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Jacqueline Pierce, Esq.
Ms. Pierce is an experienced Trial Attorney, Mediator and Arbitrator. Ms. Pierce has completed
extensive mediation certification at both Pepperdine University's Straus Institute and at the Mandell-Gisnet Center for Conflict Management at Monterey College of Law, where she also taught trial advocacy. She has mediated and arbitrated in excess of 200 cases, and conducts pro bono fee arbitrations for the Monterey County Bar Association. She has served on the Monterey Superior Court Task Force for Alternate Dispute Resolution since 2008, and has served as a judge pro tem for settlement conferences at Monterey County Superior Court. Ms. Pierce has been associated with Compassionate Care Alliance (founding member and legal counsel); the Breast Care Center of Community Hospital (Advisory Board); St. Mary's By-The-Sea, Pacific Grove; "The Celtoid Kids" Celtic Music program; The Diocese of El Camino Real; and the Executive Committee of the Monterey County Bar Association. She also is a musician and promotes community engagement through music in various capacities, including serving as legal counsel to Orchestra In The Schools, Inc.
Elizabeth McCorkle
Elizabeth McCorkle, a Bay Area Native, joined the Mandell Gisnet Center after an extended career overseas. After completing her BA in Art History and German at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and her MA in Linguistics at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, Elizabeth lived and worked in Belgium, Iceland, Japan and Hawaii before permanently returning to the Central Coast in 2013. Elizabeth has extensive experience working in international higher education programs, specializing in Program Development, Curriculum Design and Student Recruitment and she brings her broad cross cultural experience to the Mandell Gisnet Center coordinating a wide range of programs and community outreach. Elizabeth is deeply committed to advancing the ideals of constructive conflict resolution, particularly in diverse, multicultural settings. Outside of work, Elizabeth is an active volunteer at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Monterey County Food Bank and numerous other local non-profits organizations.
Mackenzie Thomas
Mackenzie was born and raised in Riverton, UT, just south of Salt Lake City. She moved to Corralitos, CA in the summer of 2016. Along with her husband (and all of their pets), she lives in an off-the-grid cabin in the Corralitos mountains. She began her legal education at Monterey College of Law in 2018. Previous to starting law school, Mackenzie worked in the insurance industry in underwriting and sales. Mackenzie is an experienced mediator, now working as the NEIGHBOR Project Coordinator and Court Coordinator in the Monterey County Superior Court. She believes in the power of mediation and the importance of conversation to resolve disputes. Many disputes arise out of misunderstandings or feeling a lack of respect, and she believes mediation is the best tool to bring about resolution and understanding.
Jed Peace Friedland, Esq.
Jed Peace Friedland has been litigating a wide variety of complex cases for 3 decades and has participated as an advocate in hundreds of mediations. As a mediator Jed has presided over 70+ mediations involving disputes including divorce/property division, real estate/land use, trusts, intellectual property, personal injury, elder abuse, professional negligence, commercial/contractual, RV parks, faith communities, nuisance, animal welfare, school, workplace/employment and parent/teen. He serves on the Monterey County Superior Court panel of Court directed mediators and he is also a certified family law mediator. Jed is the curriculum designer and instructor of the 32 hour Core Mediation Certification Training and the 15 hour Advanced Mediation Training offered at Mandell-Gisnet Center and Monterey College of the Law as well as a variety of Advanced Mediation and Facilitation programs offered statewide through his firm Remarkable Solutions. Jed is active as a mediator/facilitator and mediation trainer at the Conflict Resolution Center of Santa Cruz County, Mandell-Gisnet Center, and has been a regular mediation presenter at the annual conferences of the Professional Fiduciary Association of California. Jed is an affiliated panelist/mediator with Spark Resolutions Group and Neutral Ground in Santa Cruz and also mediates for the Law Offices of Jane E. Bednar in Monterey County. He currently acts "Of Counsel" for Fischer/Kerney LLP in construction defect litigation throughout Northern California. Jed is also very active as a musician, producer, technical advisor and personal manager.
Christina Olsen
Christina M. Olsen, a Monterey Peninsula native, left the area and began her college career at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, CA where she majored in Music Management with a focus on Classical Voice. Additionally, she has a Bachelors degree in Criminal Justice from Brandman University and has done course work with a focus in Marketing at UCLA. Christina's career experience includes marketing in a managerial capacity within commercial real estate, health management, natural food products and music industries in Los Angeles, CA and Dallas, TX. Christina began her Juris Doctor at Monterey College of Law in 2015. She has completed the Core-Mediation Training at the Mandell-Gisnet Center and is also a mediator at the Monterey County Superior Courthouse for the Unlawful Detainer and Small Claims calendars. Christina's role is supporting MGC's marketing efforts and program development. While pursuing the study of law, her ultimate passions include music and animal rescue.


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I follow 45 wizard101 blogs and 26 wizards on twitter.
Wow. That's a lot of reading. I love reading wizard blogs/twitter feeds, so if you are following me send me an email or a twitter message because I'd love to follow you! Or if you're a wizard who is new to the blogger/twitter world, email me too! I love to read blogs/twitter! Then email me and we can meet up in game sometime. My email: email@example.com
P.S. I love you followers! You make my day! Thanks so much for taking the time to read my blog. :)
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I love followers too! Thanks for following me! I was wondering if we could meet in game? Ronan Ravenshard, Lvl 36 MYTH (yeah it rocks, I know) wiz.ReplyDelete
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"God bless our native land, Firm may she ever stand
Through storm and night: When the wild tempests rave,
Ruler of wind and wave, Do Thou our country save
By Thy great might."
Then they led the congregation in the singing of "My Country 'Tis of Thee"
which ends with these words:
"Our fathers' God, to Thee, Author of liberty, To Thee we sing:
Long may our land be bright with freedom's holy light;
Protect us by Thy might, Great God, our King!"
What a precious heritage we have and one worth protecting. May we make sure our nation always honors God for indeed blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.
Now our singers will take a much deserved break. The next time they will sing is on September 13th when our current choir members as well as past choir members plus their children and grandchildren combine their talents to bring us,
"My Lord" on Grandparents' Day.
It is also a good time to invite new singers to join us in our choral activities.
Now is the time to spread the word about this musical event and bring someone
to our Wed. rehearsal on Sept. 9!
Did you notice that we already have a new singer in our choir? We are happy to have Jeanine Thayer now singing in our group. She sang with us on July 5th and you'll see her singing with us again on Grandparents' Day. WELCOME JEANINE!! WE'RE GLAD YOU'RE WITH US!!!


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GIRLS BURN BRIGHTER—Shobha Rao
They meet and they have an instant connection. They learn from each other, respect each other, complement each other. Each is a perfect friend to the other in a world where very little has gone right and very little has given them cause to be happy.
This is a love story, but it isn't romantic love. Rather, it is a story about the deep and fierce love of friendship—about the family we find in other people and how beyond all measures of human cruelty and across time and distance, that friendship can still ignite a fire that can create change.
Savitha and Poornima meet each other when Poornima's father hires Savitha to weave and help make saris, which are in high demand. In each other they find joy and hope. On the eve of Poornima's wedding—which was extremely difficult to arrange for her father—tragedy befalls the girls and Savitha flees, leaving them both to their own fates—two pieces of one thread unraveling.
The girls each experience brutality, learning that their lives matter little to many around them. But they each keep an internal flame alive, that spark of hope and passion that their friendship ignited and Poornima leaves behind everything to find her friend.
This is not an easy book. It describes very harsh realities in detail like rape, domestic abuse, sex work, immigration issues, human trafficking, and other issues that people around the world—especially women—still face on a daily basis.
But reading about their struggles and how they react and overcome is a form of empowerment. These characters are not ones to take anything sitting down and they constantly move toward their goals.
What I love most about this book is that not only are the women the narrators, each taking a chapter in turn as the narrative progresses, what is central to the narrative is not dating, marriage, or the general search for or loss of men, but rather it is about their empowering friendship.
It seems to me that so often books about women or with women as the main characters are too often centered around men, sometimes so much so that the book ceases to be about the female character and is instead about how she is somehow not complete without some guy. Honestly, this is so boring to me and is the whole reason I avoid what is generally marketed as "women's fiction."
It is so refreshing to read a story that is so real and honest about the struggles of these women—so often they struggle silently with no one to help them except their own mental strength and perseverance. A book about women finding their way—their own way to what they want even though it is not an easy path, and where men are not the target.
Also I so enjoyed really becoming immersed in a culture that is very different from my own, and the author has a way of weaving in the details of that world in such a way that you can understand and see the surroundings even without knowing anything about living in the places in India that are described.
Thank you to Flatiron Books for sending me an advance copy of this book.
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We're proud to share that, our amazing Front-end specialist is the main author on a new book about JSF (Java Server Faces).
The developer's guide is due to the launched in June 2018. I can tell you first hand from working with Bauke that he's incredibily knowledgeable and helpful, so I'm sure his new book will be highly desirable to the world's JSF developers!
You can order a copy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Definitive-Guide-JSF-Java-Applications/dp/1484233867
One of our clients MyTutor (www.mytutor.co.uk) have been mentioned in the bio as Bauke's been helping with improving their site.


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Being unemployed has given me a whole lot of time to start on my long list of baking and cooking adventures which means a lot more to share with ya'll. And these Liege Waffles are stinkin' amazing.
Liege waffles are a thicker yeast waffle with a more of a bready texture. Plus they're sweet and delicious all on it's own because there are these magical sugar crystals inside that don't melt away into the batter but caramelize the waffle. Crispy on the outside but oh so soft on the inside…they're heavenly.
Anyways, I was freakin' out when I had these and decided I needed to figure out how to make it on my own.
And hello…..waffle maker!! Any chance to use it makes me a happy camper.
So here we are 🙂
Yum yum yum.
The original recipe is also delish, but I am kind of a tea fanatic. Honestly. I can't function in the morning without tea time.
And these are only the teas I drink regularly…
To incorporate the English Breakfast Tea, you simply seep your tea per usual, except in half or even a quarter of the amount of water in order to get that tea flavor to really pack a punch. I even tried this with Thai Tea, Early Grey and a Vanilla Almond Black Tea!
A day well spent making and experimenting with these bad boys! And a day well spent remembering to be content in my current unemployment status and reflecting on how God is really growing me through this experience. Learning to put my full trust and dependence on the Lord and his timing has definitely not been a walk in the park, but thankfully he is putting me through the refiner's fire. Praise praise to the Lord for always remaining the single constant when everything else is is a whirlwind around me.
I will give thanks to you, O LORD, among the peoples;
I will sing praises to you among the nations.
For your steadfast love is great above the heavens; your faithfulness reaches to the clouds.
Psalm 108: 2-4
Alright friends, happy eating ❤
English Breakfast Liege Waffles
Adapted from The Sugar Hit
For Sugar Crystals
- Half Cup of Sugar
- Two Teaspoons of Maple Syrup
For Waffle
- One Third Cup of English Breakfast Tea (Lukewarm)
- One Teaspoon of Yeast
- Two Teaspoons of Sugar
- Two Cups of All-Purpose Flour
- Half Teaspoon of Baking Powder
- Big Pinch of Salt
- Three Large Eggs
- Fourteen Tablespoons (Two Sticks minus Two Tablespoons) of Butter, Melted
- The night prior, mix together the sugar and maple syrup to make the sugar crystals. It should be the consistency of brown sugar. Spread it out fairly thin on a plate and refrigerate overnight. When you take it out, it should break/crumble into pieces.
- Seep one bag of English Breakfast Tea in half a cup of hot water. Let it sit until it is lukewarm. Once lukewarm, mix in the yeast and sugar. Let it sit for about 15 minutes.
- Mix together the flour, baking powder, salt,
- Incorporate the tea mixture. Don't worry, it's supposed to look pretty dry.
- Add in the eggs one at a time, making sure each one is well incorporated.
- Take the melt butter and mix it in small batches until it forms a dough, making sure each batch is well incorporated.
- Let the dough sit and rise for at least one hour or until doubled in size. Gently mix in the sugar crystals and then let it sit for another 15 minutes (I know….waiting is a killer…)
- Get your waffle maker nice and hot and bake your waffles according to your waffle maker's instructions.
- Enjoy multiple at once.
[Note] These waffles will make your waffle maker pretty stinkin' messy from all the butter and sugar caramelizing all over the place so do not neglect cleaning that bad boy out ASAP.


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A Huntington man was arrested on Sunday morning for driving while drunk and with a license that had been suspended or revoked 13 times, East Hampton Town police said.
George Mejia, 35, was behind the wheel of a 2003 Honda in Montauk at about 3:45 a.m. According to police, he failed to make a complete stop on South Emery Street, near South Emerson Avenue, and then failed to signal right. Police said he also used his four-way flashers improperly.
Police said he performed poorly on field sobriety tests. Arrested at 4:20 a.m., he was charged with driving while intoxicated, a misdemeanor, and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, a felony.
Mr. Mejia's New York State license had been suspended five times on April 29 for failure to answer a summons in the Village of Malverne, as well as eight other times between Oct. 2011 and Sept. 2017.
Justice Steven Tekulsky arraigned him later on Sunday, setting bail at $3,000, which he was unable to make. He was turned over to the Suffolk County sheriff's office.
Kara R. Grupe, 24, of Oakdale was arrested on a drunken driving charge in Montauk on June 19. Police said she was sitting behind the wheel of a 2009 Volkswagen Jetta on South Etna, near South Edison Street, with the engine running at about 11:50 a.m. They added that she appeared intoxicated and was arrested at 12:08 a.m.
Justice Lisa R. Rana arraigned her later that day, and she was released on her own recognizance.
East Hampton Village police arrested Luke C. Boland, 28, of East Hampton on Saturday after a traffic stop on Route 114, near Buell Lane, at 2:12 a.m. He was pulled over, police said, for failing to use the designated lane of travel and crossing over double-solid yellow lines on Buell Lane in a 2007 Saturn sedan.
Mr. Boland, whose blood alcohol level was reportedly above .18, was charged with aggravated D.W.I., a misdemeanor. He was also ticketed for failure to use a designated lane and driving an uninspected vehicle. He was released on $500 bail.


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I'm here to tell you something important, and something that you might not know if you don't spent your evening reading books about spirits and foodie blogs. I'm bringing you some advice that you're not going to get elsewhere. They're not teaching this in school. This is information that your bartenders know, your foodie friends know, but you may not. And it's this: a martini is a GIN drink.
Yes—a martini is a cocktail made of gin and vermouth, served chilled in the V-shaped stemmed glass that has come to share its name. The martini is a timeless and a sophisticated cocktail, favored by the likes of Alfred Hitchcock, Winston Churchill, Earnest Hemmingway, and many among others.
Now, let me ask you: Would you make a martini with rum? – NO. Would you make a martini with bourbon? – of course not. Would you make a martini with vodka? Ah–some of you perhaps are saying yes. But no—that vodka-based cocktail you're thinking of is called a kangaroo, or maybe even vodka-tini, but certainly not a martini. (And if I say martini and apples or chocolate come to mind, that's right out!)
Let's consider the facts. First, the history of the drink. Origin stories for the martini vary, but what is certain is that it was invented in more than 100 years ago as the combination of gin and vermouth, and sometimes bitters. The martini survived World War I, prohibition, the great depression, and World War II before the first bonehead mixologist had the audacity to publish a cocktail guide combining vodka and vermouth and calling it a vodka-tini.
Second, consider the gustatory fact of the beautiful harmony between vermouth and gin. Vermouth (as you may or may not know) is wine fortified with brandy and infused with botanicals and aromatics. It is slightly sweet and very floral. Gin's primary ingredient is the juniper berry, which gives gin its pine-tree smell and slightly astringent taste. But gin is more than just juniper berry–it's a whole bouquet of botanicals that gives gin its subtlety and intrigue.
The miracle of the martini is the interplay between the gin and the vermouth. The sweetness of the vermouth neutralizes the astringency of the juniper, resulting in a drink that combines more than a dozen botanicals into a drink that's mysterious, intriguing, and subtle–a drink where curiosity and pleasure draw you from one sip to the next.
Vodka, on the other hand, is a tasteless, odorless, and flavorless spirit. When you combine vodka and vermouth, what you get is diluted vermouth–hardly the sort of drink to send poets into ecstasies.
H.L. Mencken once described the martini as "the only American invention as perfect as the sonnet." But, just as a sonnet is a poem of fourteen lines, a martini is only a martini if it follows a specific format. So please, next time you're in the cocktail bar, spare yourself the embarrassment and your taste buds the unpleasantness of vodka-diluted vermouth and instead order a true martini. What you'll get is a drink as beautiful and sophisticated as you!


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Despite driving past it on the US-101 hundreds of times, I had never had the opportunity to visit Moffet Federal Airfield. This venture was well worth the wait.
View of the Hanger Two as we entered.
View from the inside of this massive structure. The rafters overhead are made entirely of wood.
Another view of the wood rafters overhead. I was highly impressed to learn that this structure was built without using metal components.
Up close and personal with the SolarImpulse aircraft. Currently being housed at Hanger Two and traveling the world via solar power.
Homage to the Black Cat Maintenance painting on the wall. Also a closer look at the wood rafters.
The famous Hanger One. Even retired and skinless, this structure was unbelievable.
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We are 814 children from 3 Sarva Seva schools and 56 villages in Kanchipuram district of Tamilnadu. So far, our only exposure to text has been state-provided textbooks. Though our houses and villages are small, our dreams are big. To get one step closer to our dreams and widen our world, support us by giving books. Be a catalyst in our process of discovering the joy of reading :)
We, Maya and Deepak are a teacher couple, we believe that each and every child is unique irrespective of the background they come from and that given the right opportunities every child will blossom. We are both post graduates from IIT Madras and have done our Teach For India Fellowship in Chennai. It was our discontent with the glaring divide between rural and urban education that led us to move to a rural area and take up the Teach For India fellowship in a low income private school. We are currently exploring the answers to the challenges of rural education through working as teachers at ASSEFA School, Pooriyampakkam.
ASSEFA which stands for Association for Sarva Seva Farms started as the Phase-2 of Vinoba Bhave's Bhoodan movement, with the mission to promote gram swaraj or self reliant rural communities. To this end, ASSEFA has started schools in various villages across Tamilnadu. We are part of the Madhuranthagam project which includes schools in Pooriyampakkam and Periyakalakadi. As teachers in the school, we are working to contextualize the urban curriculum to suit the rural needs. We also work as teacher trainers towards empowering teachers to reach each and every child. A project for setting up learning centers across the villages is in the pipeline to promote adult literacy as well.
We will be setting up 4 school libraries, 2 classroom libraries and 4 libraries for the learning centers. Through these libraries, we hope to spark the interest towards reading and push the reading levels of the children. These libraries will be spaces where children, teachers and adults in the villages come together to learn and share stories.


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For Spanish Camp Students from all over Ecuador traveled to Lago de Crystal. A beautiful retreat center horseback riding, a zipline over a pond, beautiful views(as you can see), and a ton of Español!!
|These girls are from everywhere!! France, Belgium, Germany, etc. They are some of the sweetest girls you will ever meet!
|This is addie and sarah!
|Sarah and I went horseback riding in the mountains. Her horse was crazy so we had to switched halfway through...he just wanted to go super fast which was fine by me!
|Yeah were crazy
|This is Shawn. We flew from Philly to Miami together. He is from Delaware.
|Everyone got a Globa. We wrote our names on them and made a wish and let them float to the moon! It was really cool to watch them disappear into the sky
|Let's just say poor Shawn's didn't make it to the moon and I don't think his wish is coming true anytime soon! haha
|America & Germany!
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|This is Wilson and I. He is from Cuenca and helped out with the camp.
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ALS Must Not Defeat Us: A Message of Hope
(NewsUSA) - In 2001, Alan Alderman was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). Many people know ALS as Lou Gehrig's disease, named after the famous baseball player who got the illness.
ALS is a disease that makes the nerve cells stop working and die. The nerves lose the ability to trigger specific muscles, which causes the muscles to become weak and leads to paralysis. Unfortunately, about 80 percent of people who get ALS die within two to five years of diagnosis.
After Mr. Alderman's diagnosis, he became determined that ALS might eventually take his life, but it would not destroy it.
For the past 18 years, Alan has been fighting against ALS. He has been active in fundraising, advocacy, and raising awareness for ALS. This winter, he rowed 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean in a rowboat to help raise funds and awareness for the organization Row4ALS.
While most of us don't want to face the ocean in a rowboat, what can we do to help fight ALS?
The National ALS Registry helps gather information from people like Mr. Alderman who are living with this terrible disease. The National ALS Registry is the only population-based registry in the U.S. that collects information to help scientists learn more about who gets ALS and its causes. Researchers and scientists from all around the world can access the Registry data.
During the seven years of the National ALS Registry's existence, researchers have learned a lot about ALS. But there is still a long way to go to understanding this disease. The Registry relies upon the participation of the people around the U.S. living with ALS.
The Registry has found that over 16,000 persons with ALS live in the United States. In addition, the Registry is funding research to find out what may cause ALS, such as exposures to environmental toxins and pollution, genetic links, and certain medical conditions or medications.
While we don't know the causes of this disease, we do know that to get a full picture of this disease - and to understand its possible causes, and potential treatments - the Registry needs as many patients as possible to register. All of the data are confidential; researchers do not get patients' personal information.
Every year, nearly 5,000 more people are diagnosed with this terrible disease. Everyone's story is different, and everyone's piece of the puzzle is essential. When patients join the Registry, it helps give researchers more information. This could lead to a better understanding of the causes of ALS, and could help offer a better future for people with the disease.
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Unit 2 MASTERY PROJECT
Learning Objectives
1. Explain the core American beliefs, values, and norms that define the relationship between citizens and government and citizens with each other. (Daniel)
2. Evaluate the influence of various factors in political attitudes and socialization. (Daniel)
3. Evaluate the impact that public opinion and scientific polling have on elections and policy debates. (Brenda)
4. Analyze the relationship between 21st century globalization and American political, social and cultural values. (Brenda)
5. Analyze how political culture influences the formation, goals, and implementation of public policy. (Daniel)
6. Compare how political ideologies vary on the role of government in regulating the marketplace. (Brenda)
7. Compare how political ideologies vary with regard to the role of government in addressing social issues. (Brenda)
8. Summarize the voting rights protections in the Constitution and in legislation. (Brenda)
9. Analyze the roles that individual choice and state laws play in voter turnout in elections. (Brenda)
10. Analyze U.S. voter turnout and compare it with that in other democracies. (Daniel)
11. Explain the factors that influence voter choices. (Daniel)
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My name is Chuck, and i am from Owensboro Kentucky. I've had an interest for learning how to code for some time.
I have been looking for an accessible IDE for the Mac, aside from apple's Xcode which is generally for apple things.
I discovered the NetBeans program, and noticed that it can do several different types of languages.
I downloaded it and installed it. To my surprise it was labeled OK with accessibility. I could see the buttons clearly, but even though I see the buttons clearly with VoiceOver. That doesn't mean I can use it completely.
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David Alcock divides his life between Sheffield and Gloucestershire. He has been writing since he was a boy. He has been lucky enough to have had a broad and amusing career: among many other things that are better not named, he has been at times a mountaineer, factory-worker, tramp, luthier, musician, painter, labourer, photographer, abseiling medieval sculpture conservator, businessman, and father of three sons. He is an editor at www.AfterLiterature.org
Ian Badcoe walks in the Peak District and occasionally returns to the city for important supplies, such as money.
John Barron lives in Deepcar, Sheffield, and works as a teacher of the deaf in Barnsley. He is interested in the natural world, spirituality and consciousness. In 2010 he received a commendation in the Elmet poetry competition. He has been a runner up in a couple of competitions in Barnsley, including one to describe a pudding from paradise! He is older than he looks.
Ruth Bavetta's poetry has been published in Rattle, Nimrod, Tar River Review, North American Review, Rhino, Poetry East, Atlanta Review, and Poetry New Zealand, among others. She is included in the anthologies Twelve Los Angeles Poets and Wait a Minute I Have to Take Off My Bra. She is a graduate of the University of Southern California, California State College San Bernardino, and Claremont Graduate School.
Alison Brackenbury's latest collection is Singing in the Dark, Carcanet, 2008. New poems can be read at her website: www.alisonbrackenbury.co.uk
Sheila Black is the author of House of Bone and Love/Iraq (both CW Press), as well as Continental Drift with painter Michele Marcoux. She lives in Las Cruces, New Mexico, where this year, for the first time in recent memory, there has been a lot of snow. Recently she edited with Jennifer Bartlett and Mike Northen, Beauty is a Verb: The New Poetry of Disability (Cinco Puntos Press, 2011).
Miles Cain is a writer, musician and storyteller based in York. His poems have been Dreamcatcher, Orbis, South Bank Poetry, Frogmore Papers, Obsessed With Pipework, Cake, and more. His first collection of poetry,The Border, was published by Valley Press in October 2011. He is currently working on a second volume, due in 2013. Miles has also helped to run York Literature Festival since 2008. Find out more at www.milescain.co.uk
Niall Campbell in 2011 received an Eric Gregory Award and a Robert Louis Stevenson Fellowship. He has had poems published in: Magma, Cyphers andThe Red Wheelbarrow.
Debjani Chatterjee has been called an Indian-born 'poet full of wit and charm' (Andrew Motion), and 'a national treasure' (Barry Tebb). Editor, translator and children's writer, she has written and edited well over 50 books, including Namaskar: New & Selected Poems, Words Spit and Splinter and I Was That Woman. She has edited prize-winning anthologies such as The Redbeck Anthology of British South Asian Poetry and Barbed Lines. She has been a Royal Literary Fund Fellow and chaired the National Association of Writers in Education and the Arts Council of England's Translations Panel. She is a patron of Survivors' Poetry. Some of her residencies have been at Sheffield Children's Hospital, Ilkley Literature Festival and York St John University. Her poems have won major prizes. Sheffield Hallam University awarded her an honorary doctorate 'for outstanding contribution to Literature, the Arts and community service'. In 2008 she received an MBE.
Catherine Edmunds is a prolific writer and artist, with more than 250 published works to her name. Her latest novel is Small Poisons (Circaidy Gregory Press), a gripping work of magical realism described as 'The Contemporary Novel for Midsummer Night's Dreamers'. www.freewebs.com/catherineedmunds/
Suzannah Evans at the age of nine once wrote sponsored poetry for 50p a go. Since then she has had work published in magazines including The Rialto, Magma and Horizon Review. She is Poetry Editor of The Cadaverine, an online magazine for writers under 30.
Ruth Foley lives in Massachusetts, USA, where she teaches English for Wheaton College. Her recent work is appearing or forthcoming in Adanna, qarrtsiluni, Redheaded Stepchild, and Umbrella, among others. Her poetry has been nominated for the Best New Poets, Best of the Net, and Pushcart anthologies. She also serves as Associate Poetry Editor for Cider Press Review.
Charlotte Gann's poems have appeared in a range of magazines (The Rialto, The North, Magma, Iota and The Frogmore Papers, among others), online (for instance, in Ink, Sweat and Tears and Snakeskin), as well as in various anthologies, including Stripe (Templar 2009) and Poetry South East 2010 (The Frogmore Press). Pighog Press published her pamphlet, The Long Woman, in summer 2011 www.pighog.co.uk. She has an English degree from UCL, and an MA in Creative Writing and Personal Development from the University of Sussex. She has worked for many years as an editor and writer.
Tess Jolly lives in West Sussex with her partner and two young children. She has work forthcoming in Magma, Iota and The North and was highly commended in last year's Mslexia Women's Poetry Competition.
Gill McEvoy has published two pamphlets, Uncertain Days and A Sampler (HappenStance Press 2006, 2008). Her full collection is entitledThe Plucking Shed (Cinnamon Press, 2010). A further collection is due from Cinnamon in 2013. Gill was recently awarded a Hawthornden Fellowhip for 2012.
Philip Quinlan has two print publications, True North and Leaves and Limnings, and a chapbook, Head Lands (forthcoming spring 2012, from White Violet Press). His work has appeared in: The Flea, The Chimaera, Lucid Rhythms, Lilt, Soundzine, Numinous, The Avatar Review, The Centrifugal Eye, Sea Stories, Shit Creek Review, Shot Glass Journal, Victorian Violet Press, Whale Sound, Studio 360, In Stereo Press, The Hypertexts, and Lighten Up Online. www.theverbfori.net
Ann Sansom has published six collections of poetry, most recently In Praise of Men and Other People which Poetry Review called a "compelling volume of conflicting advice, conflicting loyalties, and skilful ventriloquy". She has also written and directed plays for stage and radio. She is a regular tutor for the WEA, Poetry Society and Arvon Foundation, as well as working in schools and running writing residentials. She is a director of The Poetry Business, which publishes The North magazine and Smith/Doorstop books.
Emma Simon lives in London where she juggles journalism with family life and poetry. She has previously been published by Prole.
Janice D. Soderling has published poetry, fiction, essays and translations in a plethora of literary magazines, most recently at MsLexia (UK) and New Verse News (Singapore). Her poem was nominated by Now Culture (USA) to Sundress Best of the Net 2011. Her work was recently finalist for the second time at Glimmer Train Stories (USA) where she previously garnered a first prize. Soderling's short stories manuscript was semifinalist at Leapfrog Press 2011 and her poetry manuscript got finalist ranking at Kore Press 2011.
Marjorie Sweetko edits English language texts in Marseilles and publishes her poetry regularly in British journals such as The North, Orbis, The Interpreter's House, Obsessed with Pipework, South, South Bank Poetry.
Wendy Vardaman, wendyvardaman.com, has a Ph.D. from University of Pennsylvania. Co-editor/web master of Verse Wisconsin, versewisconsin.org, as well as Cowfeather Press, cowfeatherpress.org, and the author of Obstructed View (Fireweed Press, 2009), she works for a children's theater, The Young Shakespeare Players, in Madison, WI. In addition to poetry, she writes reviews, essays and interviews which have appeared in Poetry Daily, The Women's Review of Books and Poets.org.
River Wolton grew up in London but has lived in the north for twenty-five years. She was Derbyshire Poet Laureate 2007-9. The Purpose of Your Visit and Leap are published by Smith/Doorstop. www.riverwolton.co.uk
Sarah Zale is a writing and poetry instructor in the Seattle community college system. Her recent collection of poems,The Art of Folding, was inspired by her travels to Israel and Palestine. "The Refugee at Al-Arroub Fails To Explain" won the 2009 Anita McAndrews Award/Poets for Human Rights. "An Old Story of Food" was a finalist in the 2010 Split This Rock Poetry Contest, which called for poems that split open the injustices in society. Her work also appears in the anthology Come Together, Imagine Peace, a finalist for the 2009 Eric Hoffer Award.
Thomas Zimmerman teaches English and directs the Writing Center at Washtenaw Community College, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. Poems of his have appeared recently in The Flea, Electric Windmill Press and The Road Not Taken.


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Many of us wonder why the new arena cannot be located on the old Asarco land.
It would have easier access and less congestion.
We deserve better
Many of us wonder why the new arena cannot be located on the old Asarco land.
It would have easier access and less congestion.
We deserve better
It is my beliefs that in order to have a successful Arena, successful Ball Park and Successful and thriving downtown the arena needs to be downtown and within walking distance or trolley distance. Along with the Arena you will growth of ancillary businesses surrounding the downtown area. This will also be the reason we see Hotel expansions, the desperately needed makeover of other Hotels and long dormant Hotels being renovated. This is going to provide new jobs, improve El Paso's economy and bring tourism to the City. The Arena will be successful if it is within walking distance of Hotels, restaurants, night life and shops.
As I understand it, downtown investors get to have their cake and eat it too. Incremental property tax revenue for any increased valuations in downtown get totally invested in downtown. Meanwhile, tax dollars paid by the rest of us are also subsidizing downtown development, while streets and services outside of dowtown are deteriorating. That's far from equitable.
Asarco is not close enough to the buildings, hotels, restaurants and other downtown stuff that friends of city council have invested in. This is only about increasing the value of downtown properties.
That's why they're going to spend tens of millions for a new facility when the Haskins Center, which is near downtown, already seats 12,200. This will just end up cannibalizing events from the Don.
THAT's the wrong reason to build ANYTHING.
So, a hollow building, any building, within 1000 ft of the Civic Center gets 25 million?
There is something VERY VERY WRONG with this picture.
So, stuck with a downtown arena FOREVER because JUST at this stage in State politics, they get 25 million?
( Not EVEN considering that an Arena would be more accessible NOT in downtown.)
No one WANTS to attend ANYTHING. . . . . DOWNTOWN.
Its a pain in the butt.
Source: http://www.elpasoinc.com/news/local_news/article_87f22894-b021-11e6-b250-2be708b44ea8.html
Despite pressure to reconsider the site for a Downtown arena, El Paso City Council members are committed to the controversial Union Plaza location – and now want build a more expensive arena with 15,000 seats.
That's because building the arena within 1,000 feet of the El Paso Convention Center would allow the city to recover about $25 million in sales tax paid to the state, city Rep. Cortney Niland said Friday.
Niland said an additional $25 million is an important reason for sticking with the Union Plaza site immediately south of the convention center.
"We would lose it if we picked the other site," she said.
Didn't UTEP just acquire that property?


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We asked retailers across the country to share their best-selling men's watches this week.
Josephs Jewelers, West Des Moines, Iowa. Rolex Submariner: $9,050 for stainless steel model (pictured); $8,550 for model with black bezel/dial; $13,400 for steel-and-gold model; and $34,250 for the 18kt gold model. "We've even been seeing some interest in rose gold in this model," says co-owner Trisha Joseph. "Which is not surprising, because we've seen rose gold become more popular in men's wedding bands."
Jewelers Bench, Kingwood, Texas Citizen watches; pictured: Perpetual Chrono A-T; $850 "I don't have room to showcase five or six brands, so we picked Citizen," says store designer and master goldsmith Mike Aalund. "It's a very good robust watch."
Moritz-Reusch Jewelry, St. Louis, Mo. Tavannes watches; pictured: Coin Edge Gents Chronograph Rose Physical Vapor Deposition; $895 "It's a Swiss-made watch and a new brand for the U.S.," explains sales associate Kate Schoellhorn. "They're gorgeous!"
Alexander's Jewelers, Texarkana, Texas Rolex Yacht-Master II; $25,000 "The interesting thing about the Rolex is that it appeals to any income earner because everyone understands the value and durability of the watch," says co-owner Van Alexander.


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Published on November 6th, 2011 | by Dan0
KBMOD's Week in Review 10/30/11 – 11/6/11
Well, here we are on 2.0 and the first Week In Review post on the new digs. It was an eventful week as we launched 2.0 and had our first game developer on the podcast. The forums are already hopping and we'll be back to normal business Monday. If you have feedback for the site, use the feedback forum or tweet @kbmodgaming
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Planetside 2 Leveling System Details
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PORTLAND — The new owner of the former Jordan's Meats plant in the city's Eastern Waterfront says there are no immediate plans for redevelopment of the property.
Mark Woglom, president of Opechee Construction of Belmont, N.H., formed Old Port Hospitality LLC with his partner, Greg Kirsch. They closed Monday on the purchase of the 1.75 acre property.
Woglom is no stranger to development in greater Portland. His company built the AAA office building on Marginal Way and more recently the Comfort Inn in Scarborough and the Holiday Inn Express in Freeport.
"We became familiar with the (Jordan's) property by being familiar with the Portland market," Woglom said Tuesday.
The former hot dog factory has been vacant since it closed in February 2005. It was purchased that year by The Procaccianti Group of Cranston, R.I. In December 2005 the developer won approval from the city for a conditional rezoning so it could build a high-end Westin Hotel and luxury condominiums.
That project never happened. Procaccianti in 2007 considered building an extended-stay hotel and office building instead, but then put the property on the market. It was listed for $4.75 million by broker Greg Boulos of CBRE/The Boulos Co.
Woglom, who has had the property under contract since last November, would not disclose the purchase price this week. On Jan. 12, the Portland Planning Board granted a request from Procaccianti to return the property to the downtown business zone.
Located in the block between Franklin, India, Middle and Fore streets, the vacant factory has generated concern from neighbors, who have called it an eyesore and a magnet for homeless people.
The building's parking lot is leased to downtown workers, and Woglom said that for now that use will continue.
"We bought it as an investment property," he said. "We have ideas and things in the works."
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The former Jordan's Meats plant on India Street in Portland has a new owner. The building has been vacant for five years, but no immediate changes are planned.


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More Clarence Clemons from Born to Run, this time – Jungleland. One of his most famous solos.
For me, the biggest challenge with this one is AIR and PITCH. These are long phrases, so being able to consistently support with an even tone and solid pitch requires lots of air. I clearly don't do enough long tones at this end of the horn!
I like how restrained this solo is – it's so melodic and simple. A lot of players would be tempted to fill the space with a ton of notes. The big man keeps it right down the middle. He soars on the high notes and doesn't stray too far harmonically. It's a bit repetitious, but it builds nicely.Clarence Clemons - Jungleland
- Artist: Clarence Clemons
- Album: Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run
- Track: Jungleland
- Instrument: Tenor Sax


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The Hollywood Sign is one of the most recognized sings in the whole world and has come to represent the Los Angeles lifestyle as a cultural icon. While nearly everyone knows of the Hollywood Sign, there are probably a few things that you didn't know about it. Here are some fun facts about the Hollywood Sign that you haven't heard before.
The first thing you probably don't know about the Hollywood Sign is when it was built. This 45 foot tall sign was first put up in 1923 as an advertisement for a new housing development that was planned to take place in the near future. The beautiful homes that were to be built would have been located in the Hollywood Hills above Chinatown. The sign is now 90 years old and will soon be celebrating its centennial year. Another thing you probably didn't know is that originally, the sign didn't simply say "Hollywood". Instead, it spelled out "Hollywoodland" as this was to be the name of the housing development complex. The land was originally advertised as having a "superb environment without excessive cost on the Hollywood side of the hills".
Soon, the housing development project was cancelled and while there were no more plans to build homes in the area, the sign was left up. Over the years, the sign began to deteriorate, especially because it was originally made from wood and sheet metal. During the 1940s the "H" was completely destroyed and by 1949 there were plans to have the sign completely removed. Instead, due to vocal residents that came to love the sign, in 1949 the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce decided to renovate the sign with the stipulation that the new sign would simply read "Hollywood" in order to better reflect the area.
Some fun movie trivia is that while the sign has made appearances in a number of movies, it has also been destroyed in a few as well. in Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010) a zombie apocalypse leaves it in ruins; in The Day After Tomorrow (2004), a tornado comes and leaves it completely flattened; in Mighty Joe Young (1998) a gorilla breaks off an 'O' from the sign; in Escape from L.A. (1996) it nearly catches fire, and in Superman (1978), it bends during an earthquake.
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The intriguing combination of lamb, saffron, sweet spices, and dried plums makes this slow-cooker meal suitable for supper club and easy entertaining.
How to Make It
Grate rind and squeeze juice from orange to measure 2 teaspoons and 1/4 cup, respectively. Add flour to orange juice, stirring with a whisk until smooth; stir in rind.
Heat a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add lamb; sauté 7 minutes or until browned. Stir in broth, scraping pan to loosen brown bits. Stir in orange juice mixture. Stir onion and next 5 ingredients (through red pepper) into lamb mixture. Pour mixture into a 3-quart electric slow cooker. Cover and cook on LOW for 6 hours or until lamb is tender.
Stir dried plums and honey into lamb mixture. Cover and cook on LOW for 1 hour or until thoroughly heated. Serve lamb mixture over couscous; sprinkle with almonds.
Chef's Notes
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The Large-scale Renewable Energy Target creates a financial incentive for the establishment and growth of renewable energy power stations, such as wind and solar farms, or hydro-electric power stations. It does this by legislating demand for Large-scale Generation Certificates (LGCs). These LGCs are created based on the amount of eligible renewable electricity produced by the power stations. LGCs can be sold or traded to liable to entities, in addition to the power station's sale of electricity to the grid. RET Liable entities have a legal obligation to buy LGCs and surrender them to the Clean Energy Regulator on an annual basis.
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A Question of Counsel
The Republic series #1
May 27, 2015
Cover artist: Natasha Snow
Life hasn't been easy for Aeley since she arrested her brother, and her role as a political leader leaves her feeling isolated and lonely. Days before her brother's trial, she meets Lira, a quiet and modest scribe who makes Aeley want more than just a professional relationship.
When she attends the trial and leaves with a marriage contract, Aeley doesn't know what to do. She must choose one of two brothers, marrying into a family she doesn't know. Then she discovers that Lira is part of the same family—a sister to Aeley's suitors and the family's disgrace. And not at all opposed to an intimate relationship.
Except random acts of violence against her people test Aeley's ability as a leader, and a web of lies and deceit threaten not only her chance at happiness, but her life…
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And just because I can… a teensy excerpt:
Before she could make another foolish mistake, Aeley rushed from the room. The night was nothing like she had planned and not what she needed.
Aeley did not stop. The sound of heavy boots pounded the stone floor behind her.
The steps slowed as Mayr caught up. "Seriously, that's it?" he asked. "That's how you thought you'd get out of that?"
"I have something to do."
Mayr snorted. "Right, just as much as I believe it, I'm sure." He poked her hand. "Just as much as I know this thing isn't nothing. You went almost white when you read it. What's it say?"
"It says you need to mind your own."
"Aren't you just the joy of the Four Goddesses?"
"No. Unless you're going to tell me what this is, you don't get to use my first name. It's Head Guard if you're going to just lie to me."
Aeley stopped in the middle of the corridor and sighed.
"I'm not giving this up so you can stop with the sighing and the huffing, and don't even begin stamping your foot." Wrapping one hand around her elbow, Mayr's tender grip helped keep her steady. "I've known you since we were kids. Don't make me steal that thing. I know something's wrong and you're being stubborn. Again."
She considered her options. It was better if no one else knew what was happening. To have received the summons in front of her guests was humiliating enough. She did not have to share the details.
But Mayr was not a guest. He already knew the truth of what had happened in Oly Valley. He had been there by her side, making sure she returned home alive. What harm could there be in telling him the fight was not yet over?
I owe him that much. And he didn't say a word in front of anyone. He could've, but he didn't. He deserves to know. "Come on." Aeley pulled him through the halls to her study and pushed him into the room before slamming the door. On the way to her desk, she tossed the scroll at him.
"What? You're going to make me read it?"
"Always something," Aeley grumbled and spun around. "They want me to go there, to Council, to watch him receive his ultimate judgment. They'd said I wouldn't."
Mayr leaned against the wall. "No, they said you possibly wouldn't. You slipped in that extra—"
He threw up his hands. "Fine. If it bothers you that much, don't go."
"I can't," Aeley said resignedly. "The Councilmen are expecting me to be there to help them put Allon away permanently. He's a danger to everyone. His men caused so much damage. I hear some of the children they captured are still terrified. That isn't how I want things to be. We can't disappoint them and let him off easily."
"So then go."
"I don't want to."
"Ae, choose one." His tone softened as he approached her. "I'll back you on any decision, but you're going to have to choose one. Either you're the perfect Tract Steward or you hide. Of course, if you hide, Allon wins, and then what good is your superiority?"
Part of her wanted to throw the decanter at his head. Just when she thought he was being sweet, he hit her with the blunt truth.
"Don't say it. You hate me."
"You have no idea," Aeley muttered.
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Learn how MacUpdate Desktop can install apps on MacUpdate with the simple click of the icon. Plus, keep all your apps updated.
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Dress Assistant lets you take a trip to the inside of your closet while at your computer. Arrange, remember, experiment and play with all your clothes and accessories. Add new purchases and combine everything.
This demo has all the same features as the licensed version without any expiration date, but is limited to 20 clothes. Buy a license for use with all your clothes.
What's New in Dress Assistant
Note: The downloadable demo is at 5.1.1. The version available for purchase on the Mac App Store is version 5.2.
Note: Now requires OS X 10.10 or later
- iCloud snapshots improvements. (To sync with iPad/iPhone Dress Assistant for iOS 3.1 and an iCloud drive account are required.)
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My Silvia S13 Coupe rebuild project is coming along quite nicely. In fact, after the engine respray, the car has slowly been upgraded with better external parts (note the pictures above and below).
The first to arrive was a brand new Garrett GT2871R turbo, good for 460hp. The reason why I picked this particular unit instead of a larger one like the GT30, was because the GT2871R represents Garrett's largest turbo available in the T28 series frame size. Based on the popular "Disco Potato", the GT2871R includes a 71mm compressor wheel coupled with the NS111 quick-spool turbine wheel. The magic of the GT series turbochargers resides in the turbine and rotating assembly, which rides on dual ball-bearings.
The end result is a pretty responsive turbocharger, which can also flow large amounts of airflow resulting in decent midrange and top-end power. Ideal for track and gymkhana work. Do note however that I will eventually get a GT3071R but only after I get a hang of the S13 on the track.
Which leads me to the next upgrade - a set of four Power Enterprise 800cc Top Feed Injectors. In light of my intention to upgrade to a GT3071R in the near future, I have opted for these large cc injectors as a future proof measure. And why Power Enterprise (PE)? Well it's partly because I've used their injectors in past with my R33 GT-R rebuild and from what I've heard, Sard DENSO makes them.
Next up, we have a fresh-out-of-the-oven TurboSmart Comp-Gate40 external wastegate. It's Turbosmart's new 40mm external wastegate (measuring only 99 mm in height) is designed to fit into tight engine bays with it's new smaller actuator housing.
The Comp-Gate40 has all of the good features you would expect from a quality wastegate: cast stainless body, anodized hat and base, stainless heat shield to protect the diaphragm, a ultra high lift diaphragm, cast stainless body clamps, stainless weld flanges etc. TurboSmart is heavily involved with rotary engines in Australia and turbo rotaries can produce exhaust gas temperatures approaching 1900 degrees F. Now how's that for product testing? Anyway, here are some other features that are worth knowing about.
Locking Ring
The Comp-Gate40 does not use allen screws around the perimeter of the spring hat. It uses a trick "locking ring". The benefits of the locking ring are no more stripped allen screws, no more stripped hat bases, much easier spring changes, spring changes in less than a minute and an overall reduced height wastegate which allows greater flexibility of wastegate placement.
Reduced Package Size with no Sacrifice in Gas Flow
The Comp-Gate40 is only 99mm (3.89") tall, but still has .582" of valve lift. It also only measures 74mm (2.91") at its largest diameter making the Comp-Gate40 probably the smallest wastegate on the market.
Unique Rotating Cap
The spring hat can be indexed in 12 different positions allowing for greater installation flexibility. The rotation can also be done in less than a minute by only loosening the locking ring. This really does make things go quicker during the setup of a new custom installation.
All in all, the Comp-Gate40 should work perfectly right out of the box. Be sure to apply some light grease on the locking ring threads if you're installing one.
I think I might be using a couple of Comp-Gate40 wastegates on my other ride, the R33 GT-R, maybe with a Full-Race twin scroll exhaust manifold and a BorgWarner EFR turbo but that's all in the future...
Last but not least, the final piece to the rebuild puzzle is a spankin' new Haltech Platinum Sport 1000/2000.
Personally, I think the Haltech Platinum Sport 1000 is packed with more features than any ECU in it's class. It's capable of controlling sequential injection on 2 and 4 cylinder with semi sequential 6 and 8 cylinder applications. With 8 channels capable of controlling injection and ignition duties, the Haltech unit is able to support most modern engines with multi-coil ignition systems, as well as conventional distributor ignition systems.
Here are some of the Platinum Sport 1000's features:
- Soft cut rev limiter
- Closed loop boost control
- Stepper motor and BAC/IAC closed loop idle control
- User-definable mapping points
- Anti-lag launch control with rotational idle
- Wideband closed loop 02 Control
- 8 additional user-definable inputs
- 4 additional user-definable outputs
- Tuning via TPS with Manifold Correction
- Numerous Correction Maps
- Onboard Data logging
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There have been a lot of questions as to how I was going to get my Pterodactyl flying. The more I worked on my project, the more parts I found that needed to be replaced. With every part that would need to be replaced comes a cost. Then there was questions as to how I would learn to fly in such a unique and unusual aircraft now that the FAA got rid of the ultralight training exception. All of these problems were accumulating over time and I wasn't sure if I would ever have my Pterodactyl flying. Now, all of these problems have a remedy.
Last April, Dave Froble, the man at DFE Ultraligts who supplies parts and kits for Pterodactyls, send me an email asking me what I was going to be doing during my summer break. I replied and he then offered me an internship at his place in Pennsylvania. I would learn how to work on Pterodactyls, how to determine if parts are airworthy or not, and how to fly. In addition, Dave would give me a place to stay and food to eat. After consulting with the authorities (parents), we bought a plane ticket and I packed my bags.
As I am working (If you would even call it work) in Pennsylvania, I'll keep this place updated.


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Music therapy specialists Chroma are to provide music therapy to patients who are undergoing neuro-rehabilitation at QEF and will initially deliver a pilot project to deliver evidence-based neurologic music therapy.
Janet Schmitt, head of rehabilitation and care services at QEF, said: "We are excited to be working in partnership with Chroma, there are some good synergies not only in their approach with clients but also their philosophy of holistic and person-centred rehabilitation. At QEF we aim to support each person to achieve their goals and we can see that Chroma share that philosophy.
"Starting with the pilot project, we anticipate that our clients will benefit greatly from this interdisciplinary approach to deliver measurably improved outcomes.
Daniel Thomas, managing director of Chroma, said: "We know the extent to which neurologic music therapy, in particular, can dramatically enhance people's communication, physical movements as well as overall motivation, emotion and well-being. NMT as an intervention has defined outcomes, is evidence-based, cost-effective and can be used alongside traditional therapies. We feel our partnership with QEF is a great fit in the process of improving outcomes for more people living with acquired brain injuries."


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Black Sport Baltimore MD
Source: Craigslist
State: Maryland
City: Baltimore
Year: 2005
Miles: 61,578
Asking Price: $17,000
Seller Type: Private Seller
Contact Info: (443) 409-5393
Message: 2005 Jeep Wrangler Sport 4×4
6-speed Manual Transmission
61,5XX miles
4″ Fabtech Lift Kit
33×13.15/15 Nitto Mud Grappler Tires on Pro Comp 7069 wheels (w/ full size spare)
Magnaflow stainless steel catback exhaust
Alarm system with motion sensor
Marine CB radio with external antenna
Recently replaced:
New ball joints
Front track bar
Rear axle seal
Rear brakes
No mechanic issues at all, runs great.
Soft top is starting to show its age, but no leaks. Paint chipping on hood, but no rust.


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Greetings. Following up on Why Monitored Fire Equipment Works a couple of weeks ago, I'd like to share How Monitored Fired Equipment works.
By National Fire Code, all commercial and residential fire equipment designed to detect "particulates" uses either radiative chamber analysis, photo electric analysis or energy beams for large and possibly very dusty or dirty environments. The most used is photo electric. It does the most reliable and affordable detection. All three methods of detection result in the monitored circuit going CLOSED on detection. The alarm proceeds from that event. Fire equipment includes communicators (telephone line) or cellular based. Both are supervised to ensure that the equipment is self-testing and ready 100% of the time. Once an alarm happens, the communicator contacts the Central Station where the data is converted into an Alarm Event and Dispatched by Central Station Operators. Typically, the time from initial discovery to dispatch is measured in seconds. Data records are kept on location within the equipment, at the Central Station and at the Local 911 Center that broadcasts the alarm to waiting Fire Departments.
Knowing more about how the equipment and procedures operate makes clearer why losses are reduced or eliminated. In my first post we looked "back in time", after a total loss, to learn if it could have been prevented or mitigated. Monitored Fire Systems are not only very effective, but they also come at such a small fraction of the risk value as to make them a "no brainer".
Next time we'll look at the Audible Response of Fire Alarm Systems.
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text: You won't find here a list of all vegan restaurants in Warsaw — there's much more of them than what we mention here and new ones are still opening. This is not even an objective ranking of the best vegan places. It is just a short list of 5 vegan restaurants we consequently come back…Read more