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If they set no limit, the potential for it getting out of hand is real. 1GB seems like a lot now, but I remember thinking I could never fill a 100MB HDD. A year or two, 1GB will be nothing, and people don't like limits when there were none before.
Like someone said about a gig before... I have more memory in my Camera than that.
When asked why any user would need 1 terabyte of storage, Microsoft's Chief Software Architect Bill Gates said "It's 1000 times more than Google. That's why."
Gates insists that the move is necessary. "How many times have you tried to send a backup image of your 500 computer network to yourself via e-mail, only to have it bounce back? Now that won't be a problem."
Come on... With a quote like this it HAS to be MSN trying to take some of the spotlight away with their own AF joke.
Course its like the cell phone number bit, where you'd have to inform anyone who would ever want to email you, of what your new email address is.
That's true. Although I guess that's why google decided that in order to compete, they had to offer something that really was radically different.
@Mardi_Gras - I have the greatest of respect for your posts, and those of others. I called it how I saw it. As it may have caused offence, will you accept a public apology and I'll re-phrase:-
I think that the argument to say that this is dangerous in respect to people's privacy is unfounded. Google are looking to make money, they are not interested in your private affairs. If you are engaged in e-mail correspondence with me about buying a new car, then google will have information to the effect that you are interested in buying a car. That may (and probably will) have an effect on the adverts you are "served" along with your mails.
If it results in google sending you spam email, then google are in trouble, so I think that can be considered highly unlikely.
If it results in google disclosing your private communications with others, then google are in trouble. So I also think that can be considered highly unlikely. Not using GMail (or any of the others) if such correspondence is sensitive, would be a good idea. I wouldn't use a public mail provider for anything commercially sensitive, but I consider that to be a belt and braces measure, more about other users hacking into the system than the provider actually deliberately trying to gain commercial advantage over me.
If privacy is important to an e-mail user, that e-mail user has the option not to use a public free service such as G-Mail, hotmail, Yahoo! etc.
I don't see a real concern with the fact that google might find out you're after a new car, or interested in blue widgets.
Google will use that for advertising means, but that's just business. There's no such thing as free e-mail.
If you are engaged in e-mail correspondence with me about buying a new car, then google will have information to the effect that you are interested in buying a car
Won't it be funny when Google reads your email, determines that you are breaking up with your significant other, and offers up Ads for single's sites?
As soon as spammers start getting through (I know, spam blocker is a feature, but it's not foolproof) not only will you get an email full of crap, but you'll get ads just like it. THAT'S going to be annoying.
I wonder what the main screen will serve for ads. Do you think the algo will take an overall picture of your email and serve ads that are relevant to your frequent discussions?
If this story IS true, it would be very strange that a beta product is not listed there, while personalized search ( added 3/29/04) is listed at the first day...
Googleguy, what's your opninion on this? ;-)
THAT'S going to be annoying.
That's the price of "free".
Actually, one of the reasons we run AdSense on one of our sites is we like the fact that it's discreet. Users can ignore it if they choose. It's not "in yer face" like pop-ups, whizz-bang flashing banners etc.
If google choose a similar method of displaying AdWords ads in GMail, I don't think it will be that irritating.
Probably less so that the flashing banners on Yahoo! and hotmail.
Hasn't anyone noticed that Gmail is not yet in Google Labs?
Yeah, that's something that hasn't set well with me this whole time. I wonder what the explanation is. Ususlly they put all of their Beta stuff in there. Maybe it's not there because there is nothing anyone can do to use it... only the selected few that get to test. All the other lab stuff you can use now.
Found that 1 out of 500 plus was not spam. The valid ones know to resend because of the auto-response message. The email announcing adwords changes from G got bounced because they included a graphic. We keep a copy of the offending piece in a holding folder for 2 days before it gets deleted and was able to retrieve it after I saw the postings here.
We are bouncing over 700 per day with about 50 users on our iMail server.
Feeling somehow - paranoid ;)
If our automatic filters detect that the topic of the email is sensitive
How do they define "sensitive" I wonder?!
Actually, I'm interested to know how many people here will be getting a GMail account and what they'll be using it for?
As soon as spammers start getting through (I know, spam blocker is a feature, but it's not foolproof) not only will you get an email full of crap, but you'll get ads just like it. THAT'S going to be annoying.
Looking at that screenshot, and seeing that the ads aren't IN the actual email but on the outside wrapper ... I don't understand how any ad, crap or not, can be annoying. Maybe it's just me....
On the serious side:
After seeing [adwords.google.com...] I think that this product will be a winner and it is great idea.
The screenshot looks great
I don't understand how any ad, crap or not, can be annoying. Maybe it's just me....
Nah... it's probably ME. I am getting SO sick of EVERY dang site having advertisements. Thank God Brett has kept WW clean... so far.
I guess I'm over sensitive because it seems like everywhere I turn I'm the 1000th person to see the banner and I win a prize, or that if I can shoot the monkey, I win a trip. Probably the thing that bothers me the most is the blatant insult to my intelligence when every other person that sees the ad is also the 1000th person.
I know I am surrounded by ads all day every day, but they are a little easier to tune out because they aren't flashing, moving, or worse yet, playing music. They SURE aren't flying in front of my windshield as I drive like pop ups do as I navigate the web. Internet ads are more in-your-face than other outlets, so that's probably the root of my problem with them.
So, in the grand scheme of things, this is as tasteful as ads on the net can get... content targeted, and edited for content.
This has little to do with ads and everything to do with search. As the screenshot shows, the email will have a search box on it. That will bring in more traffic to Google search. That is what it's all about. The ads on the email will be ignored by most users, but the search box will be used--and THAT will be high quality traffic.
Not very sophisticated--driving more people to the search engine--but that's the game G is playing and GMail will help. That's the main thing.
Still, it's going to be cool seeing ads in context to emails. I'm going to have to sign up just to see what that's like. The ads with newsletters and "thanks for shopping Sears.com" might be funny.
I thought the serach function was so you could search all of your email messages to find a phrase or word you are looking for, and not for a G search...
If you look farther up in this thread that issue was discussed. Sounds like a neat idea to me!
If you complain about a few text ads in exchange for a 100% up free service providing a GB of email storage and fast search, you are nuts.
(This is of course all just my personal opinion.)
Okay, it's April 2nd, so it seems fair to say now that Gmail is for real. Expect to see
I've been using various versions of Gmail for a while now, and I love it. I'm a huge data packrat--I save all my email--and it's changed the way that I work. Whenever I used to get an important email, I'd have to save it off somewhere special, or else later do a very painful and long grep over years of email to find what I wanted. Now I only need to remember a few words from the email and a quick search brings it up. I never realized how valuable my email was until I had a great search over it. Just like Google did with web search, our search over email is going to improve the quality of life for a lot of people.
About showing ads on the side of the page: Google has long had a different philosophy about advertising than many companies. Back when many search engines were bombarding users with off-topic banner ads, Larry and Sergey were emphasizing that the ads could be as useful as the regular search results sometimes. The more relevant the ads were, the better the user would like them. For example, it's not just how much someone is willing to pay, but also how high the AdWords clickthrough is that determines in what slot an ad shows. I think the ads that we show are going to be strictly better than annoying banner ads, flashy pop-ups, and other ads that you can't ignore. And I think they're going to be pretty handy for users.
If you take a step back, I think Google has done a lot to improve the relevance of web search and the quality of advertising on the web over the last five years. I'm looking forward to us doing the same thing with email. I'm glad that folks here are mindful of privacy issues; I believe people will find that we are working for our users' interests with Gmail just like we do everywhere else.
Okay, this is getting long and I have to go to a meeting. :)
Instead of bots reading emails, require people to sign up for five personalized categories, similar to the personalized search. This way I can be served with ads that will always be relevant, and the privacy of the person sending me emails would not be invaded.
If you sign up, who would check five boxes that they AREN'T interested in, knowing they will be served ads for eternity that are off-topic? I ignore these ads, but if they are going to be there, they might as well be drawn from my personalized interest areas.
I thought the serach function was so you could search all of your email messages to find a phrase or word you are looking for, and not for a G search...
If you look farther up in this thread that issue was discussed. Sounds like a neat idea to me!
You are correct. And it is a neat idea. But the same box had a radio button that says "web." And that's where the traffic to Google comes from. Yahoo does it, Google has seen it work on Google News. The user moves around Google News via the search box, and it's easy to slide over to the web and do a search. Likewise, the user uses the Gmail search box to move around their email, and it's easy to slide over to search.
This is sharp business. Take a winning product (email) and add value to it using your primary business (search).
Google's interface is as impressive as their algorithms and their business savvy.
GG is biased, but that doesn't mean he's wrong. I get some flames at times here for say that the web as a poor marketing device, but it is. You could not build Time-Warner or the New York Times on the publishing income from the web.
Google has does more, however, to make the web work for marketers than anyone. And it's worthwhile to note that they are not publishers at all.
Can you please tell us a little more about how the system will work?
For example, will there be Gmailbot spidering our emails and then finding email relationships (similar to link relationships) to say which email is more relevant than another?
How will emails rank?
Will there be an EmailRank (ER)?
The whole idea of Gmail is facinating and we now know is for real. However, I believe it's time for all of us to start focusing on how it works and how it will differenciate with Yahoo's email search function and others.
Yes, ads are going to have its own way of working, but in my opinion, there is not much value added for me to know how they will work as a user (as a marketer is another story and I am very interested).
I really would like to know how Gmail can change my life of how I live with email now, as it did with you.
Thanks and Saludos!
Why do I get the feeling some others around here have had it for a while too?
Hey GoogleGuy, think ya'll can stop rolling out "new stuff I'm excited about" for a bit so we can get back to work and your competitors can stop reeling?
Impressive strategic onslaught.
For the record, as far as trust with my mail life, I place Google just ahead of the Postal Service, my ISP, MSN, my (x)boss, my wife, and John Ashcroft.


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(Doin' It Right is important, you know, for its own sake, right?)
This internship ad for "luxury magazine" San Francisco Magazine is straight outta 2011 or someplace. Check it:
"San Francisco Magazine Editorial and Web Internships (north beach / telegraph hill)
243 Vallejo St
San Francisco Magazine Editorial Internship
Location: San Francisco, CA (North Beach)
Duration of Position: 6 months (with a 3 month review), rolling basis
Work Schedule: Monday-Friday two weeks/month; Monday-Thursday two weeks/month (10am-5:30pm)
We're looking for ambitious budding journalists to help produce our award–winning monthly regional magazine and website. This program gives interns a rare opportunity to be exposed to the full spectrum of journalism and magazine production through first-hand experience. Interns' primary duties are fact-checking the magazine, researching, and reporting. Interns are also expected to pitch and write stories, with opportunities for taking on more responsibilities, depending on experience. Interns also participate in editorial and pitch meetings, work closely with editors, and often help report on feature packages. After the internship is completed, interns may have an opportunity to apply for our editorial fellowship, with a $1,000/month stipend and more challenging assignments. We're currently seeking a website/blogging intern in addition to general editorial interns.
This internship is offered on a volunteer basis, or for college credit."
Did you spot the issue, Gentle Reader?
Here's some perspective from the plaintiff side and from the defense side.
Now keep in mind that this gig/these gigs are being advertised as "SanFranMag hiring!"
To wit:
Now, compare that recent ad with this one:
"SF Weekly:
Experience: We're looking for interns who have some news writing experience (school newspapers count!) and are eager to tackle any story challenge (whether it be a source who isn't returning your phone call or trying to find an interesting angle to general news story).
How To Apply: Please send your resume, clips, and cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com deadline for submitting is Dec. 31, and internships start mid January. Please note what sections you would like to write for.
*All interns will need to provide proof of school credit upon acceptance of an internship with SF Weekly."
Do you see the difference?
I think you should.
Oh, what's that, you've been doing things this way for years and it's been working out?
Maybe so, but it won't work out now. Sorry.
Oh, what's that, your people won't just up and sue you for peanuts?
But yes they will.
You'll see.

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Best Of :: Food & Drink
Vietnamese cuisine in the Valley is nowhere more accessible and toothsome than at Justina Duong's stylish Vietnamese cafe Cyclo. Duong's eatery is no dive, but instead a modern, artsy chow palace with her own spray-painted murals of the home country as well as handmade tin models of the bicycle cabs for which the establishment is named. The food is fresh and authentic: pork short ribs topped with basil; green papaya salad; spring rolls; Vietnamese crepes; and bowls brimming with different types of pho, the hearty and hot Vietnamese noodle soup, made spicy with generous squeezes from a nearby plastic bottle of bright red Sriracha. Duong is usually on hand, joshing with diners, congratulating them for their choices, or warning them about how salty-sour the plum soda will taste. It's a small space, one that often fills to bursting during prime time, and once you eat there, you'll understand why.
When the phrase "casino buffet" passes through your cranium, your gray matter is instantly populated with scores of classy folk chain-smoking Parliament Lights 100s and hoping for a big win at bingo. But Fort McDowell Casino, operated by the Yavapai Nation, actually makes an effort to do things a little differently from other gambling spots, and this extends to its international buffet, which eschews the usual not-ready-for-prime-time rib and rubber chicken Parmesan for authentic Indian, French, seafood and Italian selections.
The Indian section -- as in the country, not America's original inhabitants -- is the most surprising and rewarding, with rotating selections like a stew of lamb, fenugreek and green peas that would not be out of place at a buffet in a South Asian eatery. And there's the spicy "okra in yogurt" that's just as tasty. The Italian section might offer veal Milanese or spaghetti and clam sauce. The French? Pork loin in sherry and/or lyonnaise potatoes. There are also crab legs in butter, fried catfish fillets, a near-pristine salad bar, and a dessert section with bread pudding, cinnamon cake and cream puffs. Yeah, thanks to "The Fort," casino buffets aren't just for geezers anymore.
So you just won a small bundle on the Addams Family slot machine, parlayed that into a larger bundle on an Austin Powers slots, moved your way up to the dollar machines, and finally hit it big playing blackjack in Wild Horse's Vegas-style gaming emporium. That's when a pair of high-class call girls escort you to the limo waiting outside for a night of Beluga caviar, Dom Perignon, and the sort of unbridled wickedness that we can't even begin to allude to here.
Then your wife nudges you and awakens you to reality: You're down $20 after playing the same machine for eight hours straight. Hey, it's not a total loss. At least you can dine like a winner at Wild Horse Pass' Wind Dance Restaurant. Just go for the filet mignon or the surf 'n' turf, dood. Spoil yourself. After all, your gold card isn't maxed out yet, and you can always play keno while you chew. Sure, we've never heard of anyone winning the mother lode with keno, but for God's sake, let a man dream, will you!
We're suckers for excellent Southwestern fare, especially when served in a classic Southwestern ambiance. So it may be no great surprise that our pick for the best new restaurant of the year is the Sierra Bonita Grill, formerly a bar known as the Copper Queen.
After much work by Sheldon Knapp, the SB's owner and also the owner of the Phoenix City Grille, the new eatery is a gorgeous salute to the ranch-houses of old, with ceilings of dark wooden beams, Cherokee red flooring, and walls inside and out that have that charming adobe look to them. The food is the perfect companion to the eatery's aura: buttermilk chicken with mashed sweet potatoes; cowboy stew, featuring chunks of beef in a piquant brown mélange; rainbow trout in a maple-butter sauce; green chile posole; and for dessert, a Oaxacan chocolate soufflé with roasted banana ice cream.
We doubt the cowboys of yore ate this well. Tough luck for them.
El Chorro Lodge is cool. Barry Goldwater cool. ¿Comprendes? We'd call it old-school, if it wasn't still cool, an adobe grande dame that can seat 165, with copper lamps on the tables, a copper-topped bar in the lounge, juniper-burning fireplaces, and that hint of Sonoran Desert decadence that still has the power to seduce. The menu is a class act, too: lamb chops with mint jelly; sautéed chicken livers; beef stroganoff; fried lobster tails; a pre-dinner relish tray; and El Chorro's famous "sticky buns" as your dinner's bread. El Chorro even has brandy Alexanders and pink ladies on its drink menu, as well as blended margaritas that'll put your knickers in a twist. For dessert, there's pecan pie, caramel custard flan, and El Chorro's pièce de résistance, chocolate ice box cake made with Belgian chocolate, and walnuts, and topped with fresh cream. Cool? It doesn't get any cooler, baby.
It's probably a given that wunderkind chef William Bradley at the Vu restaurant in Scottsdale's Hyatt Regency is a genius of gastronomy. After all, isn't it a foodie rule of thumb that the bigger the culinary brain, the smaller the portions? Why, we can even foresee the day when highfalutin hash-slingers of the future, empowered by genetically engorged cerebellums, will offer us a mere whiff of their creations, bottled fresh for sniffing, so we need not even open our yaps, save in praise of the kitchen's commandant. True, Chef Bradley's entrees could be smaller, and his sides are even of near-normal size. (Shocking!) But we wonder about the extra-long dinner fork one's given at Vu. Could this be an attempt to make us believe that the servings are smaller than they actually are? Or maybe he's just expecting Shaquille O'Neal to stop by for din-din one of these days. Either way, it makes for the perfect back-scratcher for those hard-to-reach areas. All we want is a spoon large enough to change our contacts in, and we'll be happier than Ron Popeil with a new set of steak knives.


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Genovese, previously the club's youth-team coach, took charge of first-team affairs following the dismissal of Carl Shutt at the beginning of April.
He has now been installed in the Rockingham Road hot-seat on a full-time basis and will attempt to guide Kettering back into the Conference next season.
"I am delighted Dominic has decided to accept the post," chairman Peter Mallinger told the club's website.
"There will be those who had hoped to see a well known name appointed but I am happy to appoint within the club with someone we have known for eight years.
"Dominic understands the club and the problems we still have to face.
"He knows the players inside out and who he wants to keep for next season.
"He understands what we have been lacking all season and believes he can put together a side that will challenge for the championship.
"He has built up many good contacts in the professional and semi-professional game and we have already spoken to a number of players about next season."
Delroy Gordon, Michael McKenzie, Brett Solkhon and Victor Asombang are the only players still under contract at the club.
Craig Norman has just signed a new deal which will keep him at Kettering for next season.


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Sandy Minute-by-Minute: 10 AM, Taking the Great-Grandson to the Park
Sandy imprinted itself on our lives in some ways that have only become evident over time. The storm forced Celestina Ramos, now 65, and her great-grandson Rasharee, 9, to quickly evacuate their apartment in the Campos Plaza housing project in the East Village. One year later, they're back at home.
But Ramos says her grandson is changed: when she takes him to the park, Rasharee points out all the places where trees came down in the storm.
"He's very afraid. When it rains, he says Sandy's coming back," Ramos said. "I say, No Papi - it's not coming back."
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wow, thats pretty neat, and by the NYPD? someones getting ready to have a lot of guns in their city...
This is a discussion on How to spot a hidden handgun within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Source: Robert T. Gallogher, former detective, Anti-Robbery Tactical Unit, NYPD....
Source: Robert T. Gallogher, former detective, Anti-Robbery Tactical Unit, NYPD.
I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.
wow, thats pretty neat, and by the NYPD? someones getting ready to have a lot of guns in their city...
All Day I Dream About Sigs
I think I saw this in an older thread. Still cool though.
A quality holster makes the entire chart irrelevant.
It seems to assume that the handgun is carried loosely in a pocket or waistband, like what is typically associated with thugs.
It's not new...must have been 10-12 years ago first time I saw that chart...
Gun Control: The theory that a woman found dead in an alley, raped and strangled with her panty hose, is somehow morally superior to a woman explaining to police how her attacker got that fatal bullet wound.
-- L. Neil Smith
yep, it's a repost... but so what... it brings it up as a reminder for those of us who have seen it... and it brings it to the fore for those who haven't....
many of our scenarios are tweaked rehashes... Many of our holster/carry options are as well... bullets and ballistics same thing...
but sometimes when you have new eyes on a thing... it is learning experience for all involved, eh?
Very old info. I guess that the chart could be right if you Mexican carry (alternative use a cheap holster) or just put the gun in your pocket without a holster
"The Second Amendment: America's Original Homeland Security"
The people that this was designed to recognize tend to not wear holsters. If you ditch a gun, the holster shows you had one. If you are legal, that isn't an issue.
It is great info, knowing these things is a key part of knowing your surrondings and being ready to deal with possible situations.
"The only people I like besides my wife and children are Marines."
- Lt. Col. Oliver North
Good reminder of what not to do!
You can educate ignorance, you can't fix stupid
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I agree with the above.
That chart only works if you are too stupid to know how to conceal a handgun.
If you are that stupid, you dont need to tote a gun anyway. You might hurt yourself.
Yeah, I knew it was an old chart but didn't know it was a repost. Be that as it may, I didn't see it in Dec. of '09, so, as it has been said, others may have missed it, too.
It was a chart developed by the NYPD Anti-Robbery Tactical Unit to helps patrol cops spot hidden handguns on potential crooks & thugs, not necessarily to profile legal carriers (if there were such a thing in NYC when the chart was made).
The chart hasn't helped me spot fellow gun-toters, but it has made me a little more aware of any signals I may be sending that I'm packing.
I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.


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Greater Chicagoland Developmental Differences Resource Fair
Bellybum Boutique & The Sensory Kids Stores
Sunday, February 9, 2014 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM (CST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
The 3rd Annual Fair dedicated to providing Chicago families school options, service providers, and nonprofits in one place that focus on serving parents of children with developmental differences. Categories of needs include, but are not limited to, developmental delays (i.e., speech, motor skills), sensory processing disorder, autism, ADD/ADHD, PDD-NOS, mixed receptive-expressive language disorder, Down Syndrome, and physical disabilities. The event is geared toward families with children ages infant through 8th grade.
- WHERE: Gordon Tech High School - GYMNASIUM - 3633 N California Ave, Chicago, IL
- WHEN: Sunday, Feb. 9th, 10am - 2pm
- WHO: Open to the public. Free admission. RSVP below to expedite your check in process.
- PARKING: Gordon Tech High School Parking lot and neighborhood parking options.
- EXHIBITOR LIST: Access the 2014 DDRF Exhbitor List HERE. Please be sure to check back frequently.
NOTE: We recommend, whenever possible, to make this an adult-only event. This convention style event and workshops are not ideal for children.
PLUS… Join us for any of our FREE event workshops (each session is limited to the 1st 50 attendees).
- 10:30 am -11:15 am - Managing Challenging Behaviors - Tuesday's Child Parent Panel
- 11:30 am - 12:15 pm - Finding the Right Community Programs for your Child - Lorell Marin, MST, DT & Michaja Prendergast, M.S. OTR/L
- 12:30 pm - 1:15 pm - Charting Your Child's Educational Path: Know the Options - Barbara Cohen & Ellen Sternweiler
This event is generously sponsored by: Norhtwestern Mutual, Garofalo Law Group, Chicago Parent, Gordon Tech, LEEP Forward, The Sensory Kids Store, Tuesday's Child, Constructive Playthings
When & Where
Gordon Tech High School Gymnasium
3633 North California Avenue
Sunday, February 9, 2014 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM (CST)
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Bellybum Boutique & The Sensory Kids Stores
Bellybum & The Sensory Kids™ Stores are a unique celebration of parents & children. Good for you, good for your children, good for the earth...
Owned by a mother of three, eco-minded Bellybum Boutique has one of the largest selections of cloth diapers in Chicago, along with organic and designer merchandise for babies and moms. Bellybum's sister store, Sensory Kids, is dedicated to making it easy and fun for parents and their kids with developmental differences, to shop for all the sensory, developmental, therapeutic & adaptive toys, clothing & aids they need in an inclusive, 'typical' retail environment. Finding what you need should be the easy!


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Whales Might Also Be an Important Component in Patagonian Fjord Ecosystems: Comment to Iriarte et al.
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Comment to: Iriarte J.L., H.E. González, and L. Nahuelhual. 2010. Patagonian fjord ecosystems in Southern Chile as a highly, vulnerable region: problems and needs. AMBIO 39(7): 463–466.
Iriarte et al. (2010) provide an insightful report on fjord ecosystem functioning in southern Chile, highlighting its status as a global conservation priority and also a relevant site that provides important ecosystem services to humans. Among the latter, this area is considered a major CO2 sink region due to enhanced seasonal primary productivity. They also address relevant issues that could affect ecosystem integrity, and thus its functionality in the long run, such as the excessive nutrient input from the salmon farming industry and the effects of local and remote processes (including global change) on precipitation regimes and river discharges. These issues, among others, could have profound undesirable effects such as: increase of harmful algal bloom episodes, a shift in phytoplankton composition, an overall decrease in productivity and ultimately a reduction in the strength of the biological pump and carbon sequestration capacity by sinking biogenic material.
I completely adhere to their conclusions based on sound field and experimental science, but would like to strengthen their holistic view by calling attention to other mechanisms and pathways apparently not yet considered in their approach to understand Patagonian fjord ecosystems. These mechanisms come from the potential impact that marine mammals, especially cetaceans, could have on "fertilizing" the photic zone with essential elements. After decades of being excluded from any consideration among classical oceanographic analyses and dismissed as insignificant in terms of total biomass (e.g., Llano 1977), recent evidence suggests that the impact of large cetaceans may in fact play an important role in marine ecosystems.
This comment intends to highlight those recent findings in the context of Chilean fjord ecosystems within the Chiloense Ecoregion and propose potentially fruitful collaborative directions for current and future research.
Nearly three decades ago, Kanwisher and Ridgway (1983) audaciously suggested at the time that cetaceans could play an analogous role to upwelling, "lifting nutrients from deep waters" and releasing fecal material "that tends to disperse rather than sink when it is released." This hypothesis did not flourish fully until Smetacek and Nicol (2005) indicated the plausible role of whales in recycling iron throughout the Southern Ocean, further emphasized later by Smetacek (2008) and Nicol et al. (2010) when suggesting that allowing the great whales to recover might actually increase Southern Ocean productivity through enhancing iron levels in the surface layer. Lavery et al. (2010) complemented the above by proposing that the removal of sperm whales (Physeter macrocephalus) in the Southern Ocean may have diminished this region's role as a reservoir for carbon. These pieces of evidence led Roman and McCarthy (2010) to suggest a novel and alternative mechanism for nutrient cycling in coastal systems, which they termed "the whale pump." In their own words: "[…] opposing the contribution of zooplankton […] to the downward biological pump, cetaceans feeding deep in the water column effectively create an upward pump, enhancing nutrient availability for primary production in locations where whales gather to feed." This enhancement is by no means irrelevant or dismissible as previously thought. Based on their calculations and over the course of a year: "marine mammals release approximately 2.3 × 104 metric tons [of N] per year to the surface of the Gulf of Maine, more than all rivers combined and approximately the same as current coastal point sources" (Roman and McCarthy 2010). This can of course apply not only to nitrogen, but also to other limiting nutrients such as iron.
All of the above directs me to propose that the role of large whales might be an important and largely overlooked missing piece in the puzzle throughout some highly productive areas of the Patagonian fjords. Large aggregations of blue (Balaenoptera musculus), humpback (Megaptera novaeangliae), and sei (Balaenoptera borealis) whales have been documented to feed and nurse their young consistently during the austral summer and early autumn, particularly in the Gulf of Corcovado and adjacent waters (Hucke-Gaete et al. 2004, 2006, 2010). The remarkable coastal habits displayed by these whales in the study area, and their prevalence to concentrate recurrently for feeding in large numbers during well-defined areas and predictable time periods, make them an appealing biological model for exploring their overall influence on primary productivity dynamics.
Unfortunately, these coastal areas are increasingly being affected by impacts arising from human activities. In the aim of proposing viable management scenarios based on ecological (and economic) findings, it would be desirable to widen views and integrate research efforts that allow the enhanced understanding of ecological dynamics, thus generating solid grounds for proposing options that maintain healthy and functional ecosystems. The establishment of a legal figure such as a Multiple-Use Marine Protected Area (MUMPA), where an integral management plan takes into consideration human and ecological needs, while regulating the more intensive and/or polluting activities, might correspond to such a way forward. As a direct consequence, this might ensure the continued provisioning of ecosystem services. It is also desirable that the attainment of such conservation objectives is guided by consensus, participation, and support of local and indigenous communities, stakeholders, and authorities.


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Vintage (probably pre 1940?) silverplate 20" tall coffee or tea urn with open space on bottom for heating candle. It polished upo nicely for me - nice and bright but could use more work. No dings or dents. The left handle (bottom only) has come loose from the pot (see photo) but it in no way compromises the use of the urn nor is it even very noticeable. T are no stamps or marks that I could find and I am not an expert in silverplate so you are on your own It is a magnificent piece for serving and new ones - well, you know what they cost.


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- Name: Mr Henry Samuel Etches
- Born in Southampton Hampshire England
- Age: 41 years
- Marital Status: Married.
- Last Residence: at 23a Gordon Avenue Southampton Hampshire England - Map
- Occupation: Bed Room Steward
- Last Ship: Oruba
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- First Embarked: Belfast on Monday 1st April 1912
- Rescued (boat 5)
- Disembarked Carpathia: New York City on Thursday 18th April 1912
Mr Henry Samuel Etches, 41, was married and gave his address as 23-A, Gordon Avenue, Southampton. His previous ship was the Olympic
Etches' station aboard the Titanic was on B deck, after end, port side. He was in charge of 8 cabins on B deck and one on A deck, A-36 - Thomas Andrews. He would later testify:
"Every morning at 7 I went to his (Andrews) cabin. I would take him some fruit and tea. I used to see him again when he dressed at night. That would be a quarter or twenty minutes to 7, as a rule. He was rather late in dressing. I had met him several times at Belfast because I had been on the Olympic."
After the collision Etches, who was off duty, became curious and walked forward along the E deck working alleyway ("Scotland Road"), as he entered the third class accommodation he met a passenger. The passenger dropped a lump of ice to the floor with the words 'Will you believe it now?'
Later when the danger was more widely known Etches helped his first class passengers into their lifebelts. In B-84 he struggled to persuade mining and smelting tycoon Benjamin Guggenheim to wear his lifebelt, he eventually succeeded and gave Guggenheim a thick sweater before directing him to the Boat Deck. Later Guggenheim would remove both and spend his last moments alive dressed in his finest evening wear.
At another cabin (C-78) Etches banged loudly on the door and when the people inside asked what the trouble was Etches explained but despite his warnings he was not allowed in and eventually he moved on.
Etches was rescued in lifeboat 5 and pulled an oar as Third Officer Pitman guided them back towards the scene to pick up swimmers, one woman implored Etches to persuade Officer Pitman not to return and eventually Pitman decided to stand-by despite the desperate calls of those in the freezing water.
After he arrived in New York Etches was called before the U.S. Senate Inquiry into the sinking. References and Sources Agreement and Account of Crew (PRO London, BT100/259) United States Senate (62nd Congress), Subcommittee Hearings of the Committee on Commerce, Titanic Disaster, Washington 1912
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Well, dudes, the time has come to say good-bye. My health has been gettin' pretty bad the past few weeks: can't see, can't hear, can't smell, can't walk too well...can still eat usually. :P I've lost almost all control of my back end, so my legs aren't really going and I'm going to the bathroom everywhere and anywhere. Ma decided it was time for me to make my journey. Hu-sis and Ma are very sad right now. Hu-sis and her hubby will bring me out to the shack (my favorite place!) to be buried this afternoon next to my sisfur, Chauncey, and the other family dogs.
This Dogster place has been amazing. Hu-sis and I have made so many great furiends here that we will remember forever. As we figured, the love and support you guys have given (with Chauncey going to the Bridge and Callie, Muffin, and Lucy finding new homes) through the years has been so amazing and will always be cherished. I dunno if Ma will get another doggie yet, but if she does I'm sure hu-sis will bring him or her to Dogster land so you guys can play.
Thank you for the years of friendship, fun, and love! Googly eyes, over and out!
Well, now, a couple weeks ago, my Grandma Georgine had knee surgery. While she heals, her choco lab puppy, Brandy, has been staying with us.
Puppehs. I find them annoying. I am too old for this.
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Me? I just want a nap. Anyfur want a puppeh to play with? Ella? Zaidie? Hershey? El Pee? Anyfur? I'll send express mail...
Well, hello there, pals!! Haven't jotted anything down in awhile, but there hasn't been too much new, either! Mostly stayin' busy with the grandkids visiting and doing my usual couch patrol. Gettin' older these days - the hearing and back legs are startin' to go bad a little. I still enjoy my eats, though!!
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no power to fuel pump
My 1991 YJ 2.5 suddenly died yesterday. It has spark, but no fuel pressure and the fuel pump doesn't come on at all. I checked the voltage to the fuel pump it doesn't have any. I checked another similar Jeep it had 7+ volts going to the fuel pump. I checked and changed all the relays and still nothing. It has power going into the power box (where the relays are) and I cleaned all the terminals and grounds I could find on the firewall just above the power box and battery. Any suggestions?
the same thing happened to me a few years back, it turned out to be a bad ground wire. i ended up cutting it and running a new ground. good luck
You talking about 1 of the three wires that run to the connector for the fuel pump or is there another ground somewhere?
try fuses or reley
You'll only have power to the fuel pump for a second or so when you hit the key.
Have someone else turn the key while you watch the tester.
Also, make sure you're testing the right wire, it's really frustrating to spend a bunch of time looking for an electrical problem only to find out you were testing the gauge wire :redface:
You were right. Once I test the connector while someone turns the key...I get a flash of power similar to the other Jeep's. I have checked all fuses and relays and they seem fine. The reason I am wondering if it really is the fuel pump or not is because it did not give any warning when it stalled. It did not act like it was fighting for fuel or anything, but either way there is no fuel at the TB.
i just went through this. jeep was running fine one minute and then died and wouldnt restart unless i gave it some ether. on mine, the prefilter/sock/strainer thing that is on the end of the fuel pump basically imploded and went into the fuel pump. the pump is around $140 iirc.
Autozone has each (screw on and snap on) of the fuel pumps in stock for under $90, so I'm going to pull it and then see which one I need. I am also going to replace my filler tube while I'm there because mine has some cracking. I had to order it from the dealership but it was only $20. Thanks for your help and I will post my results.
All's good. I replaced the fuel pump today and she fired right up. It wasn't too bad I bought the pump from Autozone for $81.99, as well as a new strainer for $11.99. I could not see anything visibly wrong with the other one but something apparantly went bad. Getting the tank down and out and then in and up was a bit of a struggle, but after I cut the rusty bolts off the skid plate it only took me a couple of hours. My tank is poly and surprizingly clean on the inside and I cleaned up the connectors on the sending unit while I was there. She idles better now...however my fuel gauge no longer works. Any ideas? By the way...thanks for all your help on this one. It feels good to have her back on the road.
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It seems now that the Penguins are finding their defensive game in the wake of injuries to both Malkin and Crosby. Both of which are day-to-day, but not sure of when they will return. Yesterday's 1-0 win over the Islanders, which followed a 3-2 win over Carolina are both indications that this is not the 2009-2010 Penguins who had to score to win. Michalek and Martin are finding their game, Letang is a beast, and Marc-Andre Fleury has recovered beautifully from a terrible start. In sum, the Pens may be more suited for a cup run than ever. The question remains is; Are the Pens (Shero) happy with their team, or do they feel a change is needed. With limited cap space, I would not want to be GM.
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Training camp day four is in the books and several things stood out today both offensively and defensively.
* Bernard Pollard who has been very vocal throughout the early part of camp was conspicuously quiet today. Turns out he lost his voice and was barely able to talk when we saw him in the locker room following the seeson.
wide receiver Michael Preston and tight end Delanie Walker left practice as a precation, Preston after being struck in the head during the practice and Walker with a slight shoulder injury. Whisenhunt said neither is expected at this poin to miss any time going forward with the off day tomorrow.
* Shonn Greene was held out of practice today after walk through and did a workout on the side with strenght coach Steve Waterson. According to head coach Ken Wisnehunt, who spoke with the media after practice, there are no issues with Greene's surgically repaired knee, this was part of the plan. Whisnehunt said "He has gotten good work for a couple days, and we have tomorrow off."
* Rookie running back Bishop Sankey had some issues with fumbles today, dropping a couple, one of which was recovered by defensive end Mike Martin.
* Speaking of Mike Martin, the defensive end has had a nice start to camp so far, and has shown strong pass rushing ability through the first two days in pads.
Justin Hunter had another nice day catching the football, with another aerobatic grab in traffic.
* Hunter was also involved in the biggest scuffle of camp to this point when he and safety Michael Griffin went at if following a play in the end zone during the 11 on 11 period.
* Marc Mariani continues to make his case for earning a spot on the roster as a receiver. He had another great grab today. This one was for a touchdown from quarterback Charlie Whitehurst.
* Corner back RiShard Anderson had a great sideline interception of a Zach Mettenberger pass.
* Coty Sensabaugh had a nice day today, breaking up three different passes in team drills.
* Derek Hagan also continues to make plays, even though Whisnehunt said there were mistakes. Hagan catches almost ever ball that touches his hands to this point.
* Wider receivers coach Shawn Jefferson donned a uniform today, including helmet and shoulder pads and participated in practice. Whisnehunt was asked if he would join a practice in pads, to which he responded by asking what were the odds of winning the lottery? His odds of doing that, "About the same."
* The intensity level on both sides of the ball was high again, as has been the case throughout.
* Linebacker David Gilbert had a nice strip of quareterback Tyler Wilson on a roll out where Wilson was holding the ball in one hand and Gilbert was able to knock it away.
* Today was a closed practice to the public, and there were no memorable quotes today. Hopefully with the off day tomorrow, Bernard Pollard will get his voice back.


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Had a Lipo procedure, the doctor told me I would be draining like a sieve all night. This was not the case, I didn't drain a drop, which explains why my Swelling lasted an extremely long time. The Doctor told me he would be leaving my incisions open to allow for draining, which wasn't the case all my incision sites were sewed up tight. How could I drain? When I called the Doctor's office none of the Staff seemed to know what my issue was.
Went for my weekly follow up visit, you'd think the Doctor would have removed any "Permanent Stitches" at this point, but no, he told me all my stitches would dissolve. Another week went by and I had started getting alot of pain and soreness around the incision sites, big red welts and swelling. I contacted the Doctor's office and asked if maybe there was an issue with my stitches and asked if they needed to be removed. I received no contact back for a few days, finally got an email saying not to worry, the stitches would dissolve.
By this point I had red marks the size of quarters around the stitches in my knees, belly button and back. I called the office, and spoke to the nurse who at first told me "Not to worry", then I just happened to mention the thread colour on my stitches was dark blue, and she said "Oh, that's doesn't sound right, those are the type that need to be removed".
I am so beyond uncomfortable and upset at this point, the nurse then tells me that only some of my stitches are dis-solvable but cannot tell me which ones (I had 13 incisions), She wanted me to come back to the Office which is 2 Hour drive away to have them taken out. Well by this time I am so upset by the lack of professionalism, and how many different answers I got from their office that I went to a different doctor to have them removed. The Doctor I saw was shocked that a Doctor could just "Forget" that they left stitches in a patient let alone not being able to tell them in which areas, the new Doctor had to poke and prod all my incisions which was painful to try and find out which ones need to have the threads removed.
I eventually received an email from Dr. Kane, which basically said he's sorry he forgot to tell me about the stitches on my knees and that I was right and they should have come out on my follow-up with him, it wasn't just my knees, 7 of my incisions had these. He also basically stated that he thought we had a good relationship, and I will have good results in the end. So it's okay how I was treated b/c I will eventually have good results? P.S. I have now asked for copies of my "before" photos (5) times as I won't be returning, and haven't gotten any answer back.


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Citibank Snow Globe in Bryant Park lets visitors create their own memories to be shared on social media.
There are certain souvenirs that scream the Big Apple: an I Heart NY t-shirt, a Zabars coffee mug and a little snow globe of the skyline. These gifts are lovely but kind of expected. Instead of doing something typical, this winter Citibank is inviting tourists and locals alike to create their own souvenir snow globe, with them inside of it.
The life-sized snow globe is located at CitiPond in Bryant Park the city's only free ice-skating rink. While you cannot take the snow globe home, you can create a virtual souvenir, entering into the snow globe and dancing all about while 16 cameras record your movements. The cameras are set up in an arc, shooting photos and videos simultaneously to create a composite stop-motion video. The snow of the snow globe is added digitally afterwards. An email is then sent to the participants with the link to the video so that they can share their 'frozen moment' on social media.
The snow globe was executed by creative agency, Publicis Kaplan Thaler and is a unique way to engage both the wide-eyed tourist and the world-weary local in a bit of wintertime fun. RehabStudio created the custom software for the globe, enabling the 16 cameras to fire at the same time. The snow globe will be open until March 3rd, when hopefully, the thaw will begin.
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Yonkers' own Mary J. Blige and New Rochelle's Ruby Dee will costar in Lifetime movie
The title? "Betty and Coretta" The story? Corretta Scott King and Dr. Betty Shabazz are suddenly single mothers after the assasinations of their husbands Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. The stars? Two of Westchester's finest! Yonkers native Mary J. Blige and New Rochelle resident Ruby Dee have signed… Read More →


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Re: Calling functions with huge arguments
In your function definitions use the Attributes HoldFirst or HoldAll. Look
up Attributes and HoldFirst and Hold All.
Attributes[f] = {HoldFirst};
f[tensor_]:= ...
Attributes[f] = {HoldAll};
f[tensor1_, tensor2_, ...] := ...
This passes the reference and not the object.
David Park
djmpark at comcast.net
From: Fernando Cucchietti [mailto:fernando.cucchietti at icfo.es]
Hi all,
I am working with a VERY large tensor, so much that I would like to
keep at most two copies of it in memory at any given time. The
algorithm I want to run is convoluted and repetitive, but it looks
very compact when written in terms of subroutines and functions that
call themselves many times. However, from what I gather, Mathematica
effectively creates a copy of the arguments when a function is called.
Is this correct?
If so, I need to find a way to mimic pass-by-reference style as in C
or Fortran, or just pass the arguments that are not big and keep my
tensors defined globally (which I think makes the code look less
nice). Unwrapping the code so that it does not call functions is not
an option, because it would be very complex and never-again-usable.
My main question is then: what are the best ways to do pass-by-
reference (if it is better than global naming), or what approaches
have you taken to overcome similar problems?
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WNBC will present a live one-hour Tsunami Relief Fund Drive on Wednesday, January 5, that will air nationally on NBC's 14 Owned and Operated Television Stations. Held in conjunction with UNICEF, "NBC 4 Tsunami Relief" will air live and commercial-free at 7 PM/ET & 6PM/CT with a rebroadcast at 7PM/PT. (Stations will have the opportunity for two local cut-ins at 7:25 and 7:53 ET.)
The Fund Drive will broadcast live from WNBC's Studio 6B in New York City, and will be hosted by the station's lead anchors Chuck Scarborough and Sue Simmons. They will be joined by Access Hollywood's Nancy O'Dell, who will host the program from the West Coast. UNICEF Ambassadors Sarah Jessica Parker, Tea Leoni, and Clay Aiken along with UNICEF Supporters including "Will & Grace's" Debra Messing, will appear live throughout the show to help support the relief efforts.
"As members of the broadcast industry, it is imperative that we do whatever possible to reach out to those in need and provide support," said Jay Ireland, president of the NBC Universal Television Stations. "It's important that we put the full weight of the NBC Stations Group behind WNBC's effort to help provide relief to the people devastated by the South Asia Tsunami."
Frank Comerford, president and general manager of WNBC added, "This is a disaster of catastrophic proportions that has affected millions of people around the world. We, at WNBC, are proud to spearhead this relief effort."
The Fund Drive will include the latest information on the countries most affected by this natural disaster including Sri Lanka, Indonesia, India and Thailand, as well as an overall look at the enormity of this tragedy and the potential for disease outbreaks and the effect on the children of South Asia. Carol Bellamy, Executive Director of UNICEF, will appear live from Jakarta to provide the latest update on local relief efforts. In addition, representatives from the various relief agencies such as Doctors Without Borders and the American Red Cross will also brief viewers on their efforts in the devastated countries.
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Welcome to the forum from Ohio and welcome to shooting handguns. Two really great things. Looks like you did a very nice job, especially for not having the pinky control on the gun. I had a Glock 26 and had to sell it. Just was not for me even with the Pearce grip ext. It was a great gun. Hope you find the right one for you. I would be sure to shoot several to find the right one before you buy. Try full size and compact both. Something will be just right.
As for the .45. You will be amazed how great they shoot once you start shooting handguns and get used to them. I love the .45 but the first time pulling the trigger was very intimidating. Looking back I find that hard to believe. Now I do not even notice the recoil.


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Miss Emily Rugg
Miss Emily Rugg was born in St Sampsons, Guernsey on 19 December 1889.
She was the daughter of William Henry Rugg (b. 1868), a carter, and Rachel Selina Bougard (b. 1866), both St Sampson natives who had married in 1887. One of six children, her siblings were: Rita May (b. 1887), Violet Louisa (b. 1892), William James (b. 1894), Ernest John (b. 1896) and Wilfred (b. 1898).
She appeared on the 1891 census living at Brock Road in St Sampson and, it appears, at the same address on the 1901 census. Her family were listed on the 1911 census living at Bus Road in Vale, Guernsey whilst Emily herself was listed as a servant at Duncreggan Delancey in Guernsey, the home of a Mr and Mrs Frank Higgs who were fruit growers.
She was given the opportunity to leave Guernsey and to work in the USA in Wilmington, Delaware where her relatives owned a store. She joined a group of other passengers travelling from Guernsey which included William Douton, Lillian Bentham, Peter and Lillian Renouf, Clifford Jefferys and Ernest Jefferys and Albert Denbuoy. She boarded the Titanic at Southampton as a second class passenger (joint ticket number 31026 which cost £10, 10s) and was destined for Wilmington.
Emily survived the sinking alongside Lillian Bentham and Lillian Renouf in lifeboat 12. She later related that she had been sleeping when the Titanic struck the iceberg and that the impact had wakened her. Looking out she saw a mass of ice and she threw on a coat and headed topside where she saw lifeboats being prepared. Returning to her cabin she awakened the two women she shared a cabin with before returning to the deck where she was bundled towards a lifeboat which she described as a third from last lifeboat to be lowered. She also described an "Italian" jumping from the deck and into her boat, landing on a woman holding a baby. Emily described the sight of the ship sinking in the darkness, with lights still shining bright, as one of the grandest sights she had ever witnessed.
Landing in New York aboard Carpathia she was met by her uncle Frederick W. Queripel of 119 South Van Buren Street, Wilmington, a grocer and Guernsey native. She was never married and continued to live with her uncle and aunt Frederick and Eliza Queripel, appearing with them on the 1920 census. For many years worked for a Mr and Mrs Paul Nowland of Wilmington, appearing with them on the 1940 census.
After many years Emily made the first return visit to her native Guernsey where she still had family. Her first visit was in April 1930 (aboard Leviathan) followed by another trip in April 1937 (aboard Bremen), April 1948 (aboard Queen Elizabeth) and her last visit in May 1955 (aboard Queen Mary). Her visits home always attracted the attention of local media who would interview about her experiences on Titanic. Her visit in 1948 saw an interview taken with her in which she claimed that the taxi driver who met her on the jetty in Guernsey was a steward aboard Titanic1.
In later years, following the death of her aunt in 1944, Emily lived with a cousin, Frederick Oliver and his family at 1914 Delaware Avenue. She was a member of Calvary Episcopal Church for many years, being member of the choir there, and was also a member of the Delaware Chapter Order of the Eastern Star and the Ladies of St George.
Emily died in the Delaware Hospital on 8 July 1958 and was buried in Silverbrook Memorial Park, Wilmington.
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List or Manifest of Alien Passengers for the United States Immigration Officer At Port Of Arrival (Date: 18th-19th June 1912, Ship: Carpathia) - National Archives, NWCTB 85 T715 Vol 4183
Jay Henry Mowbray (ed.) (1998) Sinking of the Titanic, Eyewitness Accounts. Dover Publications, Mineaola, N.Y. ISBN 0 486 40298 3
Her Ship was ill-fated Titanic; Guernsey Evening Press and Star, 23 August 1979
Titanic Survivors Met on Jetty! Unidentified Guernsey newspaper, June 1948
Titanic survivor dies in hospital; Wilmington Morning News, 9 July 1958
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With that much compression with the short 5.565 rod which puts the rod to stroke ratio at a horrible 1.48:1 is asking for it. To get it to keep from detonating itself to death in short order as mentioned you`ll need racing fuel.
If your using the stock 400 crank I would either get it balanced or get a scat cast steel crank. We used to run a 400 in mud racing and the power they can make is very impressive, but we found out by using the stock crank without it being balanced pounds the main journals so bad it knocks them out of round. The number 1 main cap on our block is so far out if you install a main bearing it just falls out. I also think the cam choice is not a good one, that cam is massive and it`s likely the vacuum will be so low vacuum related accessories won`t work. When your working with a 400 with a stock bottom end you have to go by it`s rules, the short rods don`t like revs and neither does the crank. That cam`s power band stretches to 7000 RPM and the stock bottom end doesn`t need to go over 5500, especially with the short rods. If your car has a free flowing exhaust system with headers you don`t need a split duration cam, a single pattern with around .236 duration@.050 is about as high as I`d go. 400`s can swallow big cams, but the cam we ran in our 400 for the last 2 mud races was near the size cam you have and the power brakes didn`t work anymore. Now if you look at the cam you have and the heads you`ll see a rather nice mismatch. The heads as you know are stock replacement, 400`s can breathe very deeply and for the cam to make any power it`s got to have heads that can handle the job. With your current combo if you plan to drive it on the street your not going to like it. What I`ve learned in my time is, techies at comp cams, summit racing, crane cams, most of them don`t have a clue. The only company I delt with who had the best tech support ever and I didn`t have to wait 30 minutes to talk to was Isky cams. The guy I spoke to had to stop in the middle of installing a test cam to talk to me which made it even better as it told me he had hands on experience. Just friendly warning, if you plan on street driving it, you`ll be driving a car that has the manners of a rodeo bull that`s a ticking time bomb.
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