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A killer set from the young Kenny Dope – one of his first big-name projects of the 90s, and a great showcase for his already-mature approach to a groove! There's echoes here of the indie east coast club scene of a few years before – some of the soul of New Jersey, and the playful pastiche of Todd Terry and others – yet Kenny also takes things even farther, really hitting that warm, soulful synthesis of elements that made his Masters At Work productions so unique – way more than just the sum of their parts, as you'll hear here! The record has a few famous samples that stand out nicely – and titles include "Whew", "Sayin Dope", "Got Myself Together", "Time & Space", "Just Plain Funky", "You're A Runway", and "The Bomb" – in both radio edit and "original Henry St mix". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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For several years, Environmental Services has worked to stop sewer overflows to South Ash Creek during wet weather. In 2006, the city installed a temporary bypass pipe on the surface near the creek to prevent overflows. In summer 2013, the city will repair portions of the Ash Creek sewer, remove the temporary pipe and install a permanent sewer line to improve sewer system reliability and stop wet weather overflows to South Ash Creek (see map).
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You wouldn't expect a restaurant that specializes in beef brisket, wood-grilled steaks, and burgers to be referred to as "a hidden vegan-friendly gem" by a blogger from Yummy Plants. And yet, Double Wide Grill satisfies both meat- and vegetable-lovers, with menus that run the food-chain gamut from lentil veggie burgers to St. Louis–style pork ribs. Adding to the eclectic feel, both of the restaurant's locations are housed in converted gas stations where vintage pumps still stand out front. Indoors, the decor pays homage to these rugged beginnings with bottle-based chandeliers, a hubcap ceiling, and a vintage trailer that recalls Floridian vacations to the wetlands where all lawns' pink flamingos migrate every year.
Patrons can also stop by on weekend mornings for brunch on the outdoor patio, or hang around until late at night for karaoke and more than 30 types of beer at the license-plate-covered bar. Sports fans can watch games on four 10-foot-wide high-resolution projection screens.
The 509 Café partners with nurturing goddess and retired insurance agent, Mother Nature, to use only the freshest ingredients in each dish. The lunch menu offers salads ($7.99) and sandwiches ($6.99 for a whole), many with a Southwestern spin; the Sonoran salad tops its mesa of mixed greens, grilled chicken, and roasted-corn and black-bean salsa with a Southwest vinaigrette and tortilla strips, while the Mohican burger sports Angus beef under roasted poblano pepper, served on a cheddar-jalapeno bun. The 509 Café is vegetarian friendly and offers a spicy black-bean burger as a replacement upon request. For diners who love beef but hate patties, the ranch roast-beef sandwich ($3.99 for a half) tantalizes with tender roast beef sliced thin and drizzled with ranch dressing. Quesadillas are available in both full ($6.99) and half-size portions ($3.99). Add a side such as Southwest potato salad and a drink for just $2. The 509 Café's breakfast menu is served all day and features classic Southwestern fare such as pancakes ($4.99), french toast ($4.99), and breakfast sandwiches ($3.99), and is served all day.
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Mitsubishi revamps U.S. strategy
Mitsubishi plans a different U.S. model lineup and a new production strategy for its assembly plant in Normal, Ill., as it shifts emphasis away from regionally focused vehicles to global small cars, hybrids and electrics.
Shinichi Kurihara, CEO of Mitsubishi Motors North America, says the company will launch four new models in the United States within three years, as four slow-selling U.S.-built vehicles are phased out of production by 2014.
The i electric car--sold in other countries as the i-MiEV--will go on sale here this fall.
In 2013, a production version of Mitsubishi's new global small car will arrive in the United States. A concept version of the car will debut at the Geneva auto show in March.
A plug-in hybrid crossover and another hybrid vehicle are also planned within the next three years, Kurihara wrote in an e-mail to Automotive News.
"There will be additional new products that will be announced within the year that we feel will help our dealers appeal to a wider variety of customers," Kurihara said.
As part of a new global business plan announced last week, Mitsubishi plans to launch five plug-in hybrids and three electric vehicles for worldwide sale by the end of 2015.
Production of the Galant, Endeavor, Eclipse and Eclipse Spyder will end in Normal by 2014. Those vehicles accounted for about 36 percent of Mitsubishi's 55,683 units sold in 2010.
The four vehicles will not be directly replaced. Instead, the plant will build either the Lancer sedan or Outlander and Outlander Sport crossovers or a combination of the vehicles, which share the same platform.
The Lancer is a compact sedan, while the Galant is a mid-sized sedan. The Outlander and Endeavor mid-sized crossovers are comparable in size, but the Outlander Sport is smaller, fitting in the growing compact cross-over segment.
The changes at Mitsubishi's sole U.S. assembly plant are part of a strategy to end production of regional models and instead manufacture vehicles that can be sold globally on fewer platforms.
"With the debut of this midterm plan, there are product plans, marketing plans and brand strategy plans that can be shared in the coming months that we feel can certainly help the dealer cause," Kurihara said. "There is no desire or agenda to shrink operations in the U.S. market."
North America is by far Mitsubishi's smallest and weakest market. It was the only region to see sales shrink in the first half of the current fiscal year, which ended Sept. 30, 2010. Sales in emerging markets such as China and Latin America, on the other hand, are booming.
The past decade has been a rough one for Mitsubishi dealers. Mitsubishi sold more than 100,000 vehicles as recently as 2007 but in 2010 sold just 55,683.
Hans Greimel contributed to this report
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HPC Pack Client Utilities on Windows 7, outside Cluster AD - Credentials Error
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I have installed HPC Pack SP2 Client Utilities on Windows 7 which is in my company backbone. Our HPC Cluster is on a different domain. I wish to use my desktop as a development environment. When I try to connect to the Cluster Manager giving the headnode IP, this is the error message I get:
Failed to communicate with remote SDM store. Authentication failed. The server has rejected the client credentials.
I am able to mstsc into my cluster. The cluster otherwise is working fine. I don't see the purpose of client utilities if this doesn't work. Please help.
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2011년 6월 10일 금요일 오전 4:01
Hi All,
I got this working. For anybody facing the same problem, here's the solution.
You would have to go to the cluster manager, and create a new user with exactly the same credentials as the client user. And add this new user to Administrator and HPCUsers user groups.
When you login from a client machine, the credentials of the client are taken as it is (ie, you cannot provide new credentials or cached credentials). So a user with the same credentials has to exist on the Cluster as well.
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2011년 8월 5일 금요일 오후 3:16That really isn't a solution, because you have to keep all of the passwords insync between both domains... What you should look at is a domain trust between your HPC domain, and your Enterprise domain.
- 답변으로 제안됨 Rob-HPC 2011년 8월 5일 금요일 오후 6:19
2011년 8월 29일 월요일 오전 1:35
It doesn't work even if the passwords are the same.
It doesn't work even if the user is using an alternate account in the same domain as the HPC server.
It doesn't work even if I explicitly put the credential for the same domain in the Credential Manager.
Any suggestions much appreciated.
2011년 10월 3일 월요일 오후 2:01
Try to do next on windows 7 station:
- Run "control userpasswords2" command from cmd
- Advanced tab, Manage Passwords, enter your domain credentials twice: once with headnode's IP address, once with headnode's machine name.
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January 9, 2013 1-5pmSomerville Building775 Court Street NESalem, OR 97301Large Conference RoomWatch video of the meeting HEREMeeting MaterialsCommunity-based Coordinators of Early Learning Services PresentationPublic Comment Summary Prevention & Wellness Health Demonstration Project Overview
ELC Regular Meeting Thursday, July 12, 20129:00am - 1:00pmDouglas County ESD1871 NE Stephens StreetRoseburg, OR 97470Douglas RoomMeeting AgendaMeeting MinutesEarly Learning in Douglas County presentationKRA Recommendation documentKindergarten Readiness Assessment Team report to the Early Learning CouncilTiered Quality Rating and Improvement System presentation
May 23rd, 2012 Bend Community Forum Harney County Chamber of Commerce 484 North Broadway Ave., Burns, OR 97720 6:30pm - 8:00pm May 24, 2012 Harney County ESD 1225 S. Rock Ave., Burns OR, 97720 9:00am - 1:00pm Meeting Notice Meeting Agenda ELC Statewide meeting schedule Malheur County Presentation KRA Survey Results KRA Focus Groups summary KRA Pilot site nomination letter Data System Recommendations Data System Budget Childcare and Early Education workgroup charge Roster Screening Tools workgroup charge Roster Community-Based Coordinator of Early Learning Services / Characteristics workgroup charge Roster March 14th, 2012 Meeting Notice Meeting Agenda Meeting MinutesRequirements Outlined in HB 4165 Child Care and Early Education Workgroup Draft Screening Tools Workgroup Draft Community - Based Coordinator of Early Learning Services Characteristics Workgroup Draft Commission on Children and Families Transition handout 1 , 2 "A Journey In Early Learning" PowerPoint presentation - Oregon City Schools Superintendent Larry Didway Testimony Sent In: Jackson County Commission on Children and Families Input from Early Childhood/Learning System Leaders in Jackson and Josephine Counties 2012 - 2013 Statewide Meeting Schedule **Note. These dates may change. "Next Meeting" above February 22, 2012 Meeting Notice Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes Watch recorded meeting here Childcare and Early Education Workgroup document Community-Based Coordinate of Early Learning Services Characteristics Workgroup document - Description of Pilot Process Early Childhood Matters Advisory Council - Head Start for School Readiness Act of 2007 Summary Oregon Commission for Child Care Screening Tools Workgroup document KRA Update document Partnerships for Sustained Learning: A Guide to Creating Head-Start School Partnerships (doc) Materials for agenda item #4 - OEIB Community Forums report by Todd Jones Executive Summary General Summary Supplemental table document Presentation from "Can Do" Communities Liz Durant, Ami Muilenburg - InterMountain ESD, PowerPoint 1, 2 Hillary Saraceno, Brenda Comini - Commission on Childrens and Families, PowerPoint January 26, 2012 Meeting Agenda Meeting Notice Meeting MinutesPrevention and Wellness Health Demonstration Project: Summary for the Early Learning Council Prevention and Wellness Health Demonstration Project: Summary for the Early Learning Council PowerPoint presentation
HB 4165/Early Learning and SB 1581/Achievement Compacts (doc) Kindergarten Readiness Assessment timeline December 15 Meeting Notice Agenda Meeting Minutes December 5 Meeting Notice Agenda November 30 Meeting Notice Agenda Presentations November 10 Meeting Materials October 18 Meeting Materials Strawperson Early Childhood Program Grid SB 909 Report The Early Learning Council's work will build on earlier efforts by the Governor's Early Learning Design Team, which met through June 2011. Learn more about the team's work and read its "strawperson" report (pdf). In reports to the Legislature submitted Dec. 15th, the Oregon Education Investment Board and Early Learning Council propose legislation and further action steps for 2012 that would streamline early childhood programs to ensure more children get the health care, pre-school, nutritional and developmental services they need to get ready for kindergarten. Elements of the Race to the Top application and embedded in the Early Learning Report. Early Learning Council Workgroup Meeting Schedule *There will be no public testimony accepted at the workgroups. Screening Tools Workgroup Roster Charge
May 22, 2012 11am-3pm State Library, conference room 103 250 Winter St NE Salem OR 97301
July 13, 2012 11am-3pm Oregon Childhood Development Coalition 9140 SW Pioneer Court, Suite E Wilsonville, OR 97070
July 27, 2012 11am-3pm Oregon Childhood Development Coalition 9140 SW Pioneer Court, Suite E Wilsonville, OR 97070 August 10, 2012 11am-3pm Oregon Childhood Development Coalition 9140 SW Pioneer Court, Suite E Wilsonville, OR 97070
August 24, 2012 11am-3pm Oregon Childhood Development Coalition 9140 SW Pioneer Court, Suite E Wilsonville, OR 97070
Childcare and Early Education Workgroup Roster Charge September 20, 2012 Roth's IGA Glencreek Room 1130 Wallace Road, Salem, OR, 97304
November 15, 2012 Location TBD
November 29, 2012 1:00pm – 3:00pm This will be an electronic meeting. To listen please dial: Call-in toll-free number (US/Canada): 1-877-668-4493 Call-in toll number (US/Canada): 1-650-479-3208 Access code: 807 516 347
Community-Based Coordinate of Early Learning Services Characteristics Workgroup (HUBS)RosterChargeCommunity Based Coordinators Draft Workgroup Report WebinarInput SurveyCommunity Based Coordinators of Early Learning Services Report to the LegislatureEarly Learning Council and HUB workgroup Community Input MeetingsJoin us to share your thoughts, hopes and concerns about how we can work together to make sure our children are ready for school.
October 16, 2012, 4:30pm-6:30pmCommunity Connection Transportation Building2204 East Penn, La Grande, ORFlyerOctober 17, 2012, 6:30pm-8:30pmGrant Union High School, Library911 S. Canyon Blvd., John Day, ORFlyer
October 18, 2012, 5:30pm-7pmCecil Sly Elementary School, Library1400 SE 2nd Street, Prineville, OR*Light dinner provided at 5pm inthe cafeteria. Childcare will be available in the activity room for those who choose to use it.FlyerUPDATES:HUB Update 8/28/12 - InspirationsHUB Update 9/12/12 - Inspirations
Input Session materialsInput Session Power PointCommunity Based Coordinator - StatutePutting It Together Worksheet
June 22, 2012 9am - 12 State Library, conference room 103 250 Winter St NE Salem OR 97301
August 16, 20122:30 pm - 5pmConcordia University2811 NE Holman, St., OR 97211Community Room (East end of the George R. White Library, Building 19)HUB Workgroup OverviewHUB Workgroup Process
September 20, 20128am - 4pmThe Tauchman House31240 SW Boones Ferry RoadWilsonville, ORMeeting Agenda Meeting materials
October 4, 20121-5pmVeolia Water, Conference Room10350 SW Arrowhead Creek lane, Wilsonville, OR 97070
October 25, 20128am - 4pmVeolia Water, Conference Room10350 SW Arrowhead Creek lane, Wilsonville, OR 97070
November 1, 20121-5pmVeolia Water, Conference Room10350 SW Arrowhead Creek lane, Wilsonville, OR 97070
November 8, 20128am - 4pmVeolia Water, Conference Room10350 SW Arrowhead Creek lane, Wilsonville, OR 97070
November 29, 20121-5pm Veolia Water, Conference Room10350 SW Arrowhead Creek lane, Wilsonville, OR 97070
December 19, 20128:30am - 5:30pmVeolia Water, Conference Room10350 SW Arrowhead Creek lane, Wilsonville, OR 97070
January 28, 20132:00 – 4:00 PMSomerville Small Conference Room775 Court Street Salem, ORAgenda
ELC / OHPB Joint SubcommitteeDecember 20, 2012Portland State Office Building9am - noonAgendaMeeting PacketCharterGuiding Principles WorksheetDirections to meeting location
March 4, 2013Portland State Office Building, Rm 1E1pm - 4pm
April 2, 2013800 NE Oregon Street, Room 1D, Portland9am - 12noon
Oregon is one of five states invited to apply for a share of $133 million in federal grants for state-level, comprehensive early education reform. In December 2011, The US Departments of Health and Human Services and Education on Dec. 16 awarded federal Race to the Top - Early Learning Challenge grants to nine states out of 37 applications. Oregon's application ranked 13th out of the 37 submitted. In April 2012, the US departments announced an additional round of early learning grants, with Oregon eligible for up to $25 million in funding. Oregon's renewed application will be based on the original proposal: Read a summary of the grant application, a breakdown of the proposed $40.6 million grant budget and the full grant application. Also: the Governor's April 11 news release and the US Department of Education release.
Community invited to work session on kindergarten readiness assessment Early Learning Council holds meetings in six cities May 29 to June 28 PORTLAND Tuesday, May 29, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Center for Self Enhancement 3920 North Kerby Ave. PENDLETON Wednesday, May 30, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Blue Mountain Community College Cafeteria, Pioneer Hall 2411 Northwest Carden Avenue REDMOND Thursday, May 31, 6:30 to 8 p.m. M.A. Lynch Elementary School 1314 Kalama SALEM Wednesday, June 13, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Salem / Keizer Coalition for Equity 3850 Portland Rd NE #214 ROSEBURG Thursday, June 14, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Douglas County Central Library 1409 NE Diamond Lake Blvd. NEWPORT Monday, June 25, 6:30 - 8 p.m. Newport High School Boone Center 322 Northeast Eads Street, Newport , OR PORTLAND Thursday, June 28, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Center for Self Enhancement 3920 North Kerby Ave
Kindergarten Readiness Assessment Team Report
June 29th Webinar Presentation
Pilot School Notification Letter
Kindergarten Readiness Assessment Information Sheet Kindergarten Readiness Assessment Team Members
Inspiring EducatorsInspiring Educators - SpanishUPDATE 9/26/12The Oregon Education Investment Board (OEIB) will hold seven community forums and a webinar to engage all stakeholders in a discussion around education funding. The OEIB will present its vision for building a seamless P-20 system and, most important, provide an opportunity for all Oregonians to share their own expectations and priorities.The forums will be held from October 15th through the 30th at 6-8:00 p.m., and will offer a family-friendly area for parents with children, as well as light snacks and refreshments. Anyone wishing to speak must sign in beginning at 5:30 p.m. Individuals will be heard on a first come basis. Each speaker will be given two minutes. Public comments may also be emailed to: email@example.com AnnouncementCommunity Forum Priority List Community Forum PowerPoint presentationEducation Funding Team RecommendationsEducation Funding Team Report OverviewView recording of webinar HEREHoliday Card ContestHoliday Card Contest (Spanish)
Dates and Locations:Monday, October 15 – Eastern OregonHermiston High School, Commons Room600 S. First Street, Hermiston, OR 978386-8pmWednesday, October 17 – Eugene University of OregonFord Alumni Center, Giustina Ballroom1720 East 13th Avenue, Eugene, OR 974036-8pmThursday, October 18 – PortlandMarshall High School, Auditorium3905 91st Avenue, Portland, OR 972666-8pmTuesday, October 23 – Salem McKay High School, Auditorium2440 Lancaster Drive, Northeast Salem, OR 973056-8pmWednesday, October 24 – Medford North Medford High School, Commons1900 North Keene Way Drive, Medford, OR 975046-8pmThursday, October 25 – Coos BaySouthwestern Oregon Community College1988 Newmark Avenue, Coos Bay, OR 97420Performing Arts CenterLakeview Rooms, 2nd Floor6-8pmMonday, October 29 – WEBINAR Watch the stream HEREEmail questions to: firstname.lastname@example.com, October 30 – Bend Pilot Butte Middle School, Cafeteria1501 Northeast Neff Road Bend, OR 977016-8pm
NEW DATE: Monday, November 5, 2012Grant Union Junior/Senior High school911 S. Canyon City Blvd.John Day, OR 978456-8pmEach of these locations is accessible to individuals with disabilities. For other accommodations or language interpretation, please contact Seth Allen at the Oregon Education Investment Board at email@example.com call 503-378-8213 at least 48 hours before the meeting.
The Oregon Education Investment Board held seven community meetings across the state in January to discuss next steps to improve student success in Oregon's public education system, from pre-kindergarten through to college and career readiness. More than 1,100 Oregonians participated. The board scheduled an eighth community forum, in North Portland on March 6, as an additional effort to reach out intentionally to communities who have historically been underserved by the public education system. The Governor and board members wanted to hear more from students, parents and educators facing and overcoming the education system's challenges of race, language and poverty. Report from January Meetings: Executive Summary General Summary Table Facilitator Summaries Supplemental table document Frequently Asked Questions PUBLIC OUTREACH MEETING MATERIALS:
Each week, staff collect local and national news stories about education and issues related to Senate Bill 909 and the Oregon Education Investment Project. July 19, 2012
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June 18, 2012 THE OREGONIAN Three-part series, Diplomas denied:
House Bill 3418 passed during the 2011 legislative session, establishes a Task Force on Higher Education Student and Institutional Success. The 17-member task force is charged to examine best practices in higher education, and make recommendations to increase success for students in acquiring basic skills, career preparation and program completion with attainment of certification or degrees. The task force must offer an initial report to the Legislature by December 1, 2011. A final report is due October 15, 2012. The task force website offers further information, including including membership and meeting notices and agendas. If you have questions regarding the work of the Task Force on Higher Education Student and Institutional Success, you are welcome to contact me at my OSU address: email@example.com
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July 2, 2012Oregon University Boardroom1800 SW th Ave, Suite 5159:00 am
July 12, 2012Oregon State Capitol, HR F900 Court street NE, Salem 973011:00 pm
August 9, 2012Oregon State Capitol, HR A900 Court Street NE, Salem 973011pm - 3pmMeeting Agenda
August 23, 2012Portland State UniversitySmith Center 2949am - 11amMeeting NoticeMeeting AgendaHB 4058: Work Group Summary and Report for August 23, 2012
September 13, 2012Oregon State CapitolHearing Room E12noon-1pm
October 4, 2012Portland State UniversitySmith Center 2969am - 11am
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Oregon Youth Development CouncilJune 20, 20139am - 12pmOregon State Capitol, HR 50Meeting Notice
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Last week, Thomas Sowell argued in his column that there is a dearth of evidence in the gun control argument, and we need some. I couldn't agree more.
"The gun control controversy is only the latest of many issues to be debated almost solely in terms of fixed preconceptions, with little or no examination of hard facts," Sowell wrote. "Media discussions of gun control are dominated by two factors: the National Rifle Association and the Second Amendment. But the over-riding factual question is whether gun control laws actually reduce gun crimes in general or murder rates in particular."
"But, if the hard facts show that gun control laws do not actually control guns, but instead lead to more armed robberies and higher murder rates after law-abiding citizens are disarmed, then gun control laws would be a bad idea, even if there were no Second Amendment and no National Rifle Association," he adds (http://townhall.com/columnists/thomassowell/2013/01/22/do-gun-control-laws-control-guns-n1493958).
So I decided to take Sowell up on his word, and looked at the evidence. You can follow along too, at this site (http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/crime-in-the-u.s/2010/crime-in-the-u.s.-2010/tables/10tbl01.xls).
In 1993, the violent crime rate was 747.1 crimes per 100,000 individuals. The homicide rate was 9.5 per 100,000 people, and the property crime rate was 4,740 per 100,000 residents. After the Assault Weapons Ban was put in force in 1994, the crime rate fell in all factors in 1995. In fact, it fell in every category in every two year increment of measurement, save the homicide rate (5.6 in 2001, 5.7 in 2003).
By 2003, the year before the Assault Weapons Ban was allowed to expire by Congress, the violent crime rate was 475.8 per 100,000. The homicide rate was 5.7 per 100,000 and the property crime rate was 3,591 per 100,000. These all represent dramatic declines in crime.
"The central issue boils down to the question: What are the facts? Yet there are many zealots who seem utterly unconcerned about facts or about their own lack of knowledge of facts," Sowell concluded. But there's a reason why Sowell didn't provide them himself.
Had he done the research, Sowell may have also concluded that all three crime rates fell after the Assault Weapons Ban expired, though not as dramatically as the 1994-2004 decline.
There could be other factors associated with the low crime rate. The Freakonomics team chalks it up to abortion reducing the number of potential criminals. Another claims that banning lead paint helped. Some associate the vigorous law enforcement tactics also included in the crime bill that contained in the 1994 crime bill (more funding for cops, fewer appeals).
It should also be noted that not all guns were banned, allowing people to keep rifles, pistols and shotguns for home defense. Despite what the RandPAC web ads say about Obama banning all guns, that's not in any executive action or legislation introduced (also a fact). When you chastise your opponents for not having data, you should investigate what the evidence shows first before you make your argument.


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Wonderful response to the Wyoming fracking article. Liberals have dumbed down the education system for so long that people have NO idea what the Constitution is, much less what is in it. Have you heard any of the Hillsdale College's classes on the Constitution?
Congratulations on having the dedication to post for 400 consecutive days. Keep up the Great Work. Your buddy, Warren {:-)
Thanks for correcting my post. Just had some eye surgery and hit the wrong keys. Yes it was 1.79
I think half the GasBuddies think I'm fantastic and the other half have me on ignore!
GM Tree - you're not alone. Heard three versions on NYC radio stations. Just had to look it up. Regards C-93
AT THIS POINT I AM UNIFORMLY BLOCKING PEOPLE WHO SAY ODUMBO OR SOME other form of his name. if you don't i won't block you. but in response to your statement that by blocking i will miss out of some peoples' opinions let me say, if they can only express themselves using slang names, i don't care about their opinions. rush limbaugh has continually used goofy names for the president and i hold him responsible for many things that are wrong with this country and for single handedly totally corrupting the republican party. and he did it to make money.
Thanks, I'm not sure what the whole truth is, but as an analyst, I have learned never to except something at face value. Things that sound unbelievable are probably not. When I see a story about burning water, my BS meter lit up. Given the way the EPA operates, backing off does not compute, hence fishy.
Remember - it's the Antichrist who will be the "president of the world" in the one world government. And, I believe we are getting ever closer to that day.
Hi, BIG congratulations on having the dedication to post for 300 consecutive days. WOW!! Keep up the great work and Good Luck in the future! Your buddy, Warren :-)
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Short-term goals 'bad for business'More than three quarters of business leaders believe that the search for short-term corporate profitability in the aftermath of the economic crisis has led to poor leadership decisions that damage business, according to a survey. More… |
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Oman Oil staff complete London School trainingThe first group of Oman Oil Company's business leaders has successfully completed its initial training with London Business School for its Takatuf Leadership Programme. The School is working in partnership with Oman Oil Comp More… |
London Business School's MBA tops in pay riseLondon Business School's MBA scoops the highest salary increase of the top five schools, according to the 2013 Financial Times MBA ranking. Pre-MBA salaries increased 125 per cent, while 92 per cent of the students secured e More… |
Experts discuss key employment issuesLegislative changes, the role of reward in attracting and retaining talent and how to seek new sources of talent were the topics of discussion among industry experts at the London Business School's recent thought leadership forum in Dubai. More… |
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Arab Spring 'heralds changes in finance sector'The Middle East's financial services industry is likely to see an increase in entrepreneurship as a result of the Arab Spring and the financial crisis, said a panel of of industry experts at London Business School's latest thought le More… |
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Ortonville man, 22, dies in New Year's Eve car accident
A young Ortonville father died five minutes before the New Year in a crash that mangled his vehicle so terribly that it was unrecognizable, said Groveland Township Fire Department officials.
After sideswiping a vehicle and crashing his Jeep Liberty into several trees in a wooded area, Ethan Schram of Ortonville died instantly, said Fire Chief Steve McGee.
Schram, 22, was driving on Grange Hall Road west of Judy Ann Road when he lost control and ran off the road, officials said.
Groveland Township fire crews and personnel took the call, and assisted the Flint post of the Michigan State Police in the crash investigation.
"We were on-scene until around 2 a.m.," said McGee.
Oakland County Medical Examiner investigators confirmed Wednesday that Schram was the only person in the car during the crash.
Responders said that beer cans could be seen in the back seat of the car, and officials aren't ruling alcohol out as a factor in the crash.
"I don't know for sure," said McGee regarding the investigation.
McGee, who knows Schram's family, said: "Being a father of a son about the same age (as Schram), I can't imagine what the family is going through."
Schram was a fishing enthusiast. He shared his passion for the sport with his young son, Ronald. Continued...
The Schram family owns River Rock, a restaurant located on Grange Hall Road and Dixie Highway.
Deanna Schram said her son had "the biggest heart," and that he was "always funny."
"He made some bad decisions and hung out with wrong people in the past, but started getting his life back on track two years ago as soon as his son was born," said Deanna.
"He really stepped up to the plate when he found out (he was going to be a father)," she said. "He fought in the courts to get his name on the birth certificate — actually, it's in the process right now."
She said he won 50 percent custody of Ronald in October.
Schram worked as a rough carpenter and at Complete Scents in Holly, said his mother.
"He was a hard worker," she said.
He had attended Mott Community College to pursue a criminal justice degree, said Deanna.
"He wanted to take after his great uncle and my cousin, who were both in law enforcement," she said.
Although he had some troubles, Schram was planning to go back to school. Continued...
"I talked to him about it last week," Deanna said.
Schram's funeral services will be held at Coats Village Funeral Home in Ortonville from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday and beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday.
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by Srila Sen, MA
A keloid is an extra growth of scar tissue over a skin wound. It grows beyond the margins of the skin wound. A keloid can vary in size from one to several inches. They are not harmful to general health.
Keloids can occur anywhere but they are more common on:
Scar tissue is a part of the normal healing process. With keloids, the scar tissue grows in an uncontrolled manner. The scar continues to grow even after the wound has been covered. The growth can continue for weeks or months.
Keloids are more common in people with African American, Asian, or Hispanic ethnicity. They are also more likely to occur between 10-30 years old.
Factors that increase your chance of keloids include:
Ideally the scar tissue would stop developing at this point.
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Keloids often begin as small lumps at the site of a skin injury. They gradually grow beyond the edges of the wound.
For most, the scar is the only symptom. Some may have other symptoms such as:
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
You may be referred to a skin specialist. They can confirm the diagnosis and assist in removal. A plastic surgeon may do the removal.
Your doctor may order a biopsy. This test will rule out other problems like a tumor or other skin disorders.
Some keloids may go away on their own, but this is rare. If the keloid is not bothersome it does not need to be treated.
A large or irritating keloid may be removed with surgery. Most keloids will grow again after surgery. Other treatments may help to prevent recurrence. Prevention treatment options include:
These injections are often given with surgery. They are repeated every 3-4 weeks for six months. Steroids can relieve itching and pain and slow the scar formation. For some it may cause some shrinking of the keloid.
Your doctor may recommend radiation after surgery. This therapy can be very successful at stopping regrowth. However, it is a limited option because it is toxic to healthy tissue.
Other medications that may also help prevent regrowth of keloid after surgery include:
To help reduce your chances of forming a keloid, take the following steps:
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American Osteopathic College of Dermatology. Keloids and hypertrophic scars. American Osteopathic College of Dermatology website. Available at: . Accessed December 7, 2012.
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Conejo-Mir JS, Corbi R, Linares M. Carbon dioxide laser ablation associated with interferon alfa-2b injections reduces the recurrence of keloids. J Am Acad Dermatol.1998; 39:1039.
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Awesome build, would love to hear how she sounds
Finally car is almost finished so figured it was time to share. I wanted to build something different after destroying my turbo car. Reused a handful of things and was able to sell alot of the turbo stuff to fund this project. Big thanks to Caste Systems Performance for helping me build the car, Lugtronic, and all my friends who helped along the way. We were able to bang out a 12.99@102 at the track still working out the best setup. Will be dynoing soon. Here are the engine specs:
Wossner 82.7mm 12.3:1 Pistons
Scat connecting rods
FSI Crank
Forcefed Engineering Crank Modification
AEB head, Supertech exhaust valves
Cat Gold springs, Rosten retainers
Cat 3652 camshafts
48mm Throttle Bodies w/ Custom Manifold
Techtonics Tuning 4 to 1 Header (Then modified to 3" out)
Custom ABF Alternator Bracket
Quaife Gears w/Peloquin LSD
Clutchmasters FX700 Twin Disc Clutch
DSS Stage 3 Axles
Lugtronic Wire In ECU with Custom Harness with Bulkhead and lots of Data sensors
Injector Dynamics ID 1000cc fuel injectors
Bosch 044 Fuel Pump
FuelLab Pre and Post Filters and FPR
Full 3" Aluminum Exhaust
E85 Fuel
Engine Bay with Temporary catch Can
Velocity Stacks
Car in street trim
Motor before it went in
Somewhere during the build process
Modified 06X accessory bracket with ABF alternator
Header fitment
Modifed to 3" 2 1/4 just wasnt going to cut it.
It's good to see this one coming together.
that work area is a mess
I FWD 9.14@163 SFWD Junior Varsity GTI
Lugtronic Force Fed Engineering Boost Factory Clutchmasters Caste Systems Performance Madsen Restorations
You forgot to mention the sweet steelies.
Life begins at 101 kpa ...and so does poverty--Lugnuts Calhoun
oh yeah nice BNO reference in the title
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niceeeee! love this. Keep up the work!
Racing Improves the breed..
"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith"- 2 Timothy 4:7
thanks. hoping to get back out to the track. if it ever stops raining.
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2150. Still some weight to lose.
What do you mean fix the heat?
Hail mary at a joke off that old Howarth video. I'm not used to seeing a mk3 bay with heater core hoses!
Car's awesome man
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Heat is one of those things that is nice to have. The AC part is removed. Hoping to get back to track if it ever stops raining.
Ben doesn't have enough insulation to go without heat.
Life begins at 101 kpa ...and so does poverty--Lugnuts Calhoun
Def not. Also ask Todd how it was racing without defrost
World Cup Finals is definately a good place to have heat in the car, lol.
Life begins at 101 kpa ...and so does poverty--Lugnuts Calhoun
Forced convection.... Now we grillin.
Some times she goes, some times she doesn't.... Way of the road
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Good ****. I used to see them all the time when they'd come to NJ. I was actually up there for their reunion show a few years ago.
Was able to bang out a 12.75 @ 105 at the track. Pretty happy with the thing. Hoping someone took video.
Life begins at 101 kpa ...and so does poverty--Lugnuts Calhoun
Thanks mark. I found one other on YouTube I will link later
I thought I was recording but all I did was take a picture. still getting used to this new phone lol
Racing Improves the breed..
"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith"- 2 Timothy 4:7
Nicely done.
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Thanks. Gonna keep working at it and hope to get the rest of you NA guys excited to race again.
Im building the same motor for my mk3 right now. Can you give me some info on the ITB setup?
It is an ADR lower manifold mated to a flange from zornig. The flange is for Toyota ae111 or ae101 throttle bodies. The manifold was modified to get the proper angle. Velocity stacks from techno toy tuning. There are other lengths available but not easily in US and ITG filter with custom made plate. Custom made fuel rail and brackets. Custom made vacuum manifold.
What would it cost to have one made? I was going BT 1.8T but decided I would rather spend the extra $4k on paint and body so I can have the car finished sooner.
I have the AEB head already and will have an aba block soon. I had one that I sold or else Id be on my way
Not sure. Some of the companies make Itbs for 20v and it is about the same by the time you add it all up
Extrudabody. Twm induction might have something. Badger might also. Maybe a few others I am forgetting.
Hope you don't mind me adding more info in this thread. I also used an ADR manifold, then used 750 GSXR bike ITBs. With some all thread rod, nuts and/or washers spaced out for correct manifold spacing, and these were also the correct diameter for the ADR couplers.
Keep it up Bonesaw, love what you are doing.
Do you have any problem with the small throw using motorcycle throttle bodies? We have a car at the shop with extrudabodies and the pedal goes from idle to WOT in a really short distance. With the AE111 it has a more normal feel to it because they were designed for a car. I've heard that OBX makes knock offs of the Toyota throttle bodies for a honda. Someone should give them a whirl.
That was probably back in 2008 and it was only ITB'd for one summer. So recalling, it didn't seem short, but guessing shorter than a stock cable throw. The cable was actually a bike shifter cable to make it all work correctly. I'm sure there are better options out there that are more fit for automotive use, just wanted to throw that info out there as it's a cheap option. We all know that's not always the best choice though. The car ran great at WOT but was fairly touchy at partial throttle, which is probably part of the shorter throw you were asking about. Hope that clears it up a bit.
For the bike throttles they are touchy unless you put on a progressive throttle cam from a stock tb or make a larger std one.
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Bucher Leichtbau uses HBM test and measurement technology to test airworthiness of galleys
Food on board an aircraft is to be light and easily digestible. Being lightweight is a requirement for the kitchens on board (called galleys), too - and nonetheless they need to be able to withstand large physical loads. Bucher Leichtbau AG, Switzerland, is a leading manufacturer of galleys and cabinets installed in passenger aircraft and therefore places its trust in stringent testing of its modules to ensure their airworthiness. In the test bench on board: The complete measurement chain from HBM.
Technologies and systems used in the aircraft industry need to comply with stringent rules and regulations. Special evidence regarding statics is required to prove the airworthiness of aircraft cabin installations. This also applies to the galleys used on board.
Conditions on board are particularly tough for the galleys. To ensure maximum efficiency, galley modules need to be extremely lightweight - and, on the other hand, must withstand extreme loading.
Lightweight design built to withstand the forces of gravity
Bucher Leichtbau AG
Lightweight design built to counteract the forces of gravity to the extent possible - Bucher Leichtbau, with production sites in Switzerland and the USA, is a master in this field.
Bucher Leichtbau develops and produces innovative lightweight solutions for civil aviation, air rescue and the automotive industry. The range of products comprises different fields of application, such as catering, cabin, emergency medical systems and automotive / VIP. Galleys and cabinets from Bucher Leichtbau are the ones most often used in civil aviation.
Such combined modules, also called "monument", can carry a net load of eight times their tare weight and have to withstand accelerations up to 9 times the acceleration due to gravity (9g).
Maintenance costs remain very low over the years because of the modular and rugged design. The required minimal service life is 25 years. However, galleys and closets need to prove their airworthiness prior to their first take-off.
A distinction is made between flight loads (regular flight loading conditions such as take-off, landing, turbulences, etc.) and emergency landing loads (controlled emergency landing or aborted take-off). Each of these loads is simulated on ground test facilities first. The galleys and cabinets are subjected to any occurring forces and accelerations (including the safety reserve) and their behavior under these loads is tested. Only after having successfully passed these tests will the monuments be approved for installation in aircraft by authorities, aircraft manufacturers or end customers (airlines).
Complex test bench simulates forces occurring during operation
A test bench is built up for simulating the forces occurring during operation (its design depends on the type of aircraft and requirements). (Tensile) force is applied to the test object in the test bench via a central 500 kN hydraulic cylinder; its force is distributed between the individual components of the test object using a complex system of wire ropes, chains and so-called "whiffles" (whiffle trees).
In the past, (tensile) force applied to the test bench was determined by converting the measured pressure of the hydraulic cylinder. This was the only indicator of monument loading. Further load values on individual components were computed on the basis of the distribution of forces resulting from the length of the whiffle branches.
Taking measurements instead of calculating
U10M precision force transducer ensures safety
Bucher Leichtbau has placed its trust in measurement technology from HBM for several years now, because it offers enhanced precision and efficiency. The force applied to the overall system via the central hydraulic cylinder is measured using a precision force transducer from the U10M family that is connected in series.
Furthermore, additional, smaller force transducers from the U9B family are used to measure the actually occurring forces directly on the component in areas subjected to particular loads or areas of special interest, for example, doors, locks, bolts, consoles, fittings, etc.
Galley deformation is measured using inductive displacement transducers in critical areas. All measurement data is synchronously transmitted to a data acquisition system (Spider8 or QuantumX) using catman®Easy software for processing, visualization, analysis and storage.
Acquisition of measurement data is thus very reliable and precise and analyses can conveniently be copied to a corresponding report. The manufacturer or end customer (airline) approves and confirms the documented tests prior to installation in the aircraft.
The sophisticated concept and the use of precision transducers guarantee that the objects under test withstand the forces and accelerations occurring during operation.
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Customer Testimonial
"Using the precise U10M force transducer permits us to determine the loads acting on our galleys in a significantly better and more efficient way. This enables us to provide our customers with very reliable statements on the airworthiness of galleys from Bucher Leichtbau AG"
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In my department we use Microsoft SQL Server databases. Also, we are restricted to the usage of stored procedures when interacting with the database. That's why I am trying to adapt the job and step incrementer to that policy and haven't succeeded so far.
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