text: Strosberg to lead Canadian Vioxx class actionApril 3, 2006|Written By By Mark Bourrie A consortium of Ontario lawyers has won an important carriage case that gives them the whip hand in a looming suit against the makers of the "super Aspirin" painkiller Vioxx. The carriage action was a vital side-action in a lawsuit that will not only determine who represents class-action clients in a case that may involve thousands of clients and may set the standard for carriage of future litigation.Last month, Regional Senior Justice Warren Winkler of the Superior Court made his decision on carriage of Setterington v. Merck Frosst Canada Ltd., deciding that an Ontario group led by Harvey Strosberg of Sutts Strosberg LLP in Windsor will quarterback eight class actions filed in Ontario against the drug maker and related companies over Vioxx.The Strosberg group faced off against Saskatchewan-based Tony Merchant of Merchant Law Group, who successfully fought the main Native residential schools class action.In the fall of 2004, Merck pulled Vioxx off the market because of concern about its side effects, initiating a flurry of class-action suits around the world. In the U.S. alone, about 4,500 lawsuits involving individuals and groups have been filed in the state and federal courts. In Ontario, eight lawyers from the province and Merchant filed suit within a few days of each other in the first week of October 2004. Similar suits were filed across Canada at the same time.A co-counsel agreement was worked out between Strosberg, Bonnie Tough of Tough & Podrebarac LLP in Toronto, Michael Peerless of Siskind Cromarty Ivey & Dowler LLP in London, and Joel Rochon of Toronto's Rochon Genova LLP as co-lead counsel. They lead a 19-firm team from across Canada representing clients from all the common-law provinces. They also have an alliance with San Francisco-based Lieff Cabraser Heinmann & Bernstein, which is involved in the U.S. Vioxx litigation.Merchant, who refused to join the Strosberg-led team, planned to work with Levin Papantonio Thomas Mitchell Echsner & Proctor in Florida. Merchant said his group should get carriage because his lawsuit, unlike Strosberg's, named the federal government.In his carriage motion, heard in September 2005 and January 2006, Strosberg asked that all other Vioxx suits be stayed and no new ones be allowed to be filed without permission of the court. The carriage motion litigation was nasty, Peerless said: "The suit couldn't go anywhere until we knew who would be the lawyer for it. Now we're getting started. This group from Saskatchewan that tried to get control of it has effectively held it up for a year."It would be fair to say that the tactical approach taken by this particular group is something we're not very used to in Ontario, and they attempt to do things without the proper kind of notice," he said."We got the actual motion to assume carriage and five volumes of material at 4:45 on the afternoon the day before the motion. We're talking several thousand pages of material, most of which were not only irrelevant but outrageously irrelevant, but it took hundreds of hours to go through the material just to figure that out."That kind of thing is unusual but we were not exactly blindsided because this Merchant Law Group is very aggressive and we knew they were going after these kind of cases and we heard they use tactics like that. They were very public on the fact they had a class action, they were doing a class action in Ontario, so we knew they were out there."Early in the process, Winkler told Peerless to meet Merchant to try to make a deal with him."I did go to meet him, I tried to make a deal, and we couldn't come to one. We had to get it decided by a judge, to decide which group was better able to handle such a thing," Peerless said.In his decision giving carriage to the Ontario group, Winkler noted the "clear animosity between the two counsel groups, precipitated no doubt by the inclusion of 'scandalous' statements in [Merchant's] materials relating to various members of the Setterington counsel team . . . the lingering effects are such that it would not be in the best interests of the class going forward to order the groups to work together."Tough, another co-lead counsel, said the last major carriage litigation involved lawyers acting for passengers on the Air Transat case, when a plane landed in the Azores on the way to Portugal after it ran out of fuel.She said Winkler's decision in Setterington v. Merck Frosst Canada Ltd. shows "the court's going to look at a whole variety of factors. The timing of the action, who started first, is obviously an issue, but also the number of class members and potential class members that have identified themselves to the firms, the experience of the counsel is a huge factor. Is this counsel someone who has the sophistication to carry forward the entire action?""In the end, it came down to experience, and whether counsel could work with each other."She said the class-action bar "is small, but it's growing," but most members work together to try to get a case into a certification hearing, where most cases are decided."Most have been settled after certification. The certification tends to focus everyone on a settlement. So there are not that many lawyers in Canada, in common-law provinces, who have taken a case to trial. But there have been a lot of certification hearings," she said.Peerless says Ontario has become a major jurisdiction in class-action cases involving prescription drugs."There are hundreds of actions in the U.S., but very few class actions. The law has developed to the point, especially after amendments by the Bush administration, that class actions alleging personal injuries are pretty much impossible in the U.S."There are hundreds of cases, many of them with consolidated clients, involving thousands of people inside the same case, but there are no clear class actions like that."In Canada, there's never been a drugs case or a device case as a class action that hasn't been successful. In the U.S., a person who took Vioxx and has a mild heart attack that causes him to spend some time in the hospital and miss six months of work would be worth $5 or 10 million after all appeals are exhausted. It's worthwhile for plaintiffs' lawyers to take a case like that."In Canada, no one would take the case because the damages, for an individual person in those circumstances, would be 100 or 200 or 300 thousand dollars. For a person to take on a company the size of Merck, to work on the documents, to overcome their enormous advantage in expert witnesses, for damages that size, it's not worth doing. In Canada, that's the real goal behind having class actions. That's why they're so powerful," he said.


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28th Annual Moon in June Road Race Burlington, ON
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Must be 10 years or older. T-Shirts available until May 17th
Must be 14 years or older. T-Shirts available until May 17th
Kidsfest is a great way to spend a family evening and encourage the kids to get out and be active!
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Robert Thompson Still Riding With Enthusiasm at Age of 59
Well north of Sydney, the Scone Race Club, holds a popular two day winter carnival that is a show of country racing at its best.
It is the home course of Hall of Fame jockey Robert Thompson, who could have retired a legend 20 years ago, but for the fact that the competitive fire that burns within is still blazing, even though he will turn 59 this weekend.
Thompson has ridden 4046 winners, most of any jockey. He did that over the course of 26,342 races.
He is most frequently found on the rural courses, but he has ridden in the Melbourne Cup and in over 100 countries around the world. The season past, he made 809 starts and won or placed 325 times, for a strike rate impressive by any standard.
He has a race named after him. The Robert Thompson Cup. The 1300-metre race is held at Newcastle in the spring. Thompson has won it.
You would think he would have his own Wikipedia page, but even though there are 37 Robert Thompsons listed by that source, which includes politicians, many sports figures, including a Robert Thompson who played footy for Essendon Bombers, military men and musicians, our jockey Robert Thompson seemingly did not pass muster.
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Environmental Protection
Clearwater Cleanup Company has been committed to the concept of waste minimization since 1995, when we purchased our first Danish dewatering truck. This advanced technology gives us the opportunity to pump liquid waste far more efficiently than using conventional methods
5 Ways Clearwater Cleanup Company is Friendlier to the Environment
- The waste solids that we pump are composted.
- The waste water that we pump is recycled.
- Your septic tank water stays in the local aquifier.
- We reduce truck traffic and emissions.
- We use less fuel.
The waste solids that we pump are composted.
Because our organic waste is dewatered, it can be taken to a composting site. We take almost all of our bio solids (grease and food solids, septic tank solids and treatment plant residuals) to High Country Composting Facility, which is part of the Summit County Resource Allocation Park (SCRAP), 2 miles north of Keystone, Colorado.
There it is mixed with wood chips from beetle-kill trees and turned into "High Country Compost". This is very stable, Class 1 compost safe to use for gardening or landscaping. For more information, including how to purchase this compost, go to the Summit County Government's website page on composting.
The waste water that we pump is recycled.
Most of the content in a septic tank or grease trap is water. When we pump out the tank or trap, we use our special truck to remove the water from the solids. It works so well that we end up with more than 1,000 gallons of clear water from a 1,250 gallon septic tank.
We re-use this clear water to clean the tank with our high-pressure washer. When the tank (or larger grease trap) is completely clean, and the water has been pumped and cleared again, we return all the water to the tank.
Both grease traps and septic tanks need a thick layer of water to function properly, but return of the water is especially beneficial to the septic tank. Septic tank water is full of micro-organisms, the "bugs" that digest septic waste. When we return the water, the good micro-organisms are returned too. They are perfectly acclimated to this tank, and they're ready to start work immediately. This improves the function of your septic tank.
Your septic tank water stays in the local aquifier.
There are many neighborhoods in our area that barely have enough water in their aquifer to supply their wells. Fortunately, water that is withdrawn by wells and vegetation is returned to the aquifer through septic systems. Every time you send wastewater into the septic tank, an equal amount is pushed from the tank into your drain field. From there it trickles down into the aquifer.
When a conventional pump truck is used to pump your tank, both the solids and the water are hauled away to a water treatment plant. When Clearwater pumps your septic tank, we haul away just the solids. We return all the clear water to your tank, and therefore to your neighborhood aquifer. Granted, this only makes a difference every 2-4 years when the tank is pumped, but every bit helps, especially during a drought.
We reduce truck traffic and emissions.
A septic pumper with a conventional tanker truck must haul both the sludge and the water to the municipal water treatment plant. He must do this after every 1 to 3 septic tanks, depending on the size of the tanks and his truck.
The dewatering capability of our truck lets us return the water to the tank where it belongs, which reduces our load by 1,000 gallons. We haul 4 fewer tons for every septic tank we pump. Furthermore, we do not have to drive all the way to the water treatment plant after pumping a few tanks. We can clean 10 or more tanks before needing to haul the solids to the local composting site.
The reduction in trucking, and therefore emissions, is even greater for the large grease interceptors and treatment plants that we pump.
We use less fuel.
We dewater septage, grease and other bio solids on-site, and return the clear water to the source instead of trucking it away. Per gallon of waste pumped, we do less trucking and use less diesel fuel than a conventional pumping company. In Europe, where fuel prices are much higher, this more efficient way of handling liquid waste has been the standard for decades.
How are we different?
The purpose of pumping a septic tank or a grease interceptor is to remove the solids. But tanks are mostly filled with water, and for the conventional pumper, to get rid of the solids he must truck and dispose of all the water as well. This is the only option when using a regular pump truck.
Clearwater Cleanup uses a more advanced technology. We pump all the sludge, grease and water from a tank, but then we separate the solids from the water right on-site, inside of our dewatering truck. Only the solids need to be hauled away, and the clear water can be returned to the tank.
The waste is processed before trucking instead of afterwards at a treatment facility. This is much more efficient, good for the tank and for the environment as well.
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A shofar can be quite small and still be kosher. The minimum size requirement, according to halacha is one tefach, or four thumb breadths, i.e. big enough so that when held in one hand, a bit of shofar is visible extended from the person's grasp on both sides.
Interestingly, this means someone with a very large hand may need to use a slightly larger shofar, i.e. the same shofar would be kosher for one shofar sounder, but not for another (see Orech Chaim, 686, 19).
In the laws of the Four Species we find that when you buy an esrog you should add up to one-third of the price you paid in order to upgrade to a bigger esrog. The Magen Avraham holds that this rule applies to all mitzvahs, citing shofar as an example. However, he also holds that this rule requiring you to spend an additional amount to upgrade to a bigger esrog or a bigger shofar only applies if the buyer can go back to the seller and exchange the one he bought for a larger one.
In practical terms, larger shofars are more expensive because large horns are harder to obtain and because the production process is more complicated. Also, it should be kept in mind that a jumbo ram's horn shofar can be harder to blow than a medium-size ram's horn shofar, whereas a large kudu shofar is generally easier to blow than a small or medium kudu horn.


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Beekeeping Articles
Honeybee or Wasp?
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a honeybee, a wasp and a bumble bee? Well, here is your chance to learn! Most of the time when a person gets stung by an insect, it isn't a honeybee. There are thousands of types of stinging insects in the United States and honeybees don't want to sting you if they don't have to. Did you know after a honeybee stings, she will die? She only has a 6-week lifespan, and she has a lot of work to do in a very short amount of time! It will take 12 worker bees their entire lifetime to make one teaspoon of honey! Let's take a look at a few more stinging insects.
Wasps are long, flying insects with a narrow waist. They have four wings and a hard, shiny body with no hair. Wasps look more brightly colored than honeybees as well. The lifestyle of a wasp is much different than a honeybee. Wasps live in colonies of about 10,000, and the queen wasp builds a paper nest. They also hibernate in the winter time. Unlike honeybees, wasps can't produce honey and rely on robbing food from other sources. The last thing that makes wasps special is that they can sting multiple times, and their venom is much more painful than a honeybee sting.
Honeybees are smaller insects about 2 centimeters long and are covered with fuzzy hair all over their body. They have two wings that flutter up to 11,000 times per second! That's why we hear a buzzing noise when a bee flies by! An average hive of honeybees has about 60,000 bees during the middle of summer. The queen bee in the hive has only one job, and that is to lay all the eggs in the hive. Did you know the queen lays 1,000-2,000 eggs per day? During the winter, honeybees are constantly moving and eating honey to keep the hive at a constant temperature of about 98 degrees. The last difference is that honeybees can only sting one time, and then they die! That is because worker bees have a hook on their stinger that gets stuck in whatever they are stinging. When they try to fly away, it pulls their insides out! I'm sure those bees would much rather be out collecting pollen and nectar, instead of stinging something and dying!


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UPSC Civil Services Prelims Exam 2011 Pattern and Syllabus
Civil Services (Prelim) Exam.-2011
The Preliminary Examination will consist of two papers of Objective type (multiple choice questions) and carry a maximum of 400 marks in the subjects set out in subsection (A) of Section-II. This examination is meant to serve as a screening test only; the marks obtained in the Preliminary Examination Examination by the candidates who are declared qualified for admission to the Main Examination will not be counted for determining their final order of merit. The number of candidates to be admitted to the Main Examination will be about twelve to thirteen times the total approximate number of vacancies to be filled in the year in the various Services and Posts. Only those candidates who are declared by the Commission to have qualified in the Preliminary Examination in the year will be eligible for admission to the Main Examination of that year provided they are otherwise eligible for admission to the Main Examination.
Preliminary Examination The Examination shall comprise two compulsory papers of 200 marks each.
NOTE (i) Both the question papers will be of the objective type (multiple choice questions).
(ii) The question papers will be set both in Hindi and English. However, questions relating to English Language Comprehension skills of Class X level will be tested through passages from English Language only without providing Hindi translation thereof in the question paper.
(iii) Details of the syllabi are indicated in Part A of Section III.
(iv) Each paper will be of two hours duration. Blind candidates will however, be allowed an extra time of twenty minutes at each paper.
The Examination shall comprise two compulsory papers of 200 marks each.
Paper I – (200 marks) Duration : Two hours
Current events of national and international importance.
History of India and Indian National Movement.
Indian and World Geography – Physical, Social, Economic Geography of India and the World.
Indian Polity and Governance – Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Rights Issues, etc.
Economic and Social Development – Sustainable Development, Poverty, Inclusion, Demographics, Social Sector initiatives, etc.
General issues on Environmental Ecology, Bio-diversity and Climate Change – that do not require subject specialisation
General Science.
Paper II- (200 marks) Duration: Two hours
Comprehensionr Interpersonal skills including communication skills;
Logical reasoning and analytical ability
Decision-making and problemsolving
General mental ability
Basic numeracy (numbers and their relations, orders of magnitude, etc.) (Class X level), Data interpretation (charts, graphs, tables, data sufficiency etc. – Class X level)
English Language Comprehension skills (Class X level).
Note 1 : Questions relating to English Language Comprehension skills of Class X level (last item in the Syllabus of Paper-
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Last week I shared my money diary for the whole week. This week I thought it would be interesting to see how much Vadim and I spend over the weekend, as a couple. We get groceries, go to brunch, and spend some money at a farmers market. If you're curious to see how it went down, keep on reading. View Post


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First title for Federer as father
Changing diapers doesn't seem to bother Papa Federer's game.
With a dominant first set Sunday, Roger Federer showed that he's in top-of-the-world form after his time off to become a father. A 6-1, 7-5 victory over Novak Djokovic brought him the Cincinnati Masters title in Mason, Ohio, his first championship since his twin girls were born last month.
"That's the special part, especially winning for the first time as a dad," Federer said. "It gets me going emotionally a little bit, because I know it's been a wonderful summer."
His stellar season can get even better beginning next week at the U.S. Open. Federer has won the last five titles there. Djokovic hadn't lost a set all week, but was not in the title match.
"The closest I was going to get to the first-place trophy is now," the world's fourth-ranked player said, standing 5 feet away from the crystal bowl that goes to the winner of the $3 million Western & Southern Financial Group Masters.
Federer shuttled between hospital and practice court for three weeks after his wife, Mirka, gave birth to twins in July. His goal in Cincinnati was to work off the rust and get ready for the Open.
He took control right away, breaking Djokovic's serve in a second game that lasted 13 minutes and 22 points overall. The 22-year-old Serb kept up better in the second set, but knew he was headed for his fourth runner-up finish in a Masters tournament this year.
Dementieva prevails: Elena Dementieva's U.S. Open tuneup was an overwhelming success. The No. 4 seed overcame an ugly first set to beat Maria Sharapova 6-4, 6-3 in the final of the Rogers Cup in Toronto. Dementieva's steady play was too much for an error-prone Sharapova to handle in the first all-Russian final in tournament history.
Dementieva dominated No. 2 Serena Williams in the semifinal, and had a similarly easy time against Sharapova as she prepares for the U.S. Open, which gets under way next Monday.
"It's great to have so many good matches against so many top-10 players here," said Dementieva, who has three wins in 11 career meetings with Sharapova. "I hope it's going to be good preparation. For sure, this kind of win gives you a lot of confidence, so right now it's all about recovering and getting ready for New York."
Playing in her first final since a serious shoulder injury, Sharapova committed 10 double faults and had trouble with even the most routine shots.
Briefly: Pat Cash of Australia defeated American Jim Courier 6-3, 6-4 to defend his singles title at the Hall of Fame Champions Cup in Newport, R.I. ... Taylor Dent won his first-round match over Ivan Ljubicic of Croatia 6-3, 6-4, at the Pilot Pen in New Haven, Conn., the final hardcourt tuneup before the U.S. Open.


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Arnaud has joined 500 Startups as Director of Special Projects and he is currently working on a stealth project.
Prior to 500 Startups, Arnaud was part of INSEAD where he was responsible for facilitating interactions between students/alumni and the Entrepreneurship ecosystem (Entrepreneur / Start-up / Incubator / Accelerator / Family Business / Venture Capitalist / Corporate Venture Capital) as well as responsible for the Social Impact and Tech ecosystem across the Asia-Pacific region.
Arnaud also acts as an angel investor with a focus on Internet, Enterprise Software, Mobile, Consumer & B2B. He has invested in Healint (High-relevance data for health treatments evaluation), Krak (the skateboarding experience one trick at a time) and Garuda Robotics (drone fleet management systems for businesses). He is also working on his spare time to develop some tools for the startup ecosystem: Asia Funding / M&A Newsletter, Startintx Index: APAC Venture Capital – Top Trends of Q1 2015 & Singapore startup ecosystem and entrepreneur toolbox.


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This part week I started a study overseas introducing a 'humanitarian-use' type of device. This was for patients with no other option; so it gives us data on the device while giving people a chance. I recognize that some patients will have complications with therapies I have developed, but I rationalize it with the fact that lots more will live and often have much better lives. The good greatly outweighs the bad. And when I heard about someone losing their life because of a complication I had a strong leadership team above me, and great friends around me, to help me stay strong.
For the past week I've been coping with a 0% survival from this device. A major unforeseen problem that even physicians had no idea was coming. From past experience it takes time to dull things that happen like this. The first thing I thought of after getting to the airport was that I really can't wait to get into academics so my work will not (directly) enter the clinic. I won't have an impact on patients directly. Sure, my research is very translational, but I can't help but think that I'll never have to experience something like this again. My biggest beef with academics in the medical devices field is they claim to know devices, design, medical science, and engineering well, but most have never actually had a direct impact on patients or designed a devices used by a physician. Nearly every engineering class I took has been useless in designing medical devices. My background in physics, on the other hand, is something I use every day. But I'm pretty okay with this trade-off. My beef with academic research is warranted to disconnect myself. I'm now a little more okay with being disconnected from clinical work. The more disconnected I am from real medical device design, the less likely I'll be to deal with this kind of pain.
The CTO of my company was on the flight next to me and could tell that I was hit hard. This is my first real failure here. I've had failures, but with far less impactful ramifications. He told me something like, "Suck it up. These are the things that happen on the cutting edge. You will always be disappointed at some point. The key is not to drown it, but reflect on it. Remember the good, identify what needs to be changed, and be grateful for where you're at." I responded with, "I'll try". Then slept for 12 straight hours.


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Jorge Estevez grew up in the Dominican Republic and New York City hearing stories about his native Caribbean ancestors from his mother and grandmother. But when he told his teachers that he is Taino, an indigenous Caribbean, they said that was impossible. "According to Spanish accounts, we went extinct 30 years after [European] contact."
…"These indigenous communities were written out of history," says Jada Benn Torres, a genetic anthropologist at Vanderbilt University in Nashville who studies the Caribbean's population history and has worked with native groups on several islands. "They are adamant about their continuous existence, that they've always been [on these islands]," she says. "So to see it reflected in the ancient DNA, it's great."
Genes of 'extinct' Caribbean islanders found in living people | Science | AAAS


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This is Balto my mother's pet dog he is four years old, he was born in Manila a year before typhoon ondoy destroyed our home in Marietta Romeo Vill., Pasig City...Balto was just a puppy then,.. his mother wasn't able to survived.... which made my mother brought Balto home with us in the province.
"They never talk about themselves but listen to you while you talk about yourself and keep up an appearance of being interested in the conversation" (Jerome K. Jerome)
A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than you love yourself.
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A small listing of the books I picked up from this year's Con: • Zombies vs Robots vs Amazons 1 and 2 by Chris Ryall and Ashley Wood. I love Ashley's meaty oils and gestural/dynamic panels in scratchy ink. Great texture. Plus it's about zombies and robots and amazons all fighting eachother! C'mon!
• Chris Sanders' Sketchbook 2 - full of his fantastic little critters and busty babes. Really, this guy is just an incredible draftsman!
• Claire Wendling's phenomenal work in drawers 2.0. Claire blows me away. She can draw her figures and animals like Frank Frazetta and also do concept work for animation and comics. I don't think her super simplified characters are as strong or interesting as her other work, but it's nice to have the entire gamut of her style in one book. I love, love, love her animals and figures. The gestures!
• Afterworks 1 and 2 - I was late on this bandwagon, but I got 'em now! Lovely work from the folks over at Pixar.
• Istanbul by Dupuy and Berberian. I couldn't pass this one up. A real lovely book of sketches of this incredible city. It's full of beautiful quick and whimsical studies of the architecture and people. Again, this is where my family is from, and the illustrator is Armenian. Yay!


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Over the years we have seen the Lamborghini Aventador in many different guises and colors, sporting wheels and body kits from many different tuners from all over the world. But the car does not seem willing to stop wowing us with its unique looks and peculiar ability to pull off custom visual treatments.
But amazingly, what emerges after all this work is a hugely elegant Lambo that is hands down one of the sexiest we've ever seen.
The black and white Aventador here is sitting on a set of ADV5.0 Track Spec wheels from ADV1, finished in a mix of matte and gloss black, measuring 21×10 inch on the front axle and 22×13 on the rear.
It also boasts a carbon fiber body kit consisting of an aggressive front spoiler with side flaps, complete side sills replacement, new rear diffuser, and a tall SV-style rear wing. By: motorward


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The forecast for the next four or five days is rain, rain, rain. So on Wednesday m'father cut his hay, Thursday he turned it and Friday evening we all turned out to get it baled and stacked.
I haven't made hay for about the last 25 years, but it's amazing how it all comes back to you once you set foot in the field.
We hitched a lift down the field on the trailer.
Son-in-the-middle gets the hang of jumping on a moving trailer.
Sparky with her 'what are they doing to me now?' expression.
The troops get their instructions.
Third-and-final son (and Walter) give me a hand stacking the bales ready for pickup.
Tough job this one.
And lift!
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Police say fraudster virtually visited Muji branches on three continents without ever leaving his Hokkaido home.
Introducing the "Street Museum" smartphone app enhanced with VR contents to make your travels that much more memorable.
If you've never seen how far cats stray from home at night, then prepare to be just as shocked.
On 30 June, 2008 Yasushi Takahashi, or Yassan for short, quit his job and set out on a trek across Japan. He took with him a GPS logger to document the journey as he experienced the "Japan that [he knows] only in books."
That might seem like a reckless choice for a man in his thirties, but as we can see, along with Japan he was also mapping out his future during this half-year travel. Yassan also recorded parts of the trip on video and uploaded it to YouTube in a video titled Tegami-Letter.
When I climb into the back of a taxi, I expect the driver to have some basic idea of how to get to any place I want to go, provided it's not someone's personal residence or a really obscure location. So, to see a driver dive for their maps or GPS can be a bit off-putting. It's not nice to feel as though your driver isn't sure of where they're going.
In Shanghai, however, map technology is being implemented at a whole new level, operating with extreme efficiency and convenience. It's quite literally the next generation of high tech taxis. Read More
I must admit I was really excited when I downloaded this app I was told would turn my iPhone into "a stud finder." Much to my chagrin, rather than helping me put up my new shelves it introduced me to Katsuhiro, a dashing young man who works at my local bakery.
This app was released by Datacraft on February 9, and uses GPS to locate the stores near you which have hot guys working there. Called Ikemen Tenin MAP Sapporo (Map of Handsome Clerks in Sapporo), it's designed for the working women who can't find enough time to meet guys.


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South India Tour Package – 22N23D
Destinations Covered: Chennai – Mahabalipuram – Pondicherry – Tanjore – Madurai – Periyar – Kovalam – Kumarakom – Allepey – Kochi – Bangalore – Mysore – Hassan – Sharavanabelgola – Bangalore – Mumbai
Day 01 Chennai
On Arrival Traditional Welcome & Transfer To Hotel. Sightseeing of Chennai includes Fort St. George, Fort Museum, National Art Gallery, Kapaleeswarar temple and drive past Marina Beach.
Day 02 Mahabalipuram
Visit Ekambareswarar temple – One of the largest temples in Kancheepuram, covering 9 hectares. Varadarajaswamy temple – noted for its costly jewellery and diamonds and precious stones presented by the kings of various dynasties temple and Kailasanathar temple – reflects the freshness and simplicity of early Dravidian architecture. Kanchipuram is famous for its exquisite silk sarees. Shopping and Visit the handloom.
Day 03 Mahabalipuram
Visit Arjuna's Penance, Shore temple, Five Rathas, Krishna Mandapam, etc. Rest of the day free to relax on the beach.
Day 04 Pondicherry
Drive to Pondicherry. Visit Aurobindo Ashram and Auroville.
Day 05 Tanjore
Tanjore is rich in its architecture, exquisite handicrafts, paintings, bronzes and South Indian Musical instruments. Visit the magnificent Brahadeeswara temple, where the shade of the tower (gopuram or vimanam) will not fall on the ground. The second largest monolithic sculpture, Nandi (Bull) can be found in the portal of the shrine. The Royal palace complex houses in important library and museums, including a superb collection of Chola bronzes.
Day 06 Trichy
After breakfast drive Visit Srirangam temple and Rockfort temple.
Day 07 Madurai
Drive to Madurai, known for 1000-pillared meenakshiamman temple. Visit Meenakshi temple, famous for its Court of Thousand Pillars, built in 1560 A.D and visit to the temple to witness the famous night ceremony when the Temple bronze of Lord Siva is carried to the bed chamber of Goddess Parvathy to the accompaniment of religious prayers and music. Also visit Thirumalai Nayak's Palace and Gandhi Museum.
Day 08 Periyar
Periyar. You will be taken to one of the best game sanctuaries in India – Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. Your journey to Thekkady is through breathtaking, winding, dense rubber, etc; do not forget your camera. A boat ride on the spending Lake Periyar is the best way to experience the sanctuary. Visit the Spice plantations like cardamom, cinnamon, pepper, coffee and tea estates. On your way back to hotel, you can shop at the local market and pick up some fragrant spices.
Day 09 Kovalam
Kovalam, a former fishing village enchanted by the strips of golden sands laced with rich greenery of coconut palms. After breakfast you are free to go swimming and more adventure for surfing. Afterwards you can attend the yoga classes. Rest of the day relax at the beach. Watch the sun setting and you are free for shopping for handicrafts in the twilight hours.
Day 10 Kovalam
Day Free to relax on the beach or proceed for a day excursion to Trivandrum (Optional).
Day 11 Kumarakom
Drive To Kumarakom. A cruise on the Vembanad Lake, gently rocked by the waves rippling to the rhythm of the swaying coconut palms on the distant banks could be truly exhilarating. Pm Free & Evening Sun Set Cruise.
Day 12 Kumarakom
Visit the bird Sanctuary. The island is surrounded by Vembanad Lake and the land has lots of streams and canals which provides an ideal tourist experience, apart from being a fishing township.
Day 13 Kochi
Drive to Allepey known for its backwaters. Have a short cruise on the backwaters and later proceed to Kochi, the commercial capital of Kerala. Later proceed for the Boat Cruise To See The 7 Islands Of Kochi & Beautiful Sun Set At Chinese Fishing Nets. Spend around the city shopping for spices.
Day 14 Kochi
After breakfast Visit the Dutch Palace, The Jewish Synagogue, St. Francis Church and Chinese fishing nets. In the evening witness the make-up session and performance of traditional Kathakali Dance Show.
Day 15 Bangalore / Mysore
Transfer to Airport in time to Connect flight for Bangalore. On arrival drive straight to Mysore enroute visit to Srirangapatna – The Little Island Fortress Of Tipu Sultan, Who Was Once Known As The "Tiger Of Mysore". Visit the Summer Palace, The Daria Daulat, and the Beautiful Wall Paintings. Rest of the day free to relax.
Day 16 Mysore
Visit the palace, Art Gallery; drive upto Chamundi hill to see Chamundeshwari Temple & a panoramic view of Mysore. On the way back, see the Nandi Bull. Afternoon free. Overnight Mysore.
Day 17 Hassan
Today you will witness the hoysala architecture. Visit Belur & Halebid temples.
Day 18 Bangalore
Drive to Bangalore enroute visit Sravanbelgola, noted for its 17 metre high image of Lord Gomateshvara, which is cut into the rock of Indragiri hill. Hewn out of a single rock and visible from a distance of 25 kms, the Lord Gomteshwara is bathed with milk and honey once every 12 years.
Later visit Bangalore, the Garden City. Vist Bull temple, ISKCON temple, Lalbagh Botanical Gardens and the magnificient building of Vidhana Soudha.
Day 19 Goa
You will be transferred to the Airport to board flight to Goa. On arrival you will be checked-in at the hotel / resort. Rest of the day free for your own activites like Swimming, Water Sport Activities, etc.
Day 20 Goa
Today Morning proceed for the city tour of Old Goa. Visit old Goa Churches, Bassilica of Boom Jesus, Sri Mangueas Temple, Dona Paula & Miramar Beach. Afternoon at leisure for swimming & sun bathing.
Day 21 Mumbai
Day free to relax and later transfer to Airport to connect flight to Mumbai. On arrival you will be checked-in at hotel to relax or proceed for the shopping.
Day 22 Mumbai
After breakfast proceed for the sightseeing of Mumbai. It includes Gateay of India, Marine drive, Coloba causeway. Visit Hanging gardens and Mani Bhawan, a small museum dedicated to the life and works of Mahatma Gandhi, and the bustling Crawford Market.
Day 23 Departure Transfer
You'll be transferred to the Airport to connect flight to onward destination. Depart India with lingering memories.
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FINAL DAY of 21 Day Cleanse
We did it! I am walking on air today. It feels like the sun is shining down on me (it helps that it actually IS; it's a gorgeous mid-70s fall day here in Asheville). I feel happier and more upbeat than I could have imagined three weeks ago. I hope all of you are feeling that way, too. It's as if a cloud has been lifted and I can see things with greater clarity.
A few updates on how I'm feeling:
Over the weekend, I encountered some family stress. I stomped around the kitchen island for a good 20 minutes, mind racing, focused inwards, dreaming of shoveling a chocolate bar in my mouth. I really wanted to tear into the package and have my way with it. I was pissed and stressed. After some psychological back and forth, I decided to do a 20-minute stress relief yoga routine. Afterwards, I sat myself down on the floor and played with my son. I chose to reach out to a person I adore rather than reaching for the chocolate. The stress dissipated and I appreciated CONNECTING, rather than retreating further in my head and mindlessly eating what felt like a quick fix.
I hope to remember this lesson: when stress hits, there are OPTIONS. And your brain's first response may not be what serves you best in the long run; I.e., five minutes after you've devoured the chocolate, have a stomachache, and are still stressed. Lesson to self is to do my best to stop, observe, and give it a few minutes before making a decision. Wise!
I'm also a little sad and nervous that the official cleanse is over. I've enjoyed having these parameters, a goal, Alex's daily emails, writing these posts, being part of a community doing this together; it's all become part of my day by now. This was just what I needed right now to get grounded. And honestly, I don't think I'm ready to stop. My body is still talking to me and I don't want to shut down the conversation. I hope it continues and to go even deeper. This is final day of our cleanse, but my intuition tells me to view it as a beginning rather than an ending.
Love from Asheville,
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I am a freelance journalist and editor. I've been a writer for over 10 years, and my work has appeared in The NY Times, Wall Street Journal and many high-profile glossy travel magazines. My emphasis has been travel, arts, and culture, and I have always had a passion for clean eating and living. I lived in Southeast Asia for 10 years before moving to Asheville last year. I am a mom of 2 boys, Auggie (5 and Leo (2). Follow me for 21 Days on the Earthie Mama's Super Cleanse.


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A caution to those of you using some GPS locators. A search for OCR&GC MAY send you to downtown Coweta. That's about 4.5 mi south of the match location. Use directions provided below unless you just want to see Main Street.
Our 2nd gun program is working fine; here it is again.
A couple reminders regarding PCC: 1) use of chamber flags is mandatory. We have them available at a modest price if you don't have one. 2) for all PCC's not actually cased the carbine shall be vertical and remain so until the SO states LAMR. Upon stage completion they shall remain vertical until cased.
BEWARE GPS AND OIL CAPITAL RANGE LOCATION: Some GPS locators provide erroneous information to access the range; others work just fine. If your GPS directs you to "take 101st St. to 305th E. Ave" discontinue its use to locate Oil Capital; default to the directions below or the map provided. The GPS location for the 101st Street Gate is 95 degrees 38' 2.291" West, 36 degrees 1' 9.718" North. The following streets, 91st St, 101st and 111th St South, do not run through to 305th East Ave from the west.
FROM EAST/NORTH: US-412 and OK-66 come together just at the east outskirts of the Tulsa metro area. Take US-412 East approximately 1 mile to Creek Turnpike. Take 2nd right (south) 7 miles to 71st St/Kenosha exit. Turn left on 71st/ Kenosha. You will need a couple dollars worth of coins to feed the toll booths. Follow BALANCE DIRECTIONS.
FROM WEST/SOUTH: From I-44, US-169, and Hwy 75; take their junction with OK-51 and proceed eastbound toward and just past Broken Arrow. Take exit off OK-51 marked Kenosha St. Turn left, and then go 1/3 mi. to intersection of Kenosha/71st. with 193rd East Av. Follow BALANCE DIRECTIONS.
BALANCE DIRECTIONS: Proceed east on 71st/Kenosha approximately 7 miles. Road will change from a 4 lane to a 2 lane. Look for County Maintenance barn on RH just before the first 4-way stop. At this FIRST 4-way stop, turn right (south) on 305th East Ave/Coweta Rd, and then go exactly 3 miles. Turn left on 101st Street South and then immediately left again into Oil Capital Club site drive. Proceed into Club site; bear right at the "Y" to the match area.
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There's no doubt that you're recording a podcast about something you love. And therefore you can probably talk for days all about your topic!
However, you only hold your listener's attention for so long. So how do you figure out what the best length is? And how often should you give your listeners new episodes of your podcast?
How Long and How Often?
There's no one correct method of figuring out how long and how often your podcast should be made.
Below you can hear episode five of season 10 of Podcraft. With this season, we're revisiting our first season, which covers the first steps to releasing your podcast. If you've missed any episodes, you can check out:
- The benefits of running a podcast
- What are you podcasting for?
- Who are you podcasting for?
- Formats & approaches
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The commonly repeated myth amongst podcasters is that you want to aim for around 20 minutes in length.
Many podcast fans do their listening when travelling to and from work. This commute on average takes between 20-30 minutes. Therefore its generally accepted that this is a good length.
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With that being said, don't feel constraint by this. At the end of the day, length is irrelevant because people can start and stop podcasts when they want.
Some very popular podcasts are hours long and are designed for audience to drop in and out over a long period. A good example of this are Those Conspiracy Guys who make long, in-depth podcasts about conspiracy theories!
It comes down to how interesting your podcast is. Your podcast only becomes too long when it's dull or you go off topic for too long.
Ensure that you plan your podcast out well so that if you're recording a longer podcast, then it has a good structure to it. You can read our guide on how to write a good podcast script, to help you with your own.
It's important that you don't good content short to make your podcast hit a certain time. If the final time on your edit is 21 minutes, or 19 minutes, don't worry about making it 20 minutes exactly. The most important thing is your content is correct.
The same thing can be said about stretching an episode out. If you've got less content in one recording than you had prior, don't record less adequate content just to make that time back. Put out the best podcast you can without worrying about this.
There are various approaches you can take when considering how often you want to release your podcast. Let's examine the pros and cons of these.
- It's powerful to have a day per week that you are a part of a listener's life. They'll actively make your podcast part of their weekly habit.
- This means it's easy to keep them hooked, because listening becomes part of their routine.
- The down side is this might not be sustainable for you. A weekly podcast takes a great deal of time to plan, record and edit.
- This can be a lot more manageable with regards to planning, recording and editing.
- This also gives you more time to find better content, or guests for your podcast.
- The down side is that you don't have the impact that a weekly podcast has. It's harder for your podcast to connect as part of your listener's life this way.
On the next episode, we'll be discussing another frequency of releasing your podcast. This is Seasonal releases.
Stay tuned for that. But for now, hopefully this gives you a good idea of how long and how often your podcast should be made.
We can also work with you putting together your podcast. If you're looking for help with producing your podcast, we can help.
We also have our own Academy for podcasters which helps you develop your ideas and your skills with lots of tutorials and advice.


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A year and 85 blog posts later…here I am. I'd hope that number would have been a bit higher, but 85 is still good. Right? 😉 So what does one do for an anniversary like this? I mean… giving an update on anything seems a bit silly because I give you updates all the time. And quite frankly… my life is not that exciting… therefore, nothing to really update.
I guess I could have thrown myself a huge party. Or maybe go out to have a drink or 2. Oh who am I kidding. No one celebrates little things like this, do they?
Hmmm. I wonder.
Well, I'll tell you what I did today to "celebrate" this milestone…
1. Spent my day with the hubster (running errands and just hangin' out).
2. "Cheated" and had a shredded chicken quesadilla from Jose's Mexican Restaurant.
3. Then went to the gym and ran a mile before going hard lifting heavy weights…workin' out the upper body muscles.
Now I'm sittin' here…watching TV. Something I rarely do these days. Because there is nothing else to do. If my gym didn't close at 8pm, I probably would still be there right now. 😛
Tomorrow's a new day. Another workout. And hopefully another blog post. Keepin' my fingers crossed but can't make ya any promises. 😛


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Feature time again this weeks theme colors.. obviously First half of the feature are thumbs that were posted in the thumbshare forum, 2nd half are all taken from my 's. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the very vibrant colorful feature.
whoa color overload *twitches a little*
Please if you see something you like take the time to and maybe leave a little comment to the artist as well [Bullet; Purple][Bullet; Green]
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Next Saturday I'll be reading alongside some fantastic poets as part of Poetry in Palmers Green.
Poetry in Palmers Green has become something of an institution since it was set up in 2006 after Palmers Green Bookshop closed. Poets Katherine Gallagher and Myra Schneider were determined to keep going something of the warmth and generosity of the readings Joanna Cameron held in the bookshops and the Poetry in Palmers Green readings, now held at St John's Church, attract poets and audiences from all over. Myra has written a very lovely blog about the history of the readings if you'd like to know more.
Anyhoo, on Saturday, I'll be reading with Mimi Khalvati, Martyn Crucefix and Fred Beake as well as with a glorious host of poets introduced by editor and poet Dilys Wood for the new anthology of women's poetry, Her Wings of Glass.
There will be also music from The Helios Consort, refreshments, books to buy and Open Mic slots (which you'll need to book in early for). It would be really lovely to see you there!
Saturday, 18th April 2015
6.45pm for 7.15 pm
Parish Centre St. John's Church, Palmers Green,
1 Bourne Hill/corner Green Lanes, London N13 4DA
Entry: £5 (£3.50 concs).
There's on-street parking nearby, and the venue is a 10 min walk from Palmers Green BR station. You can get 329 Bus from Wood Green or from Enfield to Bourne Hill or 121 Bus from Wood Green to The Triangle (8 mins. walk).


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A media function in Kent, in the United Kingdom, recently featured an announcement that there will be a new aircraft used for British Airways flights from London to Johannesburg as from 12 February 2014.
The function featured South African Sprinbok rugby giants Bryan Habana, Chris Robshaw and Jean De Villiers, who attempted to pull a British Airways Airbus A380, which will be used for the flights, down the runway. There was also a model, Georgia May Jagger, on hand to ensure that the men in the crowds had some eye candy.
Bookings are already open for British Airways flights from London to Johannesburg on the Airbus A380, and the flights on the aircraft will operate 3 flights per week, resulting in the frequency of British Airways' flights to South Africa increasing significantly. There are plans for the Airbus A380′s flights on this route to be further increased to 6 flights per week from 10 March 2014.