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Girls of Swat and Chitral for Sale Issue...2011-12
Its an old and common practice in Sindh and Punjab for the people to buy the young Pakistani girls from Swat and Chitral. Often these girls are bought from their parents and they are married with and often these girls end up in the brothels, massage centers and whore houses.
There are middlemen who bring the girls from Swat and sell them to the people who need them either for marriage or for sexual pleasure. These girls not only become object of sex but they also become the maids of the houses. They are often passed on to other other people or even resold, and at the end they are sold as a dying fish to the brothels.
Khyberpukhtoonkhwa assembly has passed a resolution against this evil practice but then nothing is going to get rectified just by passing the resolution and by the speeches. Writ of government is needed and we all know about the writ of government in Swat and Chitral.
There is also a very strange aspect of this sale and purchase of girls. Girl is bought and brought to Punjab or Sindh. She spends sometime with the man as groom or companion, and then as a pre-planned act, the relatives of that girl come and with the help of girl loot the house of man and they all escape with booty and the girl, in order to catch another idiot.
Marrying a girl from other province, or country or district is not a bad thing. Its a good thing in actual as it brings different tribes together and harness harmony. But this typical Swat and Chitral girls are sold for the purpose of money and not for the marriage. Yes due to poverty this also happens, but this has become a practice for many people now and it has become a human smuggling issue.
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Updated by Xeno over 6 years ago
- Target version set to Planned (Needs Contributors)
I'm not sure but I think it's an duplicate... rocko ?
Updated by rocko over 6 years ago
Updated by paquito over 6 years ago
Effectively, it's a dupplicate, but before you need contributors and now the model is ready, so ... ;)
Updated by Scubaman3D over 6 years ago
we actually already have our own woodland tex. I guess it just never was implemented. A couple of the ACE devs made the OA Bradley for BIS and we still have the source files :p
Updated by paquito over 6 years ago
Ok, nice.
But , i have not found the Bradley in Woodland in the v1.7 stable.
Updated by rocko over 6 years ago
paquito wrote:
Ok, nice.
But , i have not found the Bradley in Woodland in the v1.7 stable.
Why should you? We did not add it!
Updated by Sif over 6 years ago
Just a small note, the Bradley already by default now should have a selectable texture with the 1.57 update to Operation Arrowhead. Not sure if they added a Woodland texture or if it's just an ability to just have multiple selections, some insight on that would be cool.
Add: camo (replaceable textures) selections for M2A2/3.
Changelog @ http://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=12978
Updated by sgtmoody1944 over 6 years ago
I would wait a bit...the current state of this addon is such that it will corrupt all of your savegames: you will be able to load missions fine, but when trying to revert, it will faultily suggest that this addon has been deleted, hence you will not be able to revert to an earlier save.
Updated by rocko over 6 years ago
- Tracker changed from Bug to Feature
Updated by HAWX over 6 years ago
Oh yeah) Please do so TOW missile launcher was formed during the march and the movement is not interesting when Bradley edit open the launcher, even if the crew got out in marching mode! When you do this?
Updated by rocko over 6 years ago
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Updated by tyrspawn over 6 years ago
What is the dealio with this? Is it ever going to get implemented?
Updated by sgtmoody1944 over 6 years ago
Pie fixed this addon so it is now fully functional. You can just download it and run it from a mod folder.


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OK here's the skinny , i was driving this car and hit a frost boil and the tranny didn't want 2 shift correctly after that .You had to floor it to shift out of 1 st but as soon as you backed off the gas it would shift down a gear .I found out later it had been doing this before , only not as bad . So we changed oil & filter and no difference, but i noticed one of the pipes coming out of the valve body was loose , there are no nuts to tighten these pipes so i'm thinking it's a press fit . All wiring seems ok , i'm just thinking if this is a pressure line perhaps this is the problem . Sorry if this has been asked before any help greatly appreciated .Later Bake
You could have knocked the modulator valve hose loose or damaged it in some way and restricting the vacuum pressure needed to make it shift.
When the valve isn't working you have to really wind it up to shift out of low gear.
those 2 tubes are for your govenor yes they are a press in fit,did the trans pan get wacked in that area ?
yes it did can i take a dead blow hammer and give it a wack ? Is it just a press fit for lack of better term? Would this have an effect on shifting? Thanks again guys . Later Bake
yes the govenor is for your shifts hammer out the pan as best as you can and make shure those tubes are tight
ok thanks alot guys will have at it & let you know what the result is , hopefully thats the problem . Later Bake
the pan actually holds the one governor tube up in place.
I built a couple of the t-425 transaxles recently
Both governor tubes r in place going to top of tranny its the bottom tube that goes into the valve body thats the issue . The shop is almost cleaned up so will have at it very shortly. Thanks for all the advice big time
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|Posey's season ending injury
In the days since this rough collision, the debate has come up about whether these hard take-outs at home should be allowed. The catching position can be one of the most important on the field. The Twins have spent millions of dollars on Joe Mauer to be their catcher over the next decade. Teams like San Francisco and Minnesota rely on the offense, defense, and control of the pitching staff that each of their stars provide. Each team will suffer in all of these areas with their stars not on the field.
The catcher position is the only one on the field that allows a player to wear various forms of protection on his chest, legs, and head. This protection does not stop catcher from getting blind-sided by a runner before he receives the ball. If a catcher is going to line-up in front of the plate and attempt a block, there is a good chance that a collision will occur. It is part of the game but should it still be part of the game?
These hard hits at the plate have been allowed in the game of baseball for decades. One of the most famous collisions occurred in the 1970 All-Star Game when Pete Rose bowled over Ray Fosse. Fosse's left shoulder was injured on the play and he, at age 23, was never the same player again. He was an All-Star at a very young age and had hit 16 HR in the first half of 1970. In the years after the collision, he would never hit more than 12 HR in a season.
|Fosse would never be the same after this run-in with Rose
What if Posey's career is never the same because of this collision? Will his name be mentioned in the same sentence as Fosse?
During this season, the Twins are seeing what life can be like without Joe Mauer in the middle of their line-up. What if a collision happens with Mauer after he regains his health and returns to the line-up? There would be an outcry from fans for a rule change to be made. Especially with the amount of money that the Twins have invested in their hometown star.
I feel that the collisions at home-plate will continue to be part of the game. As a Twins fan, I remember how valuable a collision can be to the spirit of the team. At the end of July in 2004, Torii Hunter leveled White Sox catcher Jamie Burke on a play at the plate. The rivalry between these two clubs only increased from this point. The play also spirited the Twins for the rest of the season and pushed them to their third consecutive AL Central Division Championship.
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Baseball is very tradition oriented when it comes to rules changes and it will take a lot more than one fluke play for these types of hard hits to be taken out of the game. If more catching stars continue to be injured, there will be an outcry from the fans for this rule to change. Policing a change to this rule could be a hard shift for some players. I doubt a major change will be happening in the near future.


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Venison for dinner again? Oh deer!
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I used to be a banker, but then I lost interest.
Haunted French pancakes give me the crêpes.
England has no kidney bank, but it does have a Liverpool .
I tried to catch some fog, but I mist.
They told me I had type-A blood, but it was a Type-O.
I changed my iPod's name to Titanic. It's syncing now.
Jokes about German sausage are the wurst.
I know a guy who's addicted to brake fluid, but he says he can stop any time.
I stayed up all night to see where the sun went, and then it dawned on me.
This girl said she recognized me from the vegetarian club, but I'd never met herbivore.
When chemists die, they barium.
I'm reading a book about anti-gravity. I just can't put it down.
I did a theatrical performance about puns. It was a play on words.
PMS jokes aren't funny. Period...
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We're going on a class trip to the Coca-Cola factory. I hope there's no pop quiz.
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A beloved addition to the NYC festival circuit, the multi-dimension and ultra-collaborative Ecstatic Music Festival kicks off this Friday. Q2 Music is its proud digital partner, and this week on Hammered!, to get into the mood, we not only survey music from the festival's composers, musicians and ensembles, but more generally embrace all things ecstatic.
Quite the mixed bag on Monday's show, a trait emblematic of the festival's diverse offerings: two live performances from previous Ecstatic shows, one by composer / pianist Timothy Andres, the other by Bang On A Can All-Star Vicky Chow, who performs a piano and electronics work by Daniel Wohl, who you can hear in February in his collaboration with the TRANSIT Ensemble. You'll also hear music from festival curator, and composer extraordinaire, Judd Greenstein.
Rounding out the hour we have another featured ensemble, the JACK Quartet (who joins forces in this year's festival with Steven Mackey and Rinde Eckert). The quartet is joined in this recording by pianist Aki Takahashi in the extraordinary piano quintet of Iannis Xenakis called Akea.
Much other "ecstatic" music will be heard throughout the week, including festival-inspired offerings like performances from Simone Dinnerstein and the International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE), but also more generally ecstatic music of Olivier Messiaen, Nathan Davis and Alexander Scriabin.
On Friday, however, we divert from our regularly scheduled programming to feature two birthday boys: Witold Lutoslawski, who would have been 100 years old on Friday, January 25; and Henri Dutilleaux, who turns 97 on Tuesday, January 22.
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James Maurice Nevins, 91, of West Liberty died Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2013, at the Simpson Memorial Home in West Liberty.
Funeral services were Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013, at the West Liberty United Methodist Church. Visitation was prior to the service. Burial was at Oak Ridge Cemetery in West Liberty. A memorial fund has been established. Online condolences may be made at hendersonbarkerfuneralhome.com.
Jim was born on July 6, 1922, in Strather, Mo., the son of Paul Samuel and Cara Dusendschon Nevins. He was a graduate of West Branch High School in 1942. He was united in marriage to Betty Marie Ament on Nov. 16, 1952, in West Liberty. He served in the U.S. Navy for six years during World War II. He also served in the U.S. Army Reserves for two years as well as the U.S. Naval Reserves for 32 years, retiring as a CWO-4 in 1982. He worked in the engineering department of Eastern Iowa Light and Power in Wilton for 30 years.
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Mark Twain Makes My Day
I do not fear death. I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it. -Mark Twain
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Virtual Anthropology - being virtually human
Tom Boellstorff, author of "Coming of Age in Second Life", writes deeply and accessibly into the experiences of being virtually human in Second Life (SL) - and in 'real life'. Since Valentine's Day 2007, when I first discovered SL (via an article in the Wall Street Journal), I've been doing essentially the same sort of research. I've called it research on identity but Boellstorff calls it virtual anthropology, a much more apt description of the entire enterprise. I highly recommend this book if you've not already enjoyed it - or if you are, like me, deeply fascinated by the non-local identity, the virtual identity, of being human.
Excerpt from Chapter 1 of this book. The full first chapter is available online at http://press.princeton.edu/chapters/s8647.html
The idea of "virtually human" appearing in this book's subtitle can be interpreted in two ways, indexing two lines of analysis I develop throughout. First, although some insightful research has claimed that online culture heralds the arrival of the "posthuman," I show that Second Life culture is profoundly human. It is not only that virtual worlds borrow assumptions from real life; virtual worlds show us how, under our very noses, our "real" lives have been "virtual" all along. It is in being virtual that we are human: since it is human "nature" to experience life through the prism of culture, human being has always been virtual being. Cutlure is our "killer app": we are virtually human.
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. - The Marist men's basketball team takes a brief break from its non-conference schedule, as they begin a two-game stretch of home MAAC contests this weekend. On Friday, the Red Foxes (2-5) host the Manhattan Jaspers (2-5) in a matchup that is slated to tip-off at 7 p.m. at McCann Arena.
Marist vs. Manhattan ...
This will be the 38th matchup between Marist and Manhattan.
The Red Foxes are 14-23 all-time versus the Jaspers.
In their last 10 matchups, Manhattan leads 7-3.
Feb. 2, 2012 at Manhattan, L, 73-51
Jan. 20, 2012 at Marist, L, 61-44
Jan. 30, 2011 at Marist, L, 60-59
Jan. 9, 2011 at Manhattan, W, 65-59
Feb. 5, 2010 at Manhattan, L, 72-47
Jan. 2, 2010 at Marist, W, 72-66
Feb. 2, 2009 at Marist, L, 67-48
Jan. 9, 2009 at Manhattan, L, 73-67
Feb. 15, 2008 at Manhattan, L, 83-62
Jan. 7, 2008 at Marist, W, 76-66
Red Foxes & Jaspers, February 2, 2012 ...
Marist fell in MAAC action at Manhattan College by a score of 73-51. The Red Foxes (7-15, 2-9 MAAC) were unable to overcome a 10-point halftime advantage as the host Jaspers (17-7, 10-2 MAAC) shot 53.1 percent in the second half to extend their lead.
Isaiah Morton and Chavaughn Lewis tied for the team-lead with 11 points a piece on the night. Lewis augmented his stat-line with four rebounds, three assists, three steals and two blocks over 34 minutes in his first career start.
Adam Kemp also posted a strong stat-line as he finished with eight points, nine rebounds, three blocks and a steal.
Last Time Out ... Dec. 4 at Army ...
After nine days off from their final game of the Old Spice Classic, Marist fell victim to a hot shooting Army team on the road by a score of 91-57.
Marist twice held six point leads over the initial seven and a half minutes of play. The entire starting lineup provided offense during this span as all five players registered points.
Up 14-9 at the 13:56 mark, the Red Foxes were unable to answer a 14-1 run that would push Army into the lead, a lead that they would never give for the remainder of the game.
For the game, the Black Knights shot .506 (34-for-67) from the field and .500 (15-for-30) from three-point range. Army also held a 53-24 rebounding advantage. Marist shot just .333 (19-for-57) from the field and .250 (8-for-32) from three-point range.37.0 percent (10-27) from the field and 18.2 percent (2-11) from distance.
Devin Price led the Red Foxes with 19 points.
Milestone Watch ...
Devin Price's hunt for 1,000 point sits at 995 coming into Friday night's game.
With five points, he'd become the 25th 1,000 point scorer in Red Fox history. The list expands to 28 when three transfers are included as players, who scored their 1,000 point in a Marist uniform.
Price will become the first Red Fox since Ryan Schneider reached the mark in 2009. (Of note, Schneider recorded his 1,000 points during stints Vermont and Marist).
Ryan Stilphen is the most recent "four-year" Red Fox to reach the mark in 2008.
Price will become Chuck Martin's first recruit to reach 1,000
Scouting Manhattan ...
In their last game, the Jaspers suffered a 67-55 setback to George Washington on Sunday at the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C. Manhattan only hit 33.9% of their shots from the field. The Jaspers' defense forced a season-high 23 turnovers.
Individually, Manhattan had four players, George Beamon, Michael Alvarado, Rhamel Brown and Emmy Andujar named to the Preseason All-MAAC team in November. Beamon leads the quartet in scoring with a 16.8 points per game average. Brown leads the Jaspers on the defensive end with team highs in rebounds (39) and blocks (9).


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As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
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Fearing autism, many parents aren't vaccinating their kids. Can doctors reverse this dangerous trend?
Can HIV be transmitted through this sexual activity? Dr. Jose Gonzalez-Garcia answers this commonly-asked question.
A breakthrough study discovers how to reduce risk of HIV transmission by 95 percent.
A report from Missouri Medicine argues that, despite earlier media coverage, increased omega-3 fatty acid intake does not increase prostate cancer risk.
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REMINDER: West Seattle Nursery Holiday Open House is Saturday Nov. 9
Celebrating what has become a West Seattle traditional favorite, the West Seattle Nursery is back again with it's Holiday Open House Saturday Nov. 9.
The event runs from 11am to 3pm and features complimentary appetizers, free espresso and seminars all themed for the holiday season.
11 am is Holiday Wreath Making with staffer Mary Holdsworth (runs until 2pm)
12 pm is the start time for Holiday Centerpieces will feature floral arrangement expert Jennifer Dowell (over at 1pm)
and Crazy for Conifers starts at 1pm with Sam Pratt of Rare Tree Nursery. He will show you and talk about dwarf conifers and preview new varieties available in the spring.
West Seattle Nursery is located at 5275 California Ave. S.W.
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Courteney Cox Shoots "Cougar Town" and Runs Errands in L.A.
Getting in a bit of holiday shopping, Courteney Cox went out for some retail therapy in Los Angeles, CA on Wednesday (December 19).
Joined by a male companion, the former "Friends" star looked cute in a gray sweater, blue jeans, and black boots as the pair made a stop at Maxfield and James Perse on Melrose Avenue.
Earlier in the day, the 48-year-old actress shot scenes for her hit show, "Cougar Town," on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Recently, Miss Cox opened up to Us Weekly about what it was like to have her eight-year-old daughter accompany her to work.
"She knows everyone here! She runs the set. She is wardrobe, craft service - you name it, she works it!"
Enjoy the pictures of Courteney Cox on the set of "Cougar Town" and out and about in L.A. (December 19).
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This is a blog to chronicle this portion of the life of Staff Sgt. Jason Ross, my son, as he mends, after an I.E.D. explosion, on March 7, 2011, while serving his country in Afghanistan.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Jason will be undergoing another surgery on this Friday, where they are going to be doing another skin graft. There is a bit more confidence in it this time, as the wounds have been progressing (slowly) and it has been a consistent progress. Previously it was a back and forth situation where there was some progress and then there was a bit of a set back. Let's all pray that this time it really does work, and Jason can see some solid progress towards being able to sit up again. I spoke with him today (actually every day for the past several days -- I'm just slow on getting some updates in) and he was telling me that he was ready to get out of the bed and into a chair. He spends just about all the time at a 45 degree angle and it helps to keep the pressure off the very sensitive areas, its just so boring now that he is starting to finally talk about it.
Linda (Mom) and I are planning to get out to visit with him over the Thanksgiving holiday week. All the arrangements have been made and as far as I can tell, all we need to do is pack our bags and get to the airport. We're anxious to see Jason, and especially the girls, Stacy and Jackie. I think we're going through some grandparent withdrawals or something. Anyway, it is something that we are looking forward to be doing this time around. Thank you, all for all your continued support and prayers and for continuing to follow in my blog. I need to start blocking out some time to get that book going again, and move forward with a decision on how to get it published. I might try to put it out as an e-book, and then be able to get it out in sections, or just wait to have it all together and release it all at once. Let me know what you think.
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Romans 8:26-28 Likewise the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities: for we know not what we should pray for as we ought: but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered. And he that searcheth the hearts knoweth what is the mind of the Spirit, because he maketh intercession for the saints according to the will of God. And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.
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Romans 5:1-4 Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ: By whom also we have access by faith into this grace wherein we stand, and rejoice in hope of the glory of God. And not only so, but we glory in tribulations also: knowing that tribulation worketh patience; And patience, experience; and experience, hope:
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Please give Jason hugs for me- hoping everything went well for the surgery today. Rick will see you at ohdarkthirty....ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 17, 2012 at 1:27 PM
Hi George. It was good to see that you had posted on the blog about Jason. I was wondering how he was doing. I have been following your blog from day one and check it to see if you have posted. I hope the surgery went well and that Jason will be up sitting soon. My prayers and blessings to all of you and I know you must be having withdrawls not seeing those two little girls. :0)ReplyDelete
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AMERSHAM'S Nicola Sanders admits she is drinking in the last chance saloon ahead of the Olympic trials in Birmingham, with individual qualification for the 400m on a knife-edge.
Sanders heads to the trials knowing nothing slower than 51.55seconds will do if she is to book a London 2012 place with three athletes already surpassing the Olympic A standard.
But, with 400m hurdles specialist Perri Shakes-Drayton being one of them, the 29-year-old knows the door may be ajar for a late charge to impress selectors.
She admits it's now or never with the top two at the trials earning automatic selection.
"I have not been running amazingly well so far this season, not as well as I think I can anyway," said Sanders – whose best time this year is 52.33.
"I am a bit disappointed that things haven't quite gone to plan so I have to get myself together for the trials. I haven't run the qualifying time yet, that's the first thing to do at the trials, and I'm just hoping for a confidence booster."
With Christine Ohuruogu and Shana Cox the other athletes with in the running, Sanders is taking solace from the fact that the 4x400m relay team will be one of the favourites at London 2012.
"The 400m is really tough, which means it's good for the 4x400m," said Sanders – who was at the opening of the new Holiday Inn and Staybridge Suites London-Stratford City overlooking the Olympic Park on Tuesday.
"It will be tough but hopefully I can be one of them. I want to be up there with Christine and running her sort of times."
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Cuisine: Nepalese
Location: Victoria Park (also in Inglewood)
I'm not sure where I was but as a bus drove by I saw an ad for Himalayan Nepalese Restaurant & Cafe. Sounds interesting so I decided to try a new cuisine. Nepalese cuisine is a mixture of the surrounding regions like India, Tibet, and Burma. Looking at the menu, it looks familiar to Indian dishes but with different names.
The restaurant is on the corner of Albany Highway and McMillan Street in Vic Park. The sides are all glass walls but it initially looks like those plastic windows that roll up when dry and down when wet. Just slide the door and enter what is an area well packed with tables and patrons to boot. The restaurant was very busy as we entered and after checking with the Maitre d', we were shown to our table. The interior is very mod, has the perfect balance of lighting and certainly is buzzing with atmosphere. The restaurant is also warm from the kitchen possibly, compared to the cold winter weather which makes for a comforting change. Along the side of the restaurant where we sat are benches running along the wall but they are a distance from the tables which are bolted to the floor. This made it a little difficult for a few of my dining members. After a look through the menu, we opted for:
- (entree) Momo $14 – Nepalese style dumplings with a chicken filling (choice of lamb or vegetable options too) with a sauce
- (entree) Lollipop chicken $10.50 – fried chicken wings in Nepalese herbs and spices, with mint chutney
- Chara ko Sekuwa $21 – similar to Tandoori chicken but with Nepalese style spices instead
- Chef's Special Goat Curry $21
- Khashi ko Tandruk $20.50 – lamb curry
- Bhuja $4.50 – steamed Basmati rice
- 3 plain naans @ $4.50 each
Given it was packed (both the patrons and tables) there's not a huge amount of room to pass by but the wait staff manage to make their way around with the dishes. We had a bowl of dried chunna to keep us at bay while we waited for our entrees. The momo was brought out with a little salad, a sauce which had a meaty flavour to it but complemented the 10 dumplings, which had a slightly thickish skin but were well filled. These were quite tasty, but a little similar to what one can eat at a Chinese restaurant serving yum cha, except the Chinese restaurant's version is much better. I think the dumpling needed to be thinner and tender but the chicken mixture was lovely. The chicken lollipops were quite good too but there was hardly any chicken on the bone or "lollipop". Maybe a bit pricey for the 5 lollipops. The mint chutney was good. Not a bad start but the entrees could have been better.
There was a lot longer wait but not too long for our mains and they weren't all brought out at once with a slight delay among some of the dishes. The lamb curry was very tender but not the goat curry which was a little tough. Both curries had lovely flavours are were mild. They went very well with the medium sized bowl of loose basmati grains of rice. The Chara ko Sekuwa is a dry offering with no curry but the chicken was very tender, flavoursome, and moist. Very fleshy and enjoyable. I enjoyed the plain naans brought out but I think Mother India's version was far better. The servings were decent and contained a generous amount of meat. We were comfortably full at the end of our meal.
Himalayan Nepalese Restaurant & Cafe Food Review Summary
Verdict: I always like trying something new and today I was fortunate to sample Nepalese cuisine for the first time. It's similar to Indian but is generally milder. When cooking with spices, the food is not necessarily chilli hot, just flavoursome. I enjoyed the different offerings of the night, particularly the flavours of the curries and the Chara ko Sekuwa, but I wasn't wowed. I think the dishes are slightly overpriced. Certainly the case with the entrees which were underwhelming. The service was pleasant.
Price: Reasonable (if you have the entertainment book, 25% discount up to $25 available)
Taste: Great
Value: Reasonable
Recommendation: Worth Visiting Again
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These are mostly Polaroid emulsion transfers on to watercolour paper, using a couple of different techniques. This is very much a dying art, as the film hasn't been made for many years and probably never will be again.
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Love your work! Such an inspiration. I have been wanting to do light paintings with nude models for a while now. I want to master this art. I love seeing other people doing it the right way. You have very unique photos and I hope I can share with you my journey to mastering this technique.


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Ryan — whose family business includes work building coal plants — advocated for stimulus funding for Wisconsin energy-conservation groups.
At 115 degrees, the rain was so hot that most of it evaporated before it hit the ground.
Melting of the Greenland ice sheet broke the seasonal record on Aug. 8 — and melting season isn't even over yet.
From the Louisville Courier-Journal: Kentucky coal producers have reached an agreement to export 9 million tons of coal annually to India for the next 25 years in a $7 billion deal. Gov. Steve Beshear's office announced Wednesday that New Jersey-based …
The Keystone Kops of oil exploration are up to more wacky hijinks.
Several coal export terminals have been proposed along the West Coast. Now there's one less for activists to fight.
But don't worry, America. The oil industry is investing heavily in plenty of replacements.
The California governor launches a new website targeting those who don't accept climate change.
A tremendous spike in production is great news for the state in the short term. For the state. In the short term.


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St. John's 58, Fordham 47: JaKarr Sampson scored 12 of his game-high 16 points in the second half as the Red Storm rallied from a second-half deficit for the fourth time in the last six games to defeat the Rams at Madison Square Garden.
D'Angelo Harrison scored 14 points and 6-9 freshman Chris Obekpa added seven points and a school-record 11 blocked shots as St. John's (7-3) won for the fifth time over the last six games.
The Red Storm trailed 27-24 at intermission but tied the game at 38 midway through the second half and forged ahead for good on a pair of free throws from Sampson.
Following an exchange of baskets and a free throw from Harrison, Sampson and Harrison carried St. John's down the stretch as they combined to score 18 of the final 20 points – including the final nine – as the Red Storm pulled away.
Ryan Canty finished with 15 points and a career-high 16 rebounds to lead Fordham (1-8).
GAME NOTEBOOK: The Red Storm finished with a school-record 15 blocked shots. ... St. John's shot a season-low 32.8 percent from the field – the third straight game it has failed to reach 40 percent. … Fordham shot a season-low 28.8 percent from the field and hit just three of its 21 attempts beyond the arc, also its worst performance of the season.


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Nike To Sell Some Products Directly Via Amazon FTC Outlines Opposition To DFS Merger FanDuel, DraftKings Plan To Appeal FTC's Efforts MLS Buys Back Its 25% Stake In Soccer United Marketing Nike Cutting 2% Of Its Global Workforce WTC Buys Rock 'N' Roll Marathon Series UA's Plank Addresses Dip In Stock Price Under Armour Agrees To Sponsor Boxer Gervonta Davis Wichita State Plans For Under Armour MLB Deal With Fanatics, Under Armour Accelerates
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Under Armour Reaches $1B In Revenue For First Time In '10
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ENEMY NOW THEIR FRIEND: Plank said cotton used to be "the enemy" for the company, but the "change in fortune here is that this opens us up to a whole new consumer ... and we haven't sold out or changed our distribution." Plank added the cotton shirt is a "game-changing product" because there is "nothing like it in the market." Plank: "What this changes for Under Armour is a lot of people say you've done it on-field, well it's time for you now to take that to maybe being a little more leisurely" ("Strategy Session," CNBC, 1/27). He added, "We never had a problem with cotton as much as we had a problem with the fact that cotton never performed. ... Now we've made cotton perform and we've created a new market ... so the revenue opportunity is very large" ("Fast Forward with Lisa Murphy," Bloomberg TV, 1/27). Plank added that it "wasn't necessarily cotton the company was adverse to but the fact that the material could be come so heavy with sweat." He said that the company's cotton shirt "will still have the same 'sweat wicking' qualities of its compression and performance wear, drying five times faster than the average cotton shirt." Analysts said that the cotton line "will help the company broaden its customer base." UBS Investment Bank indicated that compression wear is a $2-3B market, while athletic cotton wear is a $12B market (Baltimore SUN, 1/28).
STILL GROWING TO DO? CNBC's Gary Kaminsky noted Q4 of '10 marked the "eighth consecutive quarter" UA has beaten earnings forecasts, but he wondered if the company can "continue to grow." Plank said, "We are still telling the story of our company. ... We've been very successful demonstrating that we are a very good North American wholesale apparel company, but the next opportunity for us as we move into new categories like footwear, new distribution channels like the mall, and of course, new geographies like going international, that story will be told. But we're much more about the Under Armour 2020 story than we are about Under Armour 2011 or 2012" ("Strategy Session," CNBC, 1/27). Meanwhile, Plank said of taking market share away from Nike, "We want to be smart, we want to be prudent, we want to make sure that we're not in some game of Keep Up with the Joneses as much as do the things that make the most sense for us" (Fox Business, 1/27).


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The Parklet Era Begins Downtown Grand Rapids
A new look for downtown Grand Rapids.
They are called parklets -- patios set up along the curb-lane of the street. BarFly Ventures today opened the city's first parklets with street patios outside Grand Rapids Brewing Co., McFadden's Restaurant and Saloon and Stella's Lounge.
Downtown Grand Rapids Inc's Kris Larson tells WOOD Radio the parklets are all about creating more space for people to enjoy the atmosphere of downtown.
"It is about enabling a portion of the public space to be better enjoyed by people and create more vibrancy along the sidewalk and into the street itself in the parking lane."
Each of the parklets will include tables, chairs, umbrellas and plants to provide a unique "on-street" dining and drinking experience.
They were scheduled to open earlier this month, but were delayed due to a permit problem.
The three parklets are part of a pilot program. If everything goes well, they may go up every summer.
Each parklet cost about $27,000 to install, about half of which was paid for by the Downtown Development Authority. Barfly Ventures, which owns the three restaurants, paid for the rest.


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Alfred Music Publishing Band, Orchestra, and Vocal Titles Selected for Texas UIL 2011 Prescribed Music List
The UIL has selected 70 new Alfred titles to add onto the cumulative Prescribed Music List used by educators and directors across the state of Texas as the repertoire guide for performance and contest selections.
To view Alfred's titles on the 2011 UIL Prescribed Music List, visit http://www.alfred.com/txuil
"We're honored to continue in our strong relationship with the Texas UIL," commented Andrew Surmani, Alfred's Senior Vice President, School and Church Team. "Alfred Music Publishing believes in the lifelong benefits that musical performance and education pass on to young musicians. It brings great joy to know that our titles within the PML will serve to enhance and enrich the lives of young talent."
The Texas UIL is the largest inter-school organization of its kind in the world designed to support and enrich the teaching of music as an integral component of the public school curriculum. Each year, 10 interscholastic music events are held by the UIL music program that endeavor to challenge, motivate, and inspire young musicians beyond the classroom setting. Additionally, the UIL provides leadership and guidance to public school debate and athletic teachers, administered by school people on a fair and equitable basis.


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These photos show the front mud flaps that I installed, using a generic set of flaps obtained at my local auto parts store for $5.18
The size was adjusted using an x-acto knife to a width of 5",
any wider and it will not lie flat against the back wheelwell due to a
small ridge there. Place the flap into the desired location, and rub it against the already installed screws, the resulting marks on the flaps will give you the location for drilling the holes for mounting. Using the already installed
plastic strip, use it after removing, as a template for drilling the necessary mounting holes, using the removed screws. After final mounting, drill a 1/4"
hole in the top of the flap through the wheelwell material, and install a 1/4"
expanding, removable rivit type screw. This is my firs photo posting, I hope it comes out okay.


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Summer Wars.
Genres:Comedy, Mina, SciFi, Virtual Reality
Aired: Aug 1, 2009
Producers: Madhouse Studios
When timid eleventh-grader and math genius Kenji Koiso (Ryunosuke Kamiki) is asked by older student and secret crush Natsuki (Nanami Sakuraba) to come with her to her family's Nagano home for a summer job, he agrees without hesitation. Natsuki's family, the Jinnouchi clan, dates back to the Muromachi era (1336 to 1573), and they've all come together to celebrate the 90th birthday of the spunky matriarch of the family, Sakae. That's when Kenji discovers his "summer job" is to pretend to be Natsuki's fiance and dance with her at the birthday celebration. As Kenji attempts to keep up with Natsuki's act around her family, he receives a strange math problem on his cell phone which, being a math genius, he can't resist solving. As it turns out, the solution to the mysterious equation causes a bizarre parallel world to collide with Earth, and it's up to Kenji and his new fake family to put reality back in order.
My Opinion:So now i watched this movie and its really awesome i recommend it has everything comedy , drama , fightign everything the story revolves around this technology called "OZ" which can control everything in the world its like game but has many different meneangs in world and how its being attacked ... i would suggest you to watch it and u will understand !


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After a short flight to Pohang on Saturday, they have spent the last two days visiting the city, enjoying the local food and meeting with race organizers.
A ceremony took place at the race headquarters with speeches from the Mayor of Pohang and a number of other local politicians. Everyone is excited about the event as the city plays host to sailors from so many countries. Tomorrow they meet the team of Koreans they will be sailing with and will hopefully get out for a practice sail. Matt and Mike will be sailing on a Taylor 47, while the Americans are on a Sydney 40. Both yachts sharing similar speed should create a friendly rivalry between the teams. There are also a number of Russian boats involved in the event and the word is that they are very competitive and competent mariners. Matt and Matt will certainly be looking forward to lining up against the Russians and determine who's best this time!
Matt and Mike have promised video and photos of the racing; stay tuned for more reports!


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breaded or grilled chicken with provolone, sautéed onions & pizza sauce
Chicken Balsamic $8.50
with feta cheese, portobello mushrooms, sautéed onions & balsamic dressing
Thai Peanut Chicken $8.50
with broccoli, lettuce & our homemade Thai peanut sauce (Cayenne Pepper recommended for extra spice.)
Chicken Caesar $8.50
with parmesan cheese, lettuce & Caesar dressing
Chicken Taco $8.50
with pepper jack & cheddar, our homemade black bean hummus, lettuce & tomatoes
Steak Taco $8.35
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BBQ Chicken $8.50
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Philly Cheesesteak $8.50
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The Sherri Special $8.50
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lightly fried soft shell crab, grilled shrimp, sauteed mushrooms, tomatoes and cheddar cheese with our homemade creamy special sauce
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fresh tuna salad with provolone, lettuce & tomato
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Grilled Veggie Wrap $8.50
broccoli, roasted red peppers, artichoke hearts, sautéed onions, portobello mushrooms, zucchini & goat cheese
Portobello Taco $8.50
portabella mushrooms with our homemade black bean hummus, pepper jack, cheddar, lettuce & tomato
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tofu with broccoli, carrots, lettuce, & our homemade Thai peanut sauce
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tofu with our homemade black bean hummus, zucchini, carrots, sautéed onions, broccoli, lettuce & tomato
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text: Malassezia pachydermatis (Wiedman) Dodge, anamorph (ATCC® 96750™) Strain Designations: IP2195.93 / Product Format: frozen General Information Characteristics Culture Method Specifications History Documentation Print Email Share Share this product Facebook Twitter Google+ Permits and Restrictions View Permits Strain Designations IP2195.93 Application Biomedical Research and Development Material Biosafety Level 2 Biosafety classification is based on U.S. Public Health Service Guidelines, it is the responsibility of the customer to ensure that their facilities comply with biosafety regulations for their own country. Product Format frozen Type Strain no Preceptrol® no Comments authentic Morphology Afte 3 days at 30°C colonies cream to tan, usually somewhat small and dry. Globose to ellipsoidal yeast cells with monopolar budding from phialides with delicate collerettes. Buds are attached by a broad base. Medium ATCC® Medium 1072: Pityrosporum medium Growth Conditions Temperature: 30.0°C Sequenced Data 18S ribosomal RNA gene, partial sequence; internal transcribed spacer 1, 5.8S ribosomal RNA gene, and internal transcribed spacer 2, complete sequence; and 28S ribosomal RNA gene, partial sequence.CCATACGGATGCGCAAGCGTCTCTGGCGCCCAACCCACTATACATCCACAAACCCGTGTGCACTTGTGTTGCTTTGGCCTGTATGGGCGAGCGCACGCATTCAAACAAACTCGTATGGTTGTATGTACGTTGTAAACGTTGGACCGTCACTGGCCAACAAACTTTATACAACTTTCGACAACGGATCTCTTGGTTCTCCCATCGATGAAGAACGCAGCGAAACGCGATAGGTAATGTGAATTGCAGAATTCCGTGAATCATCGAATCTTTGAACGCACCTTGCGCTCCATGGTATTCCGTGGAGCATGCCTGTTTGAGTGCCGCGAATTCTCCCACCCCAAACGGTTGCCGAAAGGTACTGTGCGGCGGAGGGGTTGGATGGGTGCTACTGCCTGTGGTGGGGAAACTACAACAGGCTCGCCCGAAATGCATTAGCGCCTCAGGACACATTCGCTACTGCTCTACAAAAGGAAGAGCAGCGAAGCGTATGGGGGGGAAAACCACCACCGGTTATTCCAAACCTCGCCTGACTGTTTTTGCGCGCATGGCATGATACGTCATTTGCTGTGTTGCGTAGGTTGGTGCGTGGGACTGTGTGAGTGCCTCTAGAGCTTTGAGAAGTGTGTTTCGTGTGCTACGAACTGAAAAAGTACATTCCTT Morphology Afte 3 days at 30°C colonies cream to tan, usually somewhat small and dry. Globose to ellipsoidal yeast cells with monopolar budding from phialides with delicate collerettes. Buds are attached by a broad base. Name of Depositor E Gueho Special Collection NCRR Contract Isolation human blood, France Cross References Nucleotide (GenBank) : JQ070084 ITS including 5.8S rRNA gene References Guillot J, et al. Confirmation of the nomenclatural status of Malassezia pachydermatis. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek 67: 173-176, 1995. PubMed: 7771764 Permits These permits may be required for shipping this product: Customers located in the state of Hawaii will need to contact the Hawaii Department of Agriculture to determine if an Import Permit is required. A copy of the permit or documentation that a permit is not required must be sent to ATCC in advance of shipment. Basic Documentation Product Sheet Certificate of Analysis SDS


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By Amanda Phillips
CORAL GABLES, Fla. -Monique Albuquerque from the University of Miami women's tennis team moved from one cultural melting pot to another.
The sophomore came to the United States, by way of Brazil, after competing in the professional circuit for a short time.
"I came to the University of Miami last year," Albuquerque said. "But I wasn't able to play, so this is my first season competing."
Although she did not compete in the 2011-12 season, she trained with her teammates. The practice and experience the sophomore gained in the year away from competition has shown on the court.
"I think I'm doing better now than when I first started playing this season," Albuquerque said. "I still wasn't feeling completely comfortable because I had not been in too many competition situations. But I feel like now I am more at ease on the court."
The Porto Alegre, Brazil, native has been in love with the game since she began playing with her family at a young age.
"I started playing tennis when I was around seven years old," Albuquerque said. "My family used to play a lot of sports and my mom and my grandparents all played tennis, so I just started to get into it. I started really enjoying tennis, so I just kept playing."
After deciding that she wanted to continue her education and play tennis, she took a look at all of her options.
"I really thought it was a great opportunity to come to the United States, Albuquerque said. "I could play for the University of Miami and have the opportunity to study at a great school.
The talented athlete was in communication with other schools, but she felt the transition would be easier in Miami.
"For me, Miami was one of the best options," Albuquerque said. "I feel like in Florida, especially in Miami, it's similar to Brazil and it would be easier for me to adjust. Miami is the place I really wanted to be."
Her improvement since she's been a Hurricane is evident. Miami women's tennis coach Paige Yaroshuk-Tews likes how Albuquerque's game has developed.
"I think she's probably playing the best tennis that she's played," Yaroshuk-Tews said. "I think she's striking the ball well, but I think she is also competing the best that she has."
The first-year player has faced tough competition in the regular season and throughout post-season play.
Albuquerque had big wins for Miami in the ACC Championship tournament. The 5-foot-8 sophomore beat Muriel Wacker of 22nd-ranked Georgia Tech in the quarterfinals and Kerrie Cartwirght of 30th-ranked Florida State in the ACC Championship.
Early in the season, Yaroshuk-Tews expressed that she would like to see Albuquerque toughen up and she is happy with how the sophomore has responded.
"She's definitely toughened up," Yaroshuk-Tews said. "I think she's opened up her eyes to college tennis and she sees how difficult it is and how much work it really is. She came through pretty big for us up in Cary [North Carolina] in the finals."


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If you get hit with a big domestic support judgment against you, filing for bankruptcy could get you nowhere. That's what a Michigan man found out recently when he tried to avoid paying $100,000 to the mother of his child in a custody dispute.
After the state judge in their custody dispute case ordered Patrick Rugiero to pay Antonietta DiNardo $100,000 in attorney's fees, he filed for bankruptcy in federal court.
First ruling that the custody case could proceed (despite the bankruptcy filing, which would normally stay, or stall, other court cases against the debtor), the 6th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals held on Oct. 10 that Rugiero's whopping debt to his baby mama can't be wiped out by his bankruptcy case.
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As a general rule, forgiveness of debt, known technically as "cancellation of debt," is considered income by the IRS: If you owe Walmart $100, and Walmart decides to cancel your debt out of the goodness of its heart, you just made $100 that the government can tax.
But there is an exception for debtors who file for bankruptcy: in most cases, cancelled, or "discharged," debt is not included as income and thus not taxed under the Internal Revenue Code.
However, the Bankruptcy Code also says that "domestic support obligations" cannot be discharged during bankruptcy. That means the $100,000 debt Rugiero now owes cannot be cancelled just because he filed for bankruptcy. "Domestic support obligations are not dischargeable in bankruptcy. Period," says Mark J. Markus, a bankruptcy lawyer who runs the Law Office of Mark J. Markus in Los Angeles.
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Rugiero argued that attorneys' fees don't count as domestic support obligations themselves, so the court had to address "whether the fee awards, which arose from attorney's fees incurred by DiNardo during the custody dispute, amount to 'support' of the child's parent."
Markus explains that the law on the issue is clear and says he would be surprised to find Rugiero filed for bankruptcy purely to get rid of this obligation. "It is well-established, at least under California law, that attorney's fees awarded to a spouse's attorney in a custody battle are considered domestic support obligations," he says.
The court pointed out the evidence of DiNardo's dire financial straits and the difficulty of raising two kids. If she hadn't been able to hire a lawyer, she wouldn't have been able to bring this case for their support to begin with.
Try Negotiating
"Large judgments often send people into bankruptcy," notes Markus. The success of that route depends on many factors, including the type of bankruptcy they file, the facts of the case, and the case law in their location.
If you find yourself on the losing end of a domestic support case, all may not be lost. "Negotiating with the creditor to pay the debt is one option," Markus says. Or you can always try to appeal the domestic support order ruling itself, without resorting to filing for bankruptcy.
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Sacred 2 has been previewed at CVG in a general article that doesn't introduce anything new:
"Steady as a truck." That's how developer Ascaron describes the Xbox 360 version of Sacred 2 - one of many German-isms that crop-up in our game presentation (including an analogy on the game's development progress using a pizza and an iceberg. Hmmm).
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almost hydrolocked my car today
i have an AEM CAI, and it started pouring on the way to the gym today and i ended up plowing through some huge puddles of still water on the road, from where it had accumulated. I thought i would definetly lose it today on the road, i couldn't get off the road because of traffic and the curb along side of the road, so i was pretty much stuck with going through it all. Ended up being ok and no damage. At least it drives normal right now, but when i hit these standing puddles of water the water was so high it really slowed down my car when i hit them, id say they were at least 8in - 12inch deep. Makes me think twice about my CAI, but i really love the performance from it. What do you Suggest? Short rams making the same gains? And do they still have that hissing sound when acclerating like the AEM CAI, because i like that sound.
if everything is okay, then you most likely didn't almost hydrolock. if things are fine, stay with it. short rams aren't worth it for the svt. even with the aem short ram, you see from the dyno vurtually no added power.
i have to disagree. i had both an AEM full ram and a steeda short ram, and the gains seem very similar, although the AEM is much much louder
Didnt you post awhile ago saying your SVT blew up.
get a bypass valve first off..i live in new orleans so i see a lot of rain as well...i know someone on here posted a plexi shield to block off trash..water..etc.but livin in a wet city is always a gamble..i know cooler is better but im going with a short ram just for piece of mind..i mean is 2 hp worth the worry of hitting a puddle?id rather play safe and not worry about the minimal hp loss rather than take chance of blowing a motor..if i lived in wisconsin id be going cai 4 sure but figure in the factors.......everyone on here has an opinion but remember where u live
i have the K&N aircharger and the gains are great. I think is just as good if not better than the cai. No worries of water, same great power and yes mine does make the hisssing sound.
BlkZX3, are you referring to me when you said blew my SVT up? I dont remember blowing up my SVT since im still driving it? Maybe you werent refering to me, Ive never had a problem with my SVT whatsoever
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I painted the cabinets 5 years ago when I bought the house (30+ years old). At the time, the primer seemed to stay sticky no matter how long I waited to paint so I ended up throwing on a couple coats of paint just to get it done. There's been quite a bit of peeling, especially around the handles, almost seems like the paint is just rubbing off so I'm repainting again.
I stripped off all the paint, sanded down to the bare wood, TSP'd and applied what the guy at Home Depot told me was DEFINATELY the primer I weanted to use: Behr's Premium Plus Interior Enamel Undercoater Primer & Sealer no. 75.
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I stripped off all the paint, sanded down to the bare wood, TSP'd and applied what the guy at Home Depot told me was DEFINATELY the primer I weanted to use: Behr's Premium Plus Interior Enamel Undercoater Primer & Sealer no. 75.
You were soooo good until you made the biggest mistake of the project, going to talk to an orange apron @ HD.What is he supposed to tell you? "You really should go to a real paint store and get good advise because I don't have a clue and we are all supossed to sell you the #1 rated paint( behr)"
Behr paint just sucks( primer also) which you have found out.
I would strip iy all back to bare wood and prime with a real oil primer and then paint with 2 coats of 100% acrylic paint.
Thanks for the advice. My choices for 'paint stores' are Canadian Tire, Home Depot or Home Hardware. Clearly the consensus is Home Depot sucks, I don't believe either of the other two carry Benjamin Moore, any other suggestions to look for also?
As the cabinets themselves are already done with the paint that I got from Home Depot, won't switching to an oil paint for the doors make them look different?
Thanks again.
See if your home depot carries Zinsser Cover Stain Oil. Most do.
Thanks Matthew! I tried exactly that and it worked perfectly. Now I'm back on track and on my way to having a fresh 'new' kitchen. Thanks abunch! :)
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Ebola gives U.S. 'preppers' another reason to prepare for worst
By Jonathan Kaminsky
(Reuters) - With the closest known U.S. cases of Ebola diagnosed about 160 miles away in Dallas, Cary Griffin is taking no chances.
If, as the former correctional officer fears, the virus spreads to hundreds of people, Griffin is headed to the woods.
"I'll do what the English royalty did to survive the bubonic plague," Griffin said, referring to King Charles II's flight to the countryside during the Great Plague of London in 1665-66. "I'm going into the country."
Griffin, 27, of Huntsville, Texas, is among a growing if loosely-defined segment of Americans, known as "preppers," who plan, train and stockpile in preparation for a natural calamity or societal breakdown.
For many, the three cases of Ebola diagnosed in the United States so far since late September represent a new potential disaster and a reason to run to the store.
Preppers are at the extreme edge of concern over Ebola, which has led to a series of false alarms driven by fear. Government efforts to stop the virus spreading from the three worst-hit West African countries, where more than 4,500 have died, include some travel restrictions and enhanced screening at airports.
Chad Huddleston, an anthropologist at the University of Southern Illinois at Edwardsville, who studies preppers and estimates their numbers in the United States in the low hundreds of thousands, said those he has talked to are more concerned with undue public fear than with contracting Ebola.
The virus was diagnosed in a Liberian visitor who was infected in his home country and two nurses who treated him at a Dallas, Texas hospital when he was dying and at his most contagious. Both nurses have been moved out of the state for treatment in hospitals equipped to treat Ebola patients. Continued...


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Marshall Auerback will be featured from time to time here on News N Economics. He is a dedicated author at the New Deal 2.0 (see his biography here). Take some time to read his postings at the New Deal 2.0 – he gives interesting perspective on the European Union, Emerging Europe, Chinese and U.S. policy/politics, and more.
Marshall has some comments about my previous post, Japan rescinds war on deflation.
By Marshall Auerback (posted by Rebecca)
The Times article on Japan from last December – 'Debt-laden Japan shocked by £630bn spree to save lives' reports that:
Yukio Hatoyama, the new Japanese Prime Minister, has stunned a nation already mired in huge public debt by unveiling the country's biggest ever postwar budget: a 92.3 trillion yen (£630 billion) spending spree aimed at "saving people's lives".It's quite a significant amount of spending. The fact that new debt exceeds tax revenue is irrelevant from the solvency perspective; it's only interesting insofar as it illustrates how depressed aggregate demand remains in Japan. As you rightly note, there is no risk of sovereign debt default in Japan because Japan can always issue as much debt as it wants in its own freely floating non-convertible currency. As Bill Mitchell has noted
The unprecedented budget, which supposedly shifts Japan's fiscal spending focus "from concrete to lives", comes amid rising concern about the solidity of sovereign debt in the world's second-largest economy.
The new budget will require additional debt issuance of Y44.3 trillion — within the Government's expected band, but still at a level that will raise Japan's debt-to-GDP ratio to nearly 195 per cent.
"the interesting part of the story is that there is now a discrete policy shift going on as a result of the political changes in Japan that arose from the last election – that is, the ascendency of the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ). The shift will see the government reduce its obsession with public infrastructure development as a vehicle for huge fiscal injections and instead put the spending power into poor households. " This is very supportive of aggregate demand and income growth.The BOJ's actions, by contrast, are nothing more than moving numbers around on a spreadsheet. Arguably, the 0% interest rate policy in Japan has exacerbated the deflationary pressures in the economy. Virtually all of the debt held by the Japanese non-government sector is public, rather than private, so the loss of the so-called "fiscal channel" via sharply lower interest rates, has been very significant. Additionally, low rates impart a deflationary bias because they reduce the holding costs of inventory and reduce the required returns of capital. These are wonderful from a supply side perspective, but disastrous from the demand side.
The important point as Bill Mitchell, Warren Mosler, Richard Koo and I have argued previously is that it recognizes its on-going role to plug the spending gap left by non-government saving (and the export collapse) and it recognises it has the capacity as a sovereign issuer of its own currency to run large deficits. In this sense, the Japanese government is placing a premium on keeping unemployment low and is resisting pressures from the deficit hawks, the neo-liberals, and the horribly incompetent ratings agencies (all of which should be abolished).