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I give it a 5 star with these changes. I only used 1 - 8 oz. cream cheese, 1/4 c. butter, and 2 c. powdered sugar, 1 1/2 tsp. vanilla. It covered a 9 x 13 carrot cake perfectly.
Not a frosting, more like an icing. Very runny after following the recipe exactly. Had to alter the end product to try and thicken it enough so it wouldn't run off my cupcakes. I wish I would have read the reviews. With such a high rating, I was expecting something much better. Would use again if I needed a thin icing, but not as a frosting.
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Great recipe! I used a slightly different method: beat softened cream cheese with vanilla until smooth, then add softened butter a little at time, beating until smooth. Finally, add powdered sugar to taste (I usually use less than called for). I found this method to give the best consistency. I've used this frosting on sam's carrot cake and pumpkin gingerbread (both from this site) with great results!
This recipe has both an unusually high proportion of cheese and low proportion of sugar (IMO). I like the resulting flavor, but it isn't for everyone. For a less 'in your face' cheese flavor, I halve the cream cheese (8 oz instead of 16), add 1/4 cup of butter, and one more cup of powdered sugar. The final thickness tends to vary on several factors (brand/type/temperature of the cheese and butter) so I add milk/powdered-sugar to give me the 'spreadability' I want. I use this as a 'base' recipe for frosting many baked items, changing thickness and flavoring to suit my current use. It isn't a decorator frosting for the real fancy stuff, but it isn't meant to be.
This frosting could be eaten by the spoonful. Thought it was a tiny bit too tangy, so I used 3 cups of powdered sugar instead of 2. I used it to top a carrot cake, and everyone wanted the recipe. I truly don't see how you can go wrong with this frosting.
It was the lesser amount of butter and sugar that made me curious to try this recipe over what I've been making since forever. I don't know how this would have held up on a layer cake as it would definitely need to be firmed up in the refrigerator first, but let me tell you, it was awesome on the carrot bars I made today, and would be great on any sheet-type cake. Just lightly sweet and perfectly cream cheesy. Each recipe has its place, and I will make this again for any kind of bar or sheet cake needing a cream cheese frosting. Thanks for sharing your recipe Janni!
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With senior netminder Chase LaCourse between the pipes, all four senior forwards scored at least one goal, with Ross DeLaBruere and Ryan Paul each netting two, as the Falcons picked up a 7-2 win over the Rutland Red Raiders to close out the regular season.
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CRAFTSBURY-Sitting in fourth place in Division IV, the Craftsbury girls started their journey to the Barre Auditorium by hosting 13th ranked Websterville on Wednesday night.
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CRAFTSBURY–What started out as a good back and forth contest ended with foul-filled fourth quarter as the Craftsbury Charger boys fell to the Mid-Vermont Christian Eagles 56-47 on Saturday afternoon.
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Craftsbury 33, Mid-Vermont 19
CRAFTSBURY–In an uncharacteristically low-scoring game, the Craftsbury Lady Chargers defeated Mid-Vermont in the first game of a basketball doubleheader on Saturday afternoon.
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Hello and thanks in advance.
I got a Spectrum 375 Plasma Cutter and am trying to learn how to use it. The manual is pretty useless: I know warnings are important, but there is maybe 2 pages on using the darn thing and they really don't tell you much.
Anyhow I set up at 240 volts and tried to cut a piece of 3/16" Aluminium Rather than a nice clean slot like cut, I end up with a dirty, splattery cut that doesn't reall separate the pieces. It looks like the material sort of freezes back in place and the underside is real messy.
I have to be doing something wrong, but the manual is pretty silent on technique. For example, they say
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place the drag shield directly on the workpiece."
But they don't explain what the heck a "shielded application" is.
Also, there is a current knob, but they don't explain how to adjust it, they just provide a table that shows cutting speed with various thicknesses of mild steel at two settings of the knob.
By the way, I am using the non drag cup because a drag shield did not come with the unit.
Any suggestions?
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Did you try cutting at different speeds?
i'm just guessing here but it sounds like you need more air, or slower cut speeds. if you have proper current for the cut, speed can make a huge difference. try a changing speed. some times a little slower will get you a better cut, at the same time too slow will allow the slag to reseal the cut. your air flow should also be sufficient to clear the slag as you go.
what psi is your air set at and what kind of air supply do you have? clean air is important, if you have an auto oiler in the system or in the hoses you need to start over with new hoses and no oiler.
can you give us a pic of the cut's ??thanks for the help
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I set my air to about 120 psi but the hoses are old and maybe too long. I have a little sort of water absorber thing which may be limiting flow (I don't know for sure).
I tried to use different speeds but I wasn't moving all that fast. What changes is I go from dirty cut to not cutting through.
I also tried at various current settings.
I have a 4 day weekend , so I'll try and post pix of the set up, and the result cuts.
Thanks for the ideas
almost sounds like the air is too high. i would try dropping it a bit. try around 80-90 psi and bump up the amps, then just try some different speeds. i know speed plays a big part in my cut quality.thanks for the help
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I have the same machine. Check your ground, if it is not good it will cut like you describe. Also the air has to be really dry and clean. Look at underside as you cut the sparks should be coming out just slightly behind the cut if your travel speed is good. I set the heat control at the lowest setting when following a pattern on thin material and higher on thicker material. You will just have to play with it to get the speed and heat you like. The little green air light will go out if you do not have enough air flow to the machine. My compressor is set at about 100psi. I just set the regulator on the cutter to the middle of the green on the gauge and have at it. If you turn the heat all the way down you can pull the trigger and just get air to make the adjustment. I have not had to change the air setting much. I have around 3 hours on the machine and am really just now getting consistently good clean cuts. The learning curve was steeper than I thought it would be. That said I wish I had purchased this cutter a long time ago I would have saved hundreds of hours of work. Miller makes a great product.
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I think the Miller is made by Hypertherm for Miller and it is the same unit as the Hyper Powermax 30.
The cutter will cut without a ground but you will lose the arc after about 15 secs or so (ask me how I know ).Don
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A few things to consider:
- 120 psi into the machine is fine as long as the regulator on the machine is set at 60 psi WITH THE AIR FLOWING. If the air pressure is set without air flowing it will be less when the air starts moving.
- Aluminum does not leave a smooth finish when cut. Because of aluminum's physical properties, it disipates heat much faster that steel which causes the heat from the arc to be drawn away from the cut. That is why the edges of the cut are rough instead of smooth. That is also why aluminum has less of a rating when it comes to cutting capacity.
- The amperage knob can be adjusted for different thickenesses or cutting speeds. Most times it is left at 27 amps and the speed is adjusted to the thickness of the material.
- HT DOES NOT MAKE ANY MILLER PLASMA CUTTERS!!! It was the other way around for two of their machines.
- "Shielded" applications use drag consumables, "non-shielded" applications use regular consumables.
- Do not over tighten the retaining cup. The number one complaint that I get is that the machine does not cut very well and the arc goes out in a few seconds. If the retaining cup is too tight it will cause that. For that machine, if you can wiggle the tip as it sticks through the retaining cup, it is just right. It should not be sloppy, but if you can't wiggle it a bit, the cup is over tight and may cause problems.
- Make sure your air is clean and dry. Any moisture in the air will derate the ability to cut. It will also reduce consumable life. Verify also that the air lines are of proper size to allow good air volume. Volume of air is another characteristic that is easily overlooked.
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Thanks for the tips
Da boss gave me 5 days work to do over my 4 day weekend.
I didn't even get out to the shop. It sounds like a root problem may be with the air. It maybe the little 'air dryer' gizmo I bought restricts airflow.
I will investigate (boss willing)


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The college football season is upon us, the blot-out-the-sun monstrosity that is the NFL regular season is just around the corner and the pennant races in baseball are ready to turn September serious.
Amid all that excitement, the PGA Tour will fight for a toehold of TV viewership with its FedEx Cup playoffs.
The four-tournament playoff series, in its seventh year, begins Thursday with the first round of The Barclays at Liberty National in New Jersey and concludes Sept. 22 with the final round of the Tour Championship at East Lake in Atlanta.
The third playoff event, the BMW Championship, will be held Sept. 12-15 at Conway Farms in Lake Forest, Ill., just a one-hour drive from downtown Milwaukee.
Mark Wilson, a Menomonee Falls, Wis., native and current resident of Elmhurst, Ill., expects to see a lot of familiar faces in the gallery at Conway Farms.
"Oh, yeah, there will probably be a few cheeseheads out," he said. "That was one of the first things I thought of when they moved it up here (from Cog Hill in southwest suburban Chicago). Cog Hill, being way south, people in Milwaukee aren't even thinking that's on the radar.
"But now that it's at Conway Farms and it's just over the border, no question about it, they're going to come out."
You can make the short drive to Conway Farms or settle into your easy chair and give your remote a workout. Either way, here's a FedEx Cup playoff primer:
Who plays: The top 125 on the final points list following the Wyndham Championship qualified.
After The Barclays, the top 100 move on to the Deutsche Bank Championship. The field then is cut to the top 70 for the BMW Championship. Only the top 30 advance to the Tour Championship.
Who's No. 1? It's probably of small consolation to Tiger Woods, who failed to win a major championship for the fifth consecutive year, but he topped the season point standings.
Woods also entered the playoffs ranked No. 1 in 2007, 2009 and 2012. He went on to win the FedEx Cup the first two times and finished third last year behind Brandt Snedeker and Rory McIlroy.
Woods is the only player to have won the FedEx Cup more than once and has a 68.04 scoring average in the playoffs. He's already won five times this year; no one else on Tour has won more than twice.
The contenders: Matt Kuchar, who won The Barclays in 2010, enters the playoffs at No. 2 in the point standings. Since 2009, he has 41 top-10 finishes and five of his six career victories.
Snedeker is ranked No. 3 in the points and has a chance to become the first FedEx Cup champion to defend his title. He was the only rookie to reach the Tour Championship in 2007, the inaugural year of the playoffs.
It's hard to tell how jacked up Phil Mickelson gets about the FedEx Cup, but the British Open champion goes in No. 4 in the points. He is one of only three players who have reached the Tour Championship in all six years of the playoffs. Steve Stricker of Madison and Hunter Mahan are the others.
Speaking of Stricker: He has elected to skip The Barclays and will play in only two of the four playoff events: the Deutsche Bank and the BMW Championship.
In order, Stricker has finished second, 14th, third, seventh, 18th and 20th in the FedEx Cup. He starts the playoffs No. 20 in the points despite making only 10 starts this year.
Stricker is tied with Jim Furyk and Camilo Villegas for most top-10s in playoff events with 10. Next on the list are Mickelson and Woods with nine top-10s, followed by Dustin Johnson and Luke Donald with eight each.
Stricker is going to have to play well at the Deutsche Bank if he is to make the U.S. Presidents Cup team. He slipped from ninth to 11th in the point standings last week. The rankings deadline is Sept. 2.
Young guns: Jordan Spieth, who lost on the second hole of sudden death to Patrick Reed at the Wyndham Championship, starts the playoffs in the No. 8 position.
The 20-year-old Spieth won the John Deere Classic last month and is trying to become the youngest two-time winner in PGA Tour history. He is one of nine rookies to make The Barclays field.
The red-hot Reed finished among the top 10 in each of his last three starts, including his victory at the Wyndham, to move from 130th to 22nd in the point standings.
He is the first player to win with his wife (Justine) as his caddie since Stricker won the 1996 Western Open with his wife, Nicki, on the bag.
Only six rookies, one per season, have made it to the Tour Championship in the playoffs. All went on to win rookie of the year honors.
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Some facts to weigh in considering the merits of school vouchers
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At the same time, to address the concerns of those who oppose school vouchers, it may be well to consider the following facts:
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Has anyone ever retrofitted a Bobcat 250 with an electronic speed governor? There's nothing wrong with the mechanical one on there, I was just curious what it took to do it. I have another small genset (3500W) that has governor issues and was thinking about gutting the mechanicals on it and building up an electronic system. If I could get it to work, I may want to do it to the BC as well. I know it would take some sort of proximity sensor circuit on the rotating assembly and a servo drive for the throttle. The only thing I can think of to control it would be a programmable logic controller of some type. If anyone has suggestions, I'd love to hear em.
The main reason I'm even thinking about this is to get better frequency stability on the aux power, since it also backs up the house during storm season...SSS
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Hi Steve,
I am sure it could be done with a PLC, servo, Hall effect sensor and a good programmer. The cost of all of this would probably be prohibitive though. It would probably take a lot of trial and error to fine tune it and keep it from "hunting". Why not use an aftermarket cruise control for a car? I have never installed one, but I researched them once with intentions of installing one on a car. They are 12v DC operated, come with the servo and sensor to attach to the driveshaft and the user control to mount on the dash. You might be able to make it work as well by putting the sensor on your engine's crankshaft and connecting the servo to the throttle linkage as it would be mounted on a car's engine. I am sure there are many aftermarket suppliers, JC Whitney for one.
Just a thought.
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I have come across an outfit that builds a controller for the little Ford and GM 4-cylinders and other various gas engines. I will try and find a name for you in the next couple of days. I am not sure but the ones I were looking at ran the fuel injection for that purpose. But they made a lot of other styles also.
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Check out these two places.
I am sure it depends on how much money you want to throw at it.
Hope it helps.
Thanks for the links...I'll look through them and see what I can find. It's probably going to be cost prohibitive, but I like a design challenge even if it never gets built...SSS
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Hi steve one time I had an old lincon with a single cyl briggs given to me that had the set up you are talking about on it it was a 16 horse I believe. you migth want to check out there online tech manuals to see if there is something there that migth help you out .that was before I got the blue bug that cant be email@example.com trail blazer 301g with all the fixins:delta band saw dewalt chop saw craftsman drill press, sp-135 mm251 spectrum 375 suite case mig, tig w/hi freq. one welding truck.


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KTM factory rider and multiple Dakar Rally winner Cyril Despres of France put his head down and found the necessary power to take overall victory in the Morocco Rally on Saturday in the final of the six stages.
Cyril Despres took the victory by almost seven minutes ahead of Spain's Joan Barreda while KTM rider Chaleco Lopez of Chile was overall third.
The six-stage rally in the desert of Morocco was the final rally of the year and the next time Despres and his teammates compete with me in the 2013 Dakar Rally that starts on January 5 in Lima, Peru.
Speaking that the end of the final stage, Despres said he went out feeling confident despite knowing there was only a narrow five-minute gap between him and Barreda and the final stage was a short 171 km. It had rained overnight and organizers were concerned that there may be water in the dry riverbeds that were included in the final stage but riders encountered no such problems, he said. "I knew I had to go out and make a good ride."
Barreda opened the track and Despres was back at ninth but he said he felt very confident. "I like that kind of pressure," Desprese commented. "You have to concentrate 100% because you know you can lose the race. Now its great to leave Morocco with the win and to have such a good feeling, also about the bike (KTM 450 Rally) and the team."
He reflected that it had been a hectic week of mixed fortunes on the track during which his teammate Marc Coma crashed and had to exit with a dislocated shoulder. "This is our last ride for 2012 and the next time we meet will be at the Dakar 2013 in January. I hope Marc will come back soon and we can do a good job at the Dakar."
Coma, who returned immediately to Spain for treatment after his crash, has now confirmed on social media that his injury only involves the dislocation and nothing more complicated and he said he is starting rehabilitation on Monday.
Results final Stage Six Morocco Rally
1. Helder Rodrigues (P), Honda, 1:50.50 hour
2. Juan Pedrero (E), KTM, +0.19 sec
3. Cyril Despres (F), KTM, +0.27 sec
4. Sam Sunderland (GB), Honda, +1:12 min
5. Paolo Goncalves (P), Husqvarna, +1:20
Other KTM
7. Chaleco Lopez (RCH), KTM, +2:59
9. Alessandro Botturi (I), KTM, +4:43
15. Riaan Van Niekerk (RSA), KTM, +12:11
16. Darryl Curtis (RSA), KTM, +12:27
17. Kuba Przgonski (PL), KTM, +13:08
Final Standings Morocco Rally 2012
1. Despres, 17:58.36 hours
2. Joan Barreda (E), Husqvarna, +6:52 min
3. Lopez, +34:28
4. Frans Verhoeven (NL), Yamaha, +40:42
5. Goncalves, +43:52
Other KTM
9. Przgonski, +1:2.15 hours
11. Pedrero, +1:19.44
12. Botturi, +1:28.17
14. Van Niekerk, +2:14.05
15. Curtis, +2:28.34
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Name That Voice: Top Five Rising Female Singers in Electronic Music Right Now
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Name That Voice: Top Five Rising Female Singers in Electronic Music Right Now
We're seeing a lot of creativity in electronic pop nowadays, and much of the groundbreaking work is being done by charismatic frontwomen. Talented singers and songwriters are taking cues from the R&B world by pairing up with creative producers to deliver something that seems both familiar and very fresh. Here's a list of five ladies on the rise who combine their sultry chops with lush production to push electronic pop into the second half of 2013 and beyond.
Aluna Francis of AlunaGeorge
If any of these artists sonically resemble '90s R&B divas like Aaliyah and Destiny's Child, it's Aluna Francis of nu-R&B duo, AlunaGeorge. Already having made a healthy tidal wave of a splash in their homeland of the UK, AlunaGeorge are gaining plenty of traction this side of the pond as well.
Sarah Chernoff of Superhumanoids
While a collaborative project, Sarah Chernoff's soft and expressive vocals definitely shape Superhumanoids' sound. Hailing from Los Angeles, Superhumanoids combine the brooding quiet storm R&B vibes with sunny italo-disco, beautifully showcased in "Bad Weather."
Kelela sounds like Solange, if Solange had entered the scene five to ten years later, and replaced her flower-child aesthetic with a darker, more industrial aura. So far, Kelela's major hit is her contribution to "Bank Head," off Kingdom's Vertical XL, but she's gearing up for the release of her debut mixtape Cut 4 Me on October 1. With production credits from pretty much the entire Fade to Mind / Night Slugs family, the mixtape comes in as one of our most-anticipated releases in October. In the meantime, stream the latest single, "Enemy," produced by Nguzunguzu above and get acquainted.
LA-based singer BANKS is busy touring in support of The Weeknd, letting her newly released London EP sink in with her listeners slowly, but surely. The latest single, "This Is What It Feels Like," is a rain-soaked ballad with enough dirty low end to sink a barge. Since the release of London we've been sweating her Aaliyah-indebted smooth Soul-House, and can't wait to see what's next.
FKA twigs
One of the most promising young vocalists to enter the playing field this year is Gloucestershire's FKA Twigs. As slight and unassuming in body--she's a trained ballet dancer--as she is in voice, the melancholic sensuality of her newly released EP2 owes as much to impeccable production from figures New York's Arca as it does her refreshing take on R&B. Our favorite single, "Water Me," is sincere, lush, and interesting, and the accompanying video acts as a visual placeholder for a rising force in the highly-competitive pool of new R&B artists. The combination of her raw talent, imaginative aesthetic, and knack for pairing with stalwart collaborators set her a cut above the rest. We can't wait to see how this budding seed grows.


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Sunday, September 08, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (September 8, 2002) - Tennessee Tech University defeated the ETSU women's soccer team 2-1 Sunday. Tennessee Tech got on the board first as Barbara Tomaszek scored off an ETSU mistake that found keeper Heather Sanden (Manassas, Va.)pulled out of the box. ETSU would come back in the second period to tie the game at one apiece as sophomore Erica Odom (Jesup, Ga.) headed the ball into the net off of a Liz Smith (Arden, N.C.) corner kick. In the 78th minute of play Tennessee Tech's Jill Burns drove the game winner into the net, off of an assist by Myranda Hill. "Tennessee Tech is a very good team, but we have got to stick to our game plan," said ETSU head coach Heather Henson. ETSU fell to 2-2, 1-0 in conference play. With the win Tennessee Tech moves to 3-0-1 overall. The Buccaneers will return to action September 16th at Samford University, with their next home game coming against Southern Conference foe UNC Greensboro on September 20th at 7:00.
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I've just downloaded quantlib and started playing around with it, and it looks like it's designed primarily to use Euler discretizations for everything -- so far as I can tell, there's not even a method provided to exactly simulate geometric Brownian motion. Am I missing an obvious feature? If not, is there a fundamental reason why you wouldn't (ever) want to use exact numerics instead of approximate ones?
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Well, actually it's designed to use whatever discretization you throw at it---but for the time being only Euler discretization is implemented, mostly for lack of time or interest on the part of contributors. If you want to use exact numerics with a process, you can just code the corresponding discretization class (you'll have to inherit from
Needless to say, if you do write exact discretization, send a patch our way and we'll include it in the library.


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Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann Welcomes
Downtown La Porte to the Indiana Main Street Program
Indianapolis – This week, Lieutenant Governor Sue Ellspermann announced that Downtown La Porte will join more than 100 other Indiana Main Street (IMS) Communities dedicated to the revitalization of their downtown areas.
"I am pleased to welcome Downtown La Porte to the Indiana Main Street Program," said Lt. Governor Ellspermann. "Viable downtowns are crucial to the economic health of our state. By joining Indiana Main Street, La Porte has taken an important step to developing a thriving downtown."
The IMS is founded on a four point approach to downtown development: organization, design, promotion, and economic restructuring. Each of these points represents an aspect of the downtown which is vital in the restoration efforts of the community.
"We are proud to have Downtown La Porte as part of the Indiana Main Street family. The members of the community and City of La Porte are very supportive of the organization's revitalization efforts and understand the importance of a thriving downtown," said Shae Kmicikewycz, Program Manager for Indiana Main Street.
The IMS is administered by the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA).
The Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs was created by legislation in 2005, making rural Indiana a major focus for the first time. For additional information on OCRA and its programs visit www.in.gov/ocra .
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Former F1 driver Mika Salo believes Heikki Kovalainen would be the ideal replacement for the Kimi Raikkonen for the last two grands prix of 2013...
Former Formula One driver Mika Salo believes Heikki Kovalainen would be the ideal replacement for the Kimi Raikkonen for the last two grands prix of 2013.
Lotus are expected to hand its reserve driver Davide Valsecchi the seat for the races in the US and Brazil after Raikkonen ruled himself out, but Salo believes the more experienced Kovalainen would be a better choice.
"I have thought about this for a while and I think getting Heikki would be a smart idea," Kovalainen, who lost his seat at Caterham at the end of last season, told Finnish broadcasters MTV3.
"Valsecchi will hardly be able to do anything on a completely new track to him, but Heikki has raced in Austin.
"Caterham also has a Renault engine. Heikki has been waiting for something like this, and if I was a team boss, I would take him rather than Valsecchi.
"That's nothing against Valsecchi, but simply about Lotus needing to score points," added Salo.
The other option open to Lotus is to confirm their driver line-up for next season ahead of schedule.
Nico Hulkenberg is rumoured to be the favourite to take Raikkonen's seat, and Lotus might be able to convince the German to pull out of his contract after Sauber was late in paying him earlier this year.
However, Sauber has played down the rumours linking their lead driver with a move to the Enstone team before the end of the season.
"Nico will do the last two races for us, just as he did the other 17," a Sauber spokesperson told Speed Week.
The other possibility is Pastor Maldonado, who was released from his contract with Williams recently.
"There are four possible candidates," Lotus team owner Gerard Lopez told the German newspaper Die Welt.
"These include Nico Hulkenberg and Pastor Maldonado, and I won't say anything about the other two.
"Don't forget, Maldonado has won a grand prix. He doesn't have to hide anything.
"We would not put someone in our car who has just got their driver's licence, no matter their means."


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Oakton man dead after single vehicle crash
An Oakton man is dead after his car drove off the road Saturday, according to Fairfax County police.
Police said that Peter M. Gallagher, 22, of the 11000 block of Wayland Street was driving on Vale Road on Nov. 17 shortly before 9 p.m. near the intersection of Valestra Circle, when for unknown reasons, Gallagher�s 1999 Mazda Prot�g� drifted off the road and crashed into a concrete wall.
Police said he died at the scene. Gallagher was not wearing his seat belt. It is unclear if speed or alcohol were factors in the crash.The case is still under investigation, according to police.
Alexandria man dead after single vehicle crash
U.S. Park Police say an Alexandria man is dead after a single vehicle crash on the George Washington Memorial Parkway on Nov. 19.
Police said Richard Allen Taylor, 25, of Alexandria, died from injuries at the scene of the crash that occurred at approximately 5:15 a.m. just north of Mount Vernon in the southbound lanes of the parkway. Police said Taylor died at the scene and an unidentified passenger was transported to a local hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. The parkway remained closed for several hours during rush hour southbound at Stratford Lane. Northbound traffic was diverted to Route 1. It is unclear if speed or alcohol were factors in the crash. The case is still under investigation, according to police.
Fairview townhouse fire under investigation
Fairfax fire and rescue officials say the cause of a townhouse fire resulting in nearly $100,000 worth of damage remains unclear.
Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department units responded to a townhouse fire Nov. 17 at approximately 1:15 p.m. in the Fairview area of Fairfax County. The single-family townhouse is located in the 5800 block of Oak Bucket Court.
Firefighters said they encountered smoke and fire coming from the front of the middle unit, three-story townhouse upon their arrival. The fire was rapidly spreading to the second, third floors, and extending into the attic of the structure. However, firefighters conducted an aggressive fire attack and brought the fire under control in approximately 15 minutes, keeping the fire tightly contained.
There was significant fire damage to the first floor, and extensive water and smoke damage to the basement and other floors, according to fire officials. The home�s lone occupant received a nonlife-threatening injury and was treated by paramedics at the scene and not transported, according to officials.
One firefighter also received a nonlife-threatening injury and was transported to INOVA Fairfax Hospital. Smoke alarms activated and provided early warning to the resident. The occupant has been displaced and will be assisted by the Red Cross.
Reston Zoo director hearing rescheduled
An appellate hearing for Reston Zoo director Meghan Mogensen, charged with animal cruelty and drug possession, has been postponed until Feb. 19, 2013.
Mogensen, 26, was found guilty on both charges in Fairfax County General District Court in September. Her appeal hearing was originally scheduled to appear in Circuit Court on November15.
Mogensen was charged with animal cruelty by county police, the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
According to court testimony and a Feb. 16 warrant filed in Fairfax County Circuit Court, a zoo employee told police a sick wallaby was found dead in a trash receptacle after having earlier been placed into a crate. Wallabies are part of the kangaroo family.
The employee said the crate later was empty and the wallaby was discovered in a nearby trash container, telling police she feared the wallaby had been illegally drowned.
According to the warrant, Mogensen said she euthanized the wallaby with an injection of a drug called Beauthansia, but police said no injection mark could be found on the wallaby.
Police said in the search warrant that the zoo was not legally authorized to euthanize animals or to possess the drug Ketamine, which was also discovered at the zoo.
Annandale man sentenced for mortgage fraud
Pervaiz Arshad, 58, of Annandale, was sentenced Nov. 16 to four years in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for his role in fraudulent mortgage loan transactions involving nine homes in northern Virginia and nearly $1.7 million in losses to lenders, and for his role in attempting to obtain a fraudulent passport for a co-conspirator fleeing to Canada, according to federal court documents.
Arshad also was ordered to pay restitution to the victim lenders and to forfeit the proceeds of his crimes.
According to court documents, Arshad was a loan officer for Annandale-based E-Star Lending and recruited an individual to serve as a straw buyer in fraudulent real estate transactions designed to enrich himself and others. The properties, owned by co-conspirators, were sold to the straw buyer at a profit. Arshad ensured the straw buyer would qualify for the 100-percent financing used to buy the properties by reporting false employment and income information on the loan applications. Conspirators set up fake companies to verify the false employment information and further deceive the lenders. No payments were made on the loans, and Arshad intended for the straw buyer to flee to Canada before the fraud was discovered.
Arshad was indicted in this case in 2010, after he fled to Pakistan to avoid prosecution. He was arrested in July 2012 when authorities discovered him on a flight into Dulles International Airport. Court documents state Arshad is the sixth individual associated with E-Star Lending to be convicted of mortgage fraud related charges since 2008.
The case was investigated by the FBI�s Washington Field Office and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.
Kingstowne townhouse fire causes $165,000 in damages
Fairfax County Fire and Rescue officials say an improperly discarded cigarette has caused $165,000 worth of damage to a Kingstowne home.
Firefighters said they responded to a townhouse fire Nov. 17, at approximately 8:15 a.m., in the Kingstowne area of Fairfax County.
The single-family home is located in the 7700 block of Desiree Street in Alexandria.
Firefighters said they encountered heavy smoke and fire coming from the rear of the top two floors and attic of the middle unit, three-story townhouse upon their arrival.
The Incident Commander struck a second alarm due to the volume of fire and the potential for rapid spreading of fire to multiple townhouses on both sides of the involved unit.
Firefighters said they conducted both an exterior and interior fire attack, bringing the fire under control in approximately 20 minutes. Firefighters were able to contain the fire to the townhouse where the fire originated. Two adults have been displaced. Red Cross support was not needed. There were no injuries.


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I'm about to perform a DB migration of an Intranet Publishing Site. Is it necessary to create the site collection before performing the DB restore?
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To be clearer, you actually only need an Web Application to which you would attach the database. I would highly recomand before doing that go through checking/testing at least by using:
Also you would need at least MOSS with SP2 to be able to run these commands. There is so much documentation written on the subject. Start here http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262792
Yes, typically the I usually do it is, provision a web application and a site collesction then I detach the content database, copy the database accross and attach db to the site collection.
Use this to mount DB to the existing sitecollection after attaching to the new server:
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Selected local artists will again have the chance to compete for a set at the Bonnaroo festival as the Road to Bonnaroo contest returns for its third year, performing rights organization/sponsor BMI announced this week.
The competition -- also sponsored by Bonnaroo, Yuengling beer and the local venue that hosts it, Mercy Lounge -- kicks off Feb. 28 with its first round of contenders.
Vying for the first of three Bonnaroo slots: Tyler Bryant, Courtney Jaye, Majestico, Chancellor Warhol, Heartbeater, Evan P. Donohue, Kink Ador and Sleeper Agent. Each act will perform at Feb. 28's installment of the Mercy Lounge's long-running 8 off 8th showcase, and at the end of the show, votes for a Bonnaroo-bound winner will be collected.
Winners at the Road to Bonnaroo competition are chosen by a mix of industry judge votes and show attendee ballots. Last year's rally sent singer-songwriter Caitlin Rose, funk provider Space Capone and rock outfits the Non-Commissioned Officers and How I Became the Bomb to the four-day festival.
Two more Road to Bonnaroo competition nights are scheduled on March 21 and April 18. Performers at those events are to be announced. A total of 24 acts will compete.
The 2011 Bonnaroo festival is scheduled for June 9-12 in Manchester, Tenn.


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We know the best way for you to stay healthy is by exercising your voice. It's why we joined forces with Saint Mary's Health Care in Grand Rapids to create a better health care system that encourages it.
If you're ready to be more informed and involved in your health care decisions, Mercy Health is for you. We believe carefully listening to you and encouraging you to take an active role in your health care is as important as having access to specialists who use the latest technology.


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Goals: Pioneer 5 was sent into a heliocentric orbit between Earth and Venus as a technology test. It also carried equipment to confirm scientists' theories of an interplanetary magnetic field.
Accomplishments:The spacecraft proved to be a successful test of technologies that would carry later missions in the series -- such as Pioneers 10 and 11 -- deep into the outer solar system. It also confirmed the existence of the interplanetary magnetic field.