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Making the most of the Paris Fashion Week festivities, Kristen Stewart showed up at the Chanel Haute Couture presentation on Tuesday (July 8).
The "Twilight Saga: New Moon" starlet was in good spirits as she showed off her new shorter hairdo while posing at the Grand Palais with living legend Karl Lagerfeld.
And though she's the face of Chanel's Metiers d'Art campaign, Kristen told press she's definitely not the traditional choice for the role.
"I don't think I could ever be the classic Chanel spokesmodel, wearing a string of pearls and the brand's other signature pieces. In any case, I don't see myself like that. But I'm really into the strength of the Paris-Dallas collection and the idea of playing around with the looks, making them original and unique. It's a role I identify with. I think this collection adheres to me because it's very American ... it's a bit more daring."
Furthermore, "Not only is it a privilege to be allowed to wear Chanel clothing, but also to know Karl. In my opinion he's a true artist and a constant source of inspiration. He is constantly innovating yet never loses sight of the fashion house's identity. And it's a real honor to be part of the Chanel family.
"Karl is born to do what he does, not only in fashion, but art in general. If people are intimidated by him, it's not because of his image, but because of everything he's accomplished and what he represents. When you get to know him, you realize he's everything but intimidating."


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This dresser and mirror combination is constructed from poplar wood solids and cherry veneers, and features quality dovetail joinery, full-extension suspension guides with automatic drawer stops and fully finished, snag-free drawer box interiors. Clean case lines and pronounced drawer frame fronts with finger pulls in place of hardware create a minimal, contemporary aesthetic. Six storage drawers offer ample room for organizing clothing and personal possessions, and shaped bracket cut feet add a tactful amount of design that remains versatile for various room decors. The mirror can be mounted to hang vertically or horizontally, and features beveled glass and a simple wood frame finished in the collection signature Root Beer finish.
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Maybe, maybe not. DW is a combination of any number of things. It'll be dumb luck if it does.
Good to hear it, I actually called and am too on the list because its a nationally backordered part.
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My dealer won't even call me back! Time to look for another place.
For all you guys out there to save a trip to the local stealership. Get under your truck and have a look. N62 recall is left tie rod and it will only be replaced if your steering dampner is clamped on under center of truck. If it is a bolt holding the dampner right through the heavy artillery then it wont be replaced as that is the new style. Very noticeable and can save tou the headaches of sitting there waiting for em to come out with a nice list of everything else they"need" to charge you for. I just went through this and I already have the upgraded style in my 07. Brother in law has 04 and he got the recall but his is same as mine so no need to deal with it.
Got any pics of what you are talking about? Im pretty sure I have what you are talking about. I did get the recall notice and called but they don't have any parts available now.
if you have a through bolt that holds the steeering damper onto the track bar, then it is the OLD style "Y" type steering linkage that is NOT subject to the tie rod end recall.
The newer "T" type steering linkage, woth the damper attached with a clamp, MIGHT be subject to a recall depending on whether an newer updated TRE was installed with it or not.
Here is a pic, but PLEASE NOTE that the "bad" or "good" label does not mean that your steering linkage is good or bad, but ONLY refers to whether or not you should have the dealer look further into the situation, with "Bad" meaning needing more checking, and "Good" meaning "Good to go". Of course, if for some reason you cannot tell what you have, by all means go to the dealership and have it checked, but FYI--this is the pic that dealership mechanics are refering to.
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I have the old style linkage and I am confused as to what the recall is for. It sounds to me like they installed some tie rods incorrectly on the new style linkage and/or the tie rods were bad?
I was thinking about updating to the 08.5 steering but should I hold off?
Holy hell people.
If you have the Tstyle linkage with the clamp on damper mount, go the dealership for the N62 recall.
If you have the Ystyle, it doesn't affect you, ignore it and move on.
Tstyle is on top.
Ystyle on left. Tstyle on right.
This is a Tstyle under my truck ("AF" version). Does yours look like this with the clamp on damper? If so, go do the N62 recall. If not, disregard.
Were the tie rods bad or were they bad because of incorrect installation? Combination of both?
If I buy the steering upgrade from Mopar does it come with the bad tie rod? Hold off on the upgrade until it's sorted out?
The tie rod is bad but in the recall they actually replace the complete assembly. This came straight from dealer 3 days ago
I purchased the 08.5 steering upgrade about 8 months ago. I went today and had the recall completed. They replaced the entire set up today and did an alignment. So yes B52doc, I would say any of the 08 setups on ebay or other places could possibly be bad. Hopefully the mopar dealers would have the updated/post recall parts. The service writer told me to send in my receipts to Chrysler for the setup I bought 8 months ago and that I would be reimbursed. I'll believe it when I see it. By the way, it only took my dealer a week to get in the new parts.
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TAMPA — In the complex anatomy of a track and field meet, pole vaulting isn't so much a vital organ as it is outlandish accessory. It's the mullet, the nose ring, equal parts eccentric and extreme.
"Pole vaulters," former Wharton girls state champion Natalie Moser said, "are a different breed."
And perhaps no one at Saturday's Class 4A state track meet personifies the sport more than Moser's latest pupil.
Some time Friday afternoon, Wildcats senior London Enos will stream a little AC/DC or Bon Jovi into her headphones, lace up her shiny pink-and-black New Balance spikes, grab one of her flexible fiberglass poles — ranging in length from 12 to 13 feet — and try to vault more than 11 feet into the air.
Among those cheering her on, either in person or from afar: siblings whose first names are really Mercedes, Rocky and Steel; aunts and grandparents traveling from as far as Minnesota, her mom, and a dad who spent a previous life as a flamboyant tag-team wrestler in the WWF.
Clearly, London AnnMarie Enos — first name inspired by a "Mrs." beauty pageant her pregnant mom was watching — is a bit more eclectic than even your typical 18-year-old non-conformist.
And for her particular endeavor, that's an ideal attribute, one that already has helped her win one state title.
"If I clear 12 feet and I come down and break my ankle, it'll be so worth it," said Enos, whose personal-best 11-foot effort won last year's 3A meet.
"You have to have that determination and motivation to do this sport. You can't give it 50 percent and just get over it. …My dad's a wrestler, so him being a crazy maniac, pain's nothing — me being raised like that made me a good (vaulter)."
Before opening his own painting company in Tampa, Mike Enos, a state prep discus champion in Minnesota, spent 12 years wrestling in various organizations worldwide. He enjoyed his greatest success in the early 1990s as part of the WWF's "Beverly Brothers," a notorious tag team with long blond mullets whose gimmick was that of spoiled rich kids.
His daughter inherited not only his straight blond hair, but his athleticism, which allowed him to throw his 260-pound body around a ring 23 nights a month.
A longtime gymnast and cheerleader, London has used the agility and flexibility developed from those longtime pursuits — not to mention sheer speed — to flourish the past three seasons.
"She is fast," said Moser, who won the state title in 2002 with an effort (12-6) that remains a Wharton school record. "Speed is half the battle in pole vaulting. If you're slow, you'd be very lucky to try to clear 9 feet. You need speed. She's got great turnover speed that she brings at the end."
Saturday, she'll bring it a final time, bent more on beating her own personal-best than any of the 15 other competitors.
"A lot of people don't even know what pole vaulting is," she said. "And I love that it's an individual sport; you compete with yourself. I don't worry about winning, it's not my priority. It's about …getting heights that I set as a goal for myself."
But if she does get pushed by another vaulter? All the better for this airborne free spirit.
"It seems like when she gets pressured or challenged she seems to do better," Mike Enos said. "That's almost good because she's seeded second (behind East Ridge's Brianna Arellano) at state so she'll want it more."
State track meet
Where: Showalter Field, Winter Park
When: 3A, Friday; 4A, Saturday
Schedule: 4x800 relay and field events, 1 p.m.; running event prelims, 4 p.m.; running event finals, 6:30 p.m.
Admission: $8 per meet
3A boys qualifiers: Armwood -- Trevarius Bradley (4x800 relay), Vaughn Cross (triple jump), Treyon Hankerson (4x400 relay, 4x800 relay), Ben Hilton (4x800 relay, 1600), Richard Jules (300 hurdles, 4x400 relay, 4x800 relay), Aaron King (4x400 relay), Leon McQuay (high jump), Ronald Thomas (4x400 relay); Hillsborough -- Carlos Flores (4x800 relay), Jeremiah Green (triple jump, 4x100 relay), Evan Jennings (300 hurdles), Rodney Johnson (4x100 relay), Brandon McFadden (shot put), Kyle McKay (4x800 relay), Terrence Mitchell (long jump, triple jump, 100), Carlton Walton (long jump, triple jump, 4x100 relay), Robert Wilson (4x800 relay), Fabian Woodard (4x800 relay), Jordan Worlds (4x100 relay); Jefferson -- Arthur Dunnigan (200); King -- Karim Hussein (300 hurdles); Plant City -- Alex Delfino (pole vault); Sickles -- Julian Gines (1600); Spoto -- John Akins (discus), Jordan Archie (4x400 relay), Jamar Burns (4x400 relay), Kelvin Gant (4x400 relay), Andre Jones (200, 4x400 relay)
3A girls qualifiers: Durant -- Grace VanDeGrift (1600, 3200); East Bay -- Nakia Love (long jump, triple jump); Hillsborough -- Ebone Aikens (4x100 relay), Anquinette Calhoun (4x100 relay, 4x400 relay), Ciarra Hawkins (400, 4x400 relay), Laqueisha Henderson (4x100 relay), Derricka Johnson (4x100 relay), Jorian Ordway (4x400 relay), Narricka Williams (100 hurdles, 300 hurdles, 4x400 relay); Jefferson -- Aliscia Buford (shot put); King -- Sandra Akachukwu (high jump, 200, 4x100 relay), Carol Hardy (4x100 relay), Jamila Holloway (4x100 relay), Ashley McBride (long jump, 100, 4x100 relay); Sickles -- Desire Clark (4x100 relay), Celine Innocent (4x100 relay), Chelsey Perkins (4x100 relay), Stephanie Valles (4x100 relay); Plant City -- Erika Kolakowski (800)
4A boys qualifiers: Alonso -- Pierot Adonis (shot put), Brandon Holloway (100), Franklin Mosely (400), Gigi Petion (high jump), Lyndon Robertson (110 hurdles, 300 hurdles); Bloomingdale -- Chris Diemer (discus, shot put); Chamberlain -- Max del Monte (1600), Mark Parrish (3200); Freedom -- Jake Kehlenbeck (800); Plant -- Brian Baird (pole vault), Didier Barjon (4x800 relay), Trevor Berecz (4x400 relay, 4x800 relay), Antonio Crawford (4x100 relay), T.J. Glover (400, 4x100 relay, 4x400 relay), Kyle Groh (4x800 relay), Brenton Honeywell (4x400 relay), Javonte Martin (4x100 relay), Bo Nalsen (4x800 relay), Tony Posada (shot put), Allen Sampson (4x100 relay, 4x400 relay); Newsome -- Isaac Baker (4x400 relay, 4x800 relay), Andrew Dowse (4x100 relay, 4x400 relay), Andrew Harris (4x400 relay), Ryan Jameston (pole vault), Adam Mallady (4x100 relay), Tyler Moriarty (4x800 relay), Taylor Rideout (4x100 relay), Michael Tourgee (4x800 relay), Mitch Verboncour (4x400 relay), Kyle Wilson (4x100 relay), Michael Zwijacz (4x800 relay); Riverview -- Roy Davis (4x100 relay), Jerrod Edwards (4x100 relay), Alexander Henley (4x100 relay), Brandon Samuels (high jump), Jamal Stewart (4x100 relay); Wharton -- Matthew Mckernan (4x800 relay), Joe Robinson (4x800 relay), Nick Swain (4x800 relay), Tate Wheeler (4x800 relay)
4A girls qualifiers: Alonso -- Alexandra Biver (triple jump), Quatasia Fantroy (long jump); Bloomingdale -- Johneisha Toppin (300 hurdles); Brandon -- Misha Bolden (300 hurdles), Tiffani Pate (triple jump); Freedom -- Quendreka Davis (4x400 relay), Emily Harvey (4x400 relay, 4x800 relay), Katie Luker (4x400 relay, 4x800 relay), Kaitlynn Pacholke (4x800 relay), Ashley Smith (4x400 relay, 4x800 relay); Plant -- Caroline Gibson (3200); Riverview -- Briana Bell (4x400 relay), Ashley Favors (300 hurdles, 4x400 relay), Ravyn Thomas (4x400 relay), Faith Woodard (high jump, 400, 4x400 relay); Tampa Bay Tech -- Alexia Garcia (100 hurdles), LeRia Jenrette (discus, shot put), Angelina Mills (long jump), Jasmyn Perry (400), Jasmine Wright (100, 200); Wharton -- Leah Chisolm (4x800 relay), London Enos (pole vault), Brooke Foley (4x800 relay), Stevondria Hardy (200, 4x400 relay), Erin Kocher (4x400 relay, 4x800 relay, 800), Shannon Meggs (4x400 relay, 4x800 relay, 800), Abby Ritter (1600, 3200), Tyler Watson (4x400 relay)


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Re: using findroot for multiple functions
In a message dated 2001/8/11 4:03:39 AM, amsommer at pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu
>I need to solve multiple equations varying one parameter. I am able to
>this if I vary the parameter in equal steps, but I have a list of numbers
>that I need to plug in. Here is an example because my description
>probably is not very clear:
>Here is an example of what works:
>Table[t /.FindRoot[(t-a)*Sin[t+a] + Sin[t-a]*Cos[t+a], {t,0}],[a,1,10,.5]
>My problem comes in because I want have a list of values that are not in
>equal steps. I have tried the following with no success:
>list = {1, 3.4, 99.1,100,109}
>ReplaceAll[[FindRoot[(t-a)*Sin[t+a] + Sin[t-a]*Cos[t+a],{t,0}],a-> list]
>If anyone has an idea on how I can get this to work, please let me know.
list = {1, 3.4, 99.1,100,109};
FindRoot[(t-#)*Sin[t+#] + Sin[t-#]*Cos[t+#], {t,0}]& /@ list
{{t -> 0.9999999957859541},
{t -> -0.14754829012037235},
{t -> 7.717139365543081},
{t -> 0.5397879298427968},
{t -> 0.9469935794800659}}
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Question about the power steering pressure hose coming from the pump going to the hydra boost. The line is loose/rotates in the fitting on the pump. It doesn't leak, is this how its suppose to be or should it be replaced?
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It shouldn't turn very easily at all if that is what you are asking. Those fittings are pressed and they do disengage. I'm not sure how you realized that it turns but that line is pretty exact and tight fitting so if its moving around on you it could be a sign that its about to give which is what happened to me about 2 months ago.
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|November 11, or what has become to be known as Veterans Day, was originally set as a U.S. legal holiday to honor Armistice Day – the end of World War I, which officially took place on November 11, 1918. In 1954 after having been through both World War II and the Korean War, the 83rd U.S. Congress (at the urging of the veterans service organizations) amended the Act of 1938 by striking out the word "Armistice" and inserting the word "Veterans". With the approval of this legislation on June 1, 1954, November 11 became a day to honor American veterans of all wars.
Veterans Day honors all members of the Armed Forces who served this country valiantly. They served and fought to protect us, to keep our country safe, and to preserve our way of life. Veterans gave their time and risked their lives for you, me, and our families.
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Men and women giving their best to defend what they love
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Our veterans have risked their lives for us
They have lived through hell and fought with honor
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For every life, there is a soul
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For those who live, along with them live the horrific memories of battle
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A famous science fiction artist named Frank Kelly Freas originally designed this for a comic book called "Astounding". He designed it for the story "The Gulf Between" which was in the October 1953 issue...The robot holding the dead body of a man is captioned "Please... fix it, Daddy?" to illustrate the story The Gulf Between by Tom Godwin. The robot killing the man was likened to a child injuring a bug and looking up at his parents saying "what have I done?" The original looks like this:
Roger is a huge fan of science fiction, he had the comic book, so therefore in 1977, he brought the idea to the table and inspired the band contacted Freas and he agreed to alter it for their cover.
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Recently, our AC stopped working properly. It was blew the air but no cooling. Technician found that coil was leaking. The coil was replaced and AC is working now but it is not working as it use to be before. Cool air is coming but intensity is less than it was previously. Also, temperature in the house is never reaching the temperature that was setup in the thermostat. As a result, AC is constantly working without stopping. For example, if temperature in the room originally was 78 degree but thermostat was setup for 72, the temperature in the room drops the most to 74 degree. It never reaching 72 and, as result, AC never stops. After technician completed the installation of a new coil, he told us that he also installed some valve that will reduce intensity of air while temperature is close to temperature in thermostat. He explained us that this is more energy efficient. However, if AC is working 24/7 without stopping, it will take more electricity and potential life AC will be shorter. Is our AC working properly now?
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E39 DSC works, but can not switch off
I have bmw e39 2001 525 and DSC light is not coming on when i press the DSC button, however when i switch the ignition on yellow triangle light comes on and goes off which how it should be. can any one help me.
Is this a new development or has it been like this for a while? And if it's been a while...did it occur around the time some other work or other malfunction/change/upgrade/mod occurred?
If you have diagnostic software/hardware, you could always hook it up and communicate with the control modules to see if there's a fault code registered...anything other than that will be a guess at what it could be if there's no other signs or symptoms that might lead us in some direction.
i had the same problem with ASC, an it was the ABS module problem, one very very thin wire was damaged in abs module
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QSilver7 thanks for the reply. A couple of years ago I replaced the LCM and it was not coded. Could that be the issue? As I remember I've been having this issue for a couple of years.
I don't have the tools to interrogation the software you mention, and I'm sure no one else went in there.
Any suggestions that may help identify where the problem is ?
Did you try another switch? could be the reason why it wont shut down . The DSC will always stay on and only the switch can turn it off, or if something is wrong with it and then the light on the dash will be on all the time.
I replaced the switch from a junkyard. No change. The strange thing was they were different part numbers. When I look up on real OEM it shows the part number I picked at the junkyard, not the previous switch. At one time it did work with the old switch.
Your master cylinder could be low on brake fluid.
I just purchased another switch off of EBay but will check my brake fluid this weekend.
Low on brake fluid could do that ?
It's worth a try
Wont a low brake fluied triger the light on the dash?
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Installed new DSC switch hoping to toggle DSC system, switch made no change. It's not a bad switch.
What else is there ?
I did a full brake flush using the pressurized method and a few bottles of BMW brake fluid and the light went away for good.
There is a red light in the dash a circle with doted lines around, it lights up when the pads are worn or the brake fluied is low .
Not brakes, not fluid level, not DSC switch. Is there a fuse or harness I can check the the switch is sending a "turn off" signal ?
Again, there may multiple areas that a fuse related with traction control can be since ABS/ASC/DSC/DBC all work in conjunction with one another (not all e39s may have all of the systems aforementioned).
(e39 glove box fuses)
Check fuses #17/#30/#31
Get the codes read; too many options to guess. Extremely common. http://www.bimmerfest.com/wiki/index...S_Control_Unit
Qsilver7. Thank you for the information and experience.
The DSC switch now works. Fuse # 17 was missing and nothing was there. I replaced it and it now works as designed.
What is the amperage of the red fuses ?
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> On 9/21/13 at 4:35 AM, kessler.hannes at gmail.com (H. Ke=C3=9Fler) wrote:
> >But what I am especially looking for is the list of the unit strings
> >in the correct spelling for Mathematica in
> >Quantity[magnitude,unitstring], not only the general overview of
> >units in the NIST-website. In the old Units-package (Mathematica 8
> >and earlier) each unit was a symbol and a list of all units
> >available could be obtained in the correct format and spelling by
> >?Units`*. This is obviously not possible anymore as there is no
> >package and all units are strings.
> There does not seem to be a specific set of unit strings. Note
> that doing:
> In[1]:= UnitConvert[Quantity[12., "Feet"], "Meters"]
> Out[1]= 3.6576 m
> returns a result essentially immediately. But doing
> In[2]:= UnitConvert[Quantity[12., "Foot"], "Meters"]
> Out[2]= 3.6576 m
> returns the same result after a small delay. You should see a
> brief message indicating Mathematica is interpreting the units.
> I believe what is happening here is Mathematica is using Wolfram
> Alpha to interpret the unit string which increases the allowable
> number of unit strings significantly and makes it essentially
> impossible for a user to create a list of allowable unit strings.
I'm not sure if you are complaining about or praising the flexibility of input,
but you can always see the canonical unit name by looking at the InputForm.
In[3]:= Quantity[5, "Foot"]//InputForm
Quantity[5, "Feet"]
You can also turn off internet connectivity in the preferences if you don't
want Quantity to try to interpret units for you by asking W|A.
Itai Seggev
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New York • The following is a list of initial public offerings planned for the coming week. Sources include Renaissance Capital, Greenwich, CT (www.renaissancecapital.com) and SEC filings.
Week of June 30:
Ambrx Inc. - La Jolla, Calif., 5.4 million shares, priced $12 to $14, managed by Stifel and Wells Fargo. Proposed Nasdaq symbol AMBX. Business: Clinical stage biotech developing optimized protein therapeutics known as bio-conjugates.
GlobeImmune Inc. - Louisville, Colo., 1.6 million shares, priced $15 to $17, managed by Aegis Capital. Proposed Nasdaq symbol GBIM. Business: Developing therapeutic drugs for pancreatic cancer and hepatitis B and C. Previously withdrew in October 2013.


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posted by Mickey .
Which of the following is an example of a Homogeneous mixture?
a. the hydrogen and oxygen atoms that make up water
b. A typical soil sample
c. a bottle of table vinegar
Personally, I think the choices are not good.
a. The hydrogen ATOMS and oxygen ATOMS of the elements are homogeneous but they are not mixtures and if they reacted to form water, then a compound, not a mixture, has been formed.
2. What is a typical soil sample? Is it a core sample from 100 feet deep in the earth, a sample from the top of the ground in New York, Louisiana, Texas (all of those would be different) or something different. Too vague in my opinion.
c. A solution (vinegar is a solution)is a homogeneous mixture. I'm sure this is the correct answer to the question; however, I disagree with this on technical grounds, also. If you are talking about white vinegar, that is a homogeneous mixture. If you are talking about vinegar made from apple or other fruits, it is a homogeneous mixture if it is fresh but a few days after opening, you will see some "mother liquor" floating around and then it is not homogeneous.
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Author Helen Garner returns to fiction after 16 year gap
By Belinda Goldsmith
CANBERRA (Reuters Life!) - For Australian writer Helen Garner, it took the end of a marriage and the death of a close friend to lead her back to fiction after a 16-year hiatus.
Garner, 66, published her first novel, "Monkey Grip," in 1977 after her dismissal as a high school teacher forced her to find a new career and she tried writing, firstly in newspapers.
But after two more novels she was drawn to non-fiction writing, exploring a sexual harassment case at a Melbourne university in "The First Stone" and the manslaughter death of a Canberra man by his girlfriend in "Joe Cinque's Consolation."
With a new novel, "The Spare Room," Garner has returned to fiction and found herself again enjoying the freedom.
"The Spare Room" is about two friends, one dying of cancer and one caring for the other.
She spoke to Reuters about her latest book and writing:
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Anyone know where this leak is coming from?
Anyone familiar with these types of leaks? See the pictures I took. It's a brownish type of liquid. Same spot like the first time I noticed it 2 weeks ago.
Not sure where it's coming from, I just snapped this picture in case I saw where it's coming from. I also did have the transmission cooler lines changed 2 months ago at the dealer for 400$. Anyone got a clue on this?
Re: Anyone know where this leak is coming from?
I did not smell it, however I did find my Antifreeze almost empty this morning. I filled it up and I will have to monitor that. Could it be an antifreeze leak? When Antifreeze is used up, does it change to a pink-brownish color like in the picture?
Also, I had my power steering fluid changed about 3-4 months ago. Do you think the dealer would make a hole on purpose or try some other bs?
How else can I investigate this? Should I put a pan under and collect some liquid?
Re: Anyone know where this leak is coming from?
According to this nice video, the location looks like it's power steering and maybe oil, and the color looks like oil.
2005-2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee Leaking Fluid? How to Determine What Is Leaking - 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4.7L V8
What do you think?
Re: Anyone know where this leak is coming from?
It doesn't look like coolant (antifreeze) to me.
It does look more like engine oil than PS fluid (or at least clean PS fluid), but the location is more in line with a PS leak.
Collecting the fluid isn't really going to help anything at this point. Either get under it and see if you can SEE where the leak is coming from. It should be very easy to see if it is oil (from the motor) or PS fluid from the pump/lines/rack or take it in to have someone diagnose it. Smelling it would also work, but if you don't have experience with what either is supposed to smell like it's not going to help!
Re: Anyone know where this leak is coming from?
If you can spray wash that area of the engine/chassis it will help.
If you collect the fluid, drop a couple drops off your oil dipstick and PS dipstick next to it and see which one matches look, feel, and most importantly smell.
if you still can't tell, take the sample to your mechanic.
It could be antifreeze but only if it is a very slow leak and it is being cooked by heat or something.
Re: Anyone know where this leak is coming from?
run it for a while and get it hot, some leaks don't appear until the thing is warmed up
Re: Anyone know where this leak is coming from?
Hey there,
I just went under and again noticed the same liquid, it looks like it's coming out of the oil filter and hitting that metal bar and coming down near where the power steering fluid is that's why I think it seems like it's in the location of a power steering leak. Please see my drawing. What could this crap be now? I hope it's not something major. :confused: I also placed some white cardboard underneath, but at this point I don't know if that matters.
Re: Anyone know where this leak is coming from?
Just hand tighten the oil filter, as it was probably not screwed on enough when installed and is leaking. I've never had a filter gasket go bad so it's probably loose.
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Re: Anyone know where this leak is coming from?
Also very possible it actually has 2 filter gaskets and that is what is causing the leak (the one on the filter and the old one that separated from the old filter...common mistake at quick lube places or when someone isn't paying attention!)
I agree with everyone above...it certainly looks like motor oil coming from the filter area so best guess would be oil from filter!
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This fall Louisville Central High School was one of the best stories coming out of the KHSAA Gridiron Bowl as first year head coach Tyrran Scroggins and his staff brought together a group of young men with one common goal. Win the Class 3A State Championship. While many thought Coach Scroggins was crazy to leave his previous job, the coach knew there was talent walking the halls that needed embraced, guided and shown faith in their abilities.
What he got was a team special enough to defeat Belfry in the championship game and a roster of players with the ability to take their game to another level. Three of those players are getting early recruiting interest from in-state and the University of Kentucky.
Class of 2009
Two players that really stand out for Central in the Class of 2009 should find their calling on the defensive side of the ball. Both bring the ability to play at the next level.
Ridge Wilson: Wilson has size and athletic ability at 6-foot-4, 210-pounds. With the ability to play on both sides of the ball several college programs have already been in contact about Wilson. At this stage I'd project him as an outside linebacker and depending upon what weight he could add a possible rush defensive end.
Mister Cobble: While most will overlook Cobble because of his height (6-foot-0) they'll end up losing out on a player that can make a difference. Strong, with quick feet, Cobble has the makings of a top defensive tackle at the college level. A high school wrestler, Cobble understands leverage and leaving it all on the field. A member of the schools ROTC and considered by his high school coach to be a school and team leader, Cobble has a solid frame and is not afraid to take on double teams. In fact he demands it of the teams they play against.
Class of 2010
While it's hard to believe we're talking about 2010 prospects already, UK has already talked about making an offer to this one.
Timothy Patterson: This is the player to keep an eye on and college coaches seem to already be agreeing. Size with great athletic ability makes Patterson the type of prospect that can blossom into one of the top in the country. At 6-foot-4, 205-pounds Patterson is a prospect with great upside as he's playing insider linebacker at this time. Showing during the state championship game he was willing to throw his body into the mix makes him a recruiting gem to watch. While head coach Tyrran Scroggins agrees with my assessment, he also is pushing for his young buck to take all phases of becoming a prospect serious. The Wildcats are talking about making an early verbal offer to Patterson to make sure he understands their desire to recruit him and keep him in-state.
Here are a few clips of Timothy Patterson from the State Championship game.
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Walhalla, a rich gold producer for 50 years, lives on as a remote and picturesque mountain township. It is hard to imagine a more difficult site for a town than the steep, narrow valley of Stringers Creek as it winds down through the dense forests of the Baws Baws. Yet in its heyday, between 1880 and 1895, more than 4000 people lived there.
Gold was found in Stringers Creek in 1863 and by 1866 numerous mines within the valley were opened. The great Long Tunnel Company, to which the prosperity of Walhalla owed its existence, became the greatest single producer of gold in Victoria. It closed in 1913. Walhalla once supported 15 hotels, 40 shops, two breweries, four churches, a school, jail and its own newspaper.
The narrow-gauge railway arrived from Moe in 1910 only in time to see the town die. The two major mines closed in 1911 and 1913 and the trains which were to have brought prosperity were used to cart away Walhalla's buildings. By 1920 there were only 250 people left. The railway closed in 1944 but is now rebuilt by the dedicated residents and supportive enthusiasts as a tourist railway including many of its historical buildings.
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Inside Auto swap meet Sunday Feb 18 2007. All car vendors welcome! ( GM, Ford Mopar, Chevy etc).Spaces are $25.00 & about 8 x 8. Set up time 6 am-8 am. Doors open at 8 am. Admission $2. Food & refreshments available,also bake sale. For more info call Lee or June Harder-920-526-3718 before 9pm
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In my last post I discussed the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES). Another encryption standard is known as RC6. Its predecessors were RC4 and RC5. RC6 is a fast block cipher (cryptographic algorithm) designed by Ronald Rivest for RSA Data Security (now RSA Security) in 1994. RC by the way stands for Ron's Code and/or Rivest's Ciphers.
What a block cipher does is take clear text and then operate on chunks of that text known as blocks. The "operates on chunks of that text†means that an algorithm is applied to the block which performs an encryption on the input block using a secret key and outputs a corresponding block of ciphertext. The decryption process is similar in that a block of ciphertext has an algorithm applied to it, using the same secret key and produces the original block of plaintext.
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We've been hearing for years now that a deliberate strategy of the Harper Conservatives after their election in 2006 was to choke the ability of future governments to spend big. By ramping up spending in some key areas while reducing revenues, any future government would be left with very little fiscal room to embark on costly schemes. Based on the commitments we're seeing so far this election, it might be working already.
The latest comes from Jack Layton and the NDP, who have proposed to make health care in Canada better through
of $165-million for more doctors and nurses. Nice idea, but what's really telling is that dollar amount. In 2009, health-care spending in Canada topped $180-billion. Layton's fix for health-care represents such a tiny addition that, by my admittedly lousy math, it would account for an extra, whopping … .091%. Not exactly a grand social project for a new Canadian society.
The Liberals have thrown around a bit more money, as is their wont during election season. They want to spend a
funding post-secondary education, and they've re-announced an earlier pledge to help out families caring for sick relatives — also to the
. So that's a fair chunk of change, but the Liberals have also been fairly clear where they'd get those savings — halting further corporate tax cuts, ditching the Tories' prison expansion plan and declining to spend billions on F-35 fighter jets without an open tender. (That last one is a bit disingenuous, since the Liberals are still going to need to buy fighter jets and that'll cost billions, but whatever. Don't let military necessity stand in the way of a good slogan.)
But still … a few hundred million from the NDP, a couple billion from the Liberals (with offsets) … this is pretty mild stuff for an election campaign. Maybe both the federalist opposition parties are holding off any major announcements until more Canadians are paying attention during the last few weeks of the campaign. The Liberals are reportedly set to release their fully costed campaign platform this Sunday, so we'll find out more then. But what's already notable, alongside the paltry sums, are the rather unambitious aims.
The NDP's plan to spend an extra $165-million on doctors and nurses doesn't even pretend to be a credible way of addressing the underlying, structural problems with Canadian health care. It's a what-you-see-is-what-you-get promise from the Dippers: Look, we're going to spend some money and get some more doctors. Don't expect miracles, OK?
Same for the Liberals. Knocking a few thousand bucks off a student's debt load will help some, sure, but it's not going to change a whole lot of lives. And the idea that a tax credit worth a few hundreds bucks a year is going to ease the burden on someone going through the enormously time consuming and emotionally draining job of caring for a sick relative is laughable (if well meant).
The Tories haven't offered up much, either (entirely proper for a party with pretensions of speaking for Canada's right-wing voters, but also sadly a break from their norm). What commitments they did make were contained in their defeated budget, and it was pretty small stuff, too. A few bucks for volunteer firefighters, a few bucks for parents whose kids are taking art classes. Yawn.
But, the Tories do have one thing going for them. So far, it's the littlest promise of them all. In pledging to
if elected with a majority, the Tories are offering to save the taxpayers a mere $30-million bucks … but in a way that could seriously shake up Canadian politics. It's a low-cost, high-yield reward play for them, and if the voters take to the idea of no longer having to subsidize a party dedicated to the break up of the country, it might be the cheapest electoral game-changer ever.
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Austin Symhony Presents: Beyond the Score: The Rite of Spring
Presented by Austin Symphony Orchestra at The Long Center: Michael and Susan Dell Hall
November 30 - December 1, 2012
Back by popular demand, this performance of Chicago Symphony's Beyond the Score featuring Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring is designed for both classical music aficionados and newcomers to look deeper into the world of classical music. The first half offers a multimedia examination of The Rite of Spring-its context in history, how it fits into the composer's output of works, the details of Stravinsky's life that influenced its creation- sharing the illumination stories found "inside" the music.
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Original antique backplates, and original antique shades.
These sconces have a formal Edwardian ambiance, and have a pewter look that is so typical of the Edwardian design style.
The original antique shades are simple, with a typical cream coloring below that transitions to a band of embossed clear glass at the top and bottom.
The metal of the backplates is cast zinc and aluminum with a lovely pewter finish.
Ready to go...nothing needs to be done, except add the light bulbs of your choice. These sconces have been completely re-wired with new sockets and all new wire. Can use any standard light bulb...but...we like to suggest using our neat little LED bulb (pictured below) if these sconces are for ambiance, and less than full room light. This little 2 watt bulb produces almost as much light as a 25 watt incandescent bulb, but only nibbles at the electricity. AND...it lasts 30,000 hours. We suggest it to prevent a bulb peeking over the rim of the shade. Just a final, nicer, touch.
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This one is tricky….
I've done GPRS TCP/IP with Siemens and Telit modules, but with this one- no luck… Someone succeded with something like simple HTTP that would like to post their code before I put the module in the bin and buy myself some more Siemens modules?
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MADISON, S.D. - Dakota State University head volleyball coach Amy Veenhof is excited to announce the signing of Jaynie Spier.
Spier, 5'8" outside hitter, was an integral member of the Oldham-Ramona/Rutland volleyball team that captured the school's first ever district championship. The Raiders fell short in the region finals to eventual Class 'B' state champions Arlington.
Spier was a four-time volleyball letter winner and team captain in her senior year. She was a two-time Dakota Valley All-Conference performer. She recorded 147 kills and 132 digs in her senior season. Spier also received the 'Unsung Hero' award in her senior year.
"I'm really excited that Jaynie is coming to DSU and playing volleyball," said Veenhof. "She's such a great person and will be a great addition to the team. Jaynie played in our club program this past year and came to several of our volleyball camps during her high school career. We had had the chance to work with her and watch her develop."
Jaynie is the daughter of Kip and DaLayne Spier of Madison, S.D. She graduated from Rutland High School and plans to major in Math Education at DSU.
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Solar Panel Placement
My solar panel instructions say to install on fire resistent surface. Can I assume that standard roof shingles are ok? Would a tin or metal roof be unsafe and become electrified? What about rubber? What roofing products are considered safe for solar panels?
You need to talk to your local authority having jurisdiction (LAHJ). They are all over the place on what that means, or have passed there own ordinances on the subject.
Also, some of the fire authorities have jumped in own safe placement of the panels, marking of the system, etc.
Here is a sample of what you might run into:
Why not ask the company that made the panels? No one here has ever seen the ones you have and was given no info on which ones you have.
The item I forgot to mention is many lahj's will require an engineering analysis of the roof.
If I had a choice, I would ground mount them.
pop-can DIY solar panels floor mounted
Hello, I have the same problem as John, but it`s slightly more complicated :huh:, so I would appreciate good advice if anyone has experience in this. I own a "do-it-yourself" solar system and I do not have the option of consulting manufacturer for opinion or suggestion regarding adequate roof surface.
Actually I built 2KW diy solar panels for direct air heating (it`s not a PV system!) and placed 2 solar units onto part of the roof covered with alu-sheets. Diy guide for my solar panels is located here: solar.freeonplate.com/diy-how-to/DIY-solar-panels.htm
Now I would like to make sure if this is the safest option in terms of fire resistance?
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text: SAN DIEGO, Aug. 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Organovo Holdings, Inc. (NYSE MKT: ONVO) today announced the sale of 9,000,000 shares of its common stock in an underwritten public offering at a price to the public of $4.50 per share. The net offering proceeds to Organovo from the sale of the shares are expected to be approximately $37.7 million, after deducting underwriting discounts and commissions and other estimated offering expenses, but excluding any exercise of the underwriters' over-allotment option. The Company anticipates using the net proceeds from this offering for general corporate purposes, including research and development, the development and commercialization of its products, general administrative expenses, license or technology acquisitions, and working capital and capital expenditures. The offering is expected to close on or about August 7, 2013, subject to customary closing conditions. In addition, the Company has granted the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 1,350,000 shares of common stock on the same terms and conditions, solely to cover over-allotments, if any. Lazard Capital Markets LLC and Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. are acting as joint book-runners for the offering. JMP Securities LLC and Maxim Securities LLC are each acting as co-managers for the offering. The shares described above will be issued pursuant to a prospectus supplement filed as part of a shelf registration statement on Form S-3 previously filed with and declared effective by the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"). The offering may be made only by means of a prospectus supplement and the accompanying prospectus, copies of which may be obtained by sending a request to: Lazard Capital Markets LLC, at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY 10020 or via telephone at (800) 542-0970, or Oppenheimer & Co. Inc., Attn: Syndicate Department, at 85 Broad Street, 26th Floor, New York, NY, 10004 or via email at email@example.com or via telephone at (212) 667-8563. Organovo intends to file a final prospectus supplement relating to the offering with the SEC, which will be available along with the accompanying prospectus filed with the SEC in connection with the shelf registration, on the SEC's website at www.sec.gov . This press release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities of Organovo, nor shall there be any sale of securities in any state or jurisdiction in which such an offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state or jurisdiction. This press release is being issued pursuant to and in accordance with Rule 134 under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.


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Shailene Woodley Embraces Weight Loss & Smaller Boobs in Instyle June 2014: "No Bra, No Problem! "
During promotions for "The Fault in Our Stars," Shailene Woodley scored the cover of InStyle's June 2014 issue.
While striking a pose in a stunning floral dress for the Giampaolo Sgura-shot spread, the "Divergent" beauty opened up about losing weight to portray the ill teenager in her upcoming film and growing up with scoliosis.
Check out highlights from Shailene's interview below and for more, head over to InStyle!
On her weight loss:
"I look at pictures of me with long hair and I think, 'Who is that person?' Even my voice and the way I hold myself has changed. I'm in a place where I feel healthier than I've ever been, and my body is exactly where it wants to be. I feel like I'm a woman. My boobs shrank. No one tells you that when you lose weight. No bra, no problem!"
On her scoliosis:
"My friends and I named my brace Casey. I took it off to eat, to go on dates, and to shower. It was uncomfortable, but I thought, 'I can complain, or I can embrace it, literally, and move on.'"
On her role in "The Fault in Our Stars":
"It changed my whole life and put things in perspective. I realized I was good at being outwardly positive because that's how I am by nature. But internally? I was so mean to myself. Realizing I needed to make a shift was a big moment for me. 'F**k you, insecurity. F**k you, lack of confidence!' When I finally realized I have to live life for myself and not for anyone else is when I started being more generous and kind and grateful, I was able to give back more."
Photo Credit: Giampaolo Sgura for InStyle


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Placing the correct size rug in your space is as important as choosing the right color or pattern. A rug that it is too small will shift the balance of the room unfavorably. A rug that is too big, especially in open floor plans, may put the area designations off. There are a few rules of thumb, but a picture says it better. Use these handy guides by Interior Designer Lisa Ferguson to make the best choice.
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Fun and frivolity is almost upon us in the form of The Festive Season, so it's only natural we start to plan entertaining. Top considerations are not just the style of food to serve, but the variety of drinks and the vessels from which to enjoy them.
Quality, as ever, should be paramount, but one should remain up to date too. Which is why I committed myself – and a couple of unsuspecting girlfriends – to some essential background research.
First stop was last month's Taste of Melbourne food and wine festival at Albert Park to take part in a wine-glass experience to learn why "five glasses are all you'll need". The second saw us atop cherry-red Vespas being whipped through the streets of Melbourne's CBD in search of the perfect aperitivo.
"What's the dress code for the aperitivo run," asked Colleen.
"Short and sexy, of course," I replied.
"Really?! On a scooter?"
"Whatever blows your hair back, darling," which would have been a completely irresponsible attitude for three mums as it turned out.
The boys hired to pilot the Vespas in that Campari-driven event were clearly chosen more for their looks than their riding ability. Have you ever heard motorcyclists referred to as "temporary citizens"? You get the picture.
On the glassware front, I've been a serious Riedel aficionado since I was old enough to have developed what I thought was a decent radar for these things. In my mid-20s living in Europe, I had the good fortune over two years to be exposed to some wonderful cultural habits that I tried to bring home.
Many of them came from Italy where I spent most of my time, learning the language through immersion and osmosis (which works a treat, especially if there's an Italian boyfriend on the scene). I came away wishing Australians could embrace the traditional daily passeggiata, where families walk laps of the town square, parading their children and chatting with friends before heading home after a gelato or aperitivo.
The latter was such a civilised prelude to dinner, I thought, involving light appetite-stimulating drinks served with small bites of antipasti, olives and pizza slices. The aperitivo is enjoyed over about an hour, in which time it is absolutely not OK to get drunk. It seemed a most luxurious way to get an evening under way, and I had high hopes this tradition would emerge Down Under.
Instead, we have "after-dinner drinks". And that just gets untidy.
Still, there are those who believe the "aperitivo hour" tradition can be properly instilled in this country, which is how my girlfriends and I found ourselves saddled up on Vespas and speeding along bike lanes in peak-hour Melbourne.
Our destination was Guy Grossi's latest creation, a then three-day-old bar called Ombra – Italian for "shadow" which seems appropriate given its position next to the towering Grossi Florentino.
Once there, a Campari mixologist, Clinton, gave us a lesson in the art of aperitivi creation while we nibbled on polenta chips with porcini ketchup, locally produced salami and natural oysters.
The most positive thing I can say about the drinks is they're so low in alcohol, you could probably drink two and feel confident about getting behind the wheel of a car.
Less encouraging was a factoid from Clinton that Australia is responsible for downing the second highest amount of Bourbon in the world, 95 per cent of which is sold in "RTD format". I'd never heard that phrase before. It means "ready to drink", or pre-mixed in cans and bottles. Is it just me, or is it another sign I really should take the children back to Italy? Because there's nothing civilised about drinking like that.
So I'll stick with my Taittinger Champagne and good wine on the home front. And it'll be served in very good glasses because I'm something of a snob on that point.
I'm drawn to restaurants that use Riedel. I credit the 250-year-old Austrian glassmaker with "ruining me" on my choice of glass in the mid-90s, when I first drank from its delicate hand-blown European crystal while living in Vienna. I've had Riedel in my home ever since.
Over the past year, however, I've seen a new brand of glassware, Plumm, turn up in fine-dining establishments around the country. It's designed in Melbourne, though produced in Europe.
Established in 2009, Plumm's crystal glassware is used in more than 450 restaurants nationally and is gaining traction in Hong Kong, Thailand and New Zealand.
I've been wanting to test-drive it for ages, so jumped at taking part in a masterclass run by wine writer and presenter Matt Skinner at Taste of Melbourne the other week. He admits to using only Plumm for wine in his home.
It turns out the reasoning for that is all about the tongue or, more accurately, how "the wine enters the mouth and crashes over" it. Which means the size and the shape of the glassware that delivers that wine matters. Plumm is a match for Riedel in pretty well any Australian household, Skinner says.
Plumm's offering of only five glasses "is amazing" given the brand is designed to what he says are the highest international standards.
The price is certainly compelling. I bought two top-of-the-line hand-blown "sparkling" flutes from Plumm for less than $160. I've never paid less than $110 for a single Sommelier Champagne flute from Riedel. I'm still working on the tongue differential.
Despite all that, I still think you need more than five different wine glasses to satisfy those visiting your home who really appreciate what they're drinking.
For the rest, I might use the Aussie-styled version as a back-up.
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Re: Re: LatticeReduce
> Dear Daniel,
> Many thanks for explanations! That helps! I will be learning about
> ExtendedGCD and HermiteDecomposition.
> What do you mean LinearSolve ? Could you give me one equation exercise
> (related to my) and solvng them by LinearSolve?
> Best wishes
> Artur
> [...]
The equations are homogeneous, so I should have used NullSpace instead of
LinearSolve. The idea is you can obtain a generating set of solutions to
the linear homogeneous equation simply by finding the null space
generators. If any are fractional (they are not, but I want to cover all
possibilities) then you would need to clear denominators to get integral
{a0, a1, a2} = {1, 2^15, -3^8};
In[50]:= NullSpace[{{a0, a1, a2}}]
Out[50]= {{6561, 0, 1}, {-32768, 1, 0}}
In[53]:= {a1, a2, a3} = {1, 3^4, 5^4};
NullSpace[{{a1, a2, a3}}]
Out[54]= {{-625, 0, 1}, {-81, 1, 0}}
Again, whether these are useful (thay are, admittedly, fairly "obvious"
solutions) depends on what you want to do. If you want small solutions you
might be beter off with the methods indicated in my prior response.
Daniel Lichtblau
Wolfram Research


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On Monday night, Steve Coogan appeared on Curb Your Enthusiasm - a show that, for some, provides the most rigorous laughs on TV - as Dr Bright, Larry David's therapist. In a hectic decline that sees Dr Bright descend from a self-important dispenser of romantic advice to a nerve-racked resident of a Malibu penitentiary, Coogan gets a role fuller than any guest I can think of over the six seasons of the show.
But did it work? I'm not sure. The truth is, a comic character in Curb (rather than a character in a comic situation) stands out like a mohican in a monastery. Dr Bright might have fitted into an episode of Seinfeld, but Curb has moved things on - and Coogan looked as though he was struggling to catch up.
I agree about Coogan. My impression is that he was out of his depth and unable to ad-lib - the skill that makes Curb so brilliant.
You're being grotesquely unfair to Coogan. He was perfect for the role. Watch the episode again: it's still the best comedy in the world.
I get overly analytical whenever a British comedian appears on a US show. I can't judge them dispassionately: it's like going to see a friend's gig.
Blue Jam
This all sounds like another instance of British green-eyed negativity when it comes to one of us doing rather well across the pond.
I've given up on Curb. I found the first four series very funny, but the last two have been tired. The last episode I saw came across like a first-draft read-through of a Seinfeld script.
Steve Coogan did stick out, but I thought that was because he created characters so firmly rooted in this country that it's odd to see him in another setting.
I know he hates people saying it, but Coogan is only any good as Alan Partridge - just as Ricky Gervais will never better his performance as David Brent.
The scandalous scheduling by More4 is a far worse distraction than Steve Coogan's guest appearance. Curb just vanishes from their schedules for weeks at a time with no warning.
I agree: it is a crime that More4 miss episodes and shift it around the schedules. That's the main reason I downloaded the whole series from the internet.
Thou shalt look upon Coogan with awe and reverence.
Also on this week's arts blog:
· Penny plain, tuppence coloured The Royal Mint has given British coins a makeover. Is it an improvement?
· Fight to the death Who will win the battle between critics and bloggers for the soul of literary criticism?
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Cindy Jacobs is reliably loopy, but her account of various daily miracles is a stretch even for her...http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=5NYOQ3YT3sY"We believe we're moving into a supernatural season, where if needed, God will multiply food. I have seen God multiply food more than one time when I was cooking. I mean when our kids were little, they were always bringing friends into the house. And I remember spooning out spaghetti or whatever, just praying in the spi … [Read more...]
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Planned 2nd Amendment Utopia
It's one of the ironies of American history that the capitalists who created America's industrial economy were often uncomfortable with some of the effects of capitalism itself. One of the most common methods of reducing the "creative destruction" was the creation of planned communities, where the industrialist controlled not just the factory but the development of the surrounding community. From Lowell, Massachusetts to Hershey, Pennsylvania, these were attempts to preserve some ideal of … [Read more...]
Call Me Gangnam Style
Veteran anti-christ watcher William Tapley has uncovered the supersecret numerology underlying pop hits like Gangnam Style and Call Me Maybe:http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=oUbE34XjOgw"In other words, that 666, which is the number of the antichrist in Bible prophecy, will defeat 555, which is the number of Mary's rosary ..."Gah. He's just grabbing any number from 2000 years of Christian history and throwing them into one narrative.One thing I've always … [Read more...]
Weirdest Syncretism Ever: The Jedi/Mayan Apocalypse
From Reuters:Deep inside the Guatemalan rainforest stand the ruins of the Maya temples that George Lucas used to film the planet Yavin 4 in the movie "Star Wars," from where Skywalker and his sidekick Han Solo launched their attack on the Galactic Empire's giant space station.This week, at sunrise on Friday, December 21, an era closes in the Maya Long Count calendar, an event that has been likened by different groups to the end of days, the start of a new, more spiritual age or a good … [Read more...]
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Re: Changing CellMargins?
The values are inherited from the style file. You can always modify a local
copy of the style file to your preferences. If you need to change some values
to specific cells use the cell options such as CellMargins-> {} or similar.
Pay attention that if you make changes in the style file, the changes take
place only for the environment (screen, printout, working, etc.) while if you
change the cell options it will effect all the environments, since the value
is not inherited anymore.
On Sunday 28 November 2004 08:07, AES/newspost wrote:
> I'd like to put a bit more space above and below Input cells, and maybe
> also Output cells, on screen and in printouts, in all of my notebooks.
> The values for the CellMargins settings in my Default.nb seem to be
> "Inherited", even at the Global level. Where are these values inherited
> from, or how and where can I change them?


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Cast your mind back to before May 19th 1999, to a time when only three Star Wars films existed and all we had was love for one of the greatest film trilogies ever made and expectation for what joy we may get from the upcoming prequels. They were good times, and it's those memories that we celebrate today, on unofficial Star Wars day!
Why today? Well it's the 4th of May, or as the Americans would say, May the 4th. So of course, it didn't take long for someone to see the correlation between that date and Star Wars' most famous phrase 'May the force be with you.' So, if you have a moment this evening, kick back with friends and family alike and enjoy one or all of those great films again. Personally, I'm distinctly jealous of a certain Chris Moyles who plans to watch the first film on his R2-D2 projector! Just don't let anyone catch you indulging in those prequels!*
So, without further ado, May the 4th be with you!
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Any chimney sweeps here? Question:
Hi Again, people,
I need to clean my masonry chimney, and figured I need a brush. Its 10X14.5" ID, but when I was peeking inside, I noticed where the masons placed the sequential blocks of flu, naturally, some mortar oozed out and hardened on the inside. My concern is will by brush be able to be pushed down then back up even with those gobs of mortar staggered all the way down there, presumably?
Please comment asap, as its freezing here in Florida......
Yes, that is why you use a brush, not a sponge.
Thanks. (I dont get the sponge thing though....)
You use a sponge to clean pipe, i.e. things without protrusions that a dense sponge would get caught upon.
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text: Hey guys. Just started having this problem lately on my dub. Sometimes, when I go to start the car, it won't start on the first crank. When it doesn't start, i give a second or too and try again. It always starts on the 2nd try, and when it does it will rev to about 1500rpms then back down to idle and then start puttering for about 7 seconds or so. After it putters I smell raw fuel super strong. Aside from that, within the past 3 or so weeks, ive had a raw gas smell when I come to stops or sitting at lights. Anyone else have this problem. I called my dealership and was supposed to get a call back, but haven't yet. I guess im calling back tomorrow, but in the mean time I just wanted to know if anyone else has seen this. Especially with a car that only has about 16k miles on it. It's all stock except for the SPT exhaust Ive had since day 1 of owning the car.