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I drink this milk everyday. Its so convenient to have around. I use it baking too. Everything turns out great. It's so hard to get certified organic fresh milk in our area. The stores never have a consistant supply but having this milk powder on hand means that i never run out. I really enjoy it.
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How To Update Your Intravee II Firmware - Pictorial DIY
Once you get your hand on the Intravee II one of the first things you will need to do is update the firmware.
Here are two quick 3 minute videos that shows the updating of an Intravee Device to give an idea of how easy it is.
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Part 2-
To do this you will need:
1. A PC/Mac laptop or netbook with a USB or serial port
2. A DB9 Serial-to-Serial or Serial-to-USB adapter cable. Radio Shack sells them or go to eBay. Make sure it comes with an installation CD since your PC's or Mac's Operating System may not recognize the cable as a plug-play device.
3. Intravee Downloader Software - This is an EXE file that opens up a prompt box that communicates between your computer and the Intravee via the serial cable. You can download this as a zip file and unzip it to a Folder on your desktop.
4. The Latest Intravee Firmware File - This is a BLF file extension that updates the software of the Intravee. Firmware updates serve to fix issues and bugs AND/OR add new tricks and broaden the range of functions to the Intravee. As of January 2013 the latest firmware is V6.02 and the latest version of this V6.02 is 6963 so the file will look like this: v6.02-6963.blf
To start get the two files:
You guys can thank RichardP for hosting them [temporarily] at that web forum. To access the files you MUST register to become a forum member there. It takes 2 seconds to do. Also check them out, for lots of info and projects, if you are interested in trading up to a BMW 5 Series.
The firmware versions are constantly being tweaked and new versions come out almost monthly. Don't panic if you find it tedious to get new versions or having to peel back your trunk lining monthly to update your Intravee. Most of the latest updates are just minor tweaks that simply add new languages to the prompt menu or shrink the BLF file size and may broaden the range of devices that the Intravee can serve. However as long as you have v6.02 your Intravee will be up to date by 2012 standards. No serious major overhaul updates has been done since v6.02 came out during late 2011.
Time to go to work. First install your Intravee to the car if you haven't already. As you see I placed my Intravee in the trunk and ran the blue Ai Net cable, along the driver's side foot sills, to the KCA 420i that is under my dash panel and from there I run the cable to my iPod under my armrest console.
Some of the text below is written by RichardP at bmw5.co.uk.
1. Download the firmware and downloader program and then unzip both files to a single folder on your laptop. As you see below I choose to name my folder Intravee2013.
Also because the firmware is always being tweaked and updated with new versions coming out monthly I created subfolders (downloader-dec2012, downloader-jan2013, etc...) to keep track of the versions as I download them. I will not delete old versions just in case I need to go back and reinstall an older version in the event a new version has proven to be buggy.
2. After doing so then connect the DB9 USB/Serial Cable to your PC. With most version of Windows the drivers will be loaded automatically if not then check to make sure your DB9 USB/Serial Cable came with an installation CD .
3. Now Connect the Serial port end of the Cable to the Intravee unit and turn the car ignition to the accessory position.
4. Run the downloader program.
5. Select 'File' then select 'Comms Setup'. From the list of ports select the one that matches the device you added, valid ports should have a description by them. Also if you are using a USB port you may see this port come up in the list. That is the one you want to select.
6. Press 'Return' a couple of times, you should see the "Ready" prompt, if you don;t then you have probably not select the right port number, go back and check.
7. Select 'File' the select 'Open Firmware' and select the .blf file.
8. Select 'File' then select 'Program Firmware'.
9. Wait until the small progress bar at the bottom has finished, you should see some
messages from the Intravee that indicates it's re-booted. Hit File then select Exit. Unplug Intravee from computer and return to driver's seat. Turn on your Radio/Navigation Head unit and go to Intravee source.
Check that the Software version has been updated.
So if you updated to v6.02-6369 the Intravee screen will say Vers 6.02 and Build 6963 as shown in the pic right below:
Job done.
I would like to thank RichardP for all his support and would like to acknowledge the memory of the Intravee founder and maker Simon Allen who passed away last November 2012. His work and passion has touched us all and has showed us that anything is possible.
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But anyway, I "suspect" you're wasting your time testing the brake pressure sensor (even though Carsoft told me it was that was what was stored in my car also, I learned to ignore it). To my knowledge, I don't think ANYONE here yet has actually needed to replace the pressure sensor. (If they have, they should come forward now - and provide proof with a before/after picture.)
Please post a picture of your flying-leads setup as you will be the FIRST person here to have done this so you should give back to the team and enlighten us.
Last edited by bluebee; 02-20-2011 at 12:31 PM.
What makes you think the BMW diagnostic machines are "hooked up wrong?" They scan for fault codes and then provide a series of tests to determine what the cause of the fault is. It's no different in principle from what you and Bill recommend, except that the BMW diagnostic equipment allows you do more extensive testing than just measure resistances and voltages. For example, the software that the BMW diagnostic machines use (e.g., INPA, DIS) allows the tech to activate the ABS/DSC components (e.g., DSC pump and valves, precharge pump) and measure pressures, among other things. The pressure sensor test via the precharge pump is much more reliable than the pressure sensor voltage tests that you and Bill have suggested.
How do I tell that person that what they are being told "is the problem" is merely the manifestation of the problem?
I do not know how to do that. It's easy to 'say' but it almost never sinks in.
Therefore, I don't know a "nice" way to get the point across. Do you? Bill has tried. Many times. Very many times. I generally tell them to read what Bill said.
You understand what Bill said (even without reading it, as I can tell from your words); but you're not the scores of people who think all they need to do is replace this part or that sensor because it showed up in the "diagnostic test".
The simplest thing to tell them is that their mechanic doesn't have a clue what he's doing. It's not correct ... but how else do you actually get the point across to the myriad of people (and they keep coming) who think the "magical diagnostic scanners" will flawlessly pinpoint the specific bad part so they can just go out and replace it themselves?
BTW, at least the last poster actually fabricated the flying leads to further test the brake pressure sensor ... but how many people do that? (I didn't even bother ... and I'm really really big on diagnostics.)
I don't profess to fully understand why, but, I have been here since March of 2008 and I don't recall a single person coming in who had a diagnostic done that truthfully pinpointed the problem when the (most common) problem REALLY was the one steel tack-welded wire on the Bosch 5.7 ABS control module lifting off it's gold bond pad or the extremely thin gold signal wires flopping against each other.
In that same time period, very many people have done diagnostic scans supposedly "pinpointing" various sensors, most commonly the brake pressure sensor and the steering wheel sensor in addition to the ubiquitous wheel speed sensors. Quite a few people have replaced 'em all (which is astounding to me), and in the end, they've had to have their ABS control module "rebuilt".
Bill has explained it far often than I can recall, in this thread, and in others (i.e., 540iman). Basically, the diagnostic tools are great at describing symptoms but not at pinpointing the actual problem.
The actual problem is most often either a bad wheel speed sensor (which is trivial to test with a DMM) or the ABS control module.
After I removed the ABS model, the 'bak' light is not on for my car. Is that normal? I saw you said after remove three will be on.
I read all Bills posts in this thread before I made my first post, then re-read them before I made my last post, and just to be sure re-re-read them, and to simply say read what Bill said is very little help. If theres a specific post of his which explains the difference between a fault code and making a diagnosis, why not refer Tom, Dick and Harry to it, or copy and paste the relevant part of Bills post, rather than make comments like diagnostic machines can't tell you what you need to know because they're all hooked up wrong or their mechanic doesn't have a clue what he's doing? I dont think its the same Tom (or Dick or Harry) asking the same question here over and over again Tom, Dick or Harry is almost always someone new, looking for information. Why not assume they can understand the difference between a fault code and making a diagnosis? You dont have to re-create the explanation every time. If theres already a good post, just refer to it or copy and paste.
Bill apparently has only used Carsoft to read fault codes, except for one case where he did some work with a buddy who had INPA and Progman, but its not clear exactly what he did.
I dont know how to make any clearer to you that BMW diagnostic tools such as DIS and INPA (and probably newer versions of Carsoft) do a lot more than read fault codes. The first thing you do with DIS is read fault codes. DIS then leads you through a series of additional tests to try to pinpoint the problem (i.e., make the diagnosis.) Some of the tests involve checking wires and connectors for continuity and shorts to ground, and resistance and voltage measurements, as you and Bill came up with for wheel speed sensors. Others are measurement of pressures and activation of components, which you do within DIS no additional equipment is needed. Does DIS always pinpoint the problem? No sometimes you do end up throwing parts at a problem, but less often than otherwise.
You sir, will change opinions. Let's see what we can do together.
Where should we refer them for diagnostic hints when they have the ABS BRAKE DSC trifecta, yet, they say "my mechanic read the codes and says it's" (a) the hydro unit, or (b) one of the three steering angle sensors?
Note: If the mechanic says it's the (c) wheel speed sensor, we can provide six diagnostic tests.
If the mechanic says it's the (d) brake pressure sensor, again, we already provide diagnostic tests.
And, why don't we ever hear anyone tell us that the fault codes directly indicate (e) the ABS control module itself?
Let's be blunt.
I don't really know what to tell them when they are told by their mechanic that the ABS BRAKE DSC trifecta is due to a fault code implicating something other than the ABS control module.
Most often the mechanic tells them the fault codes indicated the:
So, if it's the wheel speed sensor, I tell them to run one or more of the six tests.
If it's the brake pressure sensor, I tell them to run the flying-leads test for voltage as you press on the brake pedal.
For steering angle sensors, I point them to the MAX_VQ BMW PDF explaining the DSC system.
And I have no idea what to tell them when the fault code indicates the hydro unit.
It's important to note that most of the time, it's none of these things (time and time and time again we find that out anecdotally). With the trifecta, it's most often the wheel speed sensors or it's the ABS control module ... which nobody (even I fell into this trap) wants to believe, at first.
The intent would be to refer people to THAT post when they tell us "my mechanic said it was the < fill in the blank >".
Sure, I know that the fault code is what the computer senses isn't giving the right values - and I certainly realize it could be something else altogether - which is why you need the diagnosis ... but in the specific case of the BRAKE ABS DSC trifecta, I'm not sure what you're suggesting as the diagnosis (given the various fault codes that we know pop up) implicating the wheel speed sensors, the brake pressure sensor, the steering wheel sensors, etc. ... but almost never (if ever) the ABS control unit itself.
How do we diagnose a bad ABS control module anyway?
We make the explanation ONCE ... and then we refer people to THAT well-done explanation. Everyone wins. And the next person stands on our shoulders.
However ...
Given what you've said, I do not know if we actually have a good explanation.
Here is what I have been referring people to (from post #36 of the best links):
- carsoft.pdf (127.3 KB, 2912 views)
- peake-codes-e39.pdf (410.1 KB, 1305 views)
I realize the difference between dumb reading of a fault code and a proper diagnosis ... but ... I do not know what to tell people for a proper diagnosis when they have the ABS BRAKE DSC" trifecta.
Up until now, the only thing I can tell them is what people told me:
- If you have the ABS BRAKE DSC trifecta ...
- Test the wheel speed sensors (repair or replace any bad ones)
- If all are good, then repair or replace the ABS control module
The assumption is that the fault code (almost all of them in this particular situation) is "really" telling you there's something wrong with the ABS control module. (And which is very often fixed by repairing the ABS control module ... so ... they were right.)
But ... how do you PROVE it was the ABS control module.
I'd love to know how!
Remember, I spent a year trying to do that (and failed!).
It "was" my ABS control module ... but I couldn't "prove" it with a diagnostic test!
What you're saying, I think, is we're missing a whole slew of "diagnostic" tests, especially when the fault codes indicate various other sensors (most commonly the brake pressure sensor and the various steering wheel sensors) and not the ABS control module, per se.
I won't disagree. We are missing those diagnostic trees.
With the little that I know, if someone asks for diagnostic tests for the 20 or so inputs to the ABS, I'd refer them to this BMW PDF from Max_VQ in post #61 of this thread:
- DSC part 1.pdf (988.0 KB, 1572 views)
- DSC part 2.pdf (771.1 KB, 1711 views)
From that PDF, they can build their own diagnostic setup (just like I tried to build flying leads for my brake pressure sensor fault code).
And, I refer them to this PDF from post #48 of this thread:
- carsoft_explained.pdf (643.2 KB, 2418 views)
Which "purports" to provide diagnostic hints (but I wonder what you think of that).
- Description of Carsoft, GT1, INPA, DIS, EDIABAS, & Peake (1) & which can modify the auto-lock car door feature (1) & what does Carsoft do anyway (1) (2) (3) (4)
In summary, we need to point people to diagnostic tests for the key fault codes that come up during a BRAKE DSC ABS trifecta.
Given that most of the time it's the ABS control module, and almost all (all?) the time the fault codes do not implicate the ABS control module per se ... the question becomes ...
Q: Where should we point people with the trifecta who have been told by others the fault codes report a bad sensor and not a bad ABS control module?
Given the most common fault codes implicate the following:
Q: How do we diagnose a bad ABS control module?
Last edited by bluebee; 02-21-2011 at 10:47 AM.
Today, yet another older-E39 owner asked for the pinout to test their ABS control module and four wheel speed sensors!
- ABS light came on and now speedo is doing weird stuff.
What we need (exasperatingly), is someone like Bill or me or QSilver or Cn90 (etc) who has the OLDER model E39 to simply post the test points on the connector (see below) to test!
Reproduced below, for convenience, are (what I think are) the relevant pictures for that older-model E39.
I ask for a volunteer to annotate the proper photo below with the pinout for the four wheel speed sensors!
You asked me to post pics of my set up for back probing the pressure sensor, unfortunately I opted for a very crude method of piercing the insulation on the 2 lives and checked the voltage that way.
I completely agree with you regarding mechanics (technicians) hooking up diagnostic machines, pulling codes and diagnosing the problems that way. The guy I use is a BMW technician with his own BMW dignostic equipment.
Im not a mechanic or tech, I opt for problem solving using research and a common sense approach which in my case told me it wasnt the pressure sensor due to fact I had various different symptoms at different times, I guessed if it was sensor then it would be same symptoms all the time.
I put this theory to my mechanic who replied saying" sometimes you have to trust the machine" Easy when its not his cash I guess!
Anyway I stuck with my theory and got my hands on a second hand module, fitted it and problem instantly sorted.
I took the old module apart for a look. I dont know how you would ever repair those tiny hair like wires, I touched them and they all fell off, I think you would have to be a micro surgeon to resolder them.
Ive read a few folk going on about getting second hand modules coded. My car works perfectly with this new module with all functions restored. Is there any reason why I should have the module coded?
I was going to ask my tech!!
- ABS control module autopsy (specific instructions necessary for a competent repair
I think it's clear by some accounts that you "must" code the VIN; yet, by other accounts, it's not so clear what actually happens if you don't bother.
Here is the thread for you to add your experience to:
- What happens if you don't code the VIN into a new ABS module?
Last edited by bluebee; 02-25-2011 at 06:55 PM.
BTW, QSilver7 just posted a very nice set of charts for debugging left rear wheel speed sensor implications over here.
- Troubles in River City, ABS? Battery?
I'll save the documents here (for one-stop shopping) but interested parties need to read his post as there is more there than just the attachments.
Last edited by bluebee; 02-25-2011 at 07:31 PM.
Regarding recoding my new ABS module, I contacted my tech last night who told me that the car runs a self diagnostic every 200 miles or so and if I were to leave the module as is then the car would detect something is wrong and all 3 lights would come back on!!!!!
So for the sake of £50 or so ive arranged for him to code it today.
Better safe than sorry I say.
I will try post a pic of the old module although you mentioned the heavy guage wire in the middle, mine didnt have that and all wires were silver mine is the DSC111 Bosch 5.7, either way I think you would have to be a magician to fix it.
Cheers guys
- E39 ABS Module, what if one does not code the VIN
So far, we have highly inconsistent data points, but, what happens after 200 miles may also depend on the delta between:
Nobody is going to help us (or the next guy) except us together, as a team!
For that, every single bit of information is precious. Bill ripped open his friend's ABS control module, for example, as a sacrificial lamb ... and I had to (travel the Internet) go to Russia to find out about the steel wires!
- removing "snot-like" goo from ABS circuit board- Bluebee pls. read!
Bluebee ive attached a couple of pics from my old module and as you can see i made an attempt at fixing it by trying to resolder the fine wires back on, without success as you can see.
Well I got my new module coded to the car today. Its all very vague and confusing, I was quizzing my tech today as to the consequences of not coding the new one to the car. He says that the numerous computers in the car talk to each other and the car would work out that the module was not the right one for the car as these modules store a lot of info for example when he plugged my car in today with the new module already fitted the info he was reading was that of the donor car, he could tell me the vin and millage from the donor car as this was the info displayed therefore he had to code it so as not to confuse cars computers as some would register my cars millage and the ABS module was still showing donor cars millage, which would confuse car causing problems.
OR SO HE SAID!! I still have my doubts as he said the VIN number cant be changed, once a VIN is registered in the memory this can never be changed or removed and he couldnt get the millage exactly to match my car so therefore in my humble opinion the whole operation was pointless but according to him it had to be done.
Ive probably given you more questions than asnwers but thats what Ive been told so im passing it on.
I don't disagree with anything you said. Since I had my own module rebuilt, I didn't have to deal with the VIN recode; so I was asking for others.
I guess, what we need, is for someone to "rent" an E39, switch modules, drive for more than 200 miles, and THEN we'll find out what really happens!
Sorry about the unsuccessful repair. Here is the workup of one of the successful repairs.
Thanks for the pics. We should put them into Bill's ABS control module autopsy thread for future reference!
Last edited by bluebee; 02-26-2011 at 04:34 PM.
For the record, even though I don't have an older E39, RustyZipper and I are trying to help those with the older E39, by pro-actively annotating the connector with the pinout to test the four wheel speed sensors.
We need to know a few questions ... here is where we are at the moment:
- Troubles in River City, ABS? Battery?, by Rustyzipper
In summary, I could annotate the procedure for the older E39s if I only knew:
Last edited by bluebee; 02-26-2011 at 04:49 PM.
Thanks for that pinout and location for the connector to test on the older E39s.
If I didn't make a mistake, here is the relevant diagram for anyone wishing to test the diode drop and resistance of their four wheel speed sensors on the older E39.
Notice that there do NOT seem to be metal contacts in the holes apparently designated below for the wheel speed sensors ... so we'll need someone with the older E39 to doublecheck our diagram below.
Also note that I have no idea which is the forward-biased direction and which is the reverse (I figured it out on my newer model E39 by trial and error); so, again, I ask the next older-E39 that undergoes a wheel speed sensor diode drop and resistance check to let me know which directions are what.
Thanks for that extra information. Working together, we can finally solve the pinout question for others.
Today, in this thread, a user (yet again) couldn't get any readings:
- ABS light came on and now speedo is doing weird stuff.
This isn't the first time a user couldn't get any readings (nor will it be the last), so, as a prophylaxis, I took the liberty of attempting to add the power and ground points to the pinout connector.
Is it reasonable to ask the users to doublecheck their voltage readings using the power and ground connectors (and continuity to ground) so as to ensure they're actually making contact with their probes?
Here is your excellent addition, with those of others, put together!
Below are the results from my tests a year ago on my newer-model E39.
Note that the forward biased readings are different from the reverse-biased readings, which, if someone is having problems, should be looked for to see if they're using the correct technique (most of them aren't).
So, to stave off confusing for the people who use the diagram we created today, I just now added (in red) a note about the biasing directions.
- All about DSC and the score of ABS DIY related sensors from MaxVQ including steering angle and wheel speed sensors (1)
Last edited by bluebee; 03-09-2011 at 09:48 PM.
Hi Bluebee/All ABS Traction experts,
I have been following your thread and work for over a year and many thank for such a wealth of information.
Following my own ABS/traction indicators lighting up on my dashboard and no speedo I followed your thread and played with speed sensors and trying to get a multimeter to work. Eventually I sent off thye module to BBA in the UK as I'm UK based. Following the rebulid everything was good for a few weeks and then it failed again, but initially only once every through weeks. However it got worse through the winter and I now coming up for my MOT (UK vehicle check) which if you have and ABS light on is an automatic fail in the UK.
Given the issues were exactly the same as as previous althougth the speedo now continue to work when the ABS/ASC traction lights trip and my autobox has not flipped into failsafe which happened previously I sent the unit back to BBA under warranty. They say they cannot find fault with it and are returning it to me.
So today I set about testing the pins from the ABS connector. I should point here that my car is a 2001 e39 525SE Touring with ASC which I believe differs from the the US spec cars of that year which I belive are all DSC. In the UK DSC was an optional extra on an SE and only standard on a Sport model I believe. Anywas the point is the ABS module is essentially the same with the same pin locations. The car does have 4 speed sensors, one on each wheel.
Anyway I put a new 9V battery in my DMM and set about the test. Interesting as other have posted the diode test yielded no results at all. Given this has been reported by several others maybe this relates to the tpye and specification of the DMM used my is a cheap one £10. However, setting the unit to 20M ohms I achieved the following readings in one direction only:
Left rear, pins 13 &29: 13.47
Right rear, pins 30 & 31: 13.39
Left front, pins 28 & 12: 16.20
Right Front, pins 15 '& 16: 14.31
While the values differ from others posted Looking at consistency it appears that the Left front is rather higher than the others.
Last year I started removing and cleaning my rear speed sensors and I though on of these was the culprit as the speedo had failed. They were filthy and I cleand both them and the rings with cotton buds but did not touch the fronts.
Now with these readings do you think it is possible that muck alone could affect my reading, or more likly a replacement sensor is needed. My initial thoughts are to remove and clean the front sensors and rings and then see what the reading are before I buy a new sensor.
Interesting I also have a spare rear sensor which reads 12 on the 20M setting, or 1.849 on the 2M ohm seeting on the DMM again in one direction only.
Any thoughts/cpmments much appreciated!
Apologies for all the typos.
Done in a rush while being distracted............
Not figuring out how to test it correctly?
I recently had the DSC light come on (the one with the exclamation point & triangle and circular arrow.) I've had it on for around 450 miles, and none of the other lights come on. I don't know if it matters, but I saw the DSC light come on as I was making a right turn.
Anyway, I gave it a few tries to test it according to Bluebee's DMM procedure (which is a great write up, thanks!) I'm guessing I'm too dumb to figure out the DMM. I have the DMM set on the diode icon (I think that's what it is...see photos below...)
I have attached AWG22 wire to the leads, and inserted them into the larger square holes (the ones without the beveled housing) but nothign seems to happen. My cheapo Harbor Freight DMM reads 1 when the leads are not touching. But when I touch the leads together, I get some jumbled, random number, which I interpret to mean that the leads are working/making contact.
When I insert the leads into the connector, I still get the reading of 1, which seems to mean nothing is happening. I've tried the connectors for all 4 of the DSC sensors, and still the same 1 reading.
What am I doing wrong here?
The leads are in the 13 and 29 holes.
When I touch the leads together, at least I get some reading.
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$5 million Smith & Nephew investment to fund new CoEE
A global medical technology company has announced a $5 million investment in a new partnership with the University of South Carolina to fund the Center of Economic Excellence in Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Sciences.
The new Center will bring together USC, the Orthopaedic Research Foundation of the Carolinas (ORFC) and the Biologics & Spine division of Smith & Nephew Inc. to research and develop cutting-edge new orthopeadic therapies and technologies.
Representatives of Smith & Nephew Biologics & Spine, based in Raleigh-Durham, N.C.; the Orthopaedic Research Foundation of the Carolinas (ORFC), a non-profit foundation working with orthopaedic clinics including Steadman Hawkins; and university leaders announced the Smith & Nephew investment Tuesday (July 14) in Greenville and Columbia.
Smith & Nephew Inc. is a subsidiary of Smith & Nephew plc, (NYSE:SNN;LSE:SN), which is headquartered in the United Kingdom. Its $5 million investment matches $5 million appropriated to the Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Sciences Center through the S.C. Centers of Economic Excellence (CoEE) Program in 2007.


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2 1/2 cups shredded low fat mozzarella cheese
2/3 cup thinly sliced banana peppers
1 can of black beans
2 Tablespoons finely chopped fresh cilantro (optional)
Your favorite Salsa for serving
When your chicken is done in the crock pot – Preheat your oven to 400 degrees.
Layer half of the chips, chicken, cheese, beans and banana peppers in a 9X13 baking dish; repeat with a second layer of each. Transfer to oven and bake until cheese is melted – about 8 to 10 minutes.
Remove from oven and garnish with green onions and cilantro; serve immediately with salsa.


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I carried out a quick search but couldn't find anything on this this topic. I wondered if I'm missing something?
Pages 238 and 256 give us the impression that GTS/Charles Casey first travelled back in time to begin his stoking spree by impregnating Hattie. Hattie then gives birth to Esther who gives birth to Irene who gives birth to Rant. All good so far. However, P238 reveals that there was another similar event that took place prior to this chain of events in which 'granny Bel' was attacked at the age of 13 by a person unknown. So the all important question in my mind that I can't figure out is who impregnated 'Granny Bel'?


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Watering Established Trees
July 28, 2009
Once again, we're experiencing a Seattle summer with an occasional bit of cloud cover, but very little rain. The situation has also been compounded by record high temperatures over an extended period of time. Drought conditions can have substantial negative impacts on both newly planted and established trees, resulting in decline, pest problems and other damage from which the trees are sometimes unable to recover.
Trees over twelve inches in diameter are generally considered to be impossible to replace, and very large trees may take two or more human generations to regrow. Please consider watering your larger landscape trees if they begin showing signs of stress, such as falling leaves, thinning crown or early fall coloration.
If you don't have an automatic sprinkler system, the best way to water is to use a soaker hose or other type of drip irrigation that you turn on and off manually. Sprinklers are much less efficient for applying water, as some water is lost to evaporation or application to impervious surfaces. Even a simple garden hose running at low volume, and moved frequently, can provide a good soaking.


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Kellie Pickler unveils first single under new label deal
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Kellie Pickler's found time between "Dancing With the Stars" rehearsals to record some new music. The country star has sent the single "Someone Somewhere Tonight" to radio. It's her first release under a new label deal with Black River Entertainment. Kellie says she feels comfortable with the folks at her new musical home.
Kellie recorded her new single with producers Frank Liddell and Luke Wooten, who were also at the helm for her 2012 album, 100 Proof. She says she's glad she was able to work with them again. Pickler calls Liddell and Wooten "family," and says she believes they "captured Kellie on the last album, and now they're gonna put Kellie on this record too."
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Cancer - renal pelvis or ureterTransitional cell cancer of the renal pelvis or ureter
Cancer of the renal pelvis or ureter is cancer that forms in the kidney's pelvis or the tube that carries urine from the kidney to the bladder.
Cancer can grow in the urine collection system, but is uncommon. As a group, renal pelvis and ureter cancers account forabout 5% of all cancers of the kidney and upper urinary tract. They affect men more often than women and are more common in people older than 65.
Tumors of the renal pelvis and ureter are usually transitional cell cancers. Approximately 10% are squamous cell carcinomas.
The causes of this cancer are not completely known. Long-term (chronic) irritation of the kidney from harmful substances removed in the urine may be a factor. This irritation may be caused by:
- Analgesic nephropathy
- Exposure to certain dyes and chemicals used to manufacture leather goods, textiles, plastics, and rubber
- Smoking
Patients with a history of bladder cancer are also at risk.
- Back pain, most often where ribs and spine meet
- Bloody urine
- Burning, pain, or discomfort with urination
- Dark, rust-colored, or brown urine
- Fatigue
- Flank pain
- Unintentional weight loss
- Urinary frequency or urgency
Exams and Tests
The health care provider will perform a physical exam, and examine your belly area (abdomen). In rare cases, this may reveal an enlarged kidney.
- Urinalysis may show blood in the urine.
- A complete blood count (CBC) may show anemia.
- Urine cytology (microscopic examination of cells) taken during a cystoscopy or urine clean catch sample may reveal cancer cells.
The following tests may be done:
- Abdominal CT scan
- Chest x-ray
- Cystoscopy with ureteroscopy
- Intravenous pyelogram (IVP)
- Kidney ultrasound
- MRI of abdomen
- Renal scan
These tests may reveal a tumor or show that the cancer has spread from the kidneys.
The goal of treatment is to eliminate the cancer.
Surgery to remove all or part of the kidney (nephrectomy) is usually recommended. This may include removing part of the bladder and tissues around it, or the lymph nodes. If the tumor is in the ureter, it may be possible to remove it while preserving the kidney.
When the cancer has spread outside of the kidney or ureter, chemotherapy is often used. Because these tumors are similar to a form of bladder cancer, they are treated with a similar type of chemotherapy.
Support Groups
For additional information and resources, see cancer support groups.
Outlook (Prognosis)
The outcome varies depending on the location of the tumor and whether the cancer has spread. Cancer that is only in the kidney or ureter can be cured with surgery.
Cancer that has spread to other organs is usually not curable. However, there are exceptions.
Possible Complications
- Kidney failure
- Local spread of the tumor with increasing pain
- Spread of the cancer
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if you have the symptoms listed above.
- Follow your health care provider's advice regarding medications, including over-the-counter pain medicine.
- Stop smoking.
- Wear protective equipment if you may be exposed to substances that are toxic to the kidneys.
Bajorin DF. Tumors of the kidney, bladder, ureters, and renal pelvis. In Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 203.
National Comprehensive Cancer Network. National Comprehensive Cancer Network Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology: Bladder cancer. 2012. Version 2.2012.
Review Date: 6/5/2012
Reviewed By: David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine; Yi-Bin Chen, MD, Leukemia/Bone Marrow Transplant Program, Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


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Somehow he was glad Mrs. Vansittart had not lingered by his side.
Mrs. Vansittart looked at him quickly as she took the newspaper from his hand.
And he stood, smiling gravely, in front of Mrs. Vansittart's horse.
It was Mrs. Vansittart's pleasant habit to surround herself with every comfort.
"Tell the man to drive to a chemist's," he said to Mrs. Vansittart.
"No, I do not mind," said Mrs. Vansittart, looking out of the window.
Mrs. Vansittart shrugged her shoulders and leant back in her deep chair.
She rose and shook hands, looking Mrs. Vansittart in the eyes.
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You've probably noticed video cameras popping up everywhere you look, silently watching everything from intersections to building perimeters and construction sites. The reason is simple: It's a lot less complicated and less expensive than it used to be to set up and use video cameras to monitor a facility or jobsite.
Today they can show you more, in more detail and more different places, than you might imagine. Understanding these enhanced capabilities can help you apply the technology to your operation, too.
Three factors have led to this new-found effectiveness. The switch from analog to digital equipment has reduced system costs and has simplified installation and setup. It also has increased the working range of such systems: Going digital and tying into the Internet has made it possible to view images from almost anywhere.
Digital cameras have also improved dramatically. Once prohibitively expensive and offering substandard images, today they offer excellent image quality at prices that are competitive with, and sometimes better than, analog cameras. As a bonus, digital control has simplified the inclusion of pan, tilt, and zoom features so they are almost the norm rather than expensive extras.
Just as important is the way clever system integrators are combining digital cameras and software applications to enable onscreen viewing and control, as well as programmed surveillance. They take the technology from being a do-it-yourself experiment to operating as a highly dependable and useful tool.
Hackensack, N.J.-based EarthCam offers a wide variety of cameras and systems for the construction industry.
The key to picking the right system is knowing what you want it to do. If you want to monitor what's going on at your batch plant in real time, consider streaming video. To document activity at a jobsite, select time-lapse photography with a high-definition camera.
Picking the right version
Also consider project duration and environment. If it's a three-year project in a northern city, then a metal camera housing is best. Similarly, a camera in a dusty environment can be equipped with a wiper to maintain clear vision.
EarthCam's top-of-the-line ConstructionCam features an all-weather, durable housing equipped with heater, fan, and windshield wiper (which you can control from your browser). It can pan 360 degrees and tilt 116 degrees above or below horizontal and zoom in to 220x. It also accepts 64 preset positions, all of which means it can be programmed to keep watch on a huge amount of turf.
ConstructionCam Lite is the company's most affordable robotic cam. It is housed in an acrylic dome, pans 340 degrees and zooms to 26x. The ConstructionCam has a solar power option available, and both have wireless options.
The software interface is what actually makes the video images useful. EarthCam's Control Center 6.0, which is purchased separately as part of a support and maintenance package, provides camera control, an image archive player, security and administration tools, and other functions. It is available in three editions—streaming video, megapixel, and lite series—and can be used to control more than one camera.
For more information, visit www.earthcam.netwww.axis.com. One of my favorites is the time-lapse record of a 24-hour concrete pour in Southern Florida. You can see it at www.theconcreteproducer.com.


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Estate Planning Focus Area
In modern practice, estate planning is much more than drawing up a will or setting up a family trust. Especially for relatively wealthy clients but, to some extent, for all clients, estate planning encompasses both tax and business planning as well; indeed, tax planning is often the only object of drafting an estate plan. In addition, there are matters of pensions, government benefits, medical care, and family support that must be addressed. For this reason, a focus on estate planning requires a student to become familiar with a wide range of courses that revolve around issues of finances, family, and wealth distribution. The courses described below are divided into those that are necessary for even a rudimentary understanding of the estate planner's role and those that are desirable adjuncts to the basic courses in rounding out the estate planner's expertise.
In general, the foundational course for the Estate Planning Focus Area is Trusts and Estates. In this course, students learn about wills, trusts, and laws relating to family protection that are fundamental estate-planning tools. In conjunction with or following the Trusts and Estates course, students take a skills course -- either a clinic or a drafting lab -- which emphasizes the practical side of working with trusts and estates. Taxation, the other major component of estate planning, is studied first in Individual Income Tax (which is a general prerequisite to Gift and Estate Tax) and then explored further in Gift and Estate Tax. Both Trusts and Estates and Gift and Estate Tax are the only courses (other than general prerequisites like Individual Income Tax) that every student must take leading up to the Estate Planning Seminar, which is a required capstone course.
To round out this mini-curriculum, students must take two or more of five elective courses that highlight areas of the law that, while not fundamental to all estate planning, nevertheless contribute to the ability of the estate planner to understand and address all facets of a client's needs. These courses are Community Property, Family Dissolution, Elder Law, Pensions and Employee Benefits, and Income Taxation of Trusts and Estates. Students who have a greater interest in large-firm or tax practice might gravitate toward the tax electives. Those interested in a small- to medium-firm practice, possibly with a broader family-law emphasis, might lean toward the Community Property, Family Law, and Elder Law electives. Along the way, it is recommended but not required that a student take the courses in Business Entities and Business Planning. Finally, the capstone course of this focus area is the required Estate Planning Seminar. It is designed to be taken in a student's final year, after all the other courses in the focus have been completed and the student is in the best possible position to benefit from the course. Students who complete this curriculum will have the best preparation the School of Law can provide to begin a career in estate planning.
Estate Planning Faculty
|Career Faculty
|Lisa Brodoff
|Elder Law, Trusts and Estates Clinic
|John Eason
|Trusts & Estates, Non-Profit Organizations, Trust Law, Philanthropy
|John Weaver
|Trust & Estates
|Adjunct Faculty
|Judd Marten
|Estate Planning, Gift & Estate Tax
|James Spencer
|Community Property
Focus Area Requirements
The following results in a total commitment of 15-16 credit units, not counting the recommended related courses or Individual Income Tax, which is a prerequisite to Gift and Estate Tax. Plan the completion of your focus area with a focus area tracking form.
Foundational Courses (both courses required)
- Trusts & Estates (3 cr)
- Gift & Estate Tax (3 cr)
Skills Component Courses (at least one course required)
- Trusts & Estates Clinic (3 cr)
- Trusts & Estates Drafting Lab (1 cr)
Elective Courses (at least two courses required)
- Community Property (2 cr)
- Elder Law (3 cr)
- Family Dissolution and Related Issues (3 cr)
Capstone Course (required)
- Estate Planning (3 cr; taken in third year)
Additional Related Courses
Students are advised to (but need not) take the following two recommended courses:
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Owning a home is still part of the American Dream…for some. While reports indicate the real estate and foreclosure crisis might be over for certain homeowners, for others it continues like a bad dream.
The Huffington Post reported that "Despite signs of continued housing market distress, most homeowners and perspective buyers are optimistic about the housing market, according to a survey by real estate website Trulia." (Scroll down for a graphic.)
In the biannual American Dream Survey, 78 percent of homeowners said their property was the best investment they had ever made. But 20 percent said they felt trapped in a home that was worth less than their mortgage, and 14 percent told surveyors they would walk away from their homes if they could.
The people least likely to be affected by the housing crisis, 18 to 34-year-olds referred to as 'millennials,' were most optimistic about a recovery.
According to Trulia, 26 percent had become more positive about owning a home over the past six months compared to 18 percent of 35 to 54 year-olds, and 22 percent of baby boomers.
The key, of course, will be employment. The younger Millennials have much better job prospects than those over the age of 40. In fact, some people over that age will likely not fully recover from this Great Recession unless they heed the advice of the President (and the South Florida Law Blog) that:
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Before their eight-day strike against 10 employers at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach late last month, union members filed federal labor charges accusing the largest terminal operator at the Port of Los Angeles of spying on its employees.
In a charge filed Nov. 14 with the National Labor Relations Board office in downtown Los Angeles, the International Longshore Warehouse Union Local 63 Office Clerical Unit alleged that APM Terminals Pacific Ltd. listened in on confidential union communications. The union claims management spied on its members for at least a six-month period prior to the strike.
According to the charge, officials with APM "conducted secret surveillance, eavesdropping and snooping and listening in on confidential communications between and among union representatives ... concerning ongoing contracting negotiations, bargaining strategies and labor-management issues."
Under federal law, any union or union member may file charges with the NLRB alleging violations of the 1935 Labor Relations Act. But only government officials may decide whether a charge has merit. If the NLRB decides the surveillance charges have merit - a process that has not been completed yet - it will build a case against APM Terminals, NLRB spokeswoman Nancy Cleeland said. A case likely would involve a trial before an administrative law judge in Los Angeles.
John Crowley, senior vice president for law and regulatory affairs for APM Terminals Americas Region Inc., said the company is looking into the allegations.
"Surveillance is against our policy," Crowley said. "It is, of course, under investigation. The employee at the center of the controversy is on administrative leave. That's all we are saying at this point."
APM Terminals was the first employer struck by the Office Clerical Unit, whose members walked off the job on Nov. 27. The next day, the unit spread its strike to nine more terminals - six more in Los Angeles and three in Long Beach. Since other longshore bargaining units refused to cross picket lines, the strike crippled most operators at the nation's largest port complex for more than week.
Despite the serious nature of the allegations, the NLRB's remedies are limited, even if officials decide to move forward with the case. In one of the most common remedies, employers found guilty of violating federal labor law must post a notice informing employers how they have broken the law.
And whatever happens, the system often moves slowly. In June, Warehouse Workers United - a union-funded group seeking to improve working conditions for warehouse workers in California's Inland Empire - filed surveillance charges in connection with an anti-Wal-Mart press conference held in downtown Los Angeles.
Warehouse Workers United charged that an employee of Mercury Public Affairs, which was then under contract to Wal-Mart, illegally monitored an interview given by an active member of the pro-worker group.
Cleeland said the NLRB's Division of Advice is still looking into the merits of those charges, which were filed against both Mercury Public Affairs and Wal-Mart.
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Biz Groups: Welcome To Texas, Mr. President--We Hope You Learn Something
As President Obama visits Austin today, Texas business groups say they welcome him to the state, and hope he learns something.
The President is beginning what he calls his 'middle class jobs and opportunity tour,' by visiting a technical training high school in Manor, northeast of Austin, and by visiting an industrial facility.
But Bill Hammond, President of the Texas Association of Business says he hopes the President is learning in addition to talking while he is in the state.
"Maybe it will open his eyes to what low taxes and low regulation can do," Hammond said.
Business leaders say they hope that the President takes note of the fact that hundreds of CEO's just named Texas, which has economic policies largely in opposition to the President, is the best state in the country for business development, and California, which is far more in line with the President's policies, is dead last on that list.
"Hopefully, he'll get the message that low taxes and sensible regulation, as opposed to his model, would be a sensible course for him to follow," Hammond said.
Governor Perry issued a similar welcome to the President.
"We welcome President Obama to Texas, he will find a state that has been very successful in creating jobs and a healthy state economy," Perry said. "Texas' combination of a balanced budget, low taxes, predictable regulations, meaningful tort reform and an education system that promotes the STEM fields and prepares our workforce to compete for the jobs of the future is a blueprint for job creation for other states and for our nation."
Hammond said if the President really wanted to boost jobs and business, there is one thing he could do right now which would be far more effective than visiting a semiconductor plant.
"If he wanted to do something about jobs, he could cancel, or at least do something to delay the implementation of the Affordable Care Act," he said.


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FLORENCE---For the third year in a row, Francis Marion University has been ranked by U.S. News & World Report magazine as one of the south's top 100 master's level universities. FMU also was ranked as one of the country's most diverse campuses for the fifth time in six years.
The rankings will be published in the magazine's book America's Best Colleges, 2004 Edition, which goes on sale in September. The magazine released the rankings Aug. 22.
FMU is among schools that are classified as master's level institutions under the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, the grouping system that U.S. News uses as the basis for its ranking categories. There are 573 universities in the master's level category, ranked within four geographic areas—North, South, Midwest and West—because they generally draw students heavily from surrounding states.
The method that U.S. News uses to rank colleges and universities consists of three basic steps. The schools are categorized primarily by mission and in some cases, region, using data in 15 indicators of academic excellence. The indicators used to capture academic quality fall into seven categories: academic reputation through peer assessment, retention of students, faculty resources, student selectivity, financial resources, alumni giving and graduation performance. The ranking formula gives greatest weight to academic reputation.
With an African-American enrollment of 33 percent, FMU was ranked among the top 14 master's-level schools in the South in the magazine's campus diversity category. The magazine identifies colleges in this category where students are most likely to encounter undergraduates from racial or ethnic groups different from their own.
FMU is classified by the magazine as a regional university, an institution which offers a wide selection of undergraduate programs and master's degrees, but few, if any, doctoral programs. FMU offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in more than 30 areas of study.
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Obama Won't Intervene in DOJ's Zimmerman Decision
(NEWSER) – Barack Obama famously and controversially weighed in on Trayvon Martin's death ("If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon"), but the president will not be getting involved in the DOJ's looming decision on whether to prosecute George Zimmerman on civil rights charges,Politico reports. Obama "has no position to express" on the matter, White House press secretary Jay Carney said today. Obama did, however, weigh in on Zimmerman's not-guilty verdict, and Carney said that's because it "was fairly big news and it was something that was being watched nationally."
- As for the fact that Obama got involved in the Trayvon case in the first place, the president's "interference in a local law enforcement matter was unprecedented and inappropriate, and he comes away from the case looking badly tarnished by his poor judgment," writes civil rights expert Abigail Thernstrom for CNN. Other than having the same skin color, Obama's hypothetical son would have led a life "almost as dissimilar from Trayvon's as one could imagine," full of affluence and privilege, Thernstrom points out, noting that not "all brown-skinned boys are the same."
- The National Bar Association, the country's oldest and biggest national association of principally African American lawyers and judges, released a statement on the Zimmerman verdict yesterday. "We are extremely disappointed," it reads. "As lawyers we respect the rule of law, but in this instance the Zimmerman verdict sadly highlights the continued injustices Black Americans face in the US legal system." The organization has scheduled a "call to action" in Miami on July 27 and 29.
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I've been trying hard to add more protein to my diet. I LOVE beans and this Three Bean Salad is delicious! Like many bean salads, it tastes better as it sits and is even better the next day once the dressing has soaked with the beans and veggies.
Fast Three-Bean Salad
Yield: 5 cups
1 cup chopped green beans (cooked) – I used the frozen beans and steamed them in the microwave
1 (15-oz) can of red kidney beans
1 red bell pepper, finely chopped
1/3 cup packed fresh parsley, finely chopped
3 green onions, finely chopped
Salt & pepper, to taste
8 tbsp fresh lemon juice (about 1.5 lemons)
1.5 tbsp extra virgin olive oil, or more to taste
1 tbsp apple cider vinegar
1 tbsp pure maple syrup
1 tbsp Dijon mustard
1/4 tsp salt
Drain and rinse the chickpeas and kidney beans and place them into a large bowl along with the green beans, pepper, lettuce, parsley, and green onion. Mix together.
In a small bowl, whisk together the dressing ingredients until combined (or use store-bought Italian dressing- that works well too!). Adjust to taste if needed.
Pour on dressing over salad and mix well. Place in the fridge for 30 minutes to allow the flavors to develop. Season with salt and pepper and adjust dressing to taste. Salad will taste even better the next day. Stores in the fridge for up to 3-4 days.
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when you are fighting on a show, or have one of your fighters competing, do you make a big effort to watch the rest of the show?
might be a bit odd watching the fights before yours / still, might help you get in the zone. i dunno.
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The Australian dollar is higher on the back of a stronger Chinese currency and stock market.
At 1700 AEST on Tuesday, the local currency was trading at 93.65 US cents, up from 93.37 cents on Friday.
The Australian dollar rallied as high as 93.77 US cents on Tuesday, its highest level since mid-May, continuing an uptrend that began after last week's better than expected gross domestic product figures, Westpac senior currency strategist Sean Callow said.
"The Aussie dollar has managed to negotiate the European Central Bank meeting and the US employment report and continued to gain," Mr Callow said.
"The Chinese currency has been rising today and when it rises, then there's often a positive flow on effect to the region - money seems to come into Asia when the yuan is rising.
"The Aussie is rising on the back of optimism in China and very healthy gains on the Chinese stock market."
At 1700 AEST, the Australian dollar was at 95.82 Japanese yen, up from Friday's close of 95.52 yen, and at 68.87 euro cents, up from 68.40 euro cents.
Meanwhile, Australian bond futures prices were marginally lower, ANZ interest rate strategist Zoe McHugh said.
The market would now await May jobs figures being released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Thursday, Ms McHugh said.
At 1630 AEST on Tuesday, the June 2014 10-year bond futures contract was trading at 96.215 (implying a yield of 3.785 per cent), down from 96.230 (3.770 per cent) on Friday.
The June 2014 three-year bond futures contract was at 97.155 (2.845 per cent), down from 97.170 (2.830 per cent).


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Hi I install backtrack 4 on my laptop, and now I must instal video drivers for my video card(nvidia 8200M), but I don't know how. I want to learn backtrack but I'm noob yet
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A FUNNYMAN from Oldbury is appealing for bonkers and eccentric people to join him performing at a weekly comedy night.
Andy Robinson's Comedy Carousel starts at the Glee Club, Birmingham, on Thursday, and he wants people with weird and wonderful talents to perform alongside top comedians from across the UK.
The nights will feature a high level of audience interaction, live use of the internet and a competitive element that will see up-and-coming performers pitting their wits against each other.
Andy said: "With this new night I'm looking to combine all the fun, expectation and atmosphere of a Victorian music hall with 21st century technologies.
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He added: "The overall aim is to give Thursday night audiences a completely unique one-off experience; all underpinned by three top comics to ensure the laughs keep coming."
Owner of The Glee Club Mark Tughan said: "Comedy nights have remained pretty much the same for the last 20 years.
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He added: "To further whet the appetites of comedy and live performance lovers, we've created a new menu called the Real Food Canteen, Andy's Comedy Carousel will be Birmingham's best value entertainment for Thursday nights."
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Justin Bieber is constantly sharing new music and we aren't complaining.
Yesterday (April 26), Bieber started his own SoundCloud page (sirbizzle). It looks as if he will be sharing new music regularly on the page. With that being said, he posted his first SoundCloud upload, yesterday. In collaboration with his new artist, Poo Bear, their new song "Hard 2 Face Reality" has surfaced the web.
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Water filters
Astronauts drink their own pee. They do. This is a thing that happens. Since 2008, a percentage of the water on the International Space Station has been recycled urine: after being filtered, distilled, oxidised and ionised, apparently it's quite refreshing. You probably have an earlier version of the technology on your kitchen counter: the silver ion filters used by companies like Brita were originally designed for the Apollo moon missions. So you may not be able to drink your urine, but at least your tap water won't taste like it.
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Memory foam mattresses
It's hard to get comfortable when you're strapped to a missile careening through the heavens. To protect astronauts during blast off and landing, NASA came up with memory foam: a squishable polyurethane that always returns to its original shape, even when compressed to a tenth its original size. It's been adapted for crash helmets and mattresses, so you feel as if you are sleeping on a cloud, rather than ploughing through them.
Super Soaker
The appearance of the Super Soaker triggered a garden arms race: gone were the piddling squirters of yesteryear, replaced by high-powered weapons of mass saturation. Thus it's appropriate they were invented by a nuclear engineer, Dr Lonnie Johnson, while working at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He was messing around with a heat pump and, after attaching it to his sink, realised the potential for childish mayhem. He was become drench, the soaker of worlds.
Invisible braces
NASA astronauts are square-jawed, buzz cut superpeople, oozing with the Right Stuff. These All-American Heroes can't ruin their smiles with All-British Teeth. Invisible braces were developed in conjunction with the NASA Advanced Ceramics Research centre, to protect the instruments on heat-seeking missile detectors. Talk about a killer smile.
Heston Blumenthal
No, he isn't the on-board chef for the International Space Station. No one wants to see leftover Snail Porridge floating around. However, some of the experimental techniques developed for hungry astronauts are now in kitchens around the world. NASA's cook/chill preservation is used for hospital and airline food. Meanwhile freeze drying keeps its nutritional value but loses 80 per cent of its weight, producing slightly spongy food like the Neapolitan ice cream above. The process is used everywhere from cereal to restaurants like Mr Blumenthal's.


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There are several ways to melt chocolate and Candy Melts, the important thing is not to overheat or burn them. You can melt them in a double boiler over low heat (never direct heat, which is too hot!) or in the microwave oven at 50% power (or DEFROST setting). It's not necessary to heat the candy until it is all melted. When most of the candy is melted, remove it from the heat, if melting in a double boiler, or from the microwave oven and stir; this will melt the remaining bits of unmelted candy.


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The Mass Communication major provides students with a foundation for understanding the mass media that can serve as an end in itself, as undergraduate preparation for graduate study or as training for a career in the mass media and allied professions. The foundation courses provide a broad background that enable students to choose from any of the four specialty tracks -- broadcast journalism, convergence journalism, public relations or sports journalism.
The Mass Communication major leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree that requires 120 semester hours for graduation. With the liberal arts focus, the Mass Communication major is expected to develop a competence in the use of English and a familiarity with a second language. The degree requires successful completion of 62 semester hours of General Education courses, including a foreign language, 21 semester hours of Mass Communication foundation courses, 12 semester hours of Specialty Track courses and 18 semester hours in a minor in another discipline.
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Justice Hollenhorst is also a trustee of ASTAR, an advisory board member of the Center for Neuroeconomics at Claremont Graduate University. He has served on three Judicial Council Advisory Committees: The Science and Law Steering Committee, the Criminal Law Advisory Committee and the Court Technology Committee. He has Chaired the CJER Ethics Education Committee and regularly teaches ethics courses to California Judges. He also currently serves on the Judicial Advisory Board of the Judicial Education Program at Northwestern University School of Law, the Executive Board of ABA Appellate Judicial Conference and the Executive Board of AJEI at SMU School of Law.
Justice Hollenhorst is a past recipient of the Jefferson Award from the California Judges Association for his contributions to judicial education and has taught judicial education courses in several states and foreign countries.
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Friday, September 2, 2011
Back to School Calendar
35 comments:
- NotaSupermom said...
So much nicer than something made in China for a quarter. That's really something to treasure.
Nice to meet you. I'm following from the blog hop.
- September 2, 2011 at 11:49 AM
- Maria@BubblegumandDuctTape said...
very nice, I like it a lot. It looks easy enough to make.I can see why it would take a while to make since you have to do all that cutting.
- September 2, 2011 at 12:36 PM
- Terry said...
Oh it turned out great. I had to laugh at your Spam container, turned chalk holder. lol
- September 2, 2011 at 1:12 PM
- Shoregirl said...
Simple ADORABLE!!!
- September 2, 2011 at 2:03 PM
- Cranberry Morning said...
Just for your information, yours looks WAY CUTER!! I love this. :-)
- September 2, 2011 at 7:23 PM
- Oriana from Mommyhood's Diary said...
Hello! First time I visit your blog ... I am your newest followers from Blog-Hop! .You are very creative.I hope you get some time to stop by my blog and follow me back.
I look forward to know you better through your blog ... Have great weekend!
- September 2, 2011 at 8:56 PM
- Rissa @ Hazel and Honeysuckle said...
Yours is adorable! Lovely work :D It's always nicer to have something hand crafted ^_^ xx
- September 4, 2011 at 5:32 AM
- Emilee said...
Hey there! Following from the Say Hi Sunday hop! I love this project looks so nice I'm sure any teacher would love it... heck I'd love it! looks great!
- September 4, 2011 at 3:46 PM
- The Betty Project said...
lol i love this! Both adorable and certainly something older kids can even help you with. Hand crafted is always better if you ask me ^_^
- September 5, 2011 at 8:09 AM
- Kathy said...
How creative, I love this!! I bet this was a blast to put together.
- September 5, 2011 at 9:02 AM
- Tutus & Tea Parties said...
Love this idea! Found you over at Inspire Me Mondays. :)
- September 5, 2011 at 11:20 AM
- glamourpuss said...
Awe this is so cute! I bet her students will love it!! :)
- September 5, 2011 at 12:39 PM
- Ashley said...
so dang cute!!! :)
- September 5, 2011 at 4:40 PM
- Rosario said...
I have the same calendar from Target. I love the one you did for your daughter. You can see what I did with mine check out my post. Command Center, shared at a bowl full of Lemons.
- September 6, 2011 at 9:57 AM
- Michelle said...
This is adorable!
- September 6, 2011 at 3:41 PM
- Janelle said...
This is just so pretty! I think the technique will work well for a desk calendar too.
Thanks for linking to the Creating Success Around the World Blog hop!
I'm also hosting a giveaway on my blog for a My Memories Suite digital scrapbooking software. You might be interested:
- September 7, 2011 at 1:31 AM
- Kim said...
What a smart idea!
- September 7, 2011 at 9:39 AM
- Tara said...
That is so cute and would make great teacher gifts.
I'd love to have you share this and any other of your amazing posts over at my linky party Create and Share. It posts every Wednesday. We open the party Tuesday evening at 8 pm for those who like to link up early. Hope you stop by...and follow too! ;-)
Tara @Trendy Treehouse
- September 7, 2011 at 6:38 PM
- bailey k. said...
so stinkin cute! and such a great idea.
i would love for you to come link up this or any other project at my creativity party going on right now!
thanks so much for sharing!
- September 7, 2011 at 7:13 PM
- Jenny @ Embellishing Life said...
Great job on this! It turned out looking great :) (I bought that one from the dollar section of Target, too!)
- September 8, 2011 at 7:09 AM
- Celeste said...
Oh wow I absoutely love this...
- September 8, 2011 at 7:55 PM
- Sassy Sites! said...
VERY cute!! I love the glue! :)Thanks so much for linking up to Sassy Sites for our FFA party! Have a FABulous Friday!!
- September 8, 2011 at 9:19 PM
- The Answer Is Chocolate said...
What a cute idea. I'm sure your daughter will treasure it. Thanks for sharing at this week's BFF Open House!
- September 9, 2011 at 11:57 AM
- Nicole Mariana said...
I'm Nicole from Romanian Princess, I am your newest follower from a blog hop! Please follow me back! Thanks!
XoXo Nicole Mariana
- September 9, 2011 at 1:14 PM
- Tonia @ TheGunnySack.com said...
Very cute! I'm sure your daughter loves it! Thanks for linking up this week!
- September 9, 2011 at 6:01 PM
- Hadar said...
So very cute! I love how you used paint chips!! I think I might make it on a corkboard so I can cut out the magnet and metal board step! Great job!!
Miss Kindergarten
- September 9, 2011 at 11:12 PM
- AmieAnn said...
Awesome! Love the playground paper you chose.. looks like a cute chalkboard background.. simply amazing! Thank so much for sharing with the Pink Hippo Party.. can't wait to see what you share next!
- September 11, 2011 at 6:27 AM
- Jamie said...
Adorable! I used to be a teacher - I would have loved something like this!
Please feel free to link up your teacher calendar to my Make Yourself Monday Blog Hop!
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- September 12, 2011 at 5:13 PM
- Mrs Minton makes... said...
Fab designs!
- September 13, 2011 at 12:05 AM
- Karen @ It's the Suburbs or Bust- Yo! said...
love this idea- pinning it!
- September 13, 2011 at 11:22 PM
- Katie's Nesting Spot said...
Well I know it took a lot longer to make than a the one from the dollar section but I know it's going to be worth a lot more to your daughter. I used to teach too, and know she's going to think of you every time she sees it in her room.
- September 14, 2011 at 2:03 PM
- Candace @ Candace Creations said...
This is so cute and adorable! Love that you used the paint chips!
- September 15, 2011 at 11:54 PM
- Candace @ Candace Creations said...
ps- come link up to scrappy saturdays again this weekend :)
- September 15, 2011 at 11:54 PM
- To Sew With Love said...
you are so creative, Terri. I am sure your daughter loved this gift! We are featuring it on the blog today.
Have a lovely weekend.
- September 17, 2011 at 8:42 AM
- tinkartist said...
just love your blog!!!! My daughter is currently teaching English in So.Korea http://tinkartist.blogspot.com
- September 19, 2011 at 8:39 PM