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TRYP Antwerp is a hotel designed to meet the needs of business- and leisure travellers. We bring you 176 (non-smoking) rooms, each with a different mood, fully appointed to meet your wishes. Each room includes complimentary highspeed Wifi and 24/7 hospitality corner. The TRYP Antwerp is located within a good stroll of the historical city center of Antwerp and right on the border of the most charming 'Art Nouveau' district of Zurenborg. If you're looking for stylish bars & restaurants, look here!History meets a trendy lifestyle at the TRYP Antwerp Hotel in the charming district of Zurenborg. Situated in the center of Antwerp, Belgium, the hotel provides easy access to the downtown area as well as Central Station (2km) and Antwerp Airport (3.5 km). Visitors to the TRYP Hotel Antwerp will discover a world of charm, style and luxury in this famous Art Nouveau District, surrounded by beautiful squares, restaurants, bars and shopping opportunities. ACCOMODATIONSThe hotel offers sleek accommodations with amenities that include free Wi-Fi and a free safe. The hotel is also close to the Antwerp Zoo (2km) and the Diamond District, making it the ideal choice for both business and leisure guests. Free minibar is offered to guests staying in the superior or deluxe rooms. When staying overnight in one of the 4 deluxe rooms, you can also use the iPod-dock which is available in your room.BAR AND RESTAURANTThe bar is opened daily from 17h00 to midnight, we will be happy to serve you a tasty cocktail or a chilled Belgian beer. The hospitality corner on the ground floor is available 24/7 at your convenience. In the restaurant, the breakfast is served from 06:30AM to 10:30AM. For dining facilities, the reception staff will be happy to give you recommendations in the surrounding of the hotel.IMMERSE YOURSELF IN CULTUREAntwerp is well known as the world center for diamonds, and the Diamond District features countless jewelry shops as well as the Antwerp Diamond Exchange, the most important financial center of the world's diamond industry. Families will enjoy a visit Antwerp Zoo, the oldest animal park in the country with over 4,000 animals. Visitors are also welcome to step into the shoes of leading Baroque artist Peter Paul Rubens at Rubenshuis, a museum that includes a charming garden along with Rubens' workshop. Other nearby attractions include City Park and the stunning Cathedral of our Lady. Do not forget to visit the MAS, the Museum Aan de Stroom, situated only 4km from the hotel. As well as being a museum, the MAS is a striking monument in Antwerp. The MAS is even more than just a museum. It also includes a Visible Storage, a museum square, contemporary art, a well-thought architecture, … Absolutely recommended to visit during during your stay!


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I've been on LCHF for about 2 months now. BG is well controlled. However, I've noticed that my heartbeat has been going up. It has been in the 90's to 103 lately, sometimes even while resting. I've woken up and I could feel my heartbeat pounding hard and fast. What could I be doing or eating that would cause this? Could this be all in my head? Am I going crazy?
I've read VeeJay's post while doing a search for rapid heartbeat, so I'm going to cut down on the fat for now. I'm also going to stop drinking coffee for now even though I only have that once in a while. I don't know if I should exercise more or totally stop for now. I play tennis and ride my bike at least once a week. I also walk for about 45min-1hr at least twice a week.
If you have any suggestion or have gone through what I'm going through with the rapid heartbeat, I'd appreciate your input.
I've had a fast pulse most of my life. Consequently, I see a cardiologist. Maybe you should talk to your doctor for a referral?
I too have rapid heartbeat at times. Mine starts with a trigger that sends me into a possible panic attack. I have PTSD and sometimes anxiety, panic attacks etc can cause it. Only way to really know is have your doctor check you out. Sometimes caffeine can do it also. Lots of different things can do it and cannot pinpoint them. Only your dr. can.
Unfortunately, I was laid off and currently don't have health insurance. Have not seen a doctor for a while, and now that I need to I can't. That's what I get for thinking that things like this would never happen to me.
There are free clinics, DJ . . . that's the only way I got my diabetes diagnosis. I was uninsured for years & years before I finally got old enough to qualify for Medicare. Check the phone book for free clinics in your town. If my backwoods Ozark region has 'em, a decent-size metropolis will.
Two thoughts about the rapid heartbeats. When you wake with it, are you just coming out of a dream? Do you snore?
Also, how's the thyroid?
JT, yes and no. I have been having some really weird dreams lately. According to my friends when we go out camping, I do snore so they put their tent far far away from mine. :) I know nothing about my thyroid.
When I was dx, I had it quite bad. Its settled down somewhat but not completely. It happens occasionally, on waking.
I was put through an ECG, (treadmill test), and the heart behaved normal. Typical.
So what was causing your rapid heartbeat Tish? What have you done to settle it down? Did you take meds for it? I'm trying meditation but my head is telling me 'yeah right, this dont work'.
I have no idea, unless I have some excitement in my sleep I'm not aware of :D
I can even hear it when I wake up, something I was never attuned to before.
Umm.. I'm puzzled if somewhat unnerved, it is a strange feeling.
My doc recommended a cardiologist if I would rather, after the ECG, but not being overly doctor-friendly, I've put it on hold.
I do try to be sensible about resting a little more than I'm used to and I think when I do, I find my bs likes it too.
Oh I'm a big fan of meditation. I do so daily and find that for me it is calming and puts things in perspective. I went through a depression when my mom and hubby passed within 2 months, and Table Mountain became my strength to meditate on, coupled with early morning clean air. I couldn't start my day without going there first. It helped in more ways than one.
It's not easy when the mind is over-active to 'still' it at the beginning, but keep at it. I found that tapes and now of course CD's helped me get there. But it had to be ones that 'worked' for me, you know, like music.
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There was a man who used to run regularly through the streets when we first moved into this city neighborhood 25 years ago. He was a golden bear of a guy huge and hairy. He wore a headband to keep his long blond hair out of his face, along with sunglasses, a low-cut sleeveless tee, and tiny John Stockton-type shorts.
Did I mention the headphones?
He wore those, too, as he ran. And when he ran he growled. Cursed. Shouted. Erupted into sudden screams. He'd be several blocks away and you could hear him coming up the road.
I'll be honest. I was a little alarmed the first time I saw him. What was his deal anyway? But as far as I could tell he never bothered anybody, and after awhile, we barely noticed him.
I'm older now, with a lot more life experience under my belt, and I see this man and his struggles in a different light. I'm not a therapist, of course. But I've speculated about his condition. Is it possible he was hearing voices? Disturbing voices? Were the headphones, the constant running, the strange noises he made an attempt to keep those voices at bay?
If so, I can only applaud the man's tenacity and courage, his attempt to deal with the pain that mental illness can inject into a life.
A lot of mental illness doesn't look like what I've just described. Not at all. It's quieter, more hidden and (on the surface at least) much less chaotic-looking. And yet the suffering it causes your family member, your friend, your neighbor, your co-worker even you can be excruciating. A good friend of our family who is no stranger to physical pain once said that he'd rather pass buckets of kidney stones again than endure another bout of clinical depression.
It's no secret that I'm a big fan of the Utah Chapter of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). I appreciate the organization's ongoing efforts to educate the public, as well as to provide information to individuals and families. The website alone is a valuable resource.
Meanwhile the annual Utah NAMI walk is coming up next month. I plugged the event last year, and I'm doing it again this year, because you know what? It's awesome. And also fun! There's just something really great about getting together on a beautiful autumn day with lots of people who are raising money for a good cause, don't you think? This year's walk will take place at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City on Sept. 29. That means we all have plenty of time to sign up and maybe even put together a team.
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Manatt Digital Media Partner and Co-Chair of Entertainment & Media Lindsay Conner Named to Board of Governors at USC Annenberg Center for the Digital Future
Conner Will Provide Guidance for Global Leaders and Brands and Enhance Thought Leadership at the Research and Policy Institute
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LOS ANGELES, Aug. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Manatt Digital Media, a full-service digital media division within Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP, today announced that Lindsay Conner, partner and co-chair of Entertainment & Media practice, has joined the board of governors for the University of Southern California (USC) Annenberg Center for the Digital Future, a research and policy institute within the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. In this role, Conner will seek to further extend the center's thought leadership in the digital space by providing guidance for global corporations, governments and policy makers in addressing the digital future.
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"Having long admired its groundbreaking research on the global impact of the Internet, I am honored to join the Center for the Digital Future in this capacity," said Conner. "As digital technology continues to evolve at an increasingly rapid pace, it is critical to stay at the forefront of this fast-moving phenomenon. I am excited to draw upon my professional background to help businesses and governments worldwide successfully navigate the digital landscape."
As the sole attorney on the center's board of governors, Conner brings a unique perspective developed from having spent his entire legal career in the entertainment and media industries. Conner joins an impressive roster of influential business leaders on the board of governors, including Wasserman Media Group Chairman and CEO Casey Wasserman and Sony Pictures Television President of Worldwide Networks Andrew Kaplan, among others.
"We are delighted to welcome Lindsay Conner to the Center for the Digital Future at USC Annenberg's board of governors," said Jeffrey Cole, Ph.D., founder, director and CEO of the Center for the Digital Future. "Our board comprises leaders in the media, telecom and Internet business, and Lindsay with his incomparable skills as an attorney and his vast knowledge of the media industry will make a valuable and important addition to our board."
Named to Variety's prestigious list of "50 Game-Changing Attorneys" in 2012, Conner represents film, television and new media clients; financial institutions; and private equity funds at Manatt Digital Media. He has served as chief outside entertainment counsel for several major film studios and television networks, as well as numerous film, television, and digital production and distribution companies. Conner has also served as lead counsel in several large financing, distribution and mergers-and-acquisitions transactions for one of America's largest financial institutions and a major Wall Street hedge fund.
The USC Annenberg Center for the Digital Future seeks to understand and predict the impact of technological devices and platforms on human interaction and consumer behavior. Drawing on rigorous social science data collection and analysis techniques and a deep grounding in communications policy, the center has assembled -- and continues to build -- the definitive body of data and insights on the changing role of digital technology and media in people's daily lives.
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Manatt Digital Media is a full-service digital media platform created by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs, whatever the size or stage of the company, from startup to growth-stage to mature public companies. Manatt Digital Media uniquely offers a one-stop shop of professional services that is grounded in the legal and business experience of Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP, one of the world's most respected law firms in the media, entertainment and advertising industries. Manatt Digital Media offers its clients differentiated value and impact in multiple forms and across the life span of their companies — from venture capital to strategic relationship building and artist access to business consulting and creative deal-making, including content licensing, distribution and M&A. For more information, visit www.manattdigitalmedia.com.
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Nike Lacrosse's Earn Your Spot at The Ride submission contest is picking up steam as we approach one month from the deadline, June 16. The contest, launched through Inside Lacrosse in late April, gives five boys and five girls in the high school Class of 2016 invitations to Nike's The Ride showcase in Beaverton, Ore., July 20-22.
The Ride is a unique, immersive experience that gives some of the best high school players in the country the opportunity to fly out to Nike's world headquarters and train, test and work with top coaches and products. Between getting coaching from players like Kyle Harrison, Max Seibald, Jeremy Thompson and Kara Cannizzaro to getting to see the newest Nike lacrosse gear and apparel to competing in Nike SPARQ training, The Ride gives elite players the chance to get better and play against the best.
Last year's inaugural version of The Ride featured the best high school players from all over the country, a blue-chip group that made its way to Nike's worldwide headquarters by invitation only. Invitations will go out again this year for the Class of 2016, but Nike and Inside Lacrosse are teaming up on this submission contest to open up this unique opportunity to 10 lucky players from across the U.S. in the high school Class of 2016.
The contest runs through June 16, so be sure to follow the directions (Class of 2016 only, boys and girls, 60 seconds, be creative) and get your submissions in now. Fan voting is a component of the selection process, so please be sure to post early and share your link via social media to your friends, family and teammates.
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2003 320i M54 2.3L SE Coupe. Doing 30mph in 4th behind a bus. Suddenly engine dies and recovers immediately. Stopped at lights. Idle fine. Started off again no problem. Pulled over at first opportunity to check codes. No codes. Spent the day in work. Coming home tonight same thing at about 35mph only more abrupt. The only difference is that this time the DSC, ADB and DBC lights came on and stayed on. This isn't a problem. All it means is that whatever happened turned the The Dynamic Stability Control, Automatic Differential Brake and Dynamic Brake Control (DBC) off and they stayed off. I can do that by pressing the button for 3 seconds. After that no problem with running or idling. Got home ok. Checked the codes and had a P0335 Crankshaft Position Sensor fault. So I guess I will be changing that on Saturday, if not before. Just thought I would run it by everyone for an opinion. Do the symptoms sound right for this fault? The thing is, I had both cam sensors and the crankshaft sensor replaced in June on a just-in-case basis. Could it really have packed up so soon?
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More than booze, boobs, and general mayhem, Carnival, the season of festivities leading up to Lent, is defined by two things: music and culture. Imagine Rio de Janeiros Sambadrome without samba or the streets of Trinidad without soca. Here in the U.S., however, Mardi Gras has made Carnival synonymous with jazz and bared breasts. And while Bourbon Street isnt exactly where youd want to find your daughter, the whole family is welcomed at Miamis Carnaval on the Mile. For 13 years, it has offered music and dancing without any awkward family run-ins. This Saturday, from 11 a.m. to midnight, and Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Miracle Mile will be overrun with art, food, and music. Jazz will still be at the forefront, with Spyro Gyra headlining on Saturday. But local giants such as Ed Calle, Spam Allstars, and Suenalo will add Latin flavor. Stuff your face with food from all over the world while artists showcase fine art. Join in anywhere between Douglas Road and Le Jeune Road.
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Just curious how long have you all gone on the stock re-92's before getting some good tires? I've got 26k on mine and they are starting to look really worn.
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Just curious how long have you all gone on the stock re-92's before getting some good tires? I've got 26k on mine and they are starting to look really worn.
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All of the manufacturers, though, did pass on to me the 10 years limit on shelf life. And indeed, a tire will dry rot much, much faster after it is on a vehicle as opposed to on a shelf.
Overall, the biggest place I'd watch for this is your small, independent dealers! The larger companies usually move them before they're too old.
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they should sell those tires dirt cheap like 40 bucks a tire since there so old and "dangerous" for all the slideing fans lol
You registered just to pull a jesus on a thread that's been dead for 3 years?
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very good info, i know this is old but thanks for the heads up if your still on here!
Speaking of heads ups about the tires on your car...First time AWD vehicle owner (soon to be) here. What's the consensus on having different brand/tread tires on the front and rear? The PO bought new tires for the front wheels a year or 2 ago and not for the rears. Are the differentials going to blow up on me? Should I buy 4 new tires, stat, regardless of current tire condition?
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Keep all 4 the same. Best to have all four tires with the same tread depths (or close to.. I think within 2 to 3/32nds of an inch). I'm not too knowledgeable on this, I'm still learning. But, this is what I've heard from every awd or 4x4 owner. Maybe times have changed and the technology in our cars can compensate for this. But.. I personally stick to the idea of 4 level treaded tires (regular rotations) and all four similar tires, tread pattern, load rating and tread compound on each axle.
On another note, sold the oem 245 dunlop sp01s that came w/ MY14 wrx, slapped some 245/40R18 Michelin Pilot super sports. Loving them so far, picks up a few more rocks due to their stickier nature. I've noticed some tram-lining w/ the wider wheels and tires, but nothing terrible.
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The in-line microphone does its job well, with our voice being heard clearly by the recipient of a test phone call. We'd have liked to see in-line volume controls, but to its credit Thinksound has gone for mass-compatibility with the play/pause control. This is compatible not only with iPhones and iPods as you'd expect, but also with BlackBerry's sporting a 3.5mm jack, and most of the Droid handset range. The provision of a clip which itself clips onto the ts02s' cable is thoughtful, as keeping the microphone and wiring pinned in place stops any noise being transmitted should you move about while wearing the earphones - a fairly common occurrence.
Listening to the Thinksound ts02 earphones, it's not surprising to learn that the company was co-founded by an ex-Chief Sound Engineer of V-Moda. The tone is definitely reminiscent of the latter manufacturer's bass-heavy leaning. Nonetheless although not entirely to our tastes, we didn't find the low-end bias overpowering. Pop and rock tracks, in particular, are given a sense of warmth and fullness that we're sure many users would equate with sounding good.
Putting the ts02s through their paces with the likes of the Sex Pistols and The Who and Foo Fighters, the bass-emphasis does have its benefits, with drums coming across with plenty of impact, guitars sounding suitably grungy and vocals are as forceful as the delivery deserves. Similarly, chuck on some N.W.A or Run-DMC and you're unlikely to have any complaints about the 'phat beats' emanating from the ts02s.
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The town hall meeting hosted Jan. 30 by Dr. James E. Keeton, vice chancellor for health affairs, is now available online.
During the meeting, Keeton made brief remarks on topics of current interest at the Medical Center, then he and his senior staff answered questions posed by members of the UMMC community. The video lasts about an hour.
Keeton will host another campus-wide town hall meeting in September.
To view the town hall meeting, visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbMfJD9nu_M&feature=youtu.be.
A road contractor will perform work on a section of road on the east side of Parking Garage A facing North State Street, stretching from the temporary construction entrance to the University Hospital "loop," from 9 a.m. Monday, Feb. 4, through Friday, Feb. 8, weather permitting.
Both lanes of the road will be barricaded. Shuttle routes will be altered for the construction, but all shuttle stops will continue to be served. Medical Center employees and visitors who ride the shuttle should allow for more time for the route alteration.
For more information about the construction, call (601) 927-7875. (Enlarge Map)
Dr. Chindo Hicks, associate professor of medicine, director of the Cancer Bioinformatics Core in the UMMC Cancer Institute and director of translational genomics and bioinformatics for the Children's Cancer Center, has been selected by the National Cancer Institute to serve on the Review Board for the Specialized Programs of Research Excellence (SPOREs).
The SPORE (P50) is a Specialized Center grant mechanism for the support of a multi-project, interdisciplinary and often multi-institutional research program. The NCI SPORE program was initiated through a special appropriation from Congress in 1992. It is the largest Specialized Center grant mechanism awarded by the NCI.
Bill Latham, second from right, owner of Babalu and Table 100, and Mary Allen Bennett present a check for $4,253 from a holiday gift card campaign at both restaurants to Friends of Children's Hospital board members Sidney Allen, left, and Rob Armour. The proceeds will benefit Friends of Children's Hospital.
This is the second year the restaurants have partnered with Friends of Children's Hospital for this project.
Dr. Jonathan S. Jones, assistant professor of emergency medicine, has been elected as an at-large member to the American Academy of Emergency Medicine's Young Physicians Section Board of Directors. He will serve on the board for one year.
"We are very excited about the upcoming year and have several projects underway which should help our section grow," wrote Dr. Elizabeth Hall, president of the AAEM's Young Physicians Section, in notifying Jones of his election.
Jones will take part in the in the YPS Board of Directors meeting at the 19th annual Scientific Assembly on Feb. 12 in Las Vegas.
D. J. Gregory, third from right, presents a $25,000 check to Guy Giesecke, third from left, CEO of Batson Children's Hospital, Jan. 29 on behalf of Gregory's Walking for Kids charity.
Gregory, who suffers from cerebral palsy, partnered with Pro Golf Association golfers to walk every hole and round of each 2012 PGA tournament event. Gregory's charity received a donation every time a golfer made a birdie.
Also on hand for the presentation are, from left, Batson Children's Hospital patient Malia Wallace and her brother, Michael, Tom Sikes, Walking for Kids board member, and Batson Children's Hospital patient Lilah Reynolds.
Dr. Claude Brunson, left, professor of anesthesiology and senior advisor to the vice chancellor for external affairs, receives Mississippi Blood Services' Healthcare Visionary Award from David Allen, MBS president and CEO, during the MBS annual meeting Jan. 24 at the Jackson Hilton.
The award is presented to a passionate physician committed to enhancing health care in the state and in the nation.
Dr. Yieshan Melissa Chan has joined the Medical Center faculty as an assistant professor of anesthesiology and assistant residency program director of the Anesthesiology Residency Program.
After receiving a B.S. in biology summa cum laude from Baylor University, Waco, Texas, in 1998, she earned her medical doctorate at the Texas Tech Health Science Center, Lubbock, in 2003.
Chan completed an internal medicine internship followed by anesthesiology residency from 2003-07 at the University of Texas Medical School at Houston. In addition, she completed courses in Managing Technical Professionals and Organizations and Transforming Leadership Strategy at the MIT Sloan School of Management in Cambridge, Mass.
After finishing residency, she worked in Arizona and Oklahoma as an attending anesthesiologist, and then most recently in Minot, N.D., where, in addition to practicing anesthesiology in a medical center, she was involved in teaching residents, medical students and nurse anesthetists at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences as well as the School of Nursing.
Chan is a board-certified anesthesiologist and an active member of the American Society of Anesthesiologists and has a strong interest in and passion for medical education.
Ivory Bogan, right, executive director of facilities management, receives a service pin from Dr. James Keeton, vice chancellor for health affairs, to recognize Bogan's 40 years of distinguished service to the Medical Center during the vice chancellor's cabinet meeting Jan. 28.
Dr. Victoria B. Gonzalez, a licensed clinical audiologist, has joined the Medical Center faculty as an assistant professor of otolaryngology and communicative sciences.
After receiving a B.A. in both psychology and communication sciences from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2005, Gonzalez earned an Au.D. at the University of South Florida in 2009. She is also a doctoral candidate and is scheduled to earn a Ph.D. in hearing sciences from the University of South Florida in spring 2013.
Gonzalez served as a graduate teaching associate from 2009-12 in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at the University of South Florida, where she also served as a clinical audiologist from 2010-12. In 2011, she was honored with the Provost's Award for Outstanding Teaching. She is the coauthor of a peer-reviewed journal article in the International Journal of Audiology and has given numerous professional presentations.
An active member of the American Academy of Audiology and the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Gonzalez serves as assistant section editor of resource reviews for the Ear and Hearing Journal.
Dr. Rodney Meeks, second from right, professor of obstetrics and gynecology, receives a gift marking his 35 years of service to the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology during a "Faculty Farewell Dinner" retirement event Jan. 30.
On hand for the presentation are, from left, Dr. Harriette Hampton, professor of ob-gyn, Dr. Mohamed Ghafar, assistant professor of ob-gyn and Dr. James Shwayder, chairman of the department.
The Medical Center is proud to acknowledge those employees who will celebrate service anniversaries this week:
25 Years
* Mary Carr, inpatient nurse, 7 West
* Jewel Bracey Pendleton, associate IT business administrator, Information Systems
20 Years
* Kathryn Doonan, teacher, Batson Children's Hospital Education
15 Years
* John Brinson, clinical coordinator, Respiratory Therapy
* Evelyn Frierson, laundry worker, Laundry and Linen
* Connie Richardson, clinical director, Adult Nursing Administration
* Lisa Vaughan, business operations director, School of Nursing Dean's Office
10 Years
* Kimberly Cain, oncology nurse, Cancer Center's Oncology Clinic
* Patricia Johnson, technician, Environmental Services
* Toneka Shorter, patient services coordinator, Batson Primary Clinic
5 Years
* Patricia Bernard, billing specialist, Central Billing Office
* Chasity Brisco, certified medical assistant, Grants Ferry Internal Medicine
* Valerie James, billing specialist, Central Billing Office
* Leslie Johnson, nurse, Orthopedic Surgery
* Kayla Jones, inpatient nurse, Surgical ICU
* Tasha Mosley, contract analyst, Contracts Administration
* Patrick Reid, groundskeeper, Ground Expense
* Sharon Summerall, phlebotomy supervisor, Central Lab Collection
* Brandy Wilson, nurse, 2 Children's
Campus Police reported 12 larceny thefts, one motor vehicle assault, two assaults and three arrests in December 2012.
To report crime on campus, call Campus Police at 5-3072.
University Heart invites all Medical Center departments to participate in a "Create a Go Red Dress" contest. Prizes will be awarded to those who design the best dress.
The deadline to enter the contest is Wednesday, Feb. 6. For more information, to obtain a list of contest rules or to enter the contest, call Peggy Thompson at 4-2259 or e-mail her at email@example.com.
Dr. Louis Dell'Italia, professor of internal medicine, Division of Cardiology, professor of cell, developmental and integrative biology, professor of pathology and co-director of the UAB Comprehensive Cardiovascular Center at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine, will present "Does Isolated Mitral Regurgitation Require a New Paradigm for Medical Therapy and Surgery?" from noon-12:50 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 8, in classroom R153 (lower amphitheatre).
The seminar is presented by the School of Medicine. For more information, call Maggie Cravey at 4-5578.
The 2013 Taste committee is seeking chef teams to reserve booth space and plan menus for the Saturday, Feb. 23 Taste of the U event, which raises money for the UMMC Alliance.
Last year, nearly $60,000 was raised for patient, student, facility and employee needs. Recently, funds raised at Taste supported the Children's Justice Center at UMMC and outings for three pediatric ventilator patients who live at Batson Children's Hospital.
This year, Taste will honor Dr. Richard Miller and Dr. Suzanne Miller, emeritus faculty members, for their more than 80 years of combined service to the Medical Center and community. Hunter Gibson and the Gators will perform and a silent auction and drawings will continue throughout the evening.
For more information or to sign up a chef team, call Melanie Lauderdale at 5-8319 or e-mail her at email@example.com.
Volunteers also are needed to help with event set-up, chef tables, beverage booths, event break-down and clean-up activities. To volunteer, call Stephen Dilatush at 5-3933 or e-mail him at email@example.com.
Dr. Randy D. Blakely, Allen D. Bass Professor of Pharmacology and Psychiatry and director of the Vanderbilt/NIMH Silvio O. Conte Center for Neuroscience Research, will give the Robert M. Hearin Distinguished Lecture, "Serotonin and Autism: Unraveling 50 Years of Mystery," from noon-1 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 28, in R354 (upper amphitheatre).
All Medical Center faculty, staff and students are invited. Lunch will be available on a first-come basis from the Hearin Foundation.
The lecture is sponsored by the Mississippi Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience, the Department of Neurobiology and Anatomical Science and the Office of Research. For more information, e-mail Margie West at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Batson Child Safety and Community Outreach Program will host Drivers IMPACT classes for teenage children of Medical Center faculty and students to help them become aware of the reality of dangerous driving.
The one-day classes will include a defensive driving course, a first-responder and trauma patient reenactment and a tour. Participants will have a discussion with a motor vehicle crash survivor about rehabilitation and daily limitations.
The cost is $100 per student. The classes are scheduled for Thursday, March 14 and Saturday, April 27. Space is limited.
For more information, call Elizabeth Foster at 5-6921.
IHOP restaurants in Jackson and Hattiesburg will offer a free short stack of pancakes to customers during the seventh annual National Pancake Day event on Tuesday, Feb. 5.
The event raises awareness for Batson Children's Hospital, a Children's Miracle Network Hospital. IHOP customers will be asked to donate to Children's Miracle Network.
For more information, call Matt Johnson at 4-1975 or e-mail him at email@example.com.


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In the late afternoon on June 26, 1988, after half a week in the back rows of a Greyhound, I stepped with my duffel into the gloom of the San Diego bus terminal and bummed a cigarette off a fifty-something in a tracksuit. I smoked it near a bank of payphones. Then I called, collect, an ex-girlfriend from high school. She'd broken up with me five years earlier because, I suspect, I couldn't control, despite a thousand topicals and fistfuls of antibiotics, my ferocious acne and also, I'm sure, because I stole a pair of her earrings to give to the girl I'd longed for, pretty much openly, since middle school. But that was in the past. Would she, I asked, put me up? I had no wallet, no money. I'd be hitchhiking the next morning up to San Francisco and so just needed a place to crash for the night. She arrived a little later in an Alpine white Cabriolet and drove me with the top down to her duplex a block off the Pacific, where, she said, I could clean up before she took me to a party where I would meet her boyfriend, last year's sack leader for the San Diego State Aztecs.
Exactly 23 months earlier, on the afternoon of July 26, 1986, in the cramped, sweltering front room of an apartment I was staying in unbeknownst to its owner, a Columbia professor on sabbatical somewhere far away, some friends and I, drinking beers, smoking weed, crowded around a small colored TV and studied the eyes, as he slow-bounced during the intros, of the great and once fearsome Smokin' Joe Frazier's son, Marvis. Marvis's eyes, we saw, showed terror. It's rare in boxing, especially at the highest levels, for a fighter to be genuinely afraid of another fighter. But there was no doubt that in upstate New York that day, where the fight took place and from where it was televised to the country on Wide World of Sports, the #9 ranked heavyweight boxer in the world—in a sense, the ninth baddest man on the planet—was terrified of his counterpart across the ring.
I wrote the above two paragraphs a while ago, as the beginnings of a lead-in to an eventual discussion of the newish Mike Tyson autobiography, Undisputed Truth. I'd planned a third paragraph, the action of which would take place on February 2, 1990, the night Tyson lost his crown. The idea of such an introduction was to demonstrate how important Tyson was to me during those years but more significantly to try to show how prominent a figure he was, in a way that a boxer never will be again, to the country at large. Everybody knew where they were and what they were doing when JFK got shot. That was the idea: I'd show where I was and what I was doing for three of Tyson's fights, the first two documenting his rise and the third his fall. I wanted the paragraphs to accomplish other things as well, but mostly I hoped they'd provide some context for my thoughts and feelings about Tyson's book.
The truth is, I've wanted to read Undisputed Truth since it came out but especially since I saw it quoted from by fellow KR blogger Natalie Shapero. If Tyson, in this most recent of his many afterlives, had made it through the doors of the Kenyon Review, I wanted to be the one to introduce him properly. As it was, all we had so far was a link to a Joyce Carol Oates review and the following Tyson quote, which, as Natalie notes, concerns Tyson's thoughts about his ex-wife Robin Givens and her mother: "There was nothing they wouldn't do for money, nothing. They'd fuck a rat."
The quote is funny ("art," Natalie calls it, only half, I think, in jest) for its incongruity and works as a joke because of its self-deprecation: Tyson himself is the rat Ms. Givens and her mother fuck. Still, if taken straightforwardly, and especially if that one quote is all one has to go on, Tyson comes off as impossibly boorish. Which he has been, often for years at a time. He is also, it would be remiss not to add, a convicted rapist, though, like many a convicted rapist, he denies ever having raped anyone. But while I'm not much of a sociologist or cultural critic, and while Tyson has made it 47 years now without ever needing to call on me to defend him, I'll note that it's impossible for me to conceive of a person with his history becoming anything other than what he became: a freak, a paradox, always in some way a repository. He became what most of us become, an amalgam of hypocrisies and fears and needs, only writ Shakespearian large. He was willing to hurt but also to be hurt. In many senses, he was, indeed, for a long time, the baddest man on the planet.
But after just 39 pages of The Undisputed Truth, I laid to rest my grand literary plan.
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John C. Kimmel
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East Orange, New Jersey
United States
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|Major racing wins, honours & awards
|Major racing wins
Test Stakes (1994, 1997)
First Flight Handicap (1994, 1995)
Coaching Club American Oaks (1995)
Diana Handicap (1996)
Beldame Stakes (1997)
Hempstead Handicap (1997)
Forego Handicap (1999)
Ruffian Handicap (1999)
Spinster Stakes (2001)
Florida Derby (2004)
Mac Diarmida Handicap (2005)
Woodward Stakes (2006)
Pennsylvania Derby (2007)
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Better Than Honour, Elusive Lady
Hidden Lake, Premium Tap
John C. Kimmel (born June 25, 1954 in East Orange, New Jersey) is an American thoroughbred racehorse trainer. He holds a pre-med undergraduate degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder and he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Veterinary School in 1980.
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Cobb Catted DownpipePart No. 524202. $425 plus shipping.
Fits: WRX (2008-2011); STi (2008-2011); Legacy GT/Outback XT (2005-2009); Impreza 2.5GT (2009); and Forester XT (2009-2010).
The downpipe is in great condition. I am trying to save up for what I am ominously calling "The Ring." Gotta upgrade the "girlfriend" to the "wifey."
I've got it listed on eBay, too (for $450+S), but I would prefer to keep this within the community, so I'll let it go here for $425 plus shipping.
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Hello Dhammawheelers,
A while ago I found a website that detects changes in other websites and sends you notifications via e-mail or rss feed. It's quite useful for those websites that don't have any kind of notification system and that you'd like to be notified of updates somehow.
Anyway, I just thought I'd share it, in case someone also finds it useful. It's called Change Detection. You just have to register and start monitoring webpages of your choice.


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Posted by Kate Leggett on September 30, 2013
This is my fourth time attending Oracle OpenWorld in as many years. The show drew a large crowd this year, topping 60,000 attendees. I focused on customer service sessions highlighting the Oracle RightNow, Oracle Siebel, and Oracle Knowledge (InQuira) products. I went to high-level vision sessions, road map sessions, and customer testimonials. I also spent a lot of time talking to systems integrators that have recently deployed these solutions. This year was by far the most enjoyable conference experience. Here is why — and keep in mind that all of my comments are about its customer service portfolio:


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Headline"Howdy doo"
Easygoing and relaxed. Deep thinker and listener. Caring and honest. Good sense of humour. Constantly looking to crack jokes and generally enjoy the banter of those around me.
I live my life as stress free as possible and i think this shows in my easygoing nature. Life should not be about work. I only work jobs that i enjoy and are passionate about. My main job is as a drum teacher. But hopefully earning money from playing gigs will take over as my main job in the not too distant future. I spend alot of time practicing as i know that the work i put in now will pay off down the track.
My other job is as a cook. I enjoy working with food and learning some tips that help at home when im cooking as well.
You really cant judge a person based on their profile... if you're actually here to meet someone then lets grab a coffee and see how things go... Otherwise... why are you here???
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Someone who can add something to my life without necessarliy changing it too much. Im happy with how things are right now and am really here just to provide another avenue to meeting people. Someone who loves music and going to see live bands would be awesome.
- Female, for a relationship or dating
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- Smashing pumpkins, The presidents, Bad Religion, Coldplay, REM, Pennywise, Demon Fuzz, Santana, Zappa, The Doors Jazz - Logic, Dave Brubeck, John Coltrane, Bix Biederbecke, Any local Melbourne Jazz/fusion/latino mish mash!!! 90's punk/rock - Jebediah, grinspoon, spiderbait, the living end, frenzal
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- Dont read a great deal but have gone through periods where i will read alot about space, the universe, time travel, physics, the big bang etc. Got into some cool non-fiction book a while ago and really enjoyed it but
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- Dont watch much TV but love... The office, southpark, QI, seinfeld, big ideas MOVIES Meet the parent, austin powers, sunshine, batman begins, borat, the southpark movie, matrix, shawshank redemption, cinderella man, the departed, demolition man, billy madison, happy gilmore, the wedding singer
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- Cricket, AFL, Tennis. I love watching any sport really.
- Other Interests
- Veggie garden, Cooking, Docos (space, time, the universe, animals, the earth, plants etc etc), Going to see live music in small venues!!! (Melbourne is full of WORLD class musicians, there is nothing better than watching them play up close)


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Sir Alex Ferguson has brought the 22-year-old goalkeeper back to Old Trafford after struggling to win a regular role, but he has "very fond memories" of the Championship side
Amos made 17 appearances for Steve Bruce's side after joining last summer on a season-long loan, but has not featured in the Championship since November 17 with David Stockdale (now back at Fulham following Mark Schwarzer's injury) and Eldin Jakupovic the preferred goalkeepers.
While the 22-year-old has returned to Old Trafford after a disappointing end to the deal, he thanked the club and revealed he will take away "very fond memories" from his time with the Tigers.
Amos said on Twitter: "Just heard United have officially recalled me. I thoroughly enjoyed my time there whilst playin [sic], a great bunch of lads and a club worthy…Of where they are.
"Thanks to them for the opportunity and to everyone who supported me and the lads. I'll hold very fond memories."
The club also thanked the player over from their official Twitter account, stating: "On-loan GK Ben Amos has been recalled by Man Utd. We'd like to thank him for his efforts, and we wish him all the best for the future."
If Amos remains at United for the second half of the season, he will be competing for a spot alongside David de Gea, Anders Lindegaard and Sam Johnstone.
Amos has had loan spells at Peterborough United, Oldham and Molde, and signed a new deal in May 2012 to keep him at Old Trafford until 2015.


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Ledgelawn Cottage, a nineteenth century beauty on Bar Harbor's historic Ledgelawn Avenue, is steps from all the attractions of downtown and five minutes from Acadia National Park. Stroll to the village green, fine restaurants and quaint specialty shops, the Abbe Museum, Shore Path, free Island Explorer bus, tennis courts, playground and wading pool. Just a mile to Acadia National Park and the famed Kebo Valley Golf Course. We comfortably accommodate up to eight guests in this spacious family home, decorated with a blend of new and antique furnishings. Ledgelawn Cottage offers guests 3,000 square feet of living space on two floors.
Enter the house through the large enclosed front porch with ample seating, the perfect spot to relax with your morning coffee and plan the day's adventures. Once inside the central entrance hall, you will see the spacious living room to your left, with comfortable seating and large flat screen HDTV, home theater speakers, and DVD player. To your right is the reading room, well stocked with travel guides and maps, a table and chairs for studying the many brochures and area menus, shelves of books for children and adults, and a recliner for dozing or reading a good book. Old-fashioned pocket doors lead from the reading room into the sun-filled dining room, with lots of room for family meals or playing board games from the corner china cabinet.
Crossing the hall past the powder room, you will find yourself in a large, fully stocked kitchen blending antique charm with modern amenities. Every effort ha been made to ensure that guests have all they need to prepare meals for both indoor and outdoor dining.
Just past the kitchen is a sunny hallway leading to the laundry and shower rooms. A washer and dryer, drying rack, laundry baskets and detergent, ironing board and iron are provided. The separate shower room provides guests with a convenient place to wash up upon returning from hiking or biking in Acadia. Shelves hold fluffy towels, and a hairdryer and variety of soaps are provided.
Four steps down from the rear hallway is the charming patio room. Surrounded by antique glass windows and featuring a brick floor, this large space has comfortable outdoor furniture for relaxing, as well as a table with wooden dining chairs and a cooling ceiling paddle fan. Just outside the back door is the gas grill, and a picnic table is placed in the shade across the big fenced backyard.
The second floor has four comfortable bedrooms with a range of bed sizes. The master bedroom has a king-sized bed with memory foam mattress. There is a room with a queen-sized bed, a room with a double brass four-poster, and a room with two twin beds. A pack-and-play and a wooden toddler bed are available upon request.
While we hope our visitors come to Ledgelawn Cottage to relax, we also provide a second-floor office equipped with computer, multi-function printer, and high speed internet Wi-Fi which is available throughout the house.
A skylit full bath with shower tub, towels, hairdryer and soaps completes the second floor.
Ledgelawn Cottage is a non-smoking, no pet vacation home.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful home. It was so convenient and welcoming on every level. My 84 year old mother (who was a home economics teacher) commented that it's the best equipped place that she has ever rented.
For me, it was the perfect place to gather our grown daughters from all over the country for a precious few days of family bonding with our extended family.
The location of this house is excellent for hiking in Acadia and the proximity to the town of Bar Harbor.
We came for a reunion weekend, and we loved the house. All the instructions were clear, and the house was very clean. It is a great location and easy to walk to town. The bedrooms were nice-sized, and it was helpful to have an extra shower room downstairs. We didn't cook at all, so I can't speak to kitchen utensils and cookware, but there is a grill outside in the very cute backyard. The only downside was that the wifi was a little spotty. Julie was wonderful and extremely helpful; one of my friends left her kindle, and Julie emailed immediately to offer to send it to her. Overall, great place to stay in Bar Harbor!
We just returned from a wonderful stay at Ledgelawn Cottage - Bar Harbor. Six of us were visiting the area for a wedding and LC was the perfect place. The house has everything you need and is full of historic charm. The best part is that it is close to downtown while still being in a quiet area! I would definitely recommend.
This home was the perfect location to walk just about anywhere we wanted to go in Bar Harbor. HOme was equipped with everything we needed. Very comfortable home. Thank you, Julie
We thoroughly enjoyed our week-long stay. The house was perfectly located in downtown Bar Harbor, within easy walking distance to all the shops, restaurants and buses. We spent much of our time hiking in Acadia National Park, which is a short drive away. The house was described perfectly and the pictures showed exactly how the house looked. It's a old house with tons of charm and character and has all of the modern conveniences you could want. The washer/dryer, dishwasher, and tankless water heater were a huge plus! There were even board games, puzzles and books which were fun for a rainy afternoon. There was plenty of room to accommodate a large group. We had five people and there was definitely room to spare. Julie was great to deal with as far as any questions we had before arriving and there was a great information packet waiting for us when we got there. We would love to stay here again and would highly recommend this house to anyone looking to stay in Bar Harbor.
Spacious, comfortable older home within walking distance of everything in town. Kitchen well stocked with pots and pans, plenty of table settings and a great array of spices. Nice fenced in backyard. Great for kids. Julie was really responsive and great to work with. Made our vacation to Bar Harbor a memorable experience!
Bar Harbor has been a summer resort town for over a century. In addition to the charming town, the beauties of Acadia National Park are just a mile away.
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The old tracks had been falling out consistently, causing the deli tray to fall on top of the food below it (which included the eggs, though none were broken since they were in a hard plastic container).I had some difficulty getting the new track installed, however. All the parts lined up, but I just couldn't get the tracks to slide into place. After some brute force and about 10 minutes, they were finally installed.Best thing about it is that it doesn't appear that these tracks are coming out easily! Mission accomplished!
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I used the diagrams I found on line to order the part and then simply removed one track and installed the new one. Cleaned up all components and reinstalled the drawer. These tracks simply slide up and over to lock themselves into the bracket that attaches to the adjustable shelves bracket.
I removed the old tracks and installed the new ones. There were small round protrusions on the new tracks that prevented me from sliding them into the brackets in the refrigerator so, I filed them down with a fingernail file and then they slid right into place.
The slides fit into the slots of the self metal, but couldn't be pushed forward to lock into place! At first I tried to put the slider in by hand, but it wouldn't snap in place no matter how hard I tried. A friend also tried to get the slider into the slots and push forward to lock in place in the metal part of the shelf. No go! It took a while, but I figured if I used a hammer to tap the slider into place that might work. It did. It would have been helpful to have some instructions on inserting the slider, such as "use a hammer tap the slider so it locks the slider into place". You just can't do it by hand! Other than that, it went really well and replacement then only took 1 minute. . .instead of the 30 minutes it took to try to lock the sliders.
open door, remove food from shelf, remove drawer,remove drawer, pry up and remove slides, instalation is reverse
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we removed the cracked pieces and attached the new spray arm. it took some time because the new arm looked different than the old,but we did it.... I was the one to order the parts needed i had never done this before my husband said it was broken and we needed to buy a new dishwasher ( he was less than thrilled about that) so i decided to do this myself and find the parts. my husband was very surprised that i did it.... AND SO WAS I... IF I CAN DO IT YOU CAN DO IT!
First I removed the tracks from each side of the metal rack. Very easy using your hands to slide the tab until the part falls away.Next I inserted the track into the tab position and snapped it into place.Warning, dont let your kids pull the produce bin out all the way to the end of the track as it will bend and then finally crack like mine did, but thankfully an easy fix using the PartsSelect.com web site with their easy to navigate parts illustration list and manual.
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First I removed the drawer from the tracks. Second I took the whole shelf out and removed the track from it (it just slides in and out of place). Next I went to my computer and pulled up www.partselect.com found my model number,which was very easy, then ordered my part. In about three days my part arrived. I went to the fridge and slid the piece in. I put the drawer back in and checked for proper operation. It worked like new. Last I closed the door and I was done. Very simple job done with a great quality part.
The part came in two days!! It had a couple of little bumps that made it impossible to slide in, so I ground them down and had the entire project finished in less than five minutes.When I ordered, I was confused about the "Left Side or Right Side statement - thinking I needed to specify so I wrote a short email to customer support asking about it. WIthin an hour, I had a reply.The customer service and speed of delivery were the best ever!!!
I cut strips from the old slides, super glued them onto the new slides as stiffening where the old slides had broken. This was the 4th set of slides I had installed, a real Whirlpool design fault! I then sild the new pieces into the clips, and away we go!!
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DIY glowing TMIC mod and my new hoses
So as far as I know I made this up :) I have yet to see it anywhere else yet. I tapped 4 holes into the side of my TMIC and got rubber bushings to sleeve in, then wired in 4 LED's to light it up. The hood scoop glows of course, which is an added bonus, but those pics didn't come out. I plan on doing much more under the hood, let me know if you need a walkthrough on this mod, but I think it's self explanatory.
WRX guys are gonna have a hard time, the STi's high walled TMIC was perfect for this.
(I got a camera that rocks so hard it takes pics like 9 times the size allowed, and I don't have editing software, here's the link: [url=http://s812.photobucket.com/albums/zz44/code72chase/]Pictures by code72chase - Photobucket[/url])
Tell me what you think and feel free to resize the pics so they're in the thread if you like.
Thanks man:)
Thats sweet! Great idea!
Its a cool concept, especially if you have a show car. And the fact its a DIY is good considering it shouldnt have cost too much money, not really sure if its my cup of tea. But congrats on being different and successful at the same time.
Didn't have time to comment last night, so I posted the pic and ran. I kinda like it, but think you need an led in the middle on each side to even the color out.
i think it looks cool. did you take any pics with the hood down? i have blue leds attached to my hood so it shines out the scoop, and when the hood is open it shines blue all over the engine
I think it looks great! Some pics with the hood down would be nice to see. Shaggy, any pics of yours?
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Mines a lot more subtle than that, more of a slight glow than looking at an actual bulb. Looks good too though. I'll post pics tomorrow.
Thanks for all the comments/compliments.
Wow...that is AWESOME!!!
shaggy that looks pretty sweet definitely an attention getter though haha
Reminds me of Knight Rider except it should be one light going back and forth. Isn't there a law against using externally visible blue or red lights so that people don't confuse you with emergency vehicles? Anyway, I'd be careful and wire up a switch so you can shut them off easy.
I think I might try this today, do you just run the wires to the headlight wires or some kind of accessory just like you would for gauges?
[quote=OBEE_Racing;237081]I think I might try this today, do you just run the wires to the headlight wires or some kind of accessory just like you would for gauges?[/quote]
i wired mine to a seperate switch, so i can turn it on or off whenever. i ran the wires through the firewall behind the glove box to the tray under the radio. you can't even see the switch when it's off, so it's not obvious.....pretty easy mod
the other day i saw led strips at the auto store, about 6 inches long. that would probably look better than two lights, you should look into that
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These tips are definitely helpful. I just wanted to point out that Rockin' Green Soap makes a spray called Stinky Gear that is fantastic! It's kind of aimed at things like workout gear or gym bags, but I love it so much that I use it all over my house and car when there's some funky smell happening. It's got tea tree oil in it which means it's helping actually eliminate the source of the smell and not just mask it. My kids love it, so those two facts make it a winner!
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There is an awesome detached 2 car garage/shop with finished space for your "man cave" or the family to use, complete with heat and cooling.
There are several other outbuildings for you as well - set up your business, sell bait to the fishermen or choose how they best serve your needs. The property was formerly used to raise deer, so there is tall fencing around several sides (and could easily be re-enclosed).
You have your own pond just beyond the deck, and it is full of catfish. Or you can take off through the woods and fish the Sugar Creek Lake. If you prefer boat fishing, the ramp is just around the corner. You also have access to the fishing dock there or at the dam on the other side of your property.
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The only thing, a Luger has going for it is that it looks neat, fits the hand, and points naturally. Beyond that it's a poorly designed POS. The originals had flat springs that broke regularly. Later models had coil springs but were notorious for jams and malfunctions generally blamed on magazines.
The Walther P38 was the pistol that the Luger wished it had been.
Waiting period is up and I got my S&W model 41.
Very neat pistol :thumbsup:
I was practicing with a High Standard and I got to tell ya the magazine and feed on that is crappy. :mad:
Was doing some research and it says that one shouldn't expect the magazines to correctly feed 10 rounds.
I can't get five to clear without a stovepipe or jam, but I got new magazines and made an adjustment tool to tweak the feed lips.
Anyway. now I got a new one to play with.
Lugers are way cool to have, but kinda pointless. Luger collectors are insane.
You can find cheaper "common" lugers without specific history or that aren't the super rare versions for pretty cheap actually...I see them around a grand once in a while. I oughta buy one before they get too much more expensive...
I should have done each of those separate, just to add to my post count.
Heh.. Lugers. I remember chatting with the local mechanic who was a soldier in WWII, and of course they picked up everything and used what they liked -in a lot of cases certain weapons of the enemy were superior. Anyway he said the Luger was great, very accurate, but if you got one blade of grass in it, it would't work right. The 1911 Colt, on the other hand, he said, you could fish one out of the ditch where someone had dropped it two weeks pervious, knock the crud out of it, and it'd still shoot.
.45 ACP should be a NATO round.
The 1911 IS an amazing pistol. Expensive as all hell for a well made basic 1911 though! I yearn for a Sig 220 and a full size Kimber...
The complaint with .45 Auto has always been that it is hard for anyone to shoot well without a huge amount of practice because of the recoil. Most amateurs develope a flinch quickly. I qualified with one of the highest scores ever recorded at a Marine range when I was in the Navy, much to the chagrin of the Marine instructors, but I had fired thousands of practice rounds over the years. Most students had poor scores and found the recoil punishing.
The .45 ACP doesn't really have a strange recoil though...its not a sharp kick so much as a hard push...I've never had an issue with it...but, then again, I fire a lot of weapons and have had a lot more experience than most people, not to mention that i'm bigger and heavier than 90 percent of the world too.
I really really really like the .357 SIG round. Just for the record.
My buddies who shoot 1911s bitch about the recoil on my Glock 23. It is a bit "snappier" than a 1911.
Sig GSR :D
The 230 grain round out of a .45 definately has more recoil than something like a 9mm. But it's battle proven for approx 70+ years and wasn't replaced as the main sidearm for the military because of it's recoil. Several weapons have been replaced over the years as the main issue battle weapon for various reasons. But it's interesting to note that the Special Ops forces still continue to return to them for their uses, such as the .45 and the M-14.


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2012 Ford Focus A/T shift hard only sometimes
I picked up a 2012 yesterday and put about 150mi on it just driving around and having fun but i noticed that sometime when i have to floor it to merge onto the highway it it shifts pretty hard only sometime. That and when i accelerate from a stop the shifts are sometimes harder and sometimes softer.
I thought about asking this in general but i figured i would start here. Is anyone else experiencing problems? I know it's a dry clutch but i wanted to hear other peoples experience.
I'm sure you are already considering this, but I recommend that your vehicle be inspected by a Ford dealership to determine if your shifting is normal. With this being such a new vehicle you definitely want to make sure everything is functioning correctly. Bringing it to the dealer helps ensure that this concern is documented and corrected in the future. If you need any additional assistance, please let me know.
Just so you know- your not supposed to even be on the freeway, or heavy on the gas until the engine is broken in, around 1000 miles. The computer is probably trying to learn your driving habits.
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After driving it again today things are much more smoother so i think it is the computer learning my driving habits so hopefully by the end of the week things will be more normal.
That is a fallacy. The best way to break in a car is to drive it. Various speeds, including high RPMs. Babying it makes it more likely to burn oil in the future. Drive it normally.
I don't own an 2012, but remember reading an article about a test drive in a pre-production model where the tester stated that is shifted hard a few times and that the transmission software was still being finalized by the engineers prior to public release.
Interesting.... There may be a software update for it indeed. The dealer can tell you that. Humorously, I've not had shifting troubles on my cars, but I rarely floor it.... Never had to. Different cities, different driving styles.
Today was 100% better, either i learned to drive with the transmission or it learned to drive with me. Dallas has horrible traffic though and you can expect to merge at 70 mph in some places. People are very unforgiving here.
MEMO TO FORD MOTOR: A drain plug on the transmission pan would be welcomed whole heartedly by DIY car guys everywhere.
Irregular Shifting Auto.
I own a 2011 Focus Sedan with 10,000 miles on it and the transmission upshifts to overdrive are irregular. It tries to lock up the torque converter and then shift out and back again several times until it locks. The engine rpms jump up and down. Had dealer look at it 2 times and install a new valve body with no luck. Maybe time to trade after only 6 months of use. Help
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Pakistan tour of West Indies tournament will be start on 8th July 2013 at held on West Indies cricket stadium, Pakistan vs West Indies 2013 series Schedule, complete fixtures time table and match timing and venue information and details available here at this page. Tournament features two ODI matches held on Guyana stadium, after that three ODI playing on saint Lucia stadium, and other two t20 matches played on saint Welsent cricket stadium at West Indies.
Pakistan will play two Tests in West Indies in July, while the limited-overs leg of the tour has been deferred to a later date in the Future Tours Programmers cycle for which the dates have not been decided yet. The decision was taken by the WICB in a meeting held recently. Pakistan were originally scheduled to play the Tests, five ODIs and two Twenty20s in the Caribbean in June and July.
Pakistan vs West Indies 2013 Schedule, Time Table
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|Thursday July 11
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|Friday July 19
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|Sunday July 21
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|Beausejour Cricket Grounds, St Lucia
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|Wed July 24
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|Beausejour Cricket Grounds, St Lucia
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|Saturday July 27
|Pakistan vs West Indies
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The tour has been split because Pakistan plans to host India in August for a series that is yet to be confirmed, and West Indies are to host Sri Lanka and India for a one-day tri-series to be played immediately after the Champions Trophy. In order to avoid a clash in dates, the WICB had asked the PCB to reschedule their tour.
Originally Pakistan were supposed to play a full series in the West Indies in July-August but the WICB has now decided to hold a tri-series involving India and Sri Lanka and also launch the Caribbean Premier League in August, forcing Pakistan to amend its tour. Interestingly, the cricket committee of the International Cricket Council had expressed concerns over the fact that some boards were altering schedules to drop Test matches to accommodate more ODIs and T20 matches. The official source also said that Pakistan would also be touring Zimbabwe for a one-day series in August.
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Woods Cross • Sean Barton took three or four defenders for an 11-yard ride the second time he touched the ball. He left them grabbing for air after bursting through the middle for a 92-yard touchdown the fourth time.
But his favorite moments Friday came on the other side of the ball: an explosive sack to force third-and-long then he threw a block on the next play that helped free up Junior Vailolo's 70-yard interception return for a score.
"I like hitting kids," Barton said. "I like getting physical."
Mountain Crest defenders discovered the Woods Cross star's versatility when he rushed for 174 yards in the Wildcats' 23-20 home victory Friday. Pac-12 Conference defenders might discover the same thing in two years.
Barton, whom Rivals.com ranked as the state's No. 2 recruit and one of the country's top 25 safeties, already has committed to Stanford.
He led the Wildcats in rushing touchdowns (nine), reception yards (903) and tackles (92) last season.
Barton has added even more muscle this fall with the help of longtime personal coach Matt Neve. The 6-foot-3, 225-pounds Barton hasn't lost any speed, either. Woods Cross coach Justin Spencer said he's never seen a more athletic player at the high school level.
Stanford also quickly recognized it. The Cardinal was one of the first programs to offer a scholarship, beating most of the dozen other programs that ended up knocking at Barton's door.
Barton said the early entry helped give Stanford an edge, with academics and campus atmosphere pushing the school past Washington, Utah and BYU.
"They were interested, and I got more time to go out there, spend time with the coaches," he said. "I went out there six times."
As a result, Barton will suit up for Stanford in 2015 after serving an LDS mission. He chose the Cardinal despite a grandfather who played at the University of Utah and a family full of Ute fans.
"Some of them were pretty disappointed in me," he said.
The recruiting process took him by surprise. Offers first trickled in last season, followed by an onslaught around May and June.
"I didn't feel like I put myself out there a lot," he said. "I was pretty happy. They started in really fast, and that was surprising to me. There were a lot of them."
He's glad the decision is out of the way so he can keep focused on the season. And paired with quarterback Skyler Farnes, who rushed for 150 yards last week, the Wildcats have a formidable ground attack that could push deep into the 4A playoffs.
Woods Cross has outscored its opponents 103-39 to open 3-0, the program's best start in nearly a decade.
And the wins may keep coming as long as Barton keeps rolling over defenders.
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Woods Cross two-way star Sean Barton is the state's second-ranked recruit.
The Stanford commit led the Wildcats in rushing touchdowns, reception yards and tackles last year.
Barton helped Woods Cross to a 3-0 start with 580 yards on offense and four touchdowns.