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- 6.5L V12 engine mated to a super-fast shifting ISR transmission with five modes
- Engine makes 750hp, 0-62mph in 2.9sec and top speed of 221mph
- Made entirely of carbon fiber with a dry weight of 3278 lb
Ever wonder what a $4.5 million dollar car looks like? The Lamborghini Veneno Roadster before you fits that bill. For those of you drowning in cash this extreme V12 would be a nice addition to any holiday wish list - all others sit back and drool over what is one mean roadster.
For those familiar with Veneno coupe variant that looks like something dropped off from an alien planet, just picture that same car without a roof and you have the roadster. For nearly $5 million dollars, the nine lucky individuals who purchase this ridiculously exclusive and extreme road going exotic will have to accept that this is not a fair weather vehicle as it simply has no roof - Pacific Northwest billionaires, maybe not the best car for you.
Here are all the reasons that slightly justify the Veneno Roadster price tag. There will only be nine made. That makes this variant slightly less exclusive than its coupe brother, but more expensive. If you like to go fast, you will have no problem doing so with an incredible top speed of 221mph too. This is achieved via a 6.5L twelve-cylinder engine mated to a rapid shifting ISR transmission with five modes, permanent all-wheel drive and a racing chassis with pushrod suspension and horizontal spring/damper units. Horsepower comes in at 750 and 0-62mph is reached in a mind blowing 2.9sec. The power-to-weight ratio is impressive at 4.38 lb/hp, ensuring incredible performance. Still not impressed?
The car is also made entirely of carbon fiber (all exterior parts are made from CFRP - carbon fiber reinforced polymer) resulting in a claimed dry weight of 3278 lb. Carbon fiber does not stop at the monocoque but also continues to almost every visible surface within the interior, with every piece on the car sculpted to achieve the most downforce and perfect airflow. The front end, rear fenders, underbody, large openings by the engine bay, rear wing and even the wheels all work together in beautiful harmony to achieve maximum aerodynamic efficiency. And while the color you see pictured here was exclusively made for the Roadster (Rosso Veneno), customers can individualize their new purchase to suite their preference.
We hope to live vicariously through each of the nine lucky owners and can't wait to see the hard driving footage of this vehicle start surfacing on the web.


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New "Experience JMU" website's virtual tour brings JMU to your browser
By Amelia Wood ('13) with Bill Gentry
SMAD 408 Photos by David Casterline ('10)
Fifteen imaginative JMU students. One innovative professor. A huge hands-on learning project. One semester. Free of charge. The result? A virtual mixture that gives prospective JMU students and their parents a marvelous view of the Madison Experience that they can take in from anywhere.
From academics and student life to campus living and dining, prospective students and parents can see all of this and more on the new "Experience JMU" website at http://visitjmu.com.
School of Media Arts and Design professor Steve Anderson and his 400-level Converged Media Lab seniors put together the website for the JMU Office of Admissions. "Building a new website complete with an interactive 3D map of JMU campus provided students with a perfect opportunity to work together," says Anderson.
The website includes 3D images and a "virtual campus tour," constructed and maintained on a JMU server by Anderson and his class. Much like Google Earth, the JMU virtual tour allows prospective students and parents to "visit" anywhere on campus and view the buildings and surrounding areas in 3D. "It's like you're standing right on campus," adds Anderson.
With Anderson's supervision, students used a program called Google SketchUp to construct the database of JMU buildings. After learning how to manipulate the program, students spent hours measuring buildings and taking hundreds of images to make the buildings look just right when they reconstructed them.
"I think my semester work log contained about four pages of detailed tasks amounting to about 70 hours, and that's not counting the two and a half hours a week of class time," says Dean Fleyzor ('11), co-project manager of the student team.
In addition to the virtual tour project, the students combined the skills they have accumulated in the SMAD converged media program to build the rest of the website without Anderson's help. Fleyzor and his co-project manager, Alyssa Barton ('11), spent the first month of the project planning and setting goals. They detailed the types of pictures, video, text and web elements needed to include on each Web page.
The students spent September and October capturing raw footage for work on the Web programming portions. This included capturing panoramic views of popular campus areas. After assisting in the development of the initial project ideas, Barton focused more on writing content and working with the photo team headed by senior David Casterline ('11), while Fleyzor's interest lay in the Web development portion. The project provided more than hands-on learning and senior project work for both Barton and Fleyzor. "I realized how important it is to build relationships with peers," says Barton. "I hope to use this experience when working with future clients and colleagues."
Experience JMU is just one of an array of projects done by professor and student teams from multiple disciplines and academic areas — in conjunction with the JMU Center for Instructional Technology — using the Google Earth plug-in to create the university-wide project "Google Earth & Geospatial Projects on the Shenandoah Valley." To show how the geospatial technology can be used in and out of the classroom, faculty members unveiled several projects including an interactive geologic map of the central Shenandoah Valley, a series of historical maps of the City of Harrisonburg and a look at some of the travels of President James Madison.
Anderson is proud of his students for their organization and efforts. "They completed the website in one semester and finished with great success."
Take a virtual tour of JMU at http://visitjmu.com/.
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As with all high level products, especially those that are handmade, the rugs of the MISSONI HOME collection require care to maintain their beauty.
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- hand brush or light vacuum regularly to prevent dust and crumbs from settling to the roots of the fibers;
- remove spills immediately. If liquid, blot with a clean undyed cloth by pressing firmly around the spill to absorb as much as possible;
- do not pull loose ends; instead clip with a pair of scissors;
- as the general appearance of the rug changes with time and usage, periodically rotate the rug to equalize wear;
- avoid direct and continuous exposure to sunlight;
- store the rug in a dry well ventilated area by rolling the "pile in & back out", and then wrap with a cloth for protection;
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AGCO and its experts at Hesston provide the following top tips to get the most out of your baler pass. This includes what haying expert Dean Morrell says are the two top mistakes made:
Operating manuals provide a full rundown on how to set balers to make dense bales that are consistent in size and shape. Here are Morrell's quick tips for doing the job right:
Set baler pickup tines about 1" off the ground. This helps prevent contaminating the hay with dirt, which raises ash percentages and reduces digestibility. Baler wear and tear caused by picking up stones also is reduced or eliminated.
Set the hay pickup flotation so that the pickup follows the contour of the ground at or just above the tine height setting. If the tines aren't digging into the dirt, the flotation setting is about right.
Regularly check the hay pickup for bent or broken tines and replace them as necessary. Be sure to stock up on replacement parts before the hay season begins.
Synchronize the field speed and the baler pickup speed so the hay is lifted from the windrow and flows into the bale chamber. Pickup loss is lower when windrows are heavy because the baler is operated at a slower field speed, and there is less contact between the hay and the baler components.
Bale chamber loss, particularly of the valuable leaves, is typically two to three times greater in round balers compared to square balers. To minimize bale chamber losses in round balers, the feed rate should be as high as possible to minimize the number of turns the hay makes within the bale chamber. This can be accomplished by using large windrows and high forward speeds. Since pickup losses are normally lower than chamber losses, it's usually better to have some pickup loss by driving faster but reducing the amount of time it takes to form the bale.
Monitor bale density. Even if your baler has a density gauge, it is still critical to get out of the cab and "thump" bales to verify that the density is high enough so that bales hold their shape and provide maximum protection from the elements.
Follow drive directional arrows on the baler monitor to make sure hay is fed consistently across the width of the bale chamber so bales have square shoulders. This helps round bales shed moisture, and improves stacking attributes of square bales.
Hay moisture at baling is a critical factor in determining superior hay quality and long storage life. Assessing moisture before baling depends on whether it is stem moisture or moisture from dew. The moisture present from dew will seep through the hay to some degree, while stem moisture will not. When the stem moisture is too high, spoilage can occur. Moisture at baling for large square bales should be no greater than 12 to 15 percent; for round bales, no greater than 16 to 20 percent; and no greater than 18 to 20 percent for small-square bales. The exception to this rule is when hay preservative is applied during baling, which allows hay to be baled with moisture content up to 30%.
To reduce leaf shatter and resulting nutrient losses, avoid baling when hay moisture is too low.
Make sure all operators know how to adjust the baler for top quality.
Keep up to date on regular maintenance. Be sure to visit your local dealer to stock up on pickup tines, common bearings, chain repairs, belts, shear bolts and other common repairs before the hay season starts to minimize downtime from common breakdowns. Dealers usually have a list of recommended parts for on-farm stocking and may offer preseason discounts for parts purchases.For more information visit hesston.com.
Other blog posts regarding Hesston haying tips:
Top Hay Mowing Tips from Hesston
Top Hay Conditioning Tips from AGCO
Hay Raking Tips From AGCO
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Internet cafés are available in cities and major towns. Wi-Fi hotspots can be found in shopping malls, restaurants, food courts and cafés. Many of these hotspots are provided free-of-charge. Internet cafés can also be found in cities and towns.
See also: International Telephone Calls
Malaysia is on the GSM 900/1800 and UMTS (3G) mobile network. If you have an "unlocked" GSM band mobile phone, you can buy a prepaid SIM card and use it with your phone here for cheaper rates instead of roaming here. Prepaid mobile SIM cards are available cheaply at mobile phone shops and 24-hour convenience stores.
The country code for Malaysia is 60. The emergency number is 999 and can be dialled from any phone, free of charge. The worldwide standard emergency number for GSM mobile phones, 112, can also be used on a mobile phone, even without a SIM card. Calls to 112 will be routed to 999 centres.
Pos Malaysia is the national postal service of Malaysia. Rates for sending a standard letter locally is 30 sen (20 gram) to 40 sen (up to 50 gram). International airmail has minimum rates ranging from RM1.00 to RM2.00, depending on destination. It costs 20 sen to send a postcard or aerogramme locally, or 50 sen to send a postcard or aerogramme to anywhere in the world.
Expedited Mail Service (EMS), branded locally as Poslaju, is available for both domestic and international destinations. Domestic EMS has a next day delivery guarantee. International EMS guarantees mails and parcels to be delivered out of the country by the following day. The time required to arrive at its destination will depend on clearance by authorities and the postal service of the destination country. For most countries, delivery of documents can be done in 3 to 5 days.
Generally, post offices are open from 8:30am to 5:00pm Monday to Saturday, except the first Saturday of the month. They are closed on Sundays and Public Holidays.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 59 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
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We are a county political party located southwest of Philadelphia. The goal of our organization is to promote Republican Candidates in County, State and Congressional Elections. We support and put forth the Republican values of small government, good government is based on the individual and that each person's ability, dignity, freedom and responsibility must be honored and recognized.
The Target Audience is our republican voters interested in our candidates, people interested in contributing to our organization and those interested in learning more about our organization. We are also interested in gaining younger voters attention.
The project requires the design to include some form of the Republican Elephant. The Elephant can be modernized. (Example See: http://www.montgomerycountygop.com/) We would like a logo that is modern yet classic in nature. The logo should also include the words Delaware County GOP.
We would like to stay with the Red, White and Blue color scheme (think US Flag) but will be open to other colors. We also like the colors from the PA State Flag.
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Map sensor? Motor boggs at 2100 rpms
I recently purchased a 96 prostar 205 SD LT1. The boat has about 250 hrs on it. Here's the problem. When i accelerate the boat boggs down at 2100 rpms. I turn off the engine and restart it and the boat runs like a "scalded dawg" as my father says, pull the throttle back to idle or below 2100 rpms and try to accelerate and it boggs down again at 2100 rpms. Turn the engine off and restart it and it runs great again. It will also bogg down after about 5-10 minutes of running 2500 rpms or higher. I need to get this fixed before i wear out the battery and starter.
Thanks to this forum, here's a list of the things I've done...
-completely drained the fuel tank
-changed both fuel filters
-checked the fuel pump inlet screen (it was clean)
-repaired sender unit (gas gauge didn't work)
-changed oil and filter
I am wondering if I need a new map sensor. Many thanks in advance for any help.
Any Luck with this?
I have been having exactly the same problem with my '95 Prostar with the LT-1.
At EXACTLY 2100 RPMs, bogs down, back off, right back up to 2100 RPMs, but bogs down again. Seems pretty clear that something is causing it to go into 'Safe Mode'. It was running a little hot, so I thought maybe that was it.
After lots of research, I:
- replaced the impeller and made sure closed cooling system is running clear
- drained and cleaned the tank
- checked the pickup screen
- changed the fuel filter
I ran it for a while on the trailer and the temp was stable at 180. I know that running it on the trailer or in neutral isn't a substitute for a real water test, but the lakes are so high here in NJ that they are no-wake lakes, so I can't really test it until later in the week when the water goes down...
Next steps are to:
- change the thermostats if it runs hot again
- pull the Fuel pump to check the screens
- check the fuel pressure
Let me know if you had any luck on your problem. That shutdown at exactly 2100 RPMs makes it seem like an electronically controlled situation more than a mechanical, but I guess it could be electronically controlled based on a mechanical problem...
what is your fuel pressure at the time of the bog?
Fuel Pressure
I don't know that yet. I will try to test it later this week or on the weekend. Need to pick up a tester and get back on the water - I assume that it wouldn't be worth testing that unless it is under load, right?
Update!!! No better - Still not able to run past 2100 RPMs.
I replaced the impeller, fuel filter, drained and cleaned the tank, checked the screen in the tank. Put the boat in the water tonight hoping that it would run normally.
- Started and warmed up the engine
- Ran great for about 10 - 15 minutes, from idle to 40 MPH.
- Temp stayed around 180, maybe a bit higher
- Oil pressure at 35 - 50 when under power, but dropped as low as 10 at idle.
- Started and stopped repeatedly. No problems.
- Stopped the boat, idled a bit, turned it off, restarted, put the throttle down gradually and the problem started again. at 2100 RPM, engine boggs down until I backed off the throttle, then I could go right back up to 2100 RPMs.
- Put the Fuel Pressure Sensor on and started up... Able to get up to speed, well past 2100 RPM. Pressure looked fine - 35 PSI at idle, 38 - 40 while going 10 - 40 MPH. After about 10 minutes, the engine started bogging down at 2100 RPMs. Fuel pressure stayed between 35 - 40, even when the engine wouldn't go through 2100 RPMs.
- Disconnected battery and let it sit for 5 minutes. Reconnected and still had the same problem.
Next up? Thinking about replacing the TPS this weekend, but that is a $50 gamble to see if that helps. The Mastercraft shop at Lake Hopatcong can take a look, spend an hour and $100 to do some diagnostics next week.
Any other ideas?
have you checked for codes? you can do a search here but i'm pretty sure you want to short pins A and B in the diagnostic connector and see if your check engine light flashes any codes. post up what it flashes. you should get a "12" or 1 flash then 2 and then any actual error codes will flash.
also, i know the LT1 has a "reduced rpm" mode that only turns on half of the injectors as a protection mode. i dont know for sure what conditions will activate that mode though, jimn will probably be your best answer on that.
you can check the resistance of the coolant temp sensor at the ECM and see what it reads at the time of the problem. ohm it out at pins J1-2 and J1-29 and post up what you had, i have a chart for that. max on the chart is 212 degrees which is 177 ohms, lowest i'd expect you to see would be about 60 degrees which should be 4450 ohms.
might want to unplug the knock sensor at the time of the problem also.
it would likely be a quick diag with the correct scanner, i'm just trying to throw some things out there you can do without one.
Bartman was the only one who mentioned his temperature being 180 degree or higher. I have the 95 TBI and not the LT-1 but the book says 142 for the TBI and 142/160 for the LT-1. If it were me, I would replace the thermostats or at least take them out and see if the problem goes away with the engine running cold. It is possible that 180+ degrees is just on the boarder line of being too hot.
Several of us with the 95 TBI Maristars have the 142 thermostat and the engine acts up if we try to run the 160 thermostat. The engine will run at 160 degrees but doesn't want restart after it has been shut off.
Interestingly, after running at 180 for a while, when you stop, or especially shut off, the temp goes above 180 (but I don't think it goes above 195). It seems like that may be when it starts... I have it scheduled for Monday at the shop to have them put it on the computer to see what exactly the engine is doing and saying. I am thinking that I should do this anyway, since the boat is new to me, to see if I can get this resolved, and to see if there are any other problems looming out there.
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Pokemon Pearl Version – Trading FAQ
Trading FAQ by lincoln174
Version: 1.0 | Updated: 11/20/06
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Game Title: Pokemon Diamond and Pearl
FAQ Type: Trading/GTS FAQ
Platform: Nintendo DS
Version: 0.9
Author: Lincoln McPhee
Email: lincoln174 [at] hotmail [dot] com
Guide Created on: 19-11-2006
Last Updated: 21-11-2006
WARNING: This guide may contains some spoilers, so read at your own risk.
ASCII art by: http://www.network-science.de/ascii/
Table of Contents
To find a certain section quickly, press Ctrl + F and enter the alpha-numeric
code, include the brackets, this information will be next to the heading it
comes under in the Table of Contents. Then press search to get to your desired
1...FAQ Information (1INF)
> About the FAQ (1FAQ)
> About the Author (1AUT)
> Version History (1VER)
> Contact Information (1CON)
> Legal Stuff (1LEG)
2...Introduction (2INT)
3...Setting up your Wi-Fi connection (3SET)
> Mini-guide (3MIN)
4...GTS Trading (4GTS)
> Going online (4GON)
5...Wi-Fi Trading (5WIF)
> Using the red code book (5RCB)
> Going online to trade (5GOT)
6...Local area trading (6LAN)
> Union room (6UNR)
7...Transferring from GBA games (7TRA)
> Pal Park (7PAL)
8...Frequently Asked Questions (8FAQ)
9...Credits and Thanks (9CAT)
FAQ Information (1INF)
[About the FAQ] (1FAQ)
This FAQ was started on the 19-11-2006. This FAQ came about because I was
sometimes having difficulty navigating the trading system. Some people shared
my difficulty, so I decided to write a FAQ. The most updated version of this
FAQ can be found at "www.gamefaqs.com".
[About the Author] (1AUT)
Real Name: Lincoln McPhee
Age: 15
Country: Australia
Systems/Consoles: Playstation
Playstation 2
Nintendo Gamecube
Gameboy Advance
Gameboy Advance SP
Nintendo DS
To see other things I have contributed, use this link:
[Version History] (1VER)
>>>19-11-2006: Version 0.9<<<
- Started the FAQ.
- Made the basic structure.
- Wrote the Wi-Fi setup section.
- Wrote the GTS and Wi-Fi trading section.
- Wrote the local area trading.
>>>21-11-2006: Version 1.0<<<
- Wrote the Pal Park information section.
[Contact Information] (1CON)
You can contact me by e-mail:
lincoln174 [at] hotmail [dot] com
Make the subject: Trading/GTS FAQ
Please send me anything helpful, such as:
Please don't send me anything that is bad, such as:
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[Legal Stuff] (1LEG)
This FAQ is Copyright 2006 Lincoln McPhee.
This may be not be reproduced under any circumstances except for personal,
private use. It may only be placed on the following websites:
It may not be placed on any other web site or otherwise distributed
publicly without advance written permission. Use of this guide on any other
web site or as a part of any public display is strictly prohibited, and a
violation of copyright.
All trademarks and copyrights contained in this document are owned by their
respective trademark and copyright holders.
Introduction (2INT)
The games of Pokemon Diamond and Pearl were released in Japan on September 28,
2006. It has yet to be released elsewhere in the world. Pokemon DP is the 4th
generation in the series of Pokemon. The already established RPG series has
expanded with the addition of online trading through the Nintendo Wi-Fi
Connection service.
This has allowed players of the game to wirelessly communicate with anyone
anywhere in the world. This FAQ doesn't cover in-depth how to setup the Wi-Fi
settings. It is assumed you can do this in an Wi-Fi game in which you can
understand the language - English. After setting up the connection, you are
free to access the vast world of trading.
>Note: I do not speak or understand Japanese. I just guess what the menus mean.
Any help on translation would be much appreciated.
Setting up your Wi-Fi connection (3SET)
I do not intend to indepth cover the logistics of setting up your router or USB
connector of however you connect to the Wi-Fi service.
You can use the http://www.nintendowifi.com site.
You can also follow this guide:
I have written a mini-guide below.
[Mini-guide] (3MIN)
Once you get to Kurogane town - the town with the first gym. I think after you
get the badge you can active Wi-Fi trading.
Go to the bottom floor of the Pokemon Centre, and a lady will talk to you, and
you will eventually receive a "little red code book".
To setup your Wi-Fi connection is it easier to do it in an English game, but if
you can't you can follow these steps.
Once you load up the game, the third option from the top will be Wi-Fi options,
it has a little Wi-Fi symbol next to it. Once you open it up, A is accept and B
is cancel.
The small orange box is the options window, you don't really need to use this.
The options listed from top to bottom are:
> System Info
> Erase Nintendo WFC Configuration
> Transfer Nintendo WFC Configuration
The large blue box is the connection settings window. There are three boxes
lined up on the top. and a long box on the bottom. The numbered boxes is where
you can enter the setup information. The smaller box underneath each numbered
setup box is "erase options" so be careful about clicking this option.
The option taking up the top half of the screen is the "search for access point"
The option on the far right of the bottom half of the screen is AOSS setup.
I am unsure of the middle option - help is needed here.
The smaller option is to input your information by hand - manual setup.
You can enter your SSID, WEP key and similar information here. The option at
the very top of the screen is the test connection option. Save your settings,
bottom right, after you finish editing them.
GTS Trading (4GTS)
The GTS centre in Kotobuki Town, west of the pokemon centre. A lady will stop
unless you have the "red book". Once you go in, you will notice a globe. This
doesn't really apply to you, unless you live in Japan. You can chose the
location where you live. I don't think this effects anything though.
[Going online] (4GON)
Talk to the lady there, the second option explains how GTS works, in Japanese.
The third option is cancel. Chose to first option to go online.
After you save you game, you will escorted into the room. It will then ask you
to connect to GTS, press. You will "land" in a room, and automatically access
a computer.
- Storing pokemon:
The first option is to "store" a pokemon. It can be any pokemon from your party
or PC. Once you click on a pokemon a window comes up, the first option is
the summary screen. This a pokemon that you would be willing to trade for
The second option takes you a another screen, with a orange box and a green box
on screen. A list of singular characters will come up. This is like the
Japanese alphabet. After you select a character, it should look like this.
| _ ______ |
| seeking: |x| |xxx | |
| [......] |x| |xxxx | |
| [......] |x| |xxxxx | |
| |x| |xxxx | |
| offering: |x| |xxxx | |
| [onix M] |x| |xxxxx | |
| [ lv.8] |x| |xxx | |
| - ------ |
| |
You may only "seek" for pokemon that you have seen in your pokedex, and offer
pokemon that you have. The lower box is the pokemon you are offering - gender
and level.
By checking what pokemon you are looking in your pokedex, and writing the
characters down, you should be able to "guess" the appropriate matching
characters. If you can't match the character to any corresponding heading. You
will have to scroll through them all until you find the pokemon you are looking
It will then ask you to select gender. The first option is no preference. The
second option is male, the third - female.
After you select the gender of the pokemon, you can select the desired level
of the pokemon that you want. It ranges from "no preference", "under level 10",
"above level 10", all the way up to "level 100".
It will then ask you to confirm your "wanted pokemon". An animation will appear
of your pokeball flying into the air, just like in a regular trade.
Your pokemon will now be "left" on the GTS service. You can only leave one
pokemon here at a time. If another person has the pokemon that you want, a
trade will be conducted, you do not need to be there when it happens. You can
withdraw the pokemon at any time, if it has not been traded off.
If you click the top option after you have stored your pokemon, you can "check"
it. Press A once, and you will be given two options, the first one ask you if
you want to "withdraw" your pokemon, confirm this by pressing A again. The
second option is to return back to the original screen.
- Searching for pokemon:
The second option allows for you to search for pokemon, the layout looks like
| |
| pokemon: |
| [......] [search] |
| |
| gender: |
| [xxxxx] |
| |
| level: [cancel] |
| [xxxxx] |
| |
Similarly to storing pokemon, you use the top option on the right, and you
will be greeted with the Japanese alphabet chart thing. Chose the pokemon like
you did for storing pokemon.
Then click on the search function. Once again you can only search for pokemon
that you have in your pokedex. After the search is completed, depending if
anyone has the pokemon you are searching for, they will pop up on the touch
screen, were you can select them.
Once you have selected them, you can view the pokemon that they want, and what
level they want it to be on. If you have that pokemon, press A, and select it
from your PC or party, and a trade will be made.
Wi-Fi Trading (5WIF)
This is how player trade pokemon with each other, with the help of friend
[Using the red code book] (5RCB)
Once you receive it, by going to the bottom floor of the. You can check it in
your key item, in your bag. The first option is used to view already registered
Once you have traded with them, you can view their trainer card - first option.
You can edit their details - second option.
or delete them - third option.
The second option in the red book is to add other people's friend codes. You
firstly add their name in. This doesn't need to be their OT, but a name which
you can use to recognise them. Next add their friend code.
The third option in the red book is used to view your own friend code.
[Going online to trade] (5GOT)
Talk to the lady in the middle to access the Wi-Fi trading service. You must
have the person who you are trading with's friend code in your red book. After
you save, you go into the room, and be asked to connect to Wi-Fi. If there is
no-one else online, the first option, with 10 characters in it, allows you to
determine your course of action.
By selecting this option, you will be presented with four choices. Choose the
third choice from the top. Your icon in the bottom left of the screen will
change to the "trading" symbol. Your friend can select your, and subsequently
If you are wanting to trade with someone who has the "trading" symbol next to
their name. They will appear at the top of your list. You click on their name,
and you will be presented with some options. The first option is trade, the
second - view trainer card (or something along those lines). If you talk to a
person with a trading symbol, you will connect, after pressing A a few times.
The trading process is quite straight forward, especially for those who have
played previous games in the series. You select one of your pokemon you wish
to trade. The first option shows the summary, the second selects the pokemon
for trade. A new window will pop up if both of you select a pokemon to trade.
Press A and your trade will begin. To exit out of trading, chose the option
on the bottom right hand corner of the screen.
Disconnect yourself from Wi-Fi just by selecting the bottom option in the
screen which shows who else is online.
Local area trading (6LAN)
This option can be used for two people who are in close proximity to each
[Union room] (6UNR)
To access this feature, go to the top floor of the pokemon centre. Talk to the
lady in the middle, near the "union" symbol. Chose the first option, and save
your game.
Once you enter the room, you should see your friend. Approach him, and talk to
him. Whoever initiates contact will eventually have to choose from a list of
option. The option fourth from the top, is the option for trading. The other
person needs to accept, and you can commence trading.
You now can trade in the same was as on Wi-Fi.
To exit the Union room, simply step on the red dot on the floor.
Transferring from GBA games (7TRA)
You can only transfer pokemon from a Japanese GBA cart to a Japanese DS game,
so you can't transfer your pokemon from a english cart to DS, until the english
version comes out.
[Pal park] (7PAL)
After you obtain the national dex, you can head to Masago town, and surf down,
through route 219 - 220 - 221, until you eventually reach Pal Park.
To transfer the pokemon from the GBA cart to your DS game, you will first have
to insert the cart, and go to the initial menu, a new option should appear,
which allows you to move pokemon from your GBA, in the PC, to your DS cart. You
must have at least 7 pokemon in your possesion, so that after the transfer you
still have some pokemon left.
You can now talk the the man at the entrance to Pal Park, and he will give you
some Park Balls, these have a 100% capture rate.
Once you go in, you will notice there are many areas for you to find your
pokemon in. Depending on the type of pokemon, they may be found in normal
grass, pond areas, etc.
The pokemon that you catch is the exact same pokemon from your GBA cart,
although you "catch it", is it keeps its original stats, etc.
Frequently Asked Questions (8FAQ)
Q: Why are there so many impossible trades on GTS?
A: I am not sure if Nintendo has fixed this up, but some people asking for
level 1 legendaries is impossible. They are probably storing their pokemon
there or something...
Q: I am still missing a few pokemon from my national dex after I beat the Elite
A: The most common pokemon that people do not have in their pokedex is the
"opposite" legendary of their game. For example, if you are playing Diamond, to
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NASA's Curiosity rover has been sniffing out Mars' atmosphere in search of methane. Methane is a precursor chemical for life. It's also thought that 95% of the methane in Earth's atmosphere is organismal in origin. Methane on the Red Planet would therefore be suggestive of past or present life.
But in a press conference held earlier today, NASA announced that their intrepid rover had yet to find any signs of methane bouncing about the Martian firmament. Curiosity's equipment is incredibly sensitive. Capable of detecting methane in quantities of just a few parts methane per billion parts of Martian atmosphere, it's possible there are some undetectable traces of the gas, but still "enough uncertainty," says NASA "that the amount could be zero."
So what does all this mean, exactly, in the search for life (or the potential for life) on Mars? Does the absence of some tetrahedrally bound carbon and hydrogen atoms preclude the possibility of life? Is Mars a barren, lifeless wasteland? Has it always been this way? Is Curiosity rover (as its rollicking twittergänger, @SarcasticRover, implied earlier today) really "ALL ALONE " UP THERE? ARE WE ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE?!
Hardly. I mean, maybe. Look, basically, we don't know. A methane-containing atmosphere isn't exactly a linchpin piece of evidence in the search for Martian life, or life-sustaining conditions; even if Curiosity HAD found traces of methane in Mars' atmosphere, that still wouldn't have been nearly enough evidence to say: "yes, there is/was life on Mars." Nondetection comes with the same caveat. Planetary scientist Sarah Horst summed up the situation nicely in a tweet:
"Important to remember: no CH4 [methane] does not equal no life. just like if they saw methane that wouldn't have been definitive evidence of life."
Nondetection also doesn't imply a total absence of methane. Given the detection of seasonal methane emissions from the Red Planet in 2009, one possibility is that the effects of methane sinks may currently be winning out over those of methane sources - some examples of which are depicted in the image below.
For now, it's important to remember that Curiosity's mission on Mars is still very much in its infancy. Methane or no, excitement surely awaits the rover in the months and years to come.
"Methane is clearly not an abundant gas at the Gale Crater site, if it is there at all. At this point in the mission we're just excited to be searching for it," said Curiosity scientist Chris Webster of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in a statement. "While we determine upper limits on low values, atmospheric variability in the Martian atmosphere could yet hold surprises for us."
Those surprises could even include traces of methane - just remember that this gas is not the end-all-be-all of evidence for (or against) life on Mars.


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Every company has basic accounting needs, such as general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, inventory and payroll. Accounting for manufacturing companies carries additional requirements. For example, it's important to have features to support job costing, work-in-progress (WIP) reports, change orders and job payroll tracking. However, the market for these systems is complex due to consolidation, new entrants and the increasing demands of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. We wrote this buyer's guide to untangle the web of this technology.
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What Is Manufacturing Accounting Software?
What Type of Buyer Are You?
Benefits and Potential Issues
Market Trends to Understand
The Vendor Landscape
Manufacturing accounting software manages all of the financial transactions and operations for manufacturers. Generic programs, such as manufacturing software for Quickbooks, don't have the unique capabilities that manufacturers require.
Additional features found in accounting software for manufacturers include support for sales orders, purchase orders, change orders and work-in-progress (WIP) reports. For engineer-to-order and make-to-order manufacturers, job costing modules are especially beneficial. These modules help manufacturers track actual project costs by materials, equipment and labor, and determine cost differentials by comparing actual costs to estimated costs.
Most systems are offered in a suite of modules that include customer relationship management (CRM), material requirements planning (MRP) and manufacturing execution software (MES). This complete suite of modules is often referred to as an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system and can manage the entire operations of an enterprise.
Beyond standard accounting modules like accounts payable, accounts receivable and general ledger, a manufacturing accounting system will have additional features such as:
It is this integration with other modules that is a key difference between a generic system and manufacturing accounting programs. For example, inventory requirements determined by the MRP system pass through to the inventory system to check availability, then to the procurement system to create a purchase order, and on to the accounts payable system for payment. The MES system tracks workers time on projects and reports that information to the payroll systems.
Most accounting systems manufacturing firms use is still installed on-premise. In a production environment the workstations are networked, usually with a mix of wired and wireless connections. One of the cost justifications for cloud-based systems is the reduced cost for infrastructure, but that is often offset by the added networking infrastructure requirements of the environment. Even so, cloud-based accounting software for manufacturing company support has long-term business benefits. While the shop floor needs a network, it does not necessarily need to have servers. With the server in the cloud, the facility does not have to have staff to maintain it or back it up.
It is the "manufacturing" part of manufacturing accounting systems that is hard. Buyers need to match the enhanced functions to shop floor needs. Over 90 percent of buyers fall into one of these three groups:
Enterprise resource planning suite buyer. These buyers value the seamless integration of data and processes that comes from having one system for all functions. For example, they prefer a full-suite system for estimating, work-in-progress management and accounting that can automatically turn an estimate into a budget for project management, and then match invoices to project status and allocate job costs. These buyers favor integrated suites like Oracle, SAP, Sage ERP or Microsoft Dynamics.
Specialist buyer. Specialists in one function, such as job costing or inventory management, may value the feature depth of best-of-breed solutions designed for their function. These buyers may need specific functionality, like the ability to interface with an MRP system.
Small manufacturer. Small organizations often have limited budgets and fewer IT resources to dedicate to a system. They may be deciding between a new system and a new piece of equipment. These buyers need cost-effective tools that are easy to implement and use. Some will prefer full-suite systems, while others may just want one application, such as bill-of-materials production or shop equipment scheduling operations. These buyers typically prefer to use a small accounting software package such as Quickbooks or Peachtree.
There must be specific benefits to justify the additional costs of a industry-specific system over a generic system.
Any system is a challenge to implement. Because of the increased complexity and the interfaces to other company and operations systems, accounting systems are more challenging than most. This can lead to delays in installing the systems. Worse, a bad installation can yield incorrect results down the line.
Better cost control. Accounting systems for manufacturers gives a much better view of costs due to the MRP integration, MES integration and job costing functions. Increased information lets managers understand and control costs better.
Increased business visibility. Because the systems keep information at the job-cost level, managers have a view of costs and profits of all operations and can judge profitability at each level.
Better compliance reporting. Since these systems interface with systems throughout the firm, it serves as a convenient library for all of the compliance reports. This can significantly reduce the cost of preparing compliance documents for government agencies.
You could consider these market trends as you research the market:
Use of cloud-based computing. The use of cloud-based systems is growing. NetSuite, for example, is only available as a subscription service. While the cost of running a network is the same as as an on-premises system, there are security and cost benefits to having their systems managed and replicated in the cloud.
Use of Web-based front ends. Whether it's on-premise or in the cloud, more and more systems are allowing the use of Web-based technologies like browsers to run the systems. This means that the computer power can be centralized and workstations only need to be able to run a browser.
Integration with other systems. As manufacturing software evolves, accounting systems must change in step. More information is generated by newer MES and MRP systems than previous versions. As such, these systems are constantly evolving to keep pace.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Losses are never easy to swallow. They're even tougher still when the players and coaches feel as if the effort and performance put forth was worthy of something more.
That was the overarching feeling in the New England Revolution locker room on Saturday night, shortly after the Revs dropped a 2-1 decision to the visiting Colorado Rapids at Gillette Stadium.
"I don't think we deserved to lose the game," said head coach Steve Nicol. "I thought we deserved to get a point out of the game … we weren't great. We put the effort in. Again, I don't think we deserved to get beat, but we certainly need to get better."
New England goalkeeper Preston Burpo – who was acquired from the Rapids in an offseason trade – agreed that a draw would've been a fair result based on the run of play.
"I think if we came out of here with a point, I think you could say we deserved it," said Burpo. "We tested them a little bit in the back. But with that said, give Colorado credit. They played well tonight; they actually tried to play on the road which, to be honest, is quite a shock because they never do."
The Revolution outshot the Rapids by a margin of 13-10 through 90 minutes – including 8-3 in the second half – but long-range goals from Mehdi Ballouchy and Pablo Mastroeni were enough for Colorado to earn its second straight victory and at least temporarily move into sole possession of second place in the Western Conference.
Marko Perovic scored his first goal for New England when he curled home a stunning 30-yard free kick in the 18th minute, but despite creating a series of chances later in the match, the Revs were unable to find an equalizer. As a result, they fell to their second consecutive defeat.
"I watched the game for the last 30 minutes or so when I got subbed off, and I was sitting there thinking to myself that we're at least going to get a tie," said forward Zack Schilawski, who was replaced by Edgaras Jankauskas in the 62nd minute. "Then five minutes later Pablo put one in on us. I thought the run of play was pretty even. I wasn't expecting them to get anything more on us. I thought the goal they did score was kind of a weird play. Other than that, I thought our back four was really strong. I didn't see them breaking us down."
The Revs were once again plagued by a slow start, and they were punished when Ballouchy opened the scoring in the 14th minute. It was the fourth time in five games this season in which the Revolution has conceded the first goal.
"Up until we equalized, they definitely controlled the game," said Nicol. "There's no question about that. But after that, there really wasn't much in it.
"We're the home team, so we've got to try to pressure them in the second half," he continued. "I think we pressured them; we just didn't produce some real quality chances in the second half, which was the one thing that was missing."
While the Revs struggled to create quality scoring chances after the halftime break, the opportunities they did generate earlier in the match lacked the lethal finish.
"They were good, but at the same time I thought the way they played opened it up for us a little bit and I thought we got our fair share of chances," said Schilawski. "Sometimes you just can't put them in."
Schilawski's strike partner for the first 62 minutes of the match, Kheli Dube, agreed that it was a frustrating night in the attacking third of the field.
"It just seems it wasn't our day," he said. "We can just look at the positives we [had] today. We got a good set-piece goal today and I think we defended well on set pieces. So we're just going to try to get going this week again at training and try to get a win next weekend (against FC Dallas)."


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I also prefer to do network-based installs, where I don't have to download a whole 4GB DVD image, or even 700MB CD image, and burn it. Instead, I download the 160MB "netinst" network install ISO, burn that to a CD, boot that CD, and point the installer at a Fedora mirror to grab all the packages. This works great, but still, I'm left with a netinst CD when I'm done that I may no longer need.
Enter isohybrid, new in Fedora 12 (Beta). I've got a few USB keys of various sizes, most larger than 160MB. Instead of burning a CD (which I can still do, the process is unchanged), I can write the netinst ISO file directly to a USB key, and boot it. Amazing!
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Heavy snowfall and rain covered nearly all of the drought-stricken U.S. Plains hard red winter wheat region late this week, providing some relief from the worst drought in over a half century, an agricultural meteorologist said on Friday.
"It's going to help but it's not a fix, more is needed to bring the area out of drought," said Andy Karst, meteorologist for World Weather Inc.
Karst said the snowfall amounts were variable with up to a foot or more in the north or roughly 0.75 inch of moisture and another lighter event is headed for the area for the weekend.
"A weaker storm over the weekend will bring another 0.10 inch to 0.35 inch of moisture with a mix of rain and snow," he said. But "they will need a lot more to improve the drought."
Commodity Weather Group (CWG) on Friday said the next storm on Sunday and Monday would bring another 4.00 to 8.00 inches of snow from central Kansas into Iowa.
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"Drier weather then returns, but these events will put a dent in drought conditions," said CWG meteorologist Joel Widenor.
Thursday's weekly Drought Monitor report issued by a group of state and federal climatologists showed 18.66 percent of the contiguous United States was suffering from extreme drought, up from the 17.71 percent a week earlier and the percent in exceptional drought, the worst category, grew to 6.66 percent, up from 6.61 percent the previous week.
Kansas wheat farmers welcomed the winter snowstorm but the drought-stress on the winter wheat crop from seeding time last fall until now probably has harmed some of the crop beyond repair, Karst and other crop experts have said.
Don Keeney, meteorologist for MDA EarthSat Weather, said that as of early February, roughly 4 inches to 6 inches of rain were needed in Kansas, the top producer of hard red winter wheat, to bring the state out of drought status. And up to 8 inches were needed in a pocket of severe dryness in northeastern Kansas, a big corn and grain sorghum growing area.
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PSC hails 'common sense' approach
Government contractors can breathe a bit of a sigh of relief with the conference version of the 2013 National Defense Authorization Act.
The final version of the bill backs off provisions involving workforce strength, contractor compensation and access to internal audits, that many in industry found troubling.
"Common sense has prevailed," said Professional Services Council President and CEO, Stan Soloway.
PSC had objected to provisions in the bill that required a set ratio of civilian and contractor workforce reduction. It also set limits on salary reimbursement, and allowed the Defense Contract Audit Agency unlimited access to defense contractor internal audit reports and working papers.
All three provisions were beaten back in the conference report in order to reconcile House and Senate versions of the bill.
According to a PSC statement, the new provision for workforce reductions gives the Defense Department flexibility in how it reduces staff.
"Requiring DOD to make equal cuts across its blended workforce would have deprived the department of the ability to make strategic decisions about how to best meet its mission needs," Soloway said.
On the issue of compensation, the provision to cap reimbursement was replaced by a requirement to have the Government Accountability Office conduct a study on the impact that such a move would have on the Defense Department, as well as the industrial base and contractor employees.
On the audit issue, the new provision lets DCAA only use internal audit reports to assess risk and evaluate internal controls and business systems.
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