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Thanks for all the info, I will let you know how it turns out. About the shims, They are all here just not organized and tagged like they were when I took them off, I moved to go to school and in the move they were all jumbled together! And I am having problems with aligning the top of the door with the top of the fender and with the body lines, if one is on...the other is off.
I forgot I had this. I copied it from another website. The gentleman that wrote it is a tech writer for paint and bodywork. Here you go.
Nothing adds to "detail" on a car more than nice fitting panels. If the car is a light color it is even more important. Those "black lines" that are the gaps between panels really look bad if they are not a consistent width. While using this guide and aligning your panels be sure that you open and close the moving ones very carefully after a change. You can loose the gap fast which will allow the panels to hit, so be careful.
I have to start with this very important point. ALWAYS have the car sitting on it's wheels or at the very least the weight of the car should be on the axles. That being if you want it on jack stands to raise the car up and give you more access to the bolts and such, place the stands under the control arms as and rear axle. They should be out as far as possible towards the wheels. This can still cause problems on the front. Even in a little from where the tire actually holds the car up can change the amount of pressure being exerted on the car's body. A car can be twisted or bent more than you can imagine up on jack stands when the stands are set on the frame allowing the weight to hang off the ends. This is VERY, VERY important. Of course this goes for anytime a panel is being fit, either welded or bolted on.
Hood alignment: Let's start with raising and lowering the rear of the hood. If the car you are working on has a hinge that sits on top of the cowl, your only options are to shim or bend the hinge. Bending the hinge slightly is one way to move it. If you need to come up in the rear you can put a small block of wood or other item on the hinge, to bend it. When you close the hood down (NOT ALL THE WAY) it will get in the way of the hood closing and bend the rear or the hinge up. If you need to bend it down, the only option may be to remove it and bend it a little. You can also shim the bolts between the hood and the hinge, more on this later.
If you have a hood where the hinge mounts on the side of the fender or the side of the cowl like with an older car or truck, you want to "rotate" the hinge on the fender. Just pushing the hinge up and down will give you very little movement on the top of the hood.
This is the strange little trick that you have to remember, if you raise the back of the hood on the hinge or raise the back of the hinge on the fender the hood will go up. If you raise the "front" of the back of the hood ON THE HINGE or the hinge to the fender it will go down. What you have to remember is you are working with a pivot point in the hinge, not a stationary part.
If you loosen the FRONT bolt on the hood (where it bolts to the hinge) and put a shim, or washer between the hood and hinge, this will LOWER the hood on that side. If you put that same washer under the rear bolt it will RAISE the rear of the hood on that side.
So, if you loosen the bolts from the hinge to fender and close the hood, the hinge will rotate on down in the front right? This will raise the REAR of the hood like putting a shim in the back bolt between the hinge and hood!
What you need to do to lower the back the hood is to loosen the bolts (only slightly) and PUSH UP on the front of the hood. This rotates the hinges back, thus raising the front of the hinge and lowering the hood in the back.
If the hinges are warn out it won't change how high the hood sits when the wear, not by more than a fraction of an inch. And I have never seen a car with these style hinges that you couldn't put the hood a half inch LOWER than the fenders if you wanted to. The adjustment is HUGE on these cars. That is one of the things that is easy to do on them is align panels.
I recommend you remove the striker or latch from the hood so that you can move it up and down without worrying about the latch grabbing the hood. After you have aligned the hood, take a piece of dumb-dumb or clay or something similar and put it on the latch. This way you can see exactly where it hits when you do install the latch. You bring the hood down till you just tap this dumb-dumb but DON'T LATCH IT. Just so the hood makes an indentation in the clay/dumb-dumb. This tells you where you have to move the latch.
I do this at work everyday, by my self so if you can't get help this is the trick. Always leave one bolt on the hinge tight. If you want to rotate it back, leave the front bolt tight. If you want to rotate it forward, leave the rear bolt tight. When you move the hood forward or back on the hinge, leave the bolts snug enough that you have to tap on the edge of the hood to get it to move. Or if it needs to go back, leave the bolts a little snug, and wiggle the hood up and down and the weight of the hood will make it slide down. Remember it only needs a 1/16" or so to make a 3/16" or more change at the front. To pull the hood forward on the hinge loosen them so they are still a little snug so you have to pull up on the back of the hood to make it slide that little bit. If you loosen it up so it moves anywhere you want it, YOU WILL NEVER KNOW HOW MUCH YOU MOVED IT AND YOU WILL MOVE IT TOO MUCH, GUARANTEED.
Get the hood laying flat first, then move the hood forward or back on each side to make the hood fit the hole between the fenders. If the gap is large on the front right and small on the front left, then the hood needs to me moved back on the right side. As you move the hood back on a side it will close up the gap in the front of that side and open it at the rear of that side.
You may need to move fenders too. Just do each change slowly, move it VERY LITTLE. Look at the bolt and washer as you move the panel, you will see where the washer used to be, the amount is much easier to control if you watch the washer movement.
If you need to move the hood up or down at the front, you have a few ways to do it. First, on each side there are the "bumpers". The hood bumpers are located at each front corner and look like a bolt with a rubber pad on top. Just unlock the jam nut and raise or lower the "bolt" so it holds the hood at the height you need to match the fender. You may find that the hood won't go low enough even with the bumper down far enough. The latch may not be down far enough. When you close the hood, you shouldn't be able to pull up on the hood or push it down. The latch should be tight enough to hold it against the bumpers tight, but not too tight. If you have to apply too much force to open the hood or it opens with a loud POP, the latch is probably too tight. If it is at the right height but you can lift it up some, then the latch needs to be moved down.
Doors: If the doors are off the car, bolt the hinges to the door and the cowl in the middle of the movement allowed. Let's face it, it "shouldn't" be too far off the center of holes. If the doors are on or if after putting them on things are way out of whack, raise the door up on the hinges as far as it will go while still staying about the right height. You always want to start high, it is much easier to come down than go up. Besides this is the ONLY time you will loosen all the bolts on the door. I don't mean ALL the bolts, leave the hinge to cowl (or center post on a four door) tight. Only loosen the door to hinge bolts. Unless it is WAY down then you may need to move the hinges up too. But do one at a time, both door to hinge or both hinge to cowl/center post.
While moving the hinges aligning the door NEVER loosen all the bolts on the hinge, NEVER. Loosen all but one, just till it is still a little looser than "snug". Leave that last on just a little snug. Let's say the door fits well but is a little too far forward. NEVER loosen top and bottom hinges and move it forward. Loosen the top hinge to cowl/center post as described above and lift the rear of the door, a LITTLE. This will push the upper hinge forward. Now TIGHTEN that one bolt that was left snug. Do the same on the lower hinge, pushing down, but remember the weight of the door is helping, so little push is needed.
If the door fits well but is out at the top or the bottom, again, loosen ONE hinge to DOOR in the manner described and push it out or in. If it is out or in at the top rear for instance, move the bottom front in the opposite direction. This will pivot the door on the striker, and move the rear top where you want. Moving the bottom rear takes moving the top front of course.
You may need to twist the door. If the front fits well and rear is out at the top (or bottom, just reverse) you can put a block of wood at the rear of the door at the top lets say and push in on the bottom to twist the door. Some will take a LOT of force to bend, and be VERY careful not to let your fingers hang around the outside of the door edge!! I lost a finger nail doing this on a '69 Shelby GT500 convertible once (remember it well) when the block of wood fell out with all my weight on the door while twisting!!
Tip: If you are hanging the door and you have access to the hinges (either through the wheel well with the skirt off or if the fender it's self is off) you can simply hold the door up to the opening and push the latch shut. Then put the bolts in the hinge. I can often install doors all by my self in this way.
Deck lid: The trunk lid is pretty much like the hood but the hinges don't move at all on the body (usually). So shimming and twisting are a few of your only options beyond the movement in the slotted holes on the hinge. Bending the hinge or pushing up or down on the sides of the quarters, front or rear panel are the others. These should be done ONLY after all other things are tried.
Fenders: Most of the tips for doors and the hood work here, with a little twist or two. Start with fitting the rear top of the fender. I like to put all the bolts in, loose. Not falling out loose, just so the fender would easily move. Close the door, and with the hood open adjust the gap at the top of the rear of the fender to door. After you tighten other bolts this cannot be modified so, do it first. Tighten the bolt under the hood closest to the door to secure the position. You may need to shim a bolt at the rear of the fender to the cowl, to move the fender forward or back. After you have that bolt tight and the gap is to your liking open the door and tighten the rear fender bolt that is at the top of the fender in the door jamb. Now do the bottom bolt, with the door closed, adjust your gap. You may need to wedge a flat blade screwdriver or body spoon to "force" the fender forward to get the desired gap. Or just the opposite, use a 2x4 or something similar off the front tire to force the fender back to get the gap. This is one of the hard spots to get nice because you have to get both the gap and the in and out of the fender to door at the same time with the same bolt. Some cars have two bolts that are far enough apart to get the gap and tighten the front bolt and then pull the fender in or out and tighten the rear bolt to get the flush fit of the panels.
General tips: Bending a panel or adjacent panel is sometimes required. You can get this done in a number of ways, one is to use a block of wood. Let's say that along the edge of the hood there is a spot that is high. Well you can't adjust it down, the front and the rear are perfect. So you can lay a block of wood on the spot, right at the edge where it is strong. Using a big hammer (the bigger the better, trying to make a small hammer do the job can cause a lot of damage) hold the block and strike it nice and solid. Then check the results, you may need many strikes to do it. In doing this you may want to support the hood at the front with a block of wood under the hood. This way the hood is up off the fender and it will bend easier because of the solid rest it has. You can also put the block under the edge of the hood at a low spot and with steady pressure bend it down at a point if you need it.
If you are working with very tight tolerances, you can actually grind the edge of a panel or jamb to get an extra fraction of an inch. Be VERY careful and using a fine disk like 80 or 120 take a LITTLE off. You don't want to grind the metal thin of course but a LITTLE can make a big difference when you are fighting for fractions. Now, you really won't be cutting too much metal, you are really just cleaning off ALL the primer and paint there. Then when you prime it, don't put a lot or sand it thin so there will be very little on the edge.
You may want to paint the hinge with a little contrasting paint. Do it with the hinge bolted on, right over the bolts. This way you can see easier how much you have moved it.
These directions are for doors where the hinge bolts flat to the side of the cowl and then flat to the front of the door. There are of course many ways the hinges can be mounted on cars. If yours are different than you need to use the "concepts" that I have described here. If for instance you have a 1950 Chevy pickup. The hinge bolts flat to the back of the cowl but will work the same way. The door hinge bolts flat to the side of the door. In this case you do just the opposite as I earlier described. You would loosen the hinge to cowl bolts to move the door in and out and the hinge to door bolts to move it back or forward. If you find that your car has a design that hasn't been addressed, take a good hard look at your hinge arrangement. If the door is open, close it enough while you can still see the hinges and imagine what direction will it go if you loosen a particular set of bolts. Get an idea of how you can move it, then start the alignment process.
These are just ideas that I have used over the years and some may work for you some won't, but it is a start. Above all, have fun!
Start at the top of the fender, get it right with the door, then use shims at the bottom to make the body lines come together. Then go back and fine tune the alignment at the top, There is all different thickness of shims, just keep adjusting and shimming.
A little patience and it will all come together. HTH
Good Luck
What did you do with all the shims that came out of it when you dismanteled it?
Is the alignment problem that you have in the gaps at the door/fender, or is it the top of the fender not being even with the door? If it is the gap, it may be adjustable with shims. How was the alignment when the vehicle was disassembled? Maybe it is a problem with the fender not being OEM.
Bad body mounts can cause problems with alignment of panels. If the body lines line up and the top is not even, it is not likely a problem from the mounts.
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Hello all. This is my first question posted on the board. I really like the format and the response to the threads ive read. Ive looked and looked and cant find an awnser to my specific question. Ive taken the doors, hood and front fenders off of my '79 Chevy Camaro, a friend helped me do the body work and it looks great, the problem is trying to realign the doors and the fenders. Can anyone give me some hints? The body lines dont match at the front of the doors, if I line them up, the top of the fender doesnt match the top of the door. While under the car Ive noticed the body mounts need replacing, will the not - so - great condition of the rubber mounts throw off the body lines? Or should I just take off the front uni- body and put all new mounts on and then tackle the rest of the front clip. I can do this, I just need a little guidence. Thanks!
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A Lesley alumna and trustee and her husband have pledged $2 million towards a new facility planned in Cambridge. In recognition of their generosity and their ongoing commitment to Lesley University, Lesley's new Arts library will be named the Carol and John Moriarty Arts Center Library in their honor.
The new Arts Center will be constructed in Cambridge, uniting College of Art and Design students, faculty, and year-round arts event programming with the Lesley University campus. The Carol and John Moriarty Arts Center Library will be within a historic church building fronting Massachusetts Avenue, an exciting new purpose for an 1845 Greek revival building.
The Moriartys have pledged $2 million towards the new Arts Center, comprised of the repurposed church and new construction with art studios, classrooms, and art galleries in the heart of Cambridge's Porter Square.
The library, open to all students and accessible to the community, serves a university where more than 30 percent of all students are engaged with the arts, through the College of Art and Design or programs in Creative Arts and Learning, community art, and Expressive Therapies.
"In any educational environment, the library serves as a cornerstone of exploration and learning, and this one is no exception," said Lesley University President Joseph B. Moore. "Physically, it preserves the best of the building's history — stunning stained glass windows and nineteenth century architecture — creating an inspirational environment to study, gather, and explore the collection and modern research tools."
The Arts Center Library will be within a historic church building fronting Massachusetts Avenue in Porter Square, shown in this rendering.
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Until 2005 or so, no one thought much about modern piracy of the high-seas variety. But then Somali pirates began attacking merchant ships with increasing frequency, seizing vessels and holding their crews hostage for outlandish sums. Danish director Tobias Lindholm's wiry, neatly crafted thriller A Hijacking wrests fact into the shape of believable fiction, although the movie is most remarkable for everything it doesn't show: We never see, for example, the pirates clambering aboard the victimized ship. One minute it's business as usual -- the cook hustling about the galley, ascertaining just how the captain takes his coffee - and then, suddenly, the pirates are just there. Their almost vaporous appearance makes their presence especially sinister.
Lindholm frames his story through two key figures: the cook, Mikkel (Pilou Asbaek), who opens the movie by phoning his new wife, pre-highjacking, with the disappointing news that he's going to be home two days later than promised; and Peter (Soren Malling), the shipping company's straight-arrow CEO back home in Copenhagen. He's the guy who must negotiate by phone with the marauders, who employ an unnervingly smooth spokesperson, Omar (Abdihakin Asgar).
The pirates separate the small crew into two groups (one of which we hardly see again, a minor flaw) and begin breaking them down with bullying and deprivation: Mikkel and his compatriots aren't allowed to use the bathroom until day 25. Later, the pirates force Mikkel to call his wife, interrupting the call by barking orders at her. Lindholm -- who has made one previous feature and also co-wrote Thomas Vinterberg's The Hunt -- keeps A Hijacking spinning expertly between two poles: Mikkel's increasing emotional fragility and Peter's stalwart efforts to keep the negotiations cool, even when he begins losing his own. Asbaek brings an air of cautious joviality to the role of Mikkel. Even before his ordeal, we can sense that this cheerful character has a tender soul, although Asbaek plays that as a strength: Mikkel is dutiful and brave where it counts, but sometimes cracking, just a little, is the very thing that ensures your survival. And as Peter, Malling makes you care about the otherwise boring dude in the suit: With his stick-straight carriage and prim little smile, he comes off as a cold dollars-and-cents guy in the movie's early minutes, only to transform, as if via slow dissolve, into a principled businessperson who actually gives a damn about the people who help line his pockets. Then again, he cares because he's forced to: It takes a brutal hostage situation for him to recognize the worth of his employees.
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With around five million people, Queensland is the third-most populous state in Australia and, although it has slipped back in the last year or so, the numbers are still growing.
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My daughter has a pair of these and absolutely loves them. I also like the fact that they are easily adjustable, so I won't need to buy a new pair for awhile.
At only $18 a pair, they don't even need to be adjustable. If your kid ends up skating with any regularity, these are going to quickly get tossed in favor of actual roller skates. Real beginner skates are $100 + tax and $10 shipping. Used ones can be bought on eBay for about half of that.
We bought some on a previous woot and they are a great beginner skate. Love that they are size-adjustable, but haven't been able to adjust wheel tension which would be nice. Still, no regrets and the girl loves them!
when did roller skates change to "quad" skates?
I do not like the idea of children wearing used footwear. Other people wear down their shoes in a certain pattern and that can make it uncomfortable for the next person wearing them. This is why I always buy skates.
I think $18 bucks is a GREAT price to teach a child how to skate or to skate with their friends outside.
I think every parent hopes their child aspires to be a roller boogie phenom!
Oh, how I miss the days hanging out at Interskate 91 and the Dream Machine at Hampshire Mall!
Please woot these again - I was an Loco in the Coco and only bought one pair! My other son is almost big enough for his own and really wants them.
These are fantastic. The size adjustment is quite intuitive. My husband ended up taking the entire inside out, which was a snap, would be easy to do if you need to clean them.
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As for planting them right side up Cindi. Why not just plant them horizontal.
I like the sour cream idea Brian. I'll have to try that next year. As for getting a root to start a new patch, I'm wondering if one bought at the local meijers store would grow. For someone that want to start a patch and cant find a pc of root it would be worth a try. The roots that i see at our meijers are large enough to make a small jar and still have enough to through a few pc's in the ground.
cindi and brian, do you lift your horseradish root with a pitchfork in the fall? my grandmother taught me that. it breaks the root and causes it to spread...not that it need much help, but that gives you new, young root to to eat each year. i have some that is great, but it is getting out of hand.
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Wayne State University Law School is pleased to announce the fifth Driker Forum for Excellence in the Law on the topic of "Google in Court: Copyright and the Universal Library" on Thursday, March 8, 2007.
The Forum will take place in the Law School's Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium, 471 W. Palmer St., Detroit. Coffee will be served at 5:30 pm, the Forum discussion will take place from 6 to 8 pm, and a reception will follow.
Digital technologies for storing and disseminating text, music, video, visual art, and other products of human creativity have opened the door to a future that some call the universal library. In this future, all creative output could be universally available via the Internet.
The best known current effort to create the universal library is Google's book digitization project through which the collections of several major university and public libraries will be made publicly available via the Web. In 2005, the Authors Guild and a group of five major publishers brought lawsuits against Google, claiming that this project violates the copyright laws. Google defends by arguing that its activities are fair use of the materials, and therefore do not violate the copyright laws.
Copyright laws are designed to enable authors to capture some of the economic value of their creations, giving them an economic incentive to create. The ultimate goal of copyright, however, is to make authors' creations widely available to the public. Efforts like Google Book Search promote the latter goal, while arguably interfering with the former.
Are the copyright laws suited to the challenge of adjusting the balance between these two goals? Should the laws be revised to take account of new technologies and new business models? What sorts of changes to the copyright laws are needed to facilitate the birth of the universal library, while continuing to provide authors with an economic incentive to create?
The following panelists will address these and other issues relating to the universal library. Oren Bracha is assistant professor of law at the University of Texas at Austin. His dissertation "Owning Ideas" is a comprehensive intellectual history of Anglo-American intellectual property law. Bracha was a law clerk for Chief Justice Aharon Barak of the Supreme Court of Israel. Prior to joining the faculty at UT he worked on several teaching and research projects for the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School. His fields of interest include intellectual property, cyber law, legal history and legal theory.
Hannibal Travis is assistant professor of law at the College of Law at Florida International University. He teaches and researches in the fields of cyber law, intellectual property, antitrust, telecommunications, jurisprudence, and international human rights law. Professor Travis clerked for the Hon. William Matthew Byrne, Jr., of the United States District Court for the Central District of California, and practiced intellectual property and Internet law in San Francisco, California. Thereafter, he was an associate attorney in New York City, specializing in intellectual property and antitrust cases. He has also advised human rights organizations with presences in Iraq and Afghanistan, including the Assyrian Democratic Movement and Women for Afghan Women. His published works include law review articles in the areas of intellectual property and human rights.
Diane Zimmerman is the Samuel Tilden Professor of Law at New York University School of Law. She has taught at NYU since 1977 and her courses include Torts, Copyright Law, Problems of a Free Press, and a colloquium in innovation policy. She has published widely in the areas of copyright law, freedom of speech and the press, intellectual property (including serving as editor of the book Expanding the Boundaries of Intellectual Property, 2001) and gender inequality.
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ELON, N.C. – Three Canisius players scored in double figures, led by senior Billy Baron and his game-high 26 points, as the Golden Griffins defeated Georgia State by the score of 79-71 in the consolation round of the 2013 NIT Season Tip Off in Elon, N.C. The win improves Canisius to 3-2 on the year while the Panthers slipped to 2-3 with the loss.
Baron ended the night by shooting 8-for-14 from the field, 5-for-10 from 3-point land and 5-for-5 from the free-throw line while adding six assists, five rebounds and a steal in 40 minutes of action. Fellow senior Chris Perez scored a season-high 22 points, with 16 coming in the game's first 20 minutes, and senior center Jordan Heath added 13 points, five rebounds and a career-high four assists in the victory for Canisius, which shot 50 percent from the field and 56.5 percent from 3-point land as a team. Perez and senior forward Chris Manhertz each had seven boards in the victory for Canisius as the Blue and Gold outrebounded Georgia State 38-34.
"This was a great team effort because we buckled down and took care of the glass in the second half," Canisius head coach Jim Baron said. "That's a long, athletic team [Georgia State]. We helped them out by turning it over 16 times and letting them get to the free-throw line too much, but in the second half we really guarded and played hard without fouling. We had some guys step up and make some shots and when it came down to it late in the game, we went up and got key rebounds."
After the Panthers scored the game's first two points, Perez scored on back-to-back Canisius possessions to give the Griffs a 4-3 lead, a lead the team would not give up for the rest of the night. Canisius led by three points at 37-34 at halftime and stretched its hold to 11 points at 49-38 with a 12-4 run in the first 4:01 of the second half, capped by a driving lay-up from Perez. Georgia State whittled the Griffs' cushion to 51-49, but Perez put the Griffs right back up by five points at 54-49 with 11:53 left to play in the game after he knocked down a 3-pointer from the right wing.
Canisius' lead ballooned back to as many as 11 points with 3:38 left on the clock before the Panthers pushed back again, using a 6-0 run over the span of 1:17 to make the score 71-66 in favor of Canisius. Baron answered that run with a deep 3-point field goal from NBA-range with 1:15 left in regulation time to seal the victory for the Blue and Gold, the team's second-straight win and third all-time in the NIT Season Tip Off event.
For Georgia State, redshirt-junior guard Ryan Harrow, who started 24 games last season for Kentucky, had a team-high 23 points to go with four rebounds and four assists. R.J. Hunter, son of Georgia State head coach Ron Hunter, chipped in 11 points and four assists as well for the Panthers, who shot 42.9 percent from the field but went just 3-for-20 from behind the arc on the night.
Canisius will play its final game in the 2013 NIT Season Tip Off on Tuesday night when the Griffs take on Metro State, the No. 1 team at the NCAA Division II level. Metro State, which lost in the Division II National Championship game last April, has defeated Fairleigh Dickinson and Elon in this year's NIT Season Tip Off.
Game Notes: Canisius and Georgia State met on the hardwood for the first time… Canisius has now scored 75-plus points in back-to-back games after failing to reach 65 points on the scoreboard in the team's two previous contests, which were both losses… As a team, the Griffs made a season-high 13 3-point field goals, the 16th time in the last two seasons where the Blue and Gold have knocked down 10-or more treys in a game… Baron has now scored 20-or more points 19 times in his college career… Perez's 22 point effort gives him double figures in the scoring column in 50 career games… Manhertz played in his 90th game as a Griff, and he's collected seven or more rebounds 39 times… Junior Josiah Heath came off the bench and scored a season-high six points… Freshman Zach Lewis did not play in the game… He is listed as day-to-day with a quad contusion.


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By Jenni Spinner
Once a family is done decking its halls and jingling its bells, something has to be done with the Christmas tree.
Gone are the days when most solid waste departments simply lug the old pines away from suburban curbs and toss them into landfills — the behemoth boughs take too much work to haul, and take up too much space in waste vehicles and landfills. In fact, many departments have barred the practice of dumping trees curbside or in Dumpsters. Here are some creative ways to repurpose Christmas trees.
Gone fishing
In Bartow County, Ga., trees are used to create fish habitats. They're collected at the county's recycling plant, inspected (making sure they're free of lights, tinsel, and other baubles harmful to fish and animals), then hauled to nearby bodies of water and sent to the bottom to serve as shelter for aquatic wildlife, which doesn't take long to gather in the pitched pines.
"Pine is the new bait," says Sheri Henshaw, director of the county's office of environmental programs.
In Tell City, Ind., the street department drops off collected trees with the Tell City Ranger District of the U.S. Forest Service. Last year's program saw more than 80 trees submerged in local lakes to serve as refuge for largemouth bass, bluegill, and other species.
Scout's honor
The 2010 holiday season marked the debut of an enterprising program in Mariposa County, Calif. The county still allows burning of discarded trees and other green waste — a tradition for residents — but the resulting smoke affects air quality. Public works encourages residents to drop off trees at its facility for composting; however, the program had not enjoyed much success — last year the facility received only eight trees.
This year, the county increased the number of trees collected by enlisting the help of local nonprofit groups — Boy Scouts of America, church groups, schools, and others.
"We thought if we advertised it as a fundraiser we might get more people to participate," says Solid Waste and Recycling Manager Michelle Miller. The groups help residents by picking up trees from local homes, and earn money by charging a fee. They then tote the trees to the recycling facility. While a number of groups are participating, the agency still offers residents free drop-off.
Chips ahoy
Chicago's Streets and Sanitation Department has had success with its multisite drop-off program, launched in 1990. Citizens can bring their discarded trees, stripped of trimmings, to one of nearly two dozen sites. The trees are mulched and used for landscaping in park district projects. The 2009 holiday season saw Chicagoans drop off 11,513 trees for recycling.
"We've kept 128,778 trees out of the waste stream since 1990, so this program can have a very real impact on the environment," says Mayor Richard M. Daley.
A limited amount of the mulch is also made available free of charge to residents for private yards and gardens.
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Whether we're plugging away at the next issue, or trouble shooting a busted old bike in the garage, music is one of the things that motivates us when we wanna get out and ride, what inspires us to create on a daily basis and often times what keeps us from hurling the keyboard or the socket wrench across the room when things are not quite going as planned. This is just a small sample of some the tracks I am listening to daily while plugging away on Issue Ten. Check 'em out.
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Ever since I spent a large proportion of my school days plodding away at scales, I've always loved the sound of solo piano. It's what I listen to most of the time while I work - there's something about the simplicity and yet the richness of the sound that appeals enormously.
Sophie Hutchings is a piano player who, like me, grew up tinkering with the piano in the corner of the lounge room, but unlike me, learned to play it extraordinarily well. (In my defence, I could play 'Chopsticks' like a champ.)
Not only that, but she composes her own music.
We talked about what it's like to play songs without words, and Jane Campion's movie The Piano. (Spoiler alert: she didn't much like the movie, but loves Michael Nyman's soundtrack.)
Sophie also performed two of the pieces from her most recent album Night Sky.
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NHIAA Football Roundup: Wade OT TD leads Central to win
Manchester Central needed overtime to knock off visiting Londonderry, 42-35, at Gill Stadium Friday night.
Senior Jesiah Wade scored on a two-yard run in the extra session to lead Central (5-2) to the win. Wade finished with 207 rushing yards and three touchdowns.
The teams traded touchdowns on an even pace throughout the game, with Central's 21-7 lead being the largest of the contest.
Londonderry (3-4) tied the game to force overtime, getting an Aaron Gaudet touchdown pass to Dave Weidenfield from five yards out with 32 seconds remaining in regulation.
Central quarterback Richie Greeley went 10-for-18 for 142 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Jonathan Guillermo caught both TD passes.
Londonderry was led by Gaudet, who went 17-for-24 for 189 yards passing, three touchdowns and an interception.
Dennis Bishop and Jonathan Young added TD runs and Tim Jennings and Nate Kelly joined Weidenfield with TD catches.
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Spaulding 17, Exeter 7: At Rochester, Spaulding opened the fourth quarter with a 21-yard field goal from Mitch Cyr to make it 10-7 Red Raiders.
Exeter missed a field goal and the Raiders went seven plays over 80 yards to an eventual five-yard TD run from Tyler Snow to account for the final score.
Exeter led 7-0 at the half on a touchdown from Max Medley, who caught a pass from Zach Pafford for the touchdown.
Spaulding got a five-run from Trey Scott to make it 7-7 in the third.
Scott finished with 27 carries for 140 yards to go over 1,000 on the year. Snow had 16 carries for 102 yards. Both teams are now 4-3.
Keene 33, Dover 19: At Dover, the visiting Blackbirds improved to 5-2 with the win. Keene quarterback Alex Parenteau had a big night, rushing for touchdowns of 26 and five yards and throwing for two more scores to Isaiah Singer (32 yards) and Nicholas Hume (three yards). Tom Gallant added the other Keene score.
Dover got touchdowns from Eric Waddington and Duane Gordon, who caught a TD pass from Derek Stegman and ran for another score. Dover is now 2-5.
Division II
Merrimack Valley 32, Hanover 29: At Penacook, Merrimack Valley got touchdown runs from Tucker Burt (65 and 30 yards) and quarterback Ivan Niyomugabo scored on a 35-yard run and threw two touchdown passes to Cole Martin.
Divison III
Bow 43, Bishop Brady 23: At Bow, Matt Ehrenberg led the Falcons with 217 yards and six touchdowns. Bow improved to 5-1 while Brady fell to 3-3.


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Hey everyone. I just wanted to show off this little project that TubaChris and I have been working on. The idea was sparked form a picture I saw of a Royal Guard holding a Holopad with a hologram Palpatine. Well, since I am working on a Royal Guard I figured why not!
Right now this pad does have a blue LED lighting to simulate the blue glow of a hologram and the pad itself is fully complete. We have also started the molding of a Palpatine bust to cast in clear blue resin which would fit on top finishing the effect of the Holopad. As of now all I have to show is the pad itself but the Palpatine should be following suit very soon! Hope you guys like and any feed back is GREATLY appreciated!!
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Travel Guide of Puerto Rico for: Condado Lagoon Villas at Caribe HiltonIslet of San Juan, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico Summary
- Stunning white-sand beaches
- Beautiful colonial architecture, especially in San Juan and the Southwest
- Average of 75°F year-round
- Wonderful criolla (local) food and some of the world's best coffee
- Hopping nightlife
- Over 20 forest reserves
- Great surf, especially on the north and east coasts
- Generally safe, but for a couple of neighborhoods in San Juan
- English is the second official language
- Crowds in the high season (mid-December to late April)
- Traffic jams in San Juan
- Winding, slow, 1.5-lane roads in most parts of the country (though good freeways in the main areas)
- Poor public transportation, with no island-wide bus or rail service
- Expensive hotel prices compared to other countries in the Caribbean
- Hurricane season from September to November
- San Juan: A business and tourist hub with preserved Spanish colonial architecture, shops, bars, restaurants, and bustling nightclubs
- Northeast: A short drive from San Juan, this area is densely populated, but low-key and home to beautiful rainforests and secluded beaches
- Northwest: World-class surfing, natural wonders and some of the best beaches in the island; Aguadilla, Rio Camuy Cave Park and Rincon are main draws, but also Dorado, with its golf courses and casinos
- Southwest: Arguably the island's most beautiful region, with white-sand beaches, forest reserves, exotic birds, phosphorescent waters, charming colonial architecture, and opulent villas
- Southeast: It's the land of contrasts, with luxury living, golf courses, miles of beautiful sandy beaches, and undeveloped areas.
- Islands: The most famous offshore islands are Culebra and Vieques, with clear waters, breathtaking beaches, and coral reefs; uninhabited Isla Mona has beautiful soaring violet cliffs
What It's Like
Once under Spanish rule and now a commonwealth of the U.S., Puerto Rico has features of both the Caribbean and the States. Huge malls, golf courses, and casinos meet tropical rainforests and beautiful white-sand beaches, while well-preserved 15th-century Spanish forts loom over charming towns with colorful colonial buildings.
However crowded this island might seem, Puerto Rico is not a tourist trap, and there's always a secluded spot where visitors can leave behind the traffic jams and nightclubs in San Juan, and the glitzy casinos of the north coast. Whether you are looking for a quiet retreat or a party destination, you will find it in Puerto Rico -- it's only a matter of choosing the right place (and time of the year) to go.
Where to Stay
Prices are similar to those in the U.S., and the hotel offerings are varied, from luxury resorts, to government-sponsored inns, to chain hotels. Public transportation can be hard to find, and driving is a challenge in some areas, so it's a good rule of thumb to say as close as possible to the attractions you want to see.
- In San Juan, stay close in either Isla Verde or Condado for the easiest beach access, or in Old San Juan for proximity to historic sites, restaurants, and bars.
- In eastern Puerto Rico, you'll find big resorts, nature reserves, miles of beautiful beaches and luxury living.
- Head to the western side of the island to be close to charming towns like Ponce, with Spanish colonial architecture, natural wonders like the phosphorescent waters of Bahia Fosforescente, and the forest reserves in Boqueron.


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In Word 2013, you can create and print mailing address labels. Actually, you can create labels for any purpose! When you find the label you want, check to see if there's a template for it in Word. Templates can save a lot of time because all the setup is done for you.
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- Completion of 32 course units of study (33 or more for the B.Mus.) with a cumulative GPA of 2.00 including:
- Completion of the program of studies outlined in the section on Learning in Common.
- Completion of at least one writing-intensive course per major in the student's major program (please see specific departmental requirements, where appropriate); double majors are required to complete one writing-intensive course per major.
- Completion of all requirements for a major with a cumulative GPA of 2.00 or higher for all course units numbered 110 or above (excluding 200-209 and 300-309), both required and elective, taken in the department of the major field. In the case of an interdepartmental major, the average of all course units in Set I and Set II must be 2.00 or higher. Unlike the overall cumulative GPA, in which both grades of any repeated course are counted, the cumulative GPA in the major includes only the higher grade earned in a repeated course. A repeated course will count only once toward the 32 required course units.
- Completion of the final 12 course units for the degree as a degree candidate in residence at Moravian College or in programs approved by Moravian College and as a student in the day session.
Note: If a student will be .25 course unit or less short of meeting the graduation requirement, the course unit total will be rounded upward to meet the graduation requirement.
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It is the responsibility of each student to see that these requirements are met.
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- In order to receive a degree from Moravian College, a transfer student must be enrolled at the College for no fewer than two fall or spring terms of study and complete no fewer than 12 course units. At least half the courses required for the student's major within the major department must be taken at Moravian College unless the number required is reduced by the department. Only courses passed with a grade of C (not C–) or higher or the equivalent, as determined by the College, are considered for transfer of credit to Moravian College. No more than 16 course units (64 semester hours of credit) will be accepted in transfer from two-year institutions toward a degree at Moravian. All the requirements for a degree (listed above under degree requirements) must be met by transfer students, except as noted in the following paragraph. Work transferred from another institution may satisfy some of these requirements.
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William Prindle helps lead ICF's growing Energy Efficiency business within the Energy and Resources practice. He supports various programs in U.S. EPA's Climate Protection Partnerships Division, leads the firm's tracking initiative for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act's energy efficiency provisions, works with utility clients on energy efficiency programs and regulatory issues, and supports other ICF climate policy and strategy efforts.
Prior to joining ICF in 2008, Mr. Prindle served as Deputy Director at the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, a leading policy research and advocacy nonprofit group founded in 1980 by leading research scientists to articulate the policy case for energy efficiency. He directed ACEEE's energy policy program, conducting policy analysis and advocacy on energy efficiency issues at the national and state levels, and also oversaw internal operations. Prior to joining ACEEE in 2002, he directed buildings and utilities programs for The Alliance to Save Energy for several years.
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I'm using the passphrase.db that came with the latest SVN of aircrack-ng.
Aircrack-ng is generating the following error message when reading from a db that I've added a ESSID to: "Quitting aircrack-ng..." error message. I read the wiki and verified that the only characters in the essid.tmp that I'm importing from is my essid.
I'm unable to successfully add an ESSID from a file that I creating using the following commands:
airolib-ng passphrase.db --import essid essid.tmp
Reading file...
airolib-ng passphrase.db --batch
All ESSID processed.
airolib-ng passphrase.db --stat
ESSID Priority Done.
myessid 64 100.0
My problem is, when I run:
aircrack-ng -r passphrase.db mycap.cap
and pick my myessid:
Opening mycap.cap
Read 2515 Packets.
# BSSID ESSID Encryption
1 00:12:34:56:78:90 myessid WPA (1 Handshake)
Aircrack-ng ends, just like in the WIKI "Quitting aircrack-ng..." error message.
My "myessid" has exactly the same characters, but fails every time. I verified several times that the only characters in the essid.tmp file are myessid (no spaces or special characters). I can run aircrack-ng using a plain ascii dictionary no problem on the same cap file.


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By Joe Brewin
Arsène Wenger may have no choice but to tweak his system for the visit of AC Milan in the Champions League.
Arsenal must score at least four goals against the Serie A leaders at Emirates Stadium on Tuesday after suffering a 4-0 reverse at the San Siro three weeks ago.
And, with injuries to several midfielders, Wenger says going for broke may well be the order of the night.
"I am tempted," said the Frenchman. "At the moment, basically I have only two midfielders, [Alex] Song and [Tomas] Rosicky. That means we have to play with four strikers.
"We can play any system you can imagine until tomorrow night. But I will not tell you that now.
"I am tempted [to play Oxlade-Chamberlain down the middle], we will see. I have 24 hours and I have to see if Rosicky is available or not. If he is not available then I will be in a very difficult situation, because I don't know what I can do then.
"I hope he will make it. He told me yesterday [Sunday] that he will. But the medical staff are not sure.
"I can play six strikers if I want, I have enough. I have Chamakh, Park, Van Persie, Gervinho, Walcott and Oxlade-Chamberlain. I can take a risk, because I have no choice, basically."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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'"We weren't too frustrated," left wing Thomas Vanek said of the scoreless tie, which lasted until 5:41 left in the second. At that moment, Vanek redirected defenseman Dmitri Kalinin's point shot past goaltender Henrik Lundqvist for a 1-0 Sabres' lead. "From there, we kept rolling," Vanek said. "Once we get that first one, we keep going."'
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'The Sabres, aware of the impact Primeau could have upon the game, showed they were not going to take it easy on Primeau from the opening faceoff. Right wing Vaclav Varada checked Primeau hard right after the puck was dropped, and defensmen James Patrick and Alexei Zhitnik both delivered checks on that first shift.'
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Almost finished assembling my jet pack and was thinking of adding fiberglass to the inside to make it more stable. Would the fiberglass warp the pack as it set up, or would this idea work? I have read conflicting reports on this, and would like a good idea before I destroy this darn thing.
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'The dilemma for Adelphia and Empire is two-fold. For one, the Sabres contract, which has several years to go, is expensive, at more than $6 million per season with programming costs factored in. Asked if he was happy with the Sabres deal, Haywood laughed and said, "no comment."'
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Two years ago, President Bush in his quest to "spread democracy" exerted pressure on the government of Christian Ethiopia to invade Muslim Somalia and destroy its government. The invasion of Christians roused the anger of large segments of the Somalia population, and within months the Ethiopians were bogged down in guerrilla warfare. After two years of constant fighting and few success stories, the Ethiopians departed and went home. However, they left behind chaos as Islamist groups vied for power. The end result is that Muslim groups who are sympathetic to al-Qaeda are now gearing up to assume power — or what passes for power– in Somalia.
The other day, Somalia Islamist groups beheaded seven men who were charged with abandoning their religion and had assisted foreign groups to gain power in their country. Fighting rages in the capital as various Muslim groups seek to destroy the others and gain power.
One can only wonder what President Bush back in Texas thinks about the mess he helped to create in another country.


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'Sabres goalie Martin Biron had left his crease to play the puck behind the boards and never had a chance to get back in time. Pool sharks don't bank many shots like Boynton's 180-footer. "I was laughing at that myself," said Raycroft, who made 23 saves on the day. "The glass in here isn't as true as most rinks. I know how he (Biron) felt. You want to fall in a hole behind the net."'
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Hi guys,
I am working on some proton packs for me and my friends for halloween. I just finished making the positive mold and will be starting the rubber negative when the supplies arrive. I plan to make the shells out of fiberglass, but instead of buying the small packs from the automotive store I was planning to buy bulk online.
Does anybody know what weight of fabric is equivalent to the bondo fiberglass or what is best for making a fiberglass shell from?
Thanks in advance


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'And, had Sabres GM Darcy Regier had his way, Buffalo would have broken into the top three spots of the draft in an attempt to draft left winger, Rick Nash. "Our scouts just really felt strong about him (Nash)," remarked Regier. "But even going into (Saturday) morning we thought we were in a position to take another run at him."'
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Glen Iris in the wall of a weatherboard house. The entrance is about 9 foot up. I had a feel of the wall I could not feel any extra warmth there but it did vibrate at me. They think its been there for about 18 months. (yeah right) Looks like another big one. You use 8 framers too don't you? I'ld be looking at 2 boxes and frames, some with wires and foundation, some without.
scratch that, I meant carnolians...
So it could be a monster? yeah, i use all 8 frames. You reckon it would all fit in two boxes? I have to get some more gear desperately! I'm probably going to go up to Castlemaine to get some boxes, bases and lids either through the week next week or next weekend. How urgently do they want it removed? Do they mind us ripping the boards off?
I have a swarm in Deerpark tomorrow, the ferals in Glen Iris sometime in the next couple of weeks and went to look at some more ferals/swarm in Hampton today but they look like they've moved on. Plus the woman from Bulla who called.I told you to be carefull what you wished for when you said bring on spring!I may need a couple of nucs from Castlemaine, call me before you go.
Was the Hampton one a hospital? they phoned me but said it 5m up in the air...told em to keep ringing people on the list.
Quote from: Pete on September 24, 2010, 10:15:41 AMWas the Hampton one a hospital? they phoned me but said it 5m up in the air...told em to keep ringing people on the list.Yeah, that was the one. Where they had been getting in was that high, but they would have been going into the roof space as the walls were solid brick. I got up into the roof and there was nothing there. There was no sign of bee lines anywhere and no fanning. They were gone.Looks like I'm number 2 choice for every one! :'(


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Not sure if this is the right place to post this but since the layout does have Christmas the year round I'll put it here and trust Chantelle will move it to the proper spot.
I started my train layout in March of 2007 here is a link to a photo-bucket album that I'm using to document it's construction.
I update it as i begin new projects and I'm working on adding text to the images.
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Posted by Thomas Husson on October 1, 2010
Because of poor execution in 2009, the industry consensus — particularly in the US, where Nokia has a small footprint — was that Nokia was not in a position to catch up with the Apple App Store or Android Market. Reports of the Ovi Store's death were greatly exaggerated: Nokia simply cannot afford to fail. On the contrary, it is now catching up, particularly in emerging countries, where Nokia clearly differentiates thanks to its unique local presence and relationships with operators (mobile billing is currently supported in around 30 countries).
Nokia just issued a press release this morning insisting that Ovi Store downloads are now reaching 2.3 million per day for a total installed base of 140 million active users. Bear in mind that a user is considered active on a six-month period and that this figure includes multiple Ovi experiences, including the 17 million Ovi mail and chat users as well as users of Ovi Maps, Ovi music, and Ovi life tools.
That's an increase versus last May (1.7 million) and versus the data that was announced at Nokia World two weeks ago (2 million). More interestingly, 200,000 people are signing up daily to Ovi. That's a significant trend.
I'll stick to my initial thoughts about Nokia's transformation journey: the challenge is still to offer a fully integrated Ovi brand experience.


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Eugene, Ore. • For one half, the Jordan Loveridge from earlier in the season returned to the Utah lineup.
The freshman is finally healthy after a knee injury he suffered two weeks ago forced him to sit a game and limited his minutes in two others.
And it showed. Utah fell to No. 19 Oregon 73-64 on Saturday night at Matthew Knight Arena.
But not before Loveridge played a dominant first half.
The rookie from West Jordan scored all 14 of his points in the first 20 minutes, making 3-pointers, taking the ball to the basket and making mid-range jumpers.
"I think he is fully healthy and that's good to see," Utes coach Larry Krystkowiak said. "He's not sitting out of practice. There's no inflammation in his knee and he's going full speed. We need efforts like this from him going forward."
Of course, not all was good with Loveridge against the Ducks. The 6-foot-7 power forward didn't score in the second half, missing all six of his field-goal attempts. Known for his rebounding, he didn't grab a single carom all game. That was key because Utah was outrebounded 41-19.
Loveridge's night mirrored the rest of the freshmen, who were up and down against Oregon. Brandon Taylor looked brilliant at times running the point. At others, he looked inexperienced. Dakari Tucker gave good minutes at small forward. But he and others could rebound when it mattered most. Justin Seymour violated team rules and was suspended for the matchup. Krystkowiak said Seymour will be reinstated for Monday's practice.
"I thought we played well in the first half, but then we made mistakes and it took us out of the game," Taylor said. "We know that we have to clean some things up, and that we have to play well defensively. Teams aren't just going to give us wins."


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Dependent Co-Arising
When the Buddha taught, he was said to turn the Wheel of the Dharma. Indeed, his central doctrine is like a wheel, for through it he taught the dependent co-arising of all things, how they continually change and condition each other in interconnections as real as the spokes in a wheel.
I have been deeply inspired by the Buddha's teaching of dependent co-arising. It fills me with a sense of connection and mutual responsibility with all beings. Helping me understand the non-hierarchical and self-organizing nature of life, it is the philosophic grounding of all my work.
The recognition of our essential nonseparateness from the world, beyond the shaky walls erected of our fear and greed, is a Dharma gift occurring in every generation, in countless individual lives. Yet there are historical moments when this perspective arises in a more collective fashion and when, within Buddhism as a whole (if we can even talk of "Buddhism as a whole"!), there is a fresh reappropriation of the Buddha's central teaching. This seems to be occurring today. Along with the destructive, even suicidal nature of many of our public policies, social and intellectual developments are converging now to bring into bold relief the Buddha's teaching of dependent co-arising--and the wheel of the Dharma turns again.
This is happening in many ways. I see it in the return to the social teachings of the Buddha, in the revitalization of the bodhisattva ideal, in the rapid spread of "engaged Buddhism," be it among Sarvodayans in Sri Lanka, Ambedkarite Buddhists in India, or Dharma activists in Tibet, Thailand, or Southeast Asia. Western Buddhists, too, are taking Dharma practice out into the world, developing skillful means for embodying compassion as they take action to serve the homeless, restore creekbeds, or block weapons shipments. The vitality of Buddhism today is most clearly reflected in the way it is being brought to bear on social, economic, political, and environmental issues, leading people to become effective agents of change. The gate of the Dharma does not close behind us to secure us in a cloistered existence aloof from the turbulence and suffering of samsara, so much as it leads us out into a life of risk for the sake of all beings. As many Dharma brothers and sisters discover today, the world is our cloister.
Here new hands and minds, aware of the suffering caused by outmoded ways of thinking and dysfunctional power structures, help turn the wheel. Strong convergences are at play here, as Buddhist thought and practice interact with the organizing values of the Green movement, with Gandhian nonviolence, and humanistic psychology, with ecofeminism, and sustainable economics, with systems theory, deep ecology, and new paradigm science.
In his teaching of Interbeing, Vietnamese Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh captures the flavor of this turning. Not only does he model the many bodhisattva roles one life can play--scholar, activist, teacher, poet, meditator, and mediator; he opens as well through the concept and practice of Interbeing a wide gate into the Buddha's doctrine of dependent co-arising.
Now we see that everything we do impinges on all beings. The way you are with your child is a political act, and the products you buy and your efforts to recycle are part of it too. So is meditation--just trying to stay aware is a task of tremendous importance. We are trying to be present to ourselves and each other) in a way that can save our planet. Saving life on this planet includes developing a strong, caring connection with future generations; for, in the Dharma of co-arising, we are here to sustain one another over great distances of space and time.
The Dharma wheel, as it turns now, also tells us this: that we don't have to invent or construct our connections. They already exist. We already and indissolubly belong to each other, for this is the nature of life. So, even in our haste and hurry and occasional discouragement, we belong to each other. We can rest in that knowing, and stop and breathe, and let that breath connect us with the still center of the turning wheel.


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Home > News & Events > Events Calendar > Middle East Film Series: Fill the Void
Please join us for a screening of Fill the Void (Israel, 2012) directed by Rama Burshtein. Pizza and soft drinks will be available at 6:00pm. The film will start at 6:15pm.
This event is co-sponsored by the Outreach Program at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies.
About Fill the Void:
Fill the Void tells the story of an Orthodox Hassidic family from Tel Aviv. Eighteen-year-old Shira is the youngest daughter of the family. She is about to be married off to a promising young man of the same age and background. It is a dream-come-true, and Shira feels prepared and excited.
On Purim, her twenty-eight-year-old sister, Esther, dies while giving birth to her first child. The pain and grief that overwhelm the family postpone Shira's promised match. Everything changes when an offer is proposed to match Yochay - the late Esther's husband - to a widow from Belgium. Yochay feels it's too early, although he realizes that sooner or later he must seriously consider getting married again. When the girls' mother finds out that Yochay may leave the country with her only grandchild, she proposes a match between Shira and the widower. Shira will have to choose between her heart's wish and her family duty.


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Three Big Questions | Bugles, Bogs and Bad Sports
Apr 26, 2013 , 2:04 PM by Mick Murdoch
"I think the whole thing is appalling" Priscilla Collins (North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency) speaking to Kate O'Toole on Three Big Questions after a Katherine shopping Centre introduced a $2.00 fee to use their toilets.
Priscilla also added " When you go to a shopping centre and spend your money there - I think they should be providing an essential service back to the public."
Spending a penny was just one of the questions the panel, that also included Bob Elix (Alderman, City of Darwin) and Geoff Carter (Alderman, Palmerston City Council) tackled. Geoff is also the founder of the Australian Army Band in Darwin and brought with him an historic bugle that was used in 1915 on the Gallipoli Peninsula.
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I can take NO credit for any of the concepts you'll see in this post. Fettpride was the innovator on repairing the pinched visor on the MR helmet. He took the initial risk on his helmet, and when I knew it was safe and possible, I did the same thing.
Here are the guide photos I used. Helmet photos from rebelscum.com
The cut I ended up making was a bit longer than that... almost to the keyslots. The longer the cut, the more you trash the paint, but the easier it is to reposition everything.
And now that the intro is done, on to the work! When I'm done modifying it, I plan to make a resin copy for myself. I'll never *really* trust that seam that I epoxy/bondo/goop coated for trooping. I'm going to use the ears / RF topper / etc... since the metal is nice. Paint stripped off of course!
Here is a shot of the helmet as shipped. Pinchy pinchy! And check out the weathering on the rangefinder:
The soft edged dent.
The interior, which sadly will never be the same again. This bummed me out, as the padded black interior was really nice
Ow, my eye! MEDIC!!!
And it's a good thing I WANTED to repaint it... The electrical tape DESTROYED the finish. The silver came right off. Even masking tape lifted the silver.
I used electrical tape here because that stuff can apply a LOT of pressure if stretched tight and wrapped around a few times. It did a great job of holding the cut area in place while I epoxied it from the inside.
All better! Gotta love 5 minute epoxy putty!!
Internal support for the visor, since I have some paper thin plastic in there now. I'm pretty sure that a good visor would hold it in place properly, but since I'm planning on making a copy of it, I'm not worried about that. I just wanted to make sure nothing shifted while I repair the cut side.
An hour, a NIOSH approved respirator, a face shield, many pairs of chemical gloves and a bucket of acetone later...
And the ears loosely fitted back into place.
The dent, without the 99 layers of paint:
The paint job is interesting. If you see a color, chances are it's covering the entire helmet.
The base is the dark green on the back. Whole thing. Then the dome green, also covering it all.
On the visor area, the dark red covers the whole thing, with the lighter red on top, the grey on top of that, and the silver on top of that.
On the top, the dent was first painted dark grey, then light grey, then silver. so all total, there were 5 THICK layers of paint on there. No wonder the detail was soft.
The MQ-1 is a separate piece. I was able to pop mine out with only minor damage, that is easily repaired. I'm going to treat that as a separate piece in the molding process.
The RF assembly is neat. It's not a tilt switch... There is an on/off in the hinge area somewhere. the RF doesn't pass through the helmet, despite the large hole where it looks like it would have. It's entirely self contained.
There's a magnetic "lock" into up or down, which is cool.
The borden connector is metal.
It looks SO much better with the visor fixed. I *think* it could be done with minimal impact to the paint. You'd need to repaint the back left section of the helmet, in part or in full. Matching the colors well enough to touch up would be tough though.
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MIAMI - The University of Miami Hurricanes football team completed its first spring scrimmage Saturday in front of more than 2,000 fans at Traz Powell Stadium.
Saturday's 90-minute scrimmage simulated different game situations, including goal-line and red-zone scenarios.
"It's a good start today, we learned a lot about our guys," head coach Al Golden said. "There are really only 5-6 guys that weren't with us in the fall. They showed up (to play) today.
"Those guys had a great opportunity in front of them," Golden said. "We had more penalties than (we) want and the tempo not as crisp as (we) want. Herb Waters and Dallas Crawford played well as did Alex Figueroa on defense."
Miami's five quarterbacks - senior Stephen Morris, junior Ryan Williams, redshirt freshmen Gray Crow and Preston Dewey and freshman Garrison Lassiter - completed passes to 12 different Hurricanes receivers.
The offense's lone touchdown came on a Morris pass to Herb Waters, while the defense racked up two interceptions on Morris.
Sophomore Matt Goudis was a perfect 3-for-3 on field goal attempts, including a 49-yarder.
The Canes return to the GreenTree Practice Fields on Tuesday for their eighth practice session of the spring, followed by practice on Thursday. Miami will take its next scrimmage on the road, as the Canes will host a scrimmage Friday, April 5 (7 p.m.) at Naples High School in Naples.
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by IBM
Nov 09, 2013
Download With the growth of ecommerce and m-commerce over the last ten years, the way people shop, book travel and do their banking has changed enormously. As life gets busier, more and more people turn to online or mobile channels for a quicker and easier experience. As a result, many businesses are responding to this change by prioritizing their focus on online and mobile channels. In fact, in a recent survey of more than 500 e-commerce and e-business professionals, 73% said they intend to increase their investment in online channels in 2013, and 72% said they plan to invest more in mobile channels. Meanwhile, two-thirds said they intend to decrease or maintain the same level of investment in offline channels, such as stores, branches, call centers and mail order.


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Quote from: monkeyfishGreetings,Well, my first year has been ... very educational! It is very good idea to estimate measure of honey outside hives. I am very good at this issue. You can learn when you weight the box before and after exraction.Full Langstroth box, 70% capped, has 25 kg honey.Full faffar box in my system has 16 kg honey. I use 8 frames in 9 frames space. So combs are fat. When I clear the hive from honey, I can calculate the volume of honey. Often I took 60 kg (120 lbs) honey at one time. It is 2 Langstroth + 1 Farraf, all capped.When honey summer is in the middle of July, 2/3 honey yield is in hives. Mostly I am able to predict my yield.You can learn when you weight boxes and when you predicts are working, it is sign you have learned.After that I can calculate, how much bees consume honey when wether is bad fo long time. In 3 weeks they consume 15 kg they uncapped yield. It also important so see, how much more big box tower gather honey 5-6 box, and how much 3-4 box hive. You can see, that it is usefull to put together those 3 box hive, or you can make 2 hives from three 4 box hives. 3 hives x 4 boxes = 12 /2 = 6 boxes in 2 hives.I do that much during summer. Or I put together nuc with one box full of brood + big hive without brood (after swarming).
Greetings,Well, my first year has been ... very educational!


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I'm looking for a shop (or shops) to work on the WRX for me. My free time is pretty scattered and I'm hoping to find someplace that does good work. I haven't had much luck finding a place to do the mods on my WRX or to do the general work/upkeep (the dealer is a total **** and won't touch it for the most part).
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Grooming does not help, it is faith that makes a person beautiful. Yes, grooming is a good thing, but only on top of faith. Make-up and lipstick do not make one beautiful. But if one has faith and is also well-groomed, the result is truly wonderful, insha'Allah.
(In response to an a-mail from a reader saying, "Could you please tell me to start praying live on your broadcast. Otherwise I cannot do it, but I will if you tell me.")
This is an explicit commandment of Almighty Allah's. Look, the dwellers in hell are asked. This is the first thing they are asked, and what do they say? They are asked why they ended up in hell. And the first answer they give is that they did not pray. Allah says that in a verse. May Allah forbid. It expresses gratitude to Allah, and is good for us. It is a great thing to purify oneself; you wash your face and arms and feet, and it is very refreshing. Prostrate yourself and say Allah al-Akbar [God is the Greatest]. You pray with Surah Fatiha and Surah Ikhlas. Fulfill the obligatory prayers and that is enough. But of course to preserve the Sunnah of the morning prayer is a good thing.
Jesus the Messiah will come in person. Bukhari, Muslim, Tirmidhi, Ibni Majah, the Sunan-i Dawud and Sunan al-Nasai all say, "It will be as if water is dripping from his hair." That is a trustworthy hadith. Water cannot drip from the hair of a collective personality, however.2012-04-09 21:33:43