Noir was already showing a nice vibrant ruby glow at inoculation.
With this fermentation, I'm trying to keep the temperatures from getting too high, so I'm aiming for ferment running in the low 80s. We've left the lids off the bins the whole time so the ferment can expel its heat. We also used a slower fermenting yeast at a very low inoculum rate so that the ferment wouldn't run away. When I was punching these bins down this afternoon the aromas of berries, spice, and tea leaves was invigorating. As they usually do at 15 brix, this juice is tasting great and today I'm starting to sense some of the tannins picking up. Tomorrow, we'll likely cut the daily punchdowns from 2 per day to 1 per day.
I'll decide in the morning over a cuppa juice !