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If your motorcycle has a center stand use it for long term storage. If you're not riding for several weeks and don't have a center stand you may want to consider carefully propping up the bike using blocks. Don't do more harm than good by dropping your bike while attempting to prop it up! If done correctly lifting your motorcycle will alleviate stress on the suspension and tires. Inflate your tires to the maximum recommended pressure will maintain their shape, since cooling temperatures will make the pressurized air contract. If the ground might potentially freeze, try to keep the tires off the ground using wood blocks.,,,
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Burn the bridge and bet the store…Millie's coming home one last time as Schaumburg On Stage presents the 2002 Tony Award winner for best musical, THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE, Friday,Feb. 1 at 7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 2 at 2 p.m. & 7 p.m. and Sunday, Feb. 3rd at 2 p.m. at the Schaumburg Prairie Center for the Arts, 201 Schaumburg Court in Schaumburg, Illinois. Tickets are $18 for adults and $16 for students and seniors age 62 and older. Organized Group Rate and Theater-Dinner Package are available. For more information or to purchase tickets, contact Schaumburg On Stage at 847-345-0092.
Now in its 16th season, Schaumburg On Stage, has been bringing the Northwest Suburbs Premier Musical Theatre. With Thoroughly Modern Millie, it recreates the roaring twenties with a full orchestra, glamorous costumes and big tap numbers! The featured stars will be Lea Cartina, 19, of Wood Dale and Carly Gurrieri, 17, of Schaumburg as Millie Dillmount, a Kansas girl determined to make her way in 1920's New York City and marry a rich and powerful man. Things get off to a rocky start as Millie is robbed only minutes after arriving in New York, and she discovers that falling in love doesn't always go according to plan.
The production dazzles with talented actors, singers and dancers from all over the Chicago area including Jon Knitter, 18, of Schaumburg and Ralph Pulice, 20, of Wooddale as the charming paperclip salesman, Jimmy Smith, who challenges Millie's notions of love and marriage. Emily Miller, 15, of Schaumburg and Kathleen Tresenowski, 16, of Inverness will share the role of Miss Dorothy Brown, a budding New York actress who befriends Millie as they navigate the Big Apple as thoroughly modern New York flappers. Rounding out the leads are Tim Ackerlund, 17, of Schaumburg and RJ Cecott, 19, of Hickory Hills, who share the role of the wealthy head of Sincere Trust Insurance Company, Trevor Graydon III. Miss Peg Flannery, Trevor's hard nose lead stenographer is played by Ally Rajewski, 17, of Elk Grove Village.
Muzzy van Hossmere, a wealthy heiress and confidant to Millie is played by Paige Brantley, 16, of Schaumburg and Geanna Fank, 18, of Elk Grove Village. Katie Jackovin, 14, of South Elgin and Gianna Pennacchio, 17, of Itasca are double casted as the villainess Mrs. Mears. Mrs. Mear's assistants Ching Ho, is played by Jarret La Berg, 21, of Schaumburg and Bun Foo, is played by both Anthony Irsuto, 16, of Bloomingdale and Tucker Nevel, 17, of Schaumburg.
The production is lead by directors/producers Carol Lynch and Kerrie Noah and musical directors Rosemarie Aiello and John Hacker. Danielle Zyrkowski and Colleen Lynch are assistant directors and assistant choreographers. Colleen Lynch is a Schaumburg On Stage alumni, played the role of Millie in SOS's first production of Thoroughly Modern Millie several years ago. Colleen has just finished a degree in fine arts and education from Millikin University and plans a career in professional musical theater as well as education.


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Childhood experiences in nature are on the wane. Cheryl Charles, Assistant Deputy Chair of IUCN CEC, discusses what this means for forests.
Reprinted from arborvitae 42: Communicating Forest Values
There is a disturbing worldwide trend that may impact the future of forests. The trend is what author Richard Louv named "nature-deficit disorder" in his best-selling book, Last Child in the Woods. Naturedeficit disorder is not a medical diagnosis. It is, however, a compelling description of a social change that is affecting children in both the developed and developing worlds. For many children, childhood is now dominated by time indoors.
Worldwide, the most common activity for children when not in school is watching television.1 Most children today don't have the kind of childhood that many who have chosen forestry or other conservation and natural resource-related professions had as children – being told or encouraged to "go outside and play but get home before dark."
My grandfather was a forester. Some of my earliest defining childhood experiences were spent on horseback with him. He was also a gifted communicator, using a combination of story and direct experience to seed in me the lifelong commitment to do what I can for children's health and well-being, and the health of the Earth itself.
Why is this trend of children's lack of direct experiences in nature important to foresters? Researcher Dr. Louise Chawla is among those whose work indicates that, nearly to a person, it is childhood experiences in nature that are the most significant contributors to growing up as adults with a deep commitment to the environment.
For young children, this commitment is nourished by playing in wild and semi-wild places outdoors: turning over a rock and feeling connected to all of life; climbing a tree and feeling a surge of confidence and exhilaration, peace and perspective; and having an adult share a place so special that the child feels valued and develops a lifelong connection to the power and beauty of the natural world.
Foresters, and those concerned about who will be foresters in the coming generations, should thoughtfully consider these changes in childhood and the potential implications for the profession and, by extension, for the health of forests in the future. We need to create nature-based experiences for children, youth and young adults and we need to advocate for policies that support the provision of nature-based experiences for young people. If your organization is not yet providing such opportunities, revisit your mission to make this a priority. Most of all, don't assume that children today are playing outdoors and developing a deep connection to the natural world that will lead them to choose a career in forestry.
In the face of these changes and challenges, I urge you to make it a priority to take a child outside in nature – for the child's healthy development and to plant the seeds for a career and a lifestyle that cares for and respects the Earth.
1 Singer, D.G. et al., 2009. Children's Pastimes and Play in Sixteen Nations: Is Free-Play Declining? American
Journal of Play, Winter 2009, pp. 283-312.
Contact: Cheryl Charles, firstname.lastname@example.com
Cheryl is co-founder, President and CEO of the Children & Nature Network, and also serves as Assistant Deputy Chair of IUCN's Commission on Education and Communication. For resources, including summaries of more than 100 studies of relevant research, visit www.childrenandnature.org.


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'Our veterans deserve better'
The American Legion says veterans who own and operate small businesses – or wish to – need a bigger boost than what the government offers currently. The Legion's message was communicated by Legion Legislative Division Director Lou Celli during a U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship roundtable on Nov. 13.
The discussion, titled "Serving our Service Members: A Review of Programs for Veteran Entrepreneurs," was led by committee chair Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La.
"As the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan come to a close and our troop levels draw down from the Mideast," she said, "the American economy is gaining access to tens of thousands of smart, disciplined and motivated men and women leaving their posts overseas to enter the workforce here at home. These young men and women develop a unique skill set during their years of service in uniform, and we need to do everything possible to clear a path for them to use those skills to make a living and to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams, not just for their own benefit but for the benefit of their communities and our nation. (Today) we want to see what federal programs are working well to assist veterans in this transition and which need to be tuned up."
Among the federal programs that need tuning up are those administered by the Small Business Administration (SBA), Celli said. "Over the course of almost 15 years, (the SBA's Office of Veterans Business Development) has only been able to grow to 14 Veteran Business Outreach Centers (VBOCs) while other SBA outreach offices have experienced double and triple that growth," he said. "These centers are the primary client generator for the veterans' business outreach office, yet they are but an obscure link in the middle of a webpage that has more than 50 such links…"
VBOCs are designed, according to their mission statement, "to help create, develop, and retain veteran-owned small business enterprises."
Celli continued with remarks critical of the SBA's "Patriot Express" lending program. "The strength of that program," he said, "has been so diluted that it really isn't any more advantageous than other lending programs in the SBA portfolio. Our veterans deserve better."
To illustrate his point, Celli related the story of a Legionnaire who owns a small IT business in Sen. Landrieu's hometown of New Orleans. "He is a disabled veteran who was medically evacuated out of Iraq," Celli said. "When he applied for the Patriot Express loan, he was denied because of a bureaucratic administrative error that SBA was unable to compensate for. The mistake was eventually corrected, but (he) never did get that loan."
Celli did acknowledge the value of the VBOCs, as well as the Patriot Express loan program, expressing the belief that the great expertise offered by the veterans outreach centers can and should be put to good use in educating veterans in what panelist Robert Rehder, a VBC director, called "financial literacy."
In closing remarks, Celli said, "No one in this room thinks that…Patriot Express or any lending program should be 'free money' for veterans. Quite the opposite. It should be competitive and difficult to get because a gauntlet needs to be gone through by a veteran to make sure that (he or she) understand(s) what that money is going to be used for. And, the only way to do that is through training. The only way to make sure that (a) business plan is solid and sound is if it goes through one of the experts that work with veterans and understand the dynamics.
"It's really criminal that our veterans go from the front lines to the back of the line in contracting."
Celli was joined on the discussion panel by nine other advocates for veteran entrepreneurs, including Rhett Jeppson, an associate administrator of SBA's Office of Veterans Business Development.


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Deal of The Day: Levi Skinny Jeans
Skinny jeans are a wardrobe staple.
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Where ever you go, you see them. Skinny jeans have transitioned from a trendy item to a must-own. And why not? They're incredibly versatile. Just switch your tee for a blazer and tank, or chunky sweater and boots to silky top and you can go anywhere.
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To find out if your system is ready for a new software update you need to look up the Software Version (example below: 5.0.1) displayed on the configuration screen of your Hyundai full map navigation system.
Looking up and comparing the Software Version
To look up the "Software Version" of your Hyundai navigation system you need to look first for the configuration screen of your system.
1. Switch on your navigation system and wait until the system is completely booted.
2. Press Setup key for a minimum of 5 seconds ( ) and the configuration of your system will be displayed.
3. Look up and/or note the Software Version.
4. If your current software version is lower than 5.1.3 you cannot update to the latest version via this web site, Software Version 5.1.3 is only available at your Hyundai dealer. This is required before any further software updates are possible.
If your current software version is equal or higher than 5.1.3 click "here" to download the latest Software Version 7.5.8 to your PC and unzip it afterwards to the root directory of an empty USB stick with a minimum capacity of 1GB.
Plug in the USB stick to your Hyundai Navigation device which will automatically detect the software update on the USB stick.
Accept the update with OK and ensure that the engine is running while the Software is updated. This process will take a couple of minutes.
Once the software has updated and the system has automatically rebooted press "cancel" on the pop up window to finish the update process. Remove the USB-stick.


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Morning all and happy Thanksgiving to my American friends.
I've been trying to post a link to the latest version of my book cover, but photobucket doesn't seem to be working properly. For those of you who are on FB, the picture is on my author page there. Here is the link to the page.
Marielle - most middle eastern countries are a little dangerous. I don't know how they're going to manage security. We'll have to make sure we pray for Rob while he's there!
Songbird - sorry to hear that the kids are sick. That's never fun. I miss your big posts.
Grayce - thanks for that! I will need all the help I can get to spread the word. I want this book to make a profit for Rochelle, to justify her faith in me. We'd need to sell about 1000 copies for that. If I sell 3000 it will be her biggest selling book to date. That may not seem like much, but it is a little more difficult than you might imagine.
Sarah - the more nerdy friends, the better!


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I had been cooking avidly for six years when, in the fall of 1976, thinking it was important to learn about "French" and "Northern Italian," I flew to Rome with my new wife to begin what we called a "sort of honeymoon."
At the time, "sophisticated" meant "complicated" and conjured visions of high-hatted chefs spending hours creating sauces you could never hope to duplicate. Instead, we were eating eggplant Parmesan — sautéed eggplant slices with a light tomato sauce and a grating of Parmesan — at a steam-table restaurant near the Pyramid of Cestius and rigatoni con la pajata, with the intestines of baby lamb, at a dive in the Testaccio.
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DOCD-5508 Female Blues Singers Vol 4 C 1921 � 1930 Genres: Blues, Classic Blues, Female Blues, Jazz. Informative booklet notes by David Evans Detailed discography. The majority of tracks on this volume are sung in a dramatic style. This style is heard often in the very early 1920s but was pretty much pass� by 1923. Some of the characteristics of the style of the early recordings may be due to the fact that these records were aimed at both white and black customers. The collection is made all the more interesting with the appearance of some fine jazz accompanists including James P. Johnson, Bob Fuller, Louis Hooper and Buddy Christian. The female blues singers who made records in the 1920s and early 1930 are often simplistically characterized as "vaudeville" artists. This series of fourteen, concentrating on singers who made only a handful of recordings and who mostly remain biographically obscure, reveals the true diversity of the female artists of this era. Continued...
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Rules for stagecoach travel varied from company. After they were firmly established, and with as many as nine passengers inside each coach, Wells-Fargo (the most dominate line) focused on etiquette. Some drivers strictly enforced the rules, while others looked the other way, or could be bribed to do so.
First class passengers were allowed to ride in the coach the whole trip. Second class rode on top of the coach, alongside the luggage, and could also be made to walk in rough places, narrow trails, or muddy fields. Third class passengers had the added burden of having to push the stagecoach uphill if necessary.
Passengers were asked to refrain from drinking alcohol during the trip, but if they chose to drink they were expected to share. That same sharing rule applied to the buffalo hide blankets provided for warmth. Anyone caught hogging the robe could be forced to ride on top of the coach, or up front with the driver. Huddling together under the blankets was acceptable, but passengers were instructed not to snore loudly or lean on their neighbors shoulder as a pillow.
Men were held in high standard when it came to personal conduct. They were requested not to swear in front of women or children, and to surrender smoking cigars and pipes in the presence of women. They were allowed to chew tobacco, but could only spit with the wind and not against it. It was also ungentlemanly for a man not to help a woman into and out of the carriage, or by not surrendering his seat when necessary.
Passengers were also forbidden to discuss certain topics while traveling, including stagecoach robberies, murder sites along the trail and the possibility of violent skirmishes. The rule was much more keenly enforced if women or children were on board.
Passengers were permitted to carry firearms on their person and expected to use them in certain emergencies. They were not allowed to hunt wild animals from the comfort of the coach, or fire weapons simply for fun or celebration. Such activities could scare the horses, causing them to bolt. In the event of a runaway stage, passengers were encouraged not to jump from the coach, because they could be injured or stranded.


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Story highlights
- Vice President Biden takes part in an online discussion on gun violence
- Sen. Feinstein warns of an "uphill road" to get her proposal passed
- The NRA says it is "confident" Congress won't pass Feinstein's measure
- The proposals come almost six weeks after the Newtown school massacre
On one side were pegboard panels mounted with various assault rifles and semi-automatic weapons -- including a Bushmaster similar to the one used in last month's Newtown school massacre.
Behind the stage stood police officers supporting a renewed ban on such firepower. One by one, victims of gun violence told their brief stories and expressed support for a new federal ban being proposed by Sen. Dianne Feinstein on some assault rifles and semi-automatic weapons.
Almost six weeks after the Connecticut shooting rampage that killed 20 first graders, Feinstein said she planned to introduce her measure later Thursday, with Reps. Carolyn McCarthy of New York and Ed Perlmutter of Colorado doing the same in the House.
Feinstein's proposal would upgrade an assault weapons ban that expired in 2004 and also outlaw ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.
She said the goal is to "dry up the supply of these weapons over time."
"These massacres don't seem to stop," the California Democrat lamented, listing notorious rampages of past years known by the lone name of their locations -- Columbine, Virginia Tech, Aurora, Tucson and Oak Creek.
"We should be outraged at how easy it is" for attackers to get hold of the semi-automatic weapons or large-capacity magazines used in those slaughters, Feinstein told the event at the U.S. Capitol that she organized.
Her legislation is opposed by the nation's powerful gun lobby, led by the National Rifle Association. That means that despite a push by the White House and Democrats for tougher gun control steps, Feinstein's full measure is given little chance of winning congressional approval.
In a statement on Thursday, the NRA said that Feinstein "has been trying to ban guns from law-abiding citizens for decades."
"The American people know gun bans do not work and we are confident Congress will reject Senator Feinstein's wrong-headed approach," the organization added.
In a sign of the gun lobby's influence, a nine-day sports and outdoor show scheduled to take place in Pennsylvania next month was postponed Thursday because the NRA withdrew its support over the decision by organizers to ban the display of "modern sporting rifles" -- the kind of semi-automatic weapons targeted by Feinstein's proposal.
At her Washington event, Feinstein acknowledged that enacting a ban was "really an uphill road," adding: "If anyone asks if we can win this, the answer is we don't know, because it's really uphill."
She then made a plea for people to call their senators and House members to declare "enough is enough," adding that a mobilized public is "stronger than the gun lobby."
Later Thursday, Vice President Joe Biden made a similar appeal in an online discussion on Google, saying: "Make your voices heard."
He insisted that a reasonable ban on semi-automatic weapons and high-capacity magazines, as well as strengthening background checks, presented no threat to the constitutional right to bear arms.
"It's not about keeping bad guns out of the hands of good people," Biden said. "It's about keeping all guns out of the hands of bad people."
President Barack Obama called for renewing the assault weapons ban as part of his package of gun control proposals announced earlier this month in response to the December 14 Newtown school massacre and overall gun violence in America.
Feinstein's measure would stop the sale, transfer, importation and manufacture of more than 100 specialty firearms and certain semi-automatic rifles, as well as limiting magazines to 10 rounds or less, she said. Not all of the weapons in the bill meet the technical definition of assault weapons.
The restrictions would not apply to guns owned before enactment of any law. Feinstein noted her proposal exempts from the ban more than 2,000 models used for hunting or sporting purposes.
"They are by make and model exempted from the legislation," she said, adding that the old ban had 375 such exemptions.
Those exemptions were an apparent effort to garner support for the measure from conservative Democrats and others expected to face fierce lobbying by the NRA and constituents.
Supporters of more gun control acknowledge the constitutional right to bear arms, but argue that rifles capable of firing multiple rounds automatically or semi-automatically exceed the reasonable needs of hunters and other gun enthusiasts.
They also contend that high-capacity ammunition magazines provide the capability for mass shootings such as the Newtown massacre.
Opponents contend the Second Amendment forbids the government from this type of limit on weapon ownership by citizens.
They worry that such a weakening of gun rights would signal a shift that would leave citizens defenseless against criminals and, some also argue, against potential future government tyranny or abuse. Instead, the NRA has called for increasing armed guards at schools to protect students.
Speakers at the event organized by Feinstein rejected arguments that anyone beyond the military or law enforcement officers needed such firepower.
"How are you going to hunting with something like that?" asked Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey, pointing to the assault weapons displayed to his left. "You kill something, there's nothing left to eat."
Continuing bloodshed on the nation's streets -- with dozens dying every day from gun violence -- should be enough evidence to overcome the past inability to get gun control legislation enacted, he argued.
"If the slaughter of 20 babies does not capture and hold your attention, then I give up because I don't know what else will," Ramsey continued, thrusting a pointed finger for emphasis.
At Feinstein's request, people who were injured or lost loved ones to gun violence, including several from the Virginia Tech massacre, then offered their support for her efforts.
Some told of losing a parent or child. Others described how attackers inflicted carnage so quickly.
Pam Simon, a staff member to Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona, said she was a few feet away from the congresswoman on the day both were shot outside a Tucson grocery store.
"On that day, 30 bullets were delivered in less than 30 seconds," Simon said.
Some of the weapons on display Thursday are currently against the law in the District of Columbia, and Democratic sources told CNN that Feinstein coordinated with police on being able to have the guns there.
NBC's David Gregory was recently investigated for holding a banned ammunition magazine on the network's "Meet the Press" program broadcast from Washington. No charges were brought in that case.
Obama's proposals include expanding and strengthening background checks on gun buyers to ensure all sales include screening to prevent weapons from going to criminals and the mentally ill.
While the gun lobby has indicated support for some improvements in background checks, it remains opposed to other steps, saying they won't prevent criminals from getting weapons.
Instead, gun advocates urge tougher enforcement of existing laws and making criminals serve their full sentences.
Biden led a panel assembled by Obama in December to examine gun control steps after the Newtown shootings, which sparked a fierce public debate over how to prevent such mass killings. Biden's recommendations formed the basis of the package of proposals Obama announced this month.
A recent CNN/Time Magazine/ORC International poll indicated that Americans generally favor stricter gun control, but they don't believe that stricter gun laws alone would reduce gun violence.
In announcing his gun control package, Obama also signed executive actions that call for tougher enforcement of existing laws and require federal agencies to provide data for background checks.
New York state recently enacted a series of new gun regulations, the nation's first since the Newtown shootings. Ten other states are reviewing some form of related action.
The issue is among the most politically divisive in the country, as demonstrated by the decision by Reed Exhibitions to postpone the nine-day Eastern Sport and Outdoor Show scheduled to start February 2 in Harrisburg.
On Tuesday, the NRA withdrew its support for the show due to the decision by organizers to ban modern sporting rifles from exhibition.
"We had called on Reed Exhibitions to reconsider their decision; unfortunately they have steadfastly refused to do so," an NRA statement said. "As a result, the NRA will not be participating in the upcoming show in Harrisburg or in any other shows hosted by Reed Exhibitions that maintain this policy."
In announcing Thursday that the show was off, a Reed Exhibitions official said the intent of excluding "certain products" was to focus on hunting and fishing traditions of the event.
"It has become very clear to us after speaking with our customers that the event could not be held because the atmosphere of this year's show would not be conducive to an event that is designed to provide family enjoyment," said Chet Burchett, the company's president for the Americas.
"It is unfortunate that in the current emotionally charged atmosphere this celebratory event has become overshadowed by a decision that directly affected a small percentage of more than 1,000 exhibits showcasing products and services for those interested in hunting and fishing," he added.


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Dodge M37 Small Block Chevy Engine Swap Tips - Awesome Engine, Any TruckPosted in How To: Engine on September 1, 2009
There are lots of engines available to stuff in your 4x4, but the small-block Chevy has never been surpassed as the hottest engine swap ever. With the Generation III and IV engines (aka LS Series) flooding the used and crate engine market, they are quickly replacing the old standby small-block GM as the easy engine to swap due to their ability to produce cheap, reliable, fuel-injected power.
We did a buildup on an LS-style engine in Aug. '08 ("Lego Engines"), and now it's time to stuff one under the hood of a truck. The old Dodge M37 military truck you see here is one of the next wheeling rigs we'll be building. There will be more info on it in the future, but for now we'll just touch on things to remember when swapping any engine in your 4x4. (Oh, and before you Dodge guys get all bent out of shape over our putting a GM in a Dodge, let us tell you that we saved this truck from the crusher; it had no engine when we found it and the used GMC 6.0L V-8 was a deal we couldn't pass up.)
Note the front differential at full suspension compression, as well as driveshaft, steering, exhaust, transmission and transfer case clearance, the fan-to-radiator spacing, and the ability to get to the engine for any maintenance. Offsetting the engine an inch or two for clearance and angling the back down a few degrees (we went to 4 degrees) isn't uncommon. We swapped out the standard truck exhaust manifolds for these tighter-fitting F-body manifolds and are using the rear sump truck oil pan.
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A V-8 in a Jeep?!
Folks have been putting V-8s in Jeeps and Toyotas for ages, and Advance Adapters has been there every step of the way. We went to Advance for the bellhousing, clutch, and flywheel for our Gen III engine in our old Dodge project, but the company also offers a full line of parts to stuff almost any era of GM V-8 into a CJ, Wrangler, or Land Cruiser, such as motor mounts, exhaust headers, and adapters. We wouldn't be surprised if Advance also has a kit for the Gen III and IV V-8s in a new JK Wrangler before too long.


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FOX LAKE – Fox Lake temporarily has stopped issuing liquor licenses as trustees tackle issues related to the village's video gaming ordinance.
The village was approached by a couple of businesses that intend to make the gaming machines the center of their business plan, Village President Ed Bender said.
Until the board decides how to handle such requests, which don't fit the ordinance's current language, trustees are pressing the pause button. Video gaming licenses are easily approved for restaurants and bars that hold a liquor license. So the board Tuesday capped the number of liquor licenses.
The village's planning commission and the board of trustees will hammer out a revised ordinance, Bender said. The revision may more clearly define what constitutes a restaurant or bar and may require board approval before the liquor and video gaming licenses are issued, he said.
"I would prefer that they have a well-founded restaurant or tavern business, and the secondary issue would be video poker," Bender said. "That would be my personal preference, and I think I speak for most of the board."


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Our daily round-up of analyst recommendations and commentary, also featuring MITIE Group and Mothercare.
by Harry Brooks on Nov 20, 2012 at 05:01
Our daily round-up of analyst recommendations and commentary, featuring Majestic Wine, Ocado, Intertek, MITIE Group and Mothercare.
Liberum Capital backs Majestic Wine
Patrick Coffey, analyst at Liberum Capital, has reiterated his 'buy' recommendation on booze warehouse chain Majestic Wine (MJW.L) on the back of half-yearly results that matched his expectations.
Like-for-like (LFL) sales over the past six months were up 0.6%, slighly shy of Coffey's 1% estimate, but pre-tax profits of £9.2 million beat his forecast of £9.1 million.
The second half of the company's financial year has started solidly, the analyst said, with LFL sales up 1.2%, but really it's all about sales this month and next. 'Majestic is overly reliant on the November and December trading period (c.50% of profits) which provides a risk if consumer sentiment weakens further,' he warned.
A year ago the shares dropped 25% as investors worried about weak Christmas sales, but they went on to gain 53% in the four months after the festivities as Britons soaked up the seasonal spirits in the time-honoured fashion. With this in mind, Coffey said any dip in the shares would represent a buying opportunity.
Shares in the group closed at 467.78p on Monday, up 2.78p or 0.6%.
Panmure Gordon warns Ocado remains a 'sell'
Philip Dorgan, analyst at Panmure Gordon & Co, has reiterated his 'sell' recommendation on Ocado (ODO.L) despite a bounce in the shares yesterday after the online grocer announced it had secured more funding.
The shares soared almost a quarter yesterday after Ocado announced that its banks had granted an extension to a £100 million loan facility and that it had raised £35.8 million in a placing with shareholders. It also said sales growth accelerated this quarter.
Dorgan remains unconvinced. 'Ocado now has the funds to survive for some time,' he said. 'This news, together with the short position, should see the shares rebound strongly.
'However, that does not mean that the model is suddenly a good one. Sales continue to underperform both City expectations and its multichannel competitors. Historically, Ocado has needed equity funding on a regular basis.'
Shares in the group closed at 75.04p on Monday, up 14.49p or 23.94%.
Accendo Markets backs Intertek as shares head south
Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, has reassured investors that shares in safety solutions business Intertek (ITRK.L) remain in a long-term uptrend despite a fall of around 2.8% in the wake of a mixed trading update.
Yesterday's interim management statement showed revenue growth of 20.1% and 9.1% organic. However, investors weren't impressed, which van Dulken said was likely a consequence of the slowdown in growth, with the first-half figure hitting 29.9% (9.9% organic).
Van Dulken noted that this decline in growth is broadly in line with trading patterns reported by other companies in the same sector.
'Continued global uncertainty likely to see realignment of operations which could impact the last few weeks of this year, but more importantly the beginning of 2013,' the analyst said.
Nonetheless, he's keeping faith with the shares: 'The shares remain in a long-term uptrend, having rallied from lows of 620p in October 2008. Despite the recent sell off from 2900p on the mélange of global growth concerns (Eurozone crisis, slowing China, US fiscal cliff etc.) support is available for the shares around 2700p, this having been the lows of September and October.'
Shares in the group closed at £28.26 on Monday, down 9.42p or 0.33%.
Liberum Capital says 'sell' MITIE Group
William Shirley, analyst at Liberum Capital, has reiterated his 'sell' recommendation on outsourcing firm MITIE Group, warning that margins look set to come under pressure.
In the first half of the year profits rose 1.9% and revenues were up 5.6%, but this translated into underlying earnings per share growth of just 1%, missing Shirley's target by 5%.
'This was principally driven by project delays in Asset Management which saw revenues fall by 39% and reported a loss of £1.9 million versus our expectation of a profit of £1.8 million,' Shirley said.
'We continue to see risks around margins, cash and acquisitions and believe the rating does not reflect the nature of the business (more Interserve/Carillion support services than Serco). Reiterate SELL.'
Shares in the group closed at 276.48p on Monday, down 13.52p or 4.66%.
Seymour Pierce reiterates 'sell' on Mothercare ahead of Thursday's update
Kate Calvert, analyst at Seymour Pierce, has reiterated her 'sell' recommendation on mum and baby clothes retailer Mothercare (MTC.L) ahead of Thursday's first-half results, predicting a 'reality check' after the recent rise in the shares.
At the end of last month the shares ticked up after the second-quarter update showed UK sales up +0.3%, returning to growth after a fall of 6.7% in the first quarter.
'A reality check is expected at its H1 results when we expect Mothercare for the 28 weeks to 13 October 2012 to report a H1 loss of £2 million at the pre-tax level versus FY11 loss of £4.4 million,' Calvert said. 'Gross margin (Seymour Pierce estimate: -100 basis points) will have been impacted by promotional activity to clear stock and reinvestment into entry level price repositioning.'
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Youth joblessness is almost back at its peak following the outbreak of the global economic crisis, the ILO has warned
Youth joblessness is almost back at its peak following the outbreak of the global economic crisis and is unlikely to ease until at least 2016, the International Labour Organization warned Tuesday.
The ILO said nearly 75 million youths or 12.7 percent of people aged 15 to 24 will be out of work this year, up from 12.6 percent in 2011.
The jobless total is creeping towards the 75.4 million unemployed in 2009 when the financial crisis caused the number to soar.
The picture is more gloomy if the millions who have put off or given up looking for a job are included: this would put the 2011 figure at 13.6 percent.
Youths opting to prolong their education will meanwhile enter the labour market in the coming years, putting continued pressure on the jobless rate.
"By 2016, the youth unemployment rate is projected to remain at the same high level," said the ILO.
In its Global Employment Trends for Youth report, the body suggests offering tax and other incentives to businesses hiring young people and more entrepreneurship programmes to help youths kick-start a career.
"The youth unemployment crisis can be beaten but only if job creation for young people becomes a key priority in policy-making and private sector investment picks up significantly," said executive director of the ILO's employment sector, Jose Manuel Salazar-Xirinachs.
More than a quarter (27.9 percent) of youths were unemployed in North Africa last year following the Arab spring uprisings, an increase of five percentage points on 2010.
The Middle East figure stood at 26.5 percent in the report's regional breakdown.
In central and south-eastern Europe the unemployment rate dropped slightly to 17.6 percent in 2011 and Latin America and the Caribbean also saw a small decrease to 14.3 percent.
In Sub-Saharan Africa, the rate stood at 11.5 percent compared to 13.5 percent in south-east Asia and the Pacific.
"Even in East Asia, perhaps the most economically dynamic region, the unemployment rate was 2.8 times higher for young people than for adults," said the report.
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A Vacaville ex-con charged with the 2011 gunshot slaying of the mother of his two children was ordered back to court on Friday when a judge is expected to decide whether or not to delay a jury trial set for next week.
Appearing in Solano County Superior Court on Tuesday was murder defendant Sidney David Eugene Wilson, 34, who is charged with the Sept. 8, 2011, gunshot slaying of Victoria "Vicky" Corral, 34. According to testimony at a March probable-cause hearing, Wilson fatally shot Corral in the garage of their Vacaville home following a tense evening in which the pair had been arguing.
Wilson's court-appointed defense attorney, Deputy Public Defender Nick Filloy, has been seeking to delay a jury trial set to begin at 9 a.m. on Jan. 16. Prosecutors have opposed the delay and Judge Wendy G. Getty ordered Wilson back at 2:30 p.m. on Friday to decide the issue.
Wilson also faces charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm and a felon in possession of ammunition. If convicted, the murder charge carries an enhancement for use of a firearm -- an offense that carries a maximum 50-years-to-life sentence.
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over heating.
Posted 31 May 2007 - 01:38 AM
Posted 31 May 2007 - 01:39 AM
Posted 31 May 2007 - 08:46 AM
Replace the radiator cap.
Take a hose and wet the belts, see if the whistling goes away.
Posted 31 May 2007 - 08:50 AM
I Suggest you to check your Engine`s Thermostat.
Good Luck!
Posted 31 May 2007 - 09:02 AM
Don`t Forget About the Thermostat... I Personally don`t Like `em, I Live in the Tropics, so I removed it in Both my Subies with Great Results! `cos a Cooler Runnin` engine feels more Powerful.
I Suggest you to check your Engine`s Thermostat.
Good Luck!
Oregon aint the tropics, at least not yet anyway.
If you live someplace where you need to worry about emissions or your worried about gas mileage , you need a T stat.
Posted 31 May 2007 - 09:23 AM
Oregon aint the tropics, at least not yet anyway. ...
Well... I knew that.
The Point that I was Tryin` to Suggest, is that I think that maybe the Thermostat is Rusted / Clogged \ Damaged and it became hard to Open, so Maybe is Good Idea to Check it and Replace it if Needed.
Posted 31 May 2007 - 09:32 AM
Posted 31 May 2007 - 10:15 AM
obviously my car is not prepared for the summer heat. it has been running warm lately. i though it was the clutch fan which was missing 2 blades so i swaped that and flushed the radiator. but it still runs warm. not as bad. do water pumps make any distinct sound when they are getting bad? and i have absoutly no leaks in my system. and my thermostat is operations properly. after a drive the upper hose was hot as hell. could my radiator just be getting old?
I agree, replace the T-stat first and see where you're at. If it's still running hot let me ask this.
Is the bottom hose hot as well when this happens? Has you're cooling system ever been run with just water or a low coolant mix? I've seen waterpumps that quit pumping cause the fins rot away(aftermarket) when just water is used. Then you have a bare shaft spinning in there not pumping anything.
One test is to make sure the system is full, then turn on the heater. If it blows hot at first but then quickly turns to cold(or luke warm) air then you are getting no circulation.
Posted 31 May 2007 - 01:34 PM
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Posted 31 May 2007 - 02:37 PM
all of your fans are working properly (clutch or electric)?
check your radiator hoses often and try to see if they ever collapse.
i'm still tracing a hot running problem as well...i installed a new radiator, thermostat (multiple times), water pump, hoses, fans work...still running hot with a/c running. i'm going to try a new water pump since the other was an aftermarket anyway.
Posted 31 May 2007 - 02:41 PM
use a Subaru thermostat, they are far superior to the aftermarkets, you'll see when you get them, they're freaking monsters compared side by side.
all of your fans are working properly (clutch or electric)?
check your radiator hoses often and try to see if they ever collapse.
i'm still tracing a hot running problem as well...i installed a new radiator, thermostat (multiple times), water pump, hoses, fans work...still running hot with a/c running. i'm going to try a new water pump since the other was an aftermarket anyway.
Have you thrown gauges on the ACsystem to make sure its properly charged?
Posted 31 May 2007 - 02:48 PM
yep, i tossed them right on top of it...har har har. i do have gauges and it's charged properly. it seems like the a/c exaccerbates the real problem, it's not the cause as far as i can tell. it'll run odd temps without the a/c as well, but haven't really tried it when it's really hot out during the day. at night, i've seen it waver and drift around some, not really high, but not normal. since i've owned like 20 XT6's, i know exactly what the temp gauge should look like and it's not normal. bizarre, bizarre, bizarre....
Have you thrown gauges on the ACsystem to make sure its properly charged?
Posted 31 May 2007 - 03:39 PM
What voltage is your charging system putting out?
What condition are your rad fan motors in?
Posted 31 May 2007 - 07:14 PM
Posted 31 May 2007 - 11:08 PM
both my fans ar ein proper working order. i dont use my ac so i dont think that it has to do anything with it. the tstat i have in it now is a subaru tstat i got last sept
That didnt answer my question. Just because they spin doesnt mean they are working.
Is there any play in the can shaft bushings?
Do they spin freely by hand?
Can you check how much amperage they are drawing?
Posted 01 June 2007 - 03:49 AM
After that, the next step is to confirm proper fan operation as nipper outlined, and make sure that they are both running well enough to be cooling the radiator. Then, its time for a new thermostat, and if you are pretty sure the radiator is not clogged, the water pump is the next step.
When were the timing belts done last? not that it would cause your car to run hot, BUT it makes doing a water pump job that much more reasonable, just in case somehow the water pump is NOT the problem.
Once the thermostat, fans, hoses, and water pump are all replaced.. you don't pay any attention to what you think, you get a new radiator. After that, if you are STILL overheating, then there is some other obstruction to water flow.
At that point, it MIGHT also be reasonable to want to do a compression check to make sure you have no cause to fear a blown headgasket.... BUT I CERTAINLY would not go so far NOW as to suggest that might be your problem. I just mention it to finish my little troubleshooting post, for posterity's sake.
Posted 01 June 2007 - 10:03 AM
and when it's running hot, do you get hot heat in the cabin?
any debris in front of the radiator preventing it from getting air flow?
are your hoses collapsing?
radiator cap(s) old?
sounds like you were talking to me on this one nipper? expensive radiators and what not probably means XT6. i have another thread active right now, sorry i hijacked this one. radiator is a brand new Subaru radiator that worked fine in two other XT6's of mine.
its looking more and more like a bad radiator, but i know that rads for these things are expensive,
Posted 01 June 2007 - 11:16 AM
Posted 01 June 2007 - 11:48 AM
You have the classic case of a bad radiator,
latin for it is radis-B-gonus
The fins that connect the cooling tubes delaminate and
cause the efficiency to fall dramatically.
No flush will fix this.
It occurs behind the fan shroud and is very hard to see
unless the rad is removed.
new double row is around 125 usd
Posted 01 June 2007 - 12:08 PM
Posted 01 June 2007 - 12:31 PM
this is what i thought all along. so the symptioms i have point to a bad rad? i had the radiator removed 2 days ago and it all looked healthy?
Like everything, there is an inside and an outside. The outside looked fine, but i bet the inside is clogged. The car is old enough for that to happen.
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COLLEGE PARK, MD - Olga Bredikhina came from a set down to defeat Maria Avgerinos and secure a 4-3 victory for the Maryland women's tennis team over No. 61 Syracuse at the Tennis Center at College Park Sunday afternoon.
Bredikhina's victory capped a back and forth affair that saw both teams hold leads for part of the match. The victory is the Terps' first against a ranked opponent since last season against Duke.
The Terps started off the match strong in doubles. Alexandra Stanova and Olivia Gaudreault ran past Rhiann Newborn and Maria Avgerinos, 8-3. Welma Luus and Nataliya Bredikhina secured the point, defeating Maddie Kobelt and Valeria Salazar.
Stanova continued her high level of play in singles with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over Kobelt to put the Terps up 2-0.
The Orange responded with a three-match run. Newborn started it out, upending Kristina Hovsepyan, 6-3, 6-3. Salazar knotted the match with a 7-5, 7-5 victory over Luus.
Komal Safdar put the Terps behind for the first time, coming back from a set deficit to take out Olga Gaistruk 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. Nataliya Bredikhina rebounded from a tough second set loss and ran away with her three setter against Amanda Rodgers, 6-4, 6-7 (7-9), 6-1.
That put the match in the hands of Avgerinos and Bredikhina. After Avgerinos won a close first set, Bredikhina, down 3-2 in the second set, ripped off the next four games to take the frame, 6-3.
The Terrapin sophomore struck first in the third and final set, breaking Averginos to 3-1. After a Bredikhina hold, Averginos won the next two games to make the score 4-3, but the Moscow native responded with two strong games to win the match, 6-7 (8-10), 6-3, 6-3.
The Terps return to action on the road against Wake Forest. Action is scheduled to begin at noon on Saturday Apr. 12.
Maryland 4, No. 61 Syracuse 3Doubles Results:
1. Luus/N. Bredikhina (MD) def Kobelt/Salazar (CUSE), 8-6
2. Stanova/Gaudreault (MD) def Newborn/Avgerinos (CUSE), 8-3
3. Hovsepyan/Gaistruk (MD) vs. Rodgers/Safdar (CUSE), 7-7
Order of Finish: 2, 1, 3Singles Results:
1. Stanova (MD) def. Kobelt (CUSE), 6-3, 6-2
2. N. Bredikhina (MD) def. Rodgers (CUSE), 6-4, 6-7 (7-9), 6-1
3. Newborn (CUSE) def. Hovsepyan (MD), 6-3, 6-3
4. Salazar (CUSE) def. Luus (MD), 7-5, 7-5
5. O. Bredikhina (MD) vs. Avgerinos (CUSE), 6-7 (8-10), 6-3, 6-3
6. Safdar (CUSE) def. Gaistruk (MD), 4-6, 6-2, 6-2
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WORCESTER — UMass Memorial Medical Center is canceling numerous surgeries at its Memorial Campus and shifting others to its University Campus after tests revealed contaminants in the hospital's water lines and sterilization equipment, according to internal documents obtained by the Telegram & Gazette.
The sediment particles found in some water supply lines and equipment used to sterilize surgical instruments are thought to be the result of a major city water main break in mid-November that forced water service to be shut off to the entire city for about 12 hours.
The hospital must replace filters, sterilization equipment, and some water lines before it can return to normal operations, a process that could take up to three weeks, according to internal hospital communications.
Organic film and sediment lining public water mains and private plumbing often gets dislodged by water gushing through the system again after a shutoff, but any such contaminants would have been flushed out of city water in a day or two, said Robert L. Moylan, the city director of public works and parks.
"Whatever happened, happened then and there," Moylan said. "We haven't had any calls on this at all. This is news to us."
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Moylan said he was not in a position to know why the hospital did not learn of the contamination problem until now.
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Mexican troops arrested two suspects thought to be involved with the killing of Customs and Border Protection agent Nicholas Ivie, according to news reports.
A Mexican Army officer told Reuters that the two suspects were found and detained by the Mexican military in the city of Agua Prieta, located in the northern state of Sonora, several miles from where Ivie was shot.
Ivie, 30, a father of two from Utah, was living in the nearby town of Sierra Vista, Ariz. He was on horseback patrol Monday with two other agents near Highway 80 close to Bisbee, Ariz., after responding to a tripped ground sensor alert. An attack on the agents left Ivie dead and another wounded. The third agent was said to have been unharmed.The Washington Post noted that Ivie was shot 50 miles from the area where Border Patrol agent Brian Terry was killed in 2010. Subsequent investigations found that weapons from the Justice Department's controversial Fast and Furious operation were used in Terry's death.
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Lodar is the main villain of the minicomic Slave City!. He took the city of Targa with his army of Kobolds and enslaved the population. When the Kobolds captured an amnesiac He-Man, he made him fight Garn, another prisoner, in the arena, the victor being set free. He-Man recovers his memory and wins, but he refuses to kill his competitor. Instead, he attacks Lodar and wins. The Kobolds flee at the sight of their master losing. Afterwards, Lodar and the Kobolds are banished underground, where Lodar will no longer be able to use magic without the sun and the moon, from which he draws his power.
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Rome: Irie V Lacourt; Half-Orange 100 Final
Jun 15, 2012 - Craig Lord
There are more fine clashes in store at the Sette Colli meet in Rome today, as Ryosuke Irie (JPN) takes on Camille Lacourt (FRA) in the 100m backstroke and Ranomi Kromowidjojo leads a half-orange final over 100m freestyle, a Dutch quartet taking on the best of Sweden and world champion Jeanette Ottesen (DEN).
Irie clocked 54.75 on backstroke this morning, Nick Driebergen (NED) on 54.97, Lacourt on 55.25. The Frenchman is the owner of the six best times ever clocked in a textile suit, led by the 52.11 in which he claimed the 2010 European crown.
Kromowidjojo led the way into the 100m final on 54.34, her teammates Marleen Veldhuis and Femke Heemskerk on 54.77 and 54.83, with Sweden's Sarah Sjostrom and Therese Alshammar on 54.84 and 54.92 and Ottesen on 55.10. The final is completed by Inge Dekker (NED), 55.31, and Haruka Ueda (JPN), 55.31.
Italian teenagers Gregorio Paltrinieri and Gabriele Detti led the way in the 1500m free heats on 15:05.69 and 15:13.93 respectively, Dutchman Job Kienhuis next through in 15:16.17.


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Kerr's Courage: AIDS Walk Washington Honors an Activist's Decades in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS
October 26, 2012
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About 4,000 people have registered for the 26th Annual AIDS walk Washington, which takes place on October 27. Participants may walk the circuit or do the timed 5K run. The community has already raised more than $500,000 for the Whitman-Walker Health Clinic and 17 community partner organizations. The day's two awardees are the GEICO insurance company, which has been involved with the AIDS Walk for years, and George Kerr. GEICO will receive the Community Service award, and Kerr, the Courage Award. George Kerr is co-founder and executive director of START (syringe, training, advocacy, resources, and treatment) a program of Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Kerr, a former navy man, tried his hand at various jobs, and then became involved with the well-being of others when he worked for the international nonprofit organization FHI 360. He founded D.C. Fights Back, a grassroots organization advocating for people affected by HIV/AIDS. In 2008, he co-founded START at Westminster to offer HIV testing and counseling, education, referrals, condom distribution, and other services. Now START has added a mobile unit that goes out into the community. Kerr states that in its first two years, the group has tested more than 1,600 persons per year. He is also working with the D.C. office of the Atlanta-based Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary as a co-moderator of the Presbyterian AIDS Network, helping to prepare a three-day workshop at the seminary to educate new pastors about HIV.
The AIDS Walk Washington begins at 7 a.m. at Freedom Plaza at Pennsylvania Avenue and 13th Street N.W. The run starts at 8:30.a.m. and the walk at 9:15 a.m. The post-walk celebration starts at 10:a.m. Registration costs from $15 to $40. To register, or for more information, call (202) 332-WALK or visit the website: aidswalkwashington.org.
Metro Weekly (Washington)
10.25.2012; Will O'Bryan
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France's lost football talent
They could have been future French champions. But like many young footballers with dual nationality who were trained in France, Cheik and Mohamed have chosen to leave the country to play for their nationality of origin. How can these talented young players be persuaded to stay in France?
The idea behind this report was to understand how French football has fallen to such lows. In 1998, it was at the height of its fame - French had just won the World Cup and the myth of a multi-racial team was born. A united and mixed France was feted.
But in 2011, after the disastrous French performance at the 2010 World Cup, a scandal hit. An investigate website revealed that the French Football Federation had mulled the idea of introducing quotas…in order to limit the number of youngsters of dual nationality entering French football training colleges.
From that point on, a racial mindset took set: black footballers are tall, well-built and powerful; there are too many players with dual nationality in the training colleges.
When France wins, it's a united country. When it loses, is it a divided country? Often, it is the "foreigners" who are the scapegoats.
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These don't prove the illegality of anything. Both cases are of peopel charged. No mention of any convictions. And even if they were convicted, were they plea bargains in which case the law is never tested? The few cases I've heard of seem to be really "loitering" that was being punished, the cops or prosecutors added in the "unauthorised access" charge to beef up the charges.
Does anyone who buys a wireless access point seriously believe that they are the only ones who will be able to access it?
An unsecured WAP is much like the above car, you're still using something that doesn't belong to you without permission. You aren't paying for the internet connection, you didn't buy the WAP.
I disagree. An unsecured WAP (with SSID broadcast enabled) is actually advertising that it is open for use. If you ask for permission to connect, its DHCP server grants you permission to do so. Hey, the WAP's owner configured it that way, why should we second-guess intent? Hell, most people's laptops don't even ask
Maybe not, but I'm sure the RIAA would be interesting in suing your family.
Dear Grieving Parent,
Please accept our condolences for the unfortunate death of your son. Attached to this letter
is a fine for breach of copyright of that songs he illegally pirated over the course of his short tragic life
we hope you will pay this fee promptly otherwise we will be forced to take further action, either in court
or procuring your next born child.
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When you have an ornery parent...that REFUSES to get broadband...even if he's paying MORE for dialup through earthlink...you get desperate when you're visiting. Especially when two or three neighbors are running unsecured WiFi.
I think it should be legal unless you're cracking someone's WEP or WPA to get in.
I basically agree, but I do think that the threshold for doing something wrong is a bit before cracking an encryption key. IMHO, changing a MAC to get around MAC filtering, or logging onto an AP named "P
I fail to understand why this is illegal. I know that there is the argument that "you wouldn't go into their house if it the door was open and steal something!". Well no, I wouldn't. However, this being a technology issue (and a fairly recent one at that) I think it needs to be held to a different standard.
If you fail to secure your network that tells me you don't care if people access it, and I think you should be allowed to share your access if you feel like it. I'm no computer genius... I couldn't get
I leave my connection open and my SSID reads "Use but dont abuse". At any given time, there are 10 MAC addresses in my DHCP log (I have 4 devices total). From what I can tell, NO ONE abuses the connection. One person (my elderly neighbor) uses it to email her kids and grandkids. What's wrong with that? I always have the bandwidth I need, and will continue to leave it open. By the way, only one other AP in this area is open. It's SSID is: Linksys.
One other closed AP has the SSID: "Free Ride Is Over".I live in a community. Leaving my AP open benefits others within my community without adversely affecting me.
In 2004, I was covering the Presidential debate and Kerry rally following it in Phoenix.
The press facilities at the debate were adequate, but sucked nine kinds of ass at the Kerry rally.
As per company policy, I FTP'd my photos in following the event only to find out that most of them were received as corrupted.
So I drove around with my laptop on the passenger seat looking for an open wireless point. I drove past a house with every light on, and an open access point. Since the light was on, I decided to ring the doorbell to let the homeowner know who was camped out in front of their driveway with a laptop.
The guy came to the door and said the wireless was 'obviously' open for all to use, since he didn't lock it down. He told me I was welcome to come in and sit in the house while I worked, provided that he and his wife could look over my shoulder at the pictures.
My MacBook Pro's Airport card connected to each network more or less at random. When I connected to her's, it worked OK, but when I connected to her neighbor's, it didn't work at all. Sometimes the Airport would switch networks in the middle of my use of the Internet, which really got to be a drag.
So I finally convinced her to let me rename and secure her access point. This went very well, and I was able to set up both my Mac and her WinXP laptop to use the newly secured net.
Except that I made a crucial mistake: I performed the re-configuration wirelessly. I didn't do it by plugging an ethernet cable into her access point.
Imagine my dismay when I realized I had reconfigured her neighbor's access point, and not her's!
I sat in my room quaking with fear, awaiting the heavy bootheels of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police kicking down my door so they could haul me in for being a cyberterrorist.
I never heard any complaints though, and eventually my neighbor's network was renamed to "linksys" and was again unsecured. My guess is that LinkSys tech support explained how to do a hard reset.
My question for my Slashdot friends is this: who is the Rocket Scientist at LinkSys who decided to support wireless reconfiguration of their routers?
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RE[4]: Is there REALLY a need?
by paolone on Mon 30th Mar 2009 16:30 UTC in reply to "RE[3]: Is there REALLY a need?"
Can I get Java for AROS? I have Java on my phone, and it's not even a smart phone. Lets assume I connect to the internet wirelessly, does it have wireless drivers? What if I wanted to download music, does AROS have a client for that? Can I Sync my Ipod? Can I run a virtural machine? Last I checked there was a crude Python port, but it wasn't all that useful. I don't think I'd be asking too much from a desktop replacement to have all these things. This is what I was talking about when I said that AROS is nowhere near finished, and not a viable replacement OS.
You can connect an AROS box to a wireless network if you have a prism-II based wi-fi card so yes, there is a way to connect it. You can also run AROS hosted on Linux and take advantage of any kind of ethernet/wireless driver it has, but this would be only a half-step solution. Unluckily we haven't got yet a Java virtual machine, but AFAIK no other AmigaOS-like flavour has got one, so this is a common problem for people faithful to AmigaOS. Anyway, we both have Java on our smartphones, and even in the operating system laying on the partition next to AROS one, so that's no problem at all. To 'download' music I generally use the music store near home, and for my internet browsing OWB is complex enough to support all the websites I use. We still lack a emule/bittorrent client? Well, it will come, as the email, IRC, messenger, GG and other network clients didn't exist in the past but they came in the meanwhile. I'm not so worried about all this. I know I could use Linux, or Haiku or many other interesting OSes in the world, but sorry: I prefer AROS. All in all it's a hobby, not my reason of life, and hobbies can always patiently wait.


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Juventus have completed the signing of Nicolas Anelka, who has signed a contract until June 2013 with the option for a further season.
The French striker passed a medical on 28 January but Juventus had to wait for international clearance before announcing the deal. "I have a joined a great club with great champions," said the 33-year-old, whose last club was Chinese side Shanghai Shenhua FC. "I'm happy to be here and very proud to be able to wear this shirt.
"I've talked with some French players who played for Juve in the past and they all told me that this is a great club, almost like a family. That's the feeling I had when I first entered the dressing room; the players all offered me a warm welcome and made me feel at home."
Anelka started his career with Paris Saint-Germain FC but made his name at Arsenal FC, winning the English double in 1997/98. The much-travelled forward, who scored 14 goals in 69 games for France, also won the 1999/2000 UEFA Champions League with Real Madrid CF, was part of France's victorious UEFA EURO 2000 squad and claimed league titles with Fenerbahçe SK and Chelsea FC. He moved to Shanghai in January 2012, scoring three goals in 22 appearances.
Juventus will visit Celtic FC in the UEFA Champions League round of 16 first leg on 12 February with the Turin return on 6 March. "The Champions League is very difficult," Anelka said. "When you start you never know how far you can go but a team like Juve must try to go all the way. Juve have the players, the mentality and athletic qualities required to do so. We will give all our strength and energy to bring the trophy home. I'm here to give my contribution."
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Bringing Ruby on Rails with FastCGI into Mac OS X Serverby Luke Burton
Ruby on Rails (RoR) is a great web application development framework. Although I'm still coming up to speed with actually developing RoR apps, I also wanted to become familiar with the production deployment process. Most of the documentation out there sort of glosses over this plumbing. However, sooner or later you need to get your hands dirty.
Now as a Mac aficionado and OS X Server user, obviously I wanted my RoR installation to be squeaky clean. I wanted to leverage existing components that were already managed by Mac OS X Server, and keep the manually installed components to a minimum. Unfortunately I found a dearth of straightforward instructions in this matter.
What I desired as an outcome was to deploy a RoR application into a directory outside of the normal web document root. I wanted that directory under version control, and I wanted it hosted inside of Apache. I also wanted it to be quick, so FastCGI was absolutely necessary. I also wanted the option to use either MySQL or SQLite. Thankfully, all my wishes came true. Read on to discover how I did it.
Necessary Infrastructure
Let's itemize the components we require to effect our desired setup:
- Ruby--the language.
- Ruby Gems--the Ruby package manager.
- Rails--the development framework based on Ruby.
- MySQL--our relational database.
- Apache--our web server.
- FastCGI--a mechanism to speed up our Rails app inside of Apache.
- SQLite--as an alternative relational database.
We have a couple of no-brainers on this list. MySQL, SQLite, and Apache are all bundled into OS X Tiger Server. "Aha," you may say, "and so is Ruby." Yes, but we know that the default installation of Ruby has some problems.
So let's just sidestep the default installation of Ruby, but keep the default MySQL, SQLite, and Apache installations. Plus, we'd like to manage Apache as far as possible through the Server Admin tools. This rolls toward an overwhelming question: how do we most easily install Ruby, Ruby Gems, and everything else without becoming mired in GNU configure scripts?
The answer is DarwinPorts. If you're familiar with FreeBSD's "ports" distribution, or Debian Linux, or Gentoo, this kind of stuff will come as no surprise. For the rest of us, it's a way of easily downloading and compiling source code for open source projects, without having to worry about interdependencies or complex command-line options.
Visit DarwinPorts, grab the package installer, and fire it up. After installation, you should have the command
port in your shell path. If not, add /opt/local/bin to your
PATH environment variable.
Laying Down Some Ports
DarwinPorts makes life easy by installing everything into /opt/local. This means it pretty much lives in its own little directory tree, with few if any conflicts with existing system libraries. DarwinPorts also looks after its own list of installed packages, making a subsequent clean uninstall an option.
Let's kick off by installing the latest version of Ruby:
# port install ruby
Then, the Gems package manager:
# port install rb-rubygems
Next, we use the Gems package manager to install to the Rails framework:
# gem install rails --include-dependencies
Wow, this is too easy. Next we need the development framework for FastCGI:
# port install fcgi
And also the Ruby interface to FastCGI:
# port install rb-fcgi
And believe it or not, we're almost done. We have one final, manual piece to attend to, and this is the FastCGI module for Apache, aka mod_fastcgi. We first need to download the source code
You will want, at the time of this writing, mod_fastcgi-2.4.2.tar.gz. Extract the files and inside the mod_fastcgi directory, execute the following two lines as per the INSTALL file:
# apxs -o mod_fastcgi.so -c *.c
This compiles the module. Now we need to install it. The installation procedure via
apxs is smart enough to modify our Apache's httpd.conf on our behalf:
# apxs -i -a -n fastcgi mod_fastcgi.so
You can go ahead and verify that by finding the
LoadModule and
AddModule lines in /etc/httpd/httpd.conf that refer to mod_fastcgi.so.
So apart from a bit of fiddling around with mod_fastcgi, our installation is now complete. We just need to complete some final configuration.
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Poor kid. RIP.
Even at 14, I gave my son "the stranger talk" again for what must be the hundredth time. I admit to being a helicopter parent, but never complain about taking him anywhere or picking him up.
My wife and I have already begun prepping him for the next parental nightmare: driving whilst, or stepping into a car with someone who's, intoxicated (drugs or drink). You just hope they listen. But there are no guarantees.


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Gloria Glass, 80
Gloria J. "Butch" Glass, 80, of Columbia City, died at 5:40 a.m. Tuesday, July 23, 2013, at The Oaks, Columbia City where she had been a resident for the past 11 years.She was born May 4, 1933, in Ashland, Ohio the daughter of the late Willard J. and Josephine M. (Homsher) Glass. Her formative years were spent in Ashland until the family moved to TriLakes, Columbia City. She graduated from Columbia City High School in 1951.She completed a Bachelor's of Business Administration at Valparaiso University. During her college years, she worked as an operator for United Telephone.She spent her work career with W.J. Glass Company, Columbia City as the General Administrator. She was a member of Tri Kappa and an avid supporter and assistant with the Columbia City Swim Team.She is survived by her nephew, John Patrick Glass; sister-in-law, Jean Glass of Tampa, Fla. and caregivers, Carol (Ronnie) Harris of LaOtto and Julie (John) DeGood of Columbia City. She was preceded in death by her brother, Joseph W. Glass.The funeral service will be 10:30 a.m. Friday at Smith & Sons Funeral Home, Columbia City with Rev. Curtiss Johnson officiating. Burial will be in Wolf Lake Cemetery. Visitation will be 3 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.Preferred memorials are to the Whitley County Humane Society, Heartland Hospice or The Oaks Activity Department. Condolences may be sent at www.smithandsonsfuneralhome.com.


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Oprah Behind the Scenes Preview: The Scoop on O's Final Show - and the Criticism It Drew
Break out the tissues! This Sunday at 8/7c, OWN's Season 25: Oprah Behind the Scenes reaches the episode millions of viewers were dreading — the final hour of The Oprah Winfrey Show.
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Salata also adrresses criticism of the last hour's sermon-like nature, describes Oprah's mood after the show, and previews the two new shows on tap for the talk show queen's new journey. READ MORE


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"I think the country would level off if we fired at least half of the government workers!"
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Hotel Goya de Alicante
The hotel is located in the city-centre in a quiet street in Alicante. You will be less than half a kilometres from the nearest train station. The beach is just 200 metres away.
The area around the Hotel Goya offers you plenty of shopping and cultural opportunities.
Area Attractions: Alicante is a vibrant city with plenty of bars, restaurants and beaches to keep you happy. You will enjoy having a drink on the Plaza de Luceros. You can also visit the Castillo de Santa Barbara. The hotel has a fine restaurant and bar. You will enjoy eating and drinking there.
Goya hotel offers 84 attractive and comfortable rooms each air-conditioned and fully equipped. The hotel offers a snack bar and a restaurant that serves Mediterranean cuisine. Multifunctional halls for various events are also available for guests.
The hotel is 35 km from Terra Mtica (Benidorm).
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Or, if you have recently moved to the city, they are asking if your experience so far has been good.
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Everything has been great!
I'm learning more about the city every day.
I'm not used to the noise yet, but the food has been terrific.
To be honest, I miss my little town, but I will learn to love it here, I'm sure.
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My other Brimfield purchase was this mustard-colored kitchen/school/office clock by Gibraltar, which is exactly what I was hoping to find for our vintage kitchen clock spot. In addition to a stove that dates to the 50s, my apartment's semi-updated kitchen includes an old wall socket mounted at clock level, along with a little hook to hang your timepiece on. This guy fits perfectly, and matches our yellow cabinet as well. I especially love the crescent-tipped second hand.
It was apparently made by the Gibraltar Manufacturing company out of Jersey City, New Jersey, on March 2nd, 1961 (see rear image). The company seems to have been incorporated in 1926 and sold clocks under a few different names: http://uv201.com/Clock_Pages/gibraltar_clocks.htm
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You may be familiar with the quality of Sigg water bottles; the 1 litre (34 fl oz) size we carry has been quite popular. We purchased surplus stock of their Metro Mugs, a sleek and fashionable mug designed by Sigg and made overseas. Constructed of 18/8 stainless steel and vacuum insulated, the mugs will keep beverages hot (or cold) for up to six hours.
Sold in pairs. The small 0.25l (8 fl oz) mugs are black and pearl white; the large 0.38l (12 fl oz) mugs are in burgundy and lime colors. Both sizes are perfect for commuting as they fit snugly in a cup holder, and can be tucked into a pocket, briefcase or lunch pack.
Our sale prices are about 60% off the manufacturer's list prices of $48.00 for the pair of small mugs and $56.00 for the pair of large mugs.