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Anyone still believe this guy? There are overwhelming evidence that proves that he was in fact taking banned substance, or at least he acted in a way to avoid getting detected. It also seems that he's been lawyered up to say that he's "never tested positive in over 500 tests" instead of simply just saying that he never took any banned substances (or banned at the time ;) .... The killer is that his Cancer Charity now primarily just pumps money into promoting the Livestrong Brand, and only a small portion of it actually is spent towards Cancer Research.Quote:
During his first Tour de France victory, in 1999, Armstrong's drug of choice, according to the sworn affidavits, was the blood-boosting hormone known as EPO. At that time, there was no test for EPO, which is a cloned form of human hormone rather than a synthetic product.

But when rumors began circulating about the arrival of a test for EPO, Armstrong and some of his teammates switched to withdrawing and then reinfusing their own blood. Again, it was a technique initially without a test.

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On a clear September morning, Sandy Geffner, environmental studies faculty member, and Nick Peterson, Geffner's student and a UB staff member, treaded through Letchworth Woods on the North Campus. As they walked beneath sunspeckled trees, the conversation turned philosophical. What does it mean to connect with a forest?
SANDY GEFFNER Before we venture into this world, it is important to have a clear sense for precautions. Because just as this world will feed us, heal us, this world can do harm to us. So we need to separate the herbs from the grass, separate the trees and shrubs from one another and get a sense of who's in the neighborhood. Then there are certain factors we need to be aware of before we take the leap and begin to collect and utilize.
No. 1, we positively identify. No. 2, we need to focus on
purpose. Is this plant a food, a medicine, a poison or all of the
above, which is sometimes the case? We also have to know what time
of year is it best to harvest the plant for food, medicine and the
like. Then we need to know how do we prepare? Do we eat fresh? Do
we have to apply heat to relieve that plant of toxins? Then we have
to know if our environment is clean and unpolluted. And finally, if
we're harvesting, we have to make sure that we're not
completely removing a stand of plant from its environment. We need
also to know if that plant is protected by law. So there's a
lot to know before we start to take that plunge into this
NICK PETERSON And to always be thankful.
GEFFNER Thankful indeed, and this is something that
we share in all of our work and all of our programs. These plants
are all alive; these plants work really hard to make their fruits,
the seeds and their leaves. In our minds, we always say
"thank you"— it's a healthy way of
interacting with the plants.
PETERSON A lot of times, we humans consider
ourselves to be the top of every food chain. There's plenty
of other animals that we feel above. We gather fiddleheads for the
sake of gourmet restaurants. The attitude is "the leeks and
the fiddleheads are good, so let's just take them
GEFFNER It's the all-for-us mentality, which
is harsh. You bring up a good point regarding the animals. There
are clues right out in the field. Especially with edibles, if we
see animals feeding upon plants in the field, we have to say,
"Maybe," because their bodies are actually designed to
tolerate those materials that we cannot.
PETERSON Here we have dogbane which is absolutely
poisonous but utilitarian.
GEFFNER The dogbanes that we're seeing here
contain a compound that speeds up the heart and is very dangerous.
Most creatures when they see dogbane stay away as a result.
They're not heavily fed upon at all. But we do use dogbane to
make cordage. It's very fibrous, like milkweed, and they make
very good rope. Nick, it looks like you've got the beginnings
of a nice rope there?
PETERSON It's a little bit thin but I was
starting to get the idea.
GEFFNER Here you're looking at the brambles
and this as you can see is a rather four-sided stem. There are
three brambles that are commonly found in our area. With this one,
do you feel angles in the stems?
PETERSON Yes.
GEFFNER Ok, so this would be a blackberry. If you have thorns with a rounded stem, it's probably a black raspberry. And when you have prickles rather than thorns that would be the red raspberry. So we have red raspberry, black raspberry and blackberry as the common brambles. They are all in the genusrubus.
Do you recognize this tree?
PETERSON I do not. Well, I've seen it but I
cannot identify it, let me say that.
GEFFNER If you're ever in doubt with this individual [plant], you see the leaves are elliptical, pointed. On the underside, can you see the orange fluff at the base of the main vein? What you smell is prussic acid. And no matter how you look at it or how you describe it, when prussic acid is taken internally, it is a form of cyanide. This is a wild black cherry. If you really want to make sure, you take a little branch and take off the leaves and you can actually take your fingernail, give it a scratch and smell. This is one example of an individual who will feed you with edible cherries, heal you as a cough medicine or kill you if you ingest too much.
Be careful—this is poison ivy here. Do you
PETERSON Poison ivy and the false Solomon
GEFFNER The false Solomon seal and the mayapple
offer a good lesson. We should look at the poison ivy first.
Because when it comes to plants, animals, all aspects of nature,
there's no good or bad out here from the naturalist's
point of view. If we break a leaf or stem, the sap gets on our skin
that can cause an outbreak of dermatitis. But poison ivy produces
fruit in the fall, which is heavily used by many small animals and
a wide range of birds. They depend on the poison ivy for food, and
the poison ivy wants them to eat the berries. That's why
plants make good-tasting fruits. The fruits get eaten and digested
and the seeds are dispersed. This is the most functional way of
spreading seed, using animals to do that in that way.
PETERSON That's interesting. Something you
might think about when you see a particular plant in the middle of
a human landscape and wonder how did this plant grow up
GEFFNER Oh my goodness! These are really old, but
look at the size of this crop [of mushrooms]. This looks like Hen
of the Woods, what's left of it. This is one of the edible
fungi. Keeping in mind how careful we have to be in harvesting the
herbs, it's doubly so with the fungus. I do a lot of mushroom
harvesting. My record is 80 pounds in one year!
PETERSON That's a lot of mushrooms. How can we
be conscientious collectors when it comes to mushrooms like
GEFFNER I wouldn't take them all. When I
harvest clumps of these Hen of the Woods, I'd want them to
reproduce. You harvest them close to the ground. If we harvest them
properly, we will encourage the reharvesting of these fruits. And
they may come up year after year in the same place.
PETERSON For someone who's completely new to
foraging, what would you suggest to them about wild edibles?
GEFFNER No. 1, the best place to begin is always
with someone who's connected to that field. That gives you a
good introduction. No. 2, you get a good field guide that will help
you identify, then [obtain] the field guides that take you into
your area of interest. The first thing is to learn to recognize.
You go from there to careful experimentation, then you're ok.
But I don't recommend that you experiment with mushrooms!
Seriously, that's something you should always do with someone
who knows.
PETERSON So what is to be gained through this
knowledge or these interests in these wild foods?
GEFFNER These pursuits keep us in touch with the rhythms and bounty of nature.


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Brazilian point guard Raul Neto will spent at least another season overseas before joining the Utah Jazz, the website Basketeria.com.br reported Thursday night.
The Jazz acquired Neto in a trade with Atlanta, which selected him with the 47th pick in the second round of the NBA Draft and sent him to Utah.
Neto is 21 years old. Last season, he averaged 8.5 points and 2.9 assists for Lagun Arco GBC in the Spanish League. He was a member of Brazilian national team in the 2012 Olympics.
Neto played in three games for the Jazz during the recent Orlando Summer League. He averaged 3.7 points and three assists in 16 minutes. In a 98-69 win over Brooklyn, he finished with seven points, four rebounds and three assists.
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At the conference, we'll be speaking at two sessions and sponsoring the Hack-a-thon. In the first presentation, Drinking from the Firehose: How Social Data is Changing Business Practices, Jud (@jvaleski) and Chris (@chrismoodycom) will discuss the ways that social data is being used to drive innovation across a variety of industries from Financial Services and Emergency Response to Local Business and Consumer Electronics. They'll also give a glimpse into the technical challenges involved in handling the ever-increasing volume of data that's flowing out of Twitter every day. If you're at Dreamforce, this session is on Tuesday (8/30) from 11am to noon in the DevZone Theater on the 2nd floor of Moscone West.
In the second presentation, Your Guide to Understanding the Twitter API, Rob (@robjohnson) will talk through the best ways to get access to the Twitter data that you're looking for, examining the pros and cons of the various methods. You can check out Rob's session on Tuesday (8/30) from 3:00 to 3:30 in the Lightning Forum in the DevZone on the 2nd floor of Moscone West.
And finally, we're sponsoring the Hack-a-thon where teams of developers will create cloud apps for the social enterprise using Twitter feeds from Gnip and at least one of the Salesforce platforms (Force.com, Heroku, Database.com). The winning team stands to take home at least $10,000 in prize money. We're really excited to see the creative solutions that the teams develop! All submissions are due no later than 6am on Thursday (9/1), so sign up now and get going!
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If the IRS hoped Friday's "apology" for giving extra special attention to tax-exemption applications of right-side groups would settle things, they're very disappointed this weekend. The Washington Post reports that the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration will soon issue a report saying Friday's apologizer, IRS Director, Exempt Organizations, knew this was going on in 2011. Meanwhile, in 2012 IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman was still testifying that IRS was not picking on the Tea Party.
So not only was the Shulman era at IRS grasping, incompetent and casually cruel, it was dishonest.
The Tax Prof has a fresh roundup, The Deepening IRS Scandal.
Another Washington Post story has this:
At various points over the past two years, Internal Revenue Service officials singled out for scrutiny not only groups with "tea party" or "patriot" in their names but also nonprofit groups that criticized the government and sought to educate Americans about the U.S. Constitution, according to documents in an audit conducted by the agency's inspector general.
The documents, obtained by The Washington Post from a congressional aide with knowledge of the findings, show that the IRS field office in charge of evaluating applications for tax-exempt status decided to focus on groups making statements that "criticize how the country is being run" and those that were involved in educating Americans "on the Constitution and Bill of Rights."
Yes, we sure need to keep an eye on those wingnuts who want to educate people on the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Dangerous lunatics, they are!
There is so much blog coverage of this that I won't even try to round it all up. A few links from our blogroll:
Megan McArdle, Why Did the IRS Target Conservative Groups?
Going Concern, Footnotes: Tea Party Patriots to IRS: Drop Dead
TaxProf, Schmalbeck on the IRS 'Targeting' of Conservative Groups, where an academic gives a "nothing to see here" take, one that is already largely overtaken by events.
And some other coverage:
Connor Simpson, Why the IRS Abruptly Apologized to the Tea Party (via Instapundit):
The report doesn't shay whether or not Shulman was informed about the Tea Party questioning, but it does show the IRS's chief counsel was. It's standard procedure for the counsel and commissioner to discuss this sort of thing before a Congressional hearing.
If so, The Worst Commissioner Ever can only plead incompetence instead of lying to Congress.
Reason.com has a bunch of posts at their Hit and Run blog, including Matthew Feeney, IRS Scrutiny Extended Beyond Tea Party Groups (Reason.com); Jesse Walker, A Brown Scare at the IRS?; Matt Welch, NY Times: IRS Targeting of Tea Party Only Proves Republicans Are Desperate "It's the inability to see discrete news events for what they are, rather than what they might mean for the neverending scrum between Teams Red and Blue."
Jonathan Adler, IRS Scrutinized Teaching the Constitution (Volokh Conspiracy)
Professor Bainbridge, Wider Problems Found at IRS – Twisting slowly in the wind
William Jacobson, IRS anti-Tea Party scandal gets real — senior IRS officials aware of targeting (Update – Chief Counsel knew and targets expanded to groups "educating on the Constitution and Bill of Rights")
Katrina Trinko, Rubio: IRS Commissioner Should Resign Immediately (The Corner)
Ann Althouse has more.
And here's my take from Friday, if you missed it: Look at a celebrity return? You're fired! Harass a Tea Party outfit? Carry on.
In other news:
Nina Olson, IRS Taxpayer Advocate, has an article in Tax Analysts (via the TaxProf) affirming her support for taxpayer regulation. Ms. Olson has done much good work as Taxpayer Advocate, but her support for increased preparer regulation is economically uninformed and hopelessly wrongheaded.
Russ Fox, IRAs and Owning a Business Through an IRA and What Can Go Wrong? Nevada Democrats Want to Give Tax Breaks to Movie Industry
Peter Reilly, Brooklyn Grandmother Wins On Dependency Exemption. Just in time for Mothers Day!
TaxGrrrl, IRS Set To Close Next Week. Bad news: it's only temporary.
Trish McIntire, Max and Dave Looking for Reform
Nick Kasprak, Do Tax Cuts Pay for Themselves?
Patrick Temple-West, Falling deficit alters budget debate, and more
Linda Beale, Orrin Hatch on tax reform at the ABA–a predictable right-wing rant
Andrew Mitchel, Barnes Group – Structured Repatriation Was a Dividend. In spite of the best efforts of national tax firms.
Phil Hodgen, Decline of American Civilization, Form 8938 Edition. "Let's just bury the world in useless paperwork, shall we?" That does appear to be the plan.
Kay Bell, IRS reports gains in criminal tax, other financial investigations
Jack Townsend, Cheating is Cheating, Except When Offshore Accounts Are The Means, followed up with More on Conviction Rates in Tax Cases.
Janet Novack, Independent Contractor Enforcement: There's More Than The IRS To Fear. Plenty of state rules and taxes also come into play.
Jim Maule, The Complexities of Tax: Is This Really Necessary? "A recent IRS private ruling, PLR 201318003, illustrates how the special low rates for capital gain adds layer upon layer of complexity to the tax law."
I'd like to report a hijacking. It looks like somebody at Tax Analysts forgot to renew their ownership of the tax.com domain name. Going there this morning gets this:
Tax.com is (has been?) home to the great group blog featuring, among others, David Brunori, Christopher Bergin, David Cay Johnston, Martin Sullivan, Cara Griffith and Clint Stretch. I hope this is only a temporary hijacking.


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The Seattle Seahawks' "12th man" contingent will soon be able to get special license plates featuring the logo of their favorite team, pending approval by the Legislature.
In California, the Oakland Raiders' famously rowdy fans don't have specialty license plates for their cars, but they do get special-edition "Raider Nation" ignition interlock devices after their third DUI.
This means he'll probably be able to pay off his student loans: After teaching himself to write code, a British teenager built a news reader app and sold it to Yahoo for nearly $30 million. Yahoo also gave the lad a job at its London office.
That's great, son, but don't get cocky. A real whiz kid would have snagged a deal with Google.
This means war: Organizers of the Edmonds Egg Hunt say they purposely left the word "Easter" off the event's title, to show respect for people who are not Christians.
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I live in America, I'm travelling in Germany right now. I don't have any of my BT5 discs with me and I went through Hell and high water to get BT 4 working with audio and wireless so I was going to see if I could do the same thing with BT5. Being a tad OCD, I couldn't wait the two weeks until I got home, so I downloaded the version of 5 I wanted and have been searching around for a few days on how to get it installed without using any media. All of my stuff is back home. I installed VirtualPC but I'm afraid that's only going to install BT on the virtual partition that program created. Is there any way I can get BT5 installed on my laptop without using thumb drives or discs? Does anybody know of a way to unpackage the files so I can access the install.sh to start the install? I'm probably wasting my time but I like to do things different but if there's no way to do it, then so be it. I just thought I'd ask.
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Talk Radio Legend Bob Grant Passes Away
Radio legend Bob Grant passed away on Tuesday in Hillsborough, NJ at the age of 84 according to various media reports. Grant had reportedly been ill for some time. Grant was considered by many to be the pioneer of the conservative talk radio format after a broadcasting career spanning over 50 years.
Grant got his start in radio in the late 1940's at WBBM in Chicago. Grant was a fixture in NYC radio beginning in 1970. Grant had two stops at WOR in 1977 and then again from 1996 to 2006.


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Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bad Company teaming up for summer tour
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Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bad Company will be hitting the road together. The two groups have mapped out a 13-date co-headlining U.S. trek, which will begin in Auburn, Washington on June 20th.
With the collaborative trek both bands are marking major 40th anniversary milestones. Skynyrd released their debut album, in 1973, while Free's Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke, Mott The Hoople's Mick Ralphs, and King Crimson's Boz Burrell came together in 1973 to form the supergroup Bad Company.
The touring lineup of Bad Company will feature Rodgers, Kirke, and Ralphs with guitarist Howard Leese and bassist Todd Ronning. Burrell died in 2006.
Both bands are looking forward to the tour. Skynyrd frontman Johnny Van Zant calls Rodgers one of his favorite rock singers, and adds that he and his bandmates "have a deep appreciation for Bad Company's music."
Rodgers says his history with Skynyrd dates back to the '70s and the days and nights at the Hyatt House on Sunset in L.A. He also credits his current health and happiness to Skynyrd, because the Southern rockers introduced him to his wife, Cynthia.
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June 20 - Auburn, Washington, at the White River Amphitheater
June 21 - Ridgefield, Washington, at the Sleep Country Amphitheater
June 23 - Mountain View, California, at the Shoreline Amphitheater
July 11 - Houston, Texas, at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
July 13 - Charlotte, North Carolina, at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
July 14 - Bristow, Virginia, at Jiffy Lube Live
July 17 - Camden, New Jersey, at the Susquehanna Bank Center
July 19 - Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, at the First Niagara Pavilion
July 20 - Noblesville, Indiana, at the Kilpsch Music Center
July 23 - Clarkston, Michigan, at the DTE Energy Music Theater
July 24 - Cincinnati, Ohio Riverbend Music Center
July 26 - Gilford, New Hampshire, at the Meadowbrook
July 27 - Bethel, New York, at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums are appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the Department of Agriculture for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1941, namely:
Eradicating cattle ticks: For the eradication of southern cattle ticks, $325,000: Provided, That, except upon the written order of the Secretary of Agriculture, no part of this appropriation shall be used for the purchase of animals or in the purchase of materials for or in the construction of dipping vats upon land not owned solely by the United States, except at fairs or expositions where the Department of Agriculture makes exhibits or demonstrations; nor shall any part of this appropriation be used in the purchase of materials or mixtures for use in dipping vats except in experimental or demonstration work carried on by the officials or agents of the Bureau of Animal Industry: Provided further, That not to exceed $5,000 of the amount herein made available may be used to purchase and supply beef to the Seminole Indians of the Big Cypress Swamp area, Hendry County, Florida, during the time that deer infested with cattle ticks are being removed from said area and until such area is restocked with deer.
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sneak much better man keep at it
romero nice ish but the SN short throw is like the paris hilton of graff, everyones doing it
sneak much better man keep at it
romero nice ish but the SN short throw is like the paris hilton of graff, everyones doing it
My first throwie for "delta-9". crits?
emic- your's is sick, I just think the E is a little too bubbly at the bottom.
sqwint- I like the coloring, but show a little more of the "t", it almost looks like an "r".
izoe- I'd also like to see your's with a lowercase "e".
That delta nine is fucked ahaha.
Stealing Niggras Wallets.
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ya its a sticker but its my throwie lolz
Before I scrolled down to your posts klic, I was gonna tell romero the same. Don't make excuses just see what you think doesn't look good and try to improve on it.
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im not making excuses.i didnt even do it.i dont even write illicit graffitis on walls illegally at all.no no no.im a good boy and do not partake in such endeavours.its the truth
EDIT: sizzuuurp;is that an r? it doesnt look like it if it is i would fix that.if it is infact an r.
i dont like it either. any suggestions
Sizzurp your shit always looks so sick but I usually can't read it haha whats is say?
it reads ruk >< my bigggggest fuckin problem is legibility
error- i dont like the A-P or the top of the R. i like the style ur goin for a lot though keep fuckin with it before u put it up. u should try and keep it all the same size too. it looks like it starts big with the s then gets smaller. try and make em all uniform
drakk- dont mess around with colors as much as u are. u really gotta work on ur simps and letters before u start colorin em and makin stickers. when i come up with throws i choose my letters and make em as simple as possible. then do it hundreds of times and ull see urself slowly start to tweak them. repetition builds style


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|Navajo Indian irrigation project. 43 U. S. C. 615ii-615yy.
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|33 U. S. C. 466 note.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Act of June 13, 1962 (76 Stat. 96), is amended as follows:
(a) By deleting "and" in the first sentence of section 3 (a) immediately preceding "townships 27" and by inserting immediately preceding "New Mexico principal meridian", the following: "townships 26 and 27 north, range 11 west, and townships 24, 25, and 26 north, ranges 12 and 13 west,";
(b) By deleting "$135,000,000 (June 1961 prices)" in the first sentence of section 7 and substituting in lieu thereof "$206,000,000 (April 1970 prices)"; and
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"(d) Each permit that is in effect on lands declared to be held in trust for the Navajo Tribe pursuant to section 3 (a) of this Act shall continue in effect for the term thereof unless the land is needed for irrigation purposes, subject to regulations applicable to permits of Indian lands, and upon its expiration it shall only be renewed on an annual basis until the land is required for irrigation purposes. When, in the judgment of the Secretary of the Interior, such land is required for irrigation purposes, the Secretary shall notify the permittee and the permit shall be deemed to be canceled, with no right of appeal. The permittee shall be compensated by the Navajo Tribe for the reasonable value of any range improvements of a permanent nature placed on the lands under authority of a permit or agreement with the United States, as determined by the Secretary of the Interior. Amounts paid to the United States by the Navajo Tribe out of
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The Navajo Indian irrigation project shall be operated in such manner that identifiable flows of water will not cause the project to be in violation of water quality standards promulgated pursuant to the Water Quality Act of 1965 (79 Stat. 903).
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E65 AC compressor DIY
Preface - if you think this writeup is long - get a quote from BMW dealer on replacing ac compressor. After you get that number this DIY will rhyme as you read it, and you may feel compelled to turn it into a song
I'm NOT a mechanic, and I have replaced my AC compressor on e65 745i yesterday. Since I've found no DIY's for this, so I had to figure things out as I went.
I'm posting this so some other poor soul who wants to do it himself can fair better than I did.
Mechanically my experience before this is Changing brakes, replacing waterpump, water valve and expansion valve.
On Difficulty Scale of 1-10 where 1 is Replacing a Dome light bulb and 10 rebuilding an engine, for me this was a 5.
(Remember, you'll need metric sizes)
Obviously you'll need tools, so In this list I'm only going to list Critical ones, meaning I had to drive to Autozone 3 times to get this, otherwise
you cannot get any further.
- Extension for the wrench, long one, one not so long... At times I had to use both together to get reach
- Offset wrench 13mm
- Swivel socket adapter
- 27mm socket
- 6mm Allen bit.
- PAG ISO 46 Refrigerant oil
- Ramp (highly recommend vs having you car just jacked up)
- Rubber gloves
- Goggles
0. BEFORE you do this, be absolutely sure you know what the problem is, and the AC compressor is what you want to replace! I thought I knew things, before I took
an arrow in the knee (lol). Meaning I replaced Water valve - did not solve my issue, then expansion valve - no result. Then paid $136 at some shop to examine my
ac system and they told me it was compressor.
Here we go:
0. You need to get the Freon gas (134 thing) out of AC. You can take it to the shop, and they will draw the gas out for you. Or you can vent it into air yourself
through LOW side connection, and then from HIGH side connection. This option is illegal though. If you go option B have a fan blowing at you and wear rubber gloves,
you don't want to breathe this stuff. Drain SLOWLY not to agitate the oil. You can only guess which way I went.
1. Then I got front of car on ramp (Autozone, $50). This might get lengthy so I didn't trust the car jack with my life. Put something behind rear tires.
Then activate Magnetic Parking brake.
2. Open hood. Remove center and right side black covers.
3. You will need to remove AIR FILTER housing. Unscrew top of housing from the air pipe that goes to engine (2 star bolts), disconnect some other air pipe that's
connected to top of air filter and remove the housing top with filter. Now remove the bottom air filter bucket. Its only held by 2 smaller star screws in the front
Wiggle that bucket out
4. Get under car and remove splash shield under engine - black plastic cover.
5. Disconnect ac compressor wire from plug
6. Now you'll need to disconnect 2 hoses from AC compressor. Done from top (under the hood). Both are secured by bolts, 6mm hex. Space it tight! I took a wrench,
attached short (3 inch extension), then long (7 inch extension), then swivel socket adapter, and at the end 6mm hex bit. This gives you reach and flexibility
and torque. Remove bolts that hold both hoses, and pull hoses away. Now I would plug the two holes with something. I used paper towel pieces. This will prevent
refrigerant oil dripping on you when you wiggle compressor our from the bottom.
7. Get under car. You will need to lower stabilization bar first. Its held by 4 bolts 16mm, 2 on each side. There is also a cluster of hoses held by 1 bolt that
you will need to disconnect to give you more space. Secure stabilization bar with something, I tied it with wire next to one of the control arms so it would
not be all up in my face.
8. Now here comes the annoying part - removing the compressor. Wear goggles, so dust, or ref oil would not drip in your eyeball. Keep children away, as you may feel
the need to swear as needed to alleviate frustrations if they come.
a. Look at the compressor that YOU WILL INSTALL (not the one in the car). Look and understand where and how it connects by bolts. There are 3 long bolts
that need to be unscrewed. 2 in the front of comp (top and bottom) and one in the back. All bolts are 13mm
b. Remove front bottom bolt. I used wrench, extension, swivel socket, + 13mm
c. Remove front top bolt. I used more extensions swivel socket, + 13mm
d. Remove back bolt. Due to space and room to wiggle this may get difficult. No way to explain wiggling, figure it out yourself. Viewing From under the car,
in the back of compressor you will see a bolt. I used an offset 13mm wrench. Once removed you will realize its not a bolt, but a nut. Once nut is removed you
will see another bolt behind it. That's the one that holds the compressor. I used 13mm offset wrench to at least nudge it from "stuck" state, then
used wrench with 2 extensions + swivel socket + 13mm head.
e. Once back bolt is removed you can pull AC belt with your hands off
f. From under the car shuffling cables around take out AC compressor . NOTE: try to keep the hose holes from facing downward so that ref oil will not drip out
if your paper plug unplugs, and drips on you.
9. Once compressor is out take a cup ( you will never drink from it again) and pour oil out of compressor hose hole into cup, make sure nothing is spilled. Bang compressor
on the floor and try draining again, do it couple of times as oil permeates to the bottom of compressor hose holes from whatever is inside it.
10. Make a mark of the amount of oil that was taken out.
Now in reverse:
11. put comp back same way you've taken it out
12. Secure with 3 bolts
13. Attach stabilizer bar back
14. Attach hose cluster back
15. Take old oil in the cup and dispose of properly. Put same amount of new PAG 46 ref oil in same cup + a little tad more , use cone to pour that oil into ac compressor
hose hole that's at 45 degrees incline.
15. Attach AC hose to compressor that connects at 90 degrees
16. Attach the other hose that's at 45
17. Connect ac comp wire to ac wire connection
18. Put ac belt back on the compressor pulley. I Used 27mm socket to turn main dampener pulley (big one with 2 grove tracks) as I forced the ac belt back on
19. Attach back air bottom bucket, to air cover and connect to air pipe.
20. I should have taken the car to shop and have them treat AC system to get moisture out and create vacuum. I did not. I just attached Autozone 134 freon gas and filled
ac system that evening. It worked and now i have cold air again. DISCLAIMER - Because i didn't do that vaac and moisture thing - i dont know what may happen.
So far everything works. An auto shop guy told me that it may create hydrochloric acid if you dont get moisture out. Another guy told me - "Nay", I filled my benz 600
without doing vaac/moisture thing - its been 2 years - no problems. So I went with plan b. Plus I rationalized that its TX, 100 degree heat - what moisture?
I will update this post if this was a mistake.
You know how to do this whole thing better? POST here, other will appreciate your input.
Last edited by apomerans; 07-02-2012 at 08:46 AM.
FOLLOWUP on the last disclaimer:
Today went to pep-boys to get more 134 refrigerant. Apperrantly they come with all sorts of additives like dye, leak sealing agents, etc... To my luck there was one that also "REMOVES MOISTURE" and "neutralizes ACID". Obviously I bought it.
So that removes almost all the risk of filling your system at home.
Thank you for this great writeup. It was very helpful when I replaced my compressor due to a failing bearing.
To give a cost overview, these are the specific tools and parts I had to get.
Manifold Gauges - 100$
Vaccum Pump - 160$ (Loaner-tool Autozone)
Can tap dispenser - 8$
HBNR O-Ring set - 8$
3x R134a - 340gr - 30$
1x PAG46 Oil - 10$
1x A/C Receiver Drier - RD10912KTC - 15$
1x Denso 471-1483 A/C Compressor - 375$ amazon
The nut and the bolt in the rear are a real disaster to get to, as described by apomerans. I was only able to loosen with an offset wrench and do the rest with my left hand. The harbor freight offset wrenches are not superb, as I found out. Get a decent 13mm one for the job.
My compressor came with plugs for the openings. These were quite convenient to reduce leakage while maneuvering the compressor in and out.
Have a funnel long enough ready to fill the oil in. Space is tight and its a long way.
Follow the TIS instructions on how to replace the receiver dryer 64 53 517.
When re-filling the a/c, note that it takes 810gr of r134a. I used scales to measure up the weight of the last bottle. 340gr + 340gr + 130gr from the last bottle. The can itself weighs about 100gr, plus tap dispenser and hose.
I found the following youtube video helpful.
Silver 2004 BMW E66 / 745Li (DIYs):
ASK, Logic 7, blower, battery, guibo joint, active stabilizer bar bushings, diff oil, tranny sw update, vacuum pump gasket, window lift, a/c compressor, washer fluid reservoir, belt tensioner and deflector, crankcase vacuum hoses, crankcase vents, solenoid gaskets, headlight overhaul, ISM, hood lifts, driver mirror, sway bar end links, rear fog lamps, headlight washer, headlight vertical aim, VCGs
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Last edited by flash_n; 11-03-2012 at 03:23 PM. Reason: added pictures
flash_n, I'm going ghetto. I bought some of the r134a and am just trying to fill it via the low side port.
Problem is, the end of the hose which is supposed to fit over the low side port is way too big for that space. The low side port is so close to the engine block, theres no room to fit it between the port and engine.
In your one picture, I noticed that you were able to fit the blue hose on to the port, can you tell me the name of the part you used (or provide a link to the part)?
(Looks like your port may actually be a little further away from the engine block)
I was just replacing my water pump (and serpintine belt, idler, tentioner, vacuum lines and hoses) and found that I had to remove the harmonic balancer to get to the final bolt. I tried my best to do the stretch deal with a bottle jack, I tried a number of other attempts and 'almost' got it on.
Then I ordered one of these from NAPA:
It didn't work either (the lip on either side of the belt channels were too thick to fit in the slot of the tool).
Then I finally found a copy of the BMW service manual that references the BMW special tool.
Which has been superceded by
www.samstagsales.com sells this one for US$98
Looking a bit further, I found this one on ebay for US$54.89
I should get it next week and will post up my results.
Summary: As in most all cases, the right tool for the right job.
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Well, the tool worked flawlessly. I live in CA and the tool was delivered in a day.
Also, if you do like I did and actually installed the belt one groove too far in, just install the tool in the area that does not have the belt on it and rotate and you can persuade it to move one groove or another. I would even bet you could remove it that way as well.
Good luck!
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Then plop this independent gal into motherhood and see how she flails. The masculine traits that served women well in career and life immediately clash with the requirements of mothering.
In Women's Moods: What Every Woman Must Know about Hormones, the Brain, and Emotional Health, Deborah Sichel, M.D., and Jeanne Watson Driscoll, M.S., R.N., C.S., say it well: "The postpartum period is an inherently regressive time, when a woman needs to depend on others for care, food and safety. She must be able to relinquish her assertive role and allow others to care for her so she is freed to care for her baby."
Indeed, this is a tall order. Drop that recordbreaking efficiency and your down-to-a-science multi-tasking, because your maximum speed will now be a snail-paced ten miles per hour. You must focus on each infinitesimally tiny miracle of your baby's first months and be present "in the moment," not distracted by the fourteen other tasks you're used to simultaneously managing. For the next year, you will accomplish absolutely nothing except for feeding and diapering. And, despite your usual comprehensive research and thoughtful planning, your child will prove so unpredictable that feeling good about your work, much less that you're on top of it, is out of the question.
In business jargon, Western moms go into parenting with an entirely different "skill set" than that which the job requires. Legend has it we're endowed with the right stuff for motherhood, except that most of us are rusty, having spent the last decade or two working in other arenas than babysitting. The adjustment is so abrupt and so dramatic that it paralyzes many moms, with the exception of a few women I met who had remained especially close to their extended families. These moms had realistic expectations of life with small children because of their longtime exposure to the little menaces.


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Using Selective Call Rejection
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Program your phone to reject calls from numbers on a pre-defined list.
How it works: You can program your phone to reject calls from any number you place in the rejection list. When your service is turned "on", any callers on this list will hear an announcement that you're not accepting calls at this time. All other calls will ring through as usual.
Note: These steps do not apply to VoiceManager lines. See Configuring Selective Call Rejection for VoiceManager.
How to use this service:
- Lift the handset and listen for the dial tone.
- Press *60.
- Listen for an announcement telling you whether the feature is currently on or off. The recorded voice will then tell you how many (if any) numbers are currently stored in your rejection list.
- Follow the voice instructions and Press 3 to turn the feature on (if it is currently off), or turn the feature off (if it is currently on).
Press #01# to add the last caller to your rejection list .
To hear the phone numbers on your list:
- Press 1.
- After the list is read, voice instructions will follow.
To add a number to your list:
- Press #.
- Follow the voice instructions you'll hear. You can store up to 31 phone numbers in your rejection list.
To remove a number from your list:
- Press *.
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Question 1:
Yeah pretty much. I don't really know what you mean by "synchronize their own home networks" but an AP will send out Beacon Frames to tell everyone that it's there.
Question 2:
Yes, but keep in mind (anyone correct me if I'm wrong..) that you will only send out probe requests for SSID's that your computer knows (ie, has connected to before)
Question 3:
Your AP will send out a probe response to ANY probe request. However, I would think that it would only send them to your neighbour's machines if they had either connected to your AP previously, or were currently trying to connect... I could be wrong.
Question 4:
Not sure to be honest. I think your machine might still send out probe requests to your AP, because it could be looking for a stronger signal from the same SSID in your ESS (another AP in your network with the same name. Mainly used for enterprise networks) and thus your AP would respond with a probe response...
Question 5:
Your machine will send out probe requests for any network it has connected to previously. If an AP is not sending out Beacon Frames (Hidden SSID), it will still respond to your probe request and you will connect, provided you have the correct credentials.
Hope that helps.
[EDIT]Actually, an AP with hidden SSID might still send out Beacon Frames, just not the SSID in that frame... I can't remember. It's been a while.[/EDIT]


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Neville Bryce and Eric Watts have been recognized as Don Hansen's Football Gazette Division II All-America Honorable Mention selections, as announced Monday afternoon.
The Don Hansen Division II All-America Team carries out the legacy of long-time small college football advocate Don Hansen, who passed away at age 75 on Aug. 29, 2010. Hansen, from Brookfield, Ill., started and published Don Hansen's National Weekly Football Gazette for three decades, selecting NCAA Division II All-America teams for the first time in 1988.
The Don Hansen Football Committee selected All-Super Region teams in December and early January, with the first-team and second-team All-Super Region players advancing to the national ballot.
A total of 167 players earned some form of Don Hansen All-America honors. Players from 77 of the 150 football-playing schools in Division II earned Don Hansen All-America accolades. National Champion Minnesota Duluth and national semifinalist Northwest Missouri State led the way by placing nine players apiece on All-America squad.
Bryce and Watts were both recognized earlier this month on the All-Super Region Two team, capping off a season in which the Tornados went 4-7, 1-6 in South Atlantic Conference play, winning their season finale against Mars Hill College to cap a solid two-year turnaround in the program.
Neville Bryce, a senior from Cades, S.C., finished up his Brevard playing career with a stellar senior season in which the 6-0, 220 pound fullback carried the ball 112 times for 656 yards, averaging 5.9 yards per carry. Bryce averaged 72.9 yards per game, starting seven games in the Tornados backfield, and found the end zone 11 times during the regular season, including nine in the final four games of the season, including four times against Wingate and three in the season finale against Mars Hill College. Bryce finished out his career at Brevard College as the Tornados all-time leading rusher with 1,254 yards.
Eric Watts, the 2010 All-SAC Second Team punter from Powhatan, Va. led the South Atlantic Conference in punting average, averaging 42.9 yards per attempt, with a season long of 73 yards coming against Johnson C. Smith on September 18th. Watts placed 14 kicks inside the 20 yard line on the season, with five punts traveling farther than 55 yards. Watts currently possesses nine of the 10 longest punts in Brevard College history and will look to build on that next year. In addition to his duties as punter, Watts was also the Tornados top receiver in the 2010 season, catching 18 passes for 236 yards and three touchdowns, averaging 21.5 yards per catch.


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AT&T Making Millions by Handing Data to CIA
(NEWSER) – Government surveillance is paying off for AT&T. The company has been sharing its trove of call records with the CIA, and it didn't exactly need to be strong-armed with a court order to do it. Instead, the company has a voluntary contract worth more than $10 million, the New York Times reports, putting it in quite a different camp than the tech giants who protested that they were legally compelled to help the NSA. Like the NSA, the CIA focuses on foreign calls, but US calls are in the database.


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Dryer Tapped to be Acting Associate Administrator for Office of Performance Improvement
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October 5, 2005
Contact: Jen Millikin, (202) 501-1231
Washington, D.C.--Administrator Stephen A. Perry today announced his selection of Tom Dryer as the Acting Associate Administrator for the agency's Office of Performance Improvement (OPI), which is responsible for developing and executing performance improvement. The appointment is effective immediately.
In this role, Dryer will lead efforts to administer the President's Management Agenda items within GSA, including linking budget with performance, competitive sourcing, performance measurement and Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) principals. His responsibilities will also include providing direct assistance to the Administrator in overseeing the implementation of action plans, process changes, organizational changes and other performance improvement initiatives developed to meet GSA agency-wide goals.
Mr. Dryer has been with GSA since June 2003, when he was named Special Assistant to the Regional Administrator in GSA's Northwest Arctic Region. In February 2004, he was appointed Congressional Relations Officer in GSA's Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs in Washington, DC and promoted to Deputy Associate Administrator in December 2004. He also serves as GSA's Deputy White House Liaison.
Mr. Dryer holds a bachelor's degree in politics and government from the University of Puget Sound.
For more information about the Office of Performance Improvement, visit GSA.gov.
GSA is a centralized, federal procurement, property management, policy development and information provision agency, created by Congress to improve government efficiency and help federal agencies better serve the public. In this role, GSA acquires products and services on behalf of federal agencies; plays a key role in developing and implementing government-wide policies; provides services and solutions for the office operations of more than one million federal workers; and encourages a citizen-centric relationship with government by providing a single "point of entry" to the information and services citizens need in a timeframe they can appreciate. This allows citizens to receive accurate, timely and consistent answers and information, and helps federal agencies better respond to citizen inquiries.


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Friday, May 10, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM (CDT)
Event Details
You are welcome to register and attend our meetings if you meet the following criteria.
Domestic and international sales, channel sales, or business development SVP, EVP, VP, or directors, and Chief Sales Officers. You must be currently employed and not in transition. You must have a sales management responsibility, not just in an individual contributor's role.
A roundtable of employed sales management senior executives to network, to learn from each other, and to help our staff and us perform to the best of our abilities.
08:00 - 08:15 - Networking, registration and breakfast
08:15 - 08:30 - Brief introductions of attendees
08:30 - 09:15 - Panel presentations
Topic: CRM / Analytics / Lead Scoring / and Measurements
09:15 - 09:45 - Best practice sharing session
09:45 - 10:00 - Close and Networking
The Panelists:
Joel Fitzgerald - Practice Director - Sakonent -
Joel is a key leader in Sakonent's CRM practice areas. For nearly 15 years, he's been designing interactions, information, and business processes that create a smarter and more effective workplace. An expert in CRM tools and technologies, Joel has helped companies transform at the intersection of people, processes and technologies by deconstructing how organizations manage their complex relationships. Prior to joining Sakonent in early 2010, Joel performed in various business and technology leadership roles at Hewitt, Whittman-Hart, 1SYNC, Trading Technologies & Eaton Corporation. While at Trading Technologies, Joel built and operationalized a team of managed services onboarding professionals who together connected dozens of the world's largest financial institutions to TT's global high frequency trading network, TTNET. This accomplishment resulted in a 40% reduction in time- to-market from previous client rollouts. A graduate of Ohio University in Management Information Systems, Joel started his career as an entrepreneur repairing school bus seats for local school districts , but soon discovered the power of the web while working as an intern unix admin at Ohio University's Computer Science department during the early 1990s. He hasn't repaired a bus seat since. Joel and his wife reside in the western suburbs of Chicago with their two children and Portuguese water dog.
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Alfio is responsible for the Business Development of Microsoft Dynamics GP, Dynamics CRM and Dynamics RMS business solutions. LANAC Technology provides Custom Development, Implementation and training for all of the solutions they provide. Prior to joining LANAC Alfio spent several years as a Global Account Manager with Ricoh USA, selling document management solutions and managed print services. He earned recognition for being a CRM leader using the company's home grown CRM system which eventually moved to Salesforce.com. Alfio has a proven Business Development track record with other companies that include IBM, Texas Instruments and Moore Business Communication Services. His CRM user experience while at these companies include, ACT, Gold Mine, Siebel, Microsoft Dynamics CRM and Salesforce.com.
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USC Concert Choir opens season with Bach
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The University of South Carolina Concert Choir performs Johann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B Minor for its opening season program at 6 p.m., Sunday, March 3.
The concert will be held at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, 1100 Sumter St., Columbia.
Soloists from the USC School of Music faculty, including Tina Stallard, Janet Hopkins, Walter Cuttino and Jacob Will, and Virginia Tech guest soprano Ariana Wyatt are set to perform with the choir.
Larry Wyatt, director of the concert choir, says the complex piece of work by Bach has only been performed once in Columbia, more than 20 years ago.
"Performances of the B-minor Mass around the world are not rare because the stature of the music demands that it be performed. However, when performances are mounted, they become something of a musical event, attracting the full attention of music lovers," Wyatt says.
Music scholars call Bach's Mass in B Minor the greatest musical work of the 19th century through today. Most of the work's sections date from various times in Bach's long residence in Leipzig, and were assembled to form a complete Mass only near the end of his life. The earliest section is the "Sanctus," from 1724. The "Kyrie and Gloria" are taken from a 1733 Mass that Bach dedicated to the electoral court of Saxony at Dresden. The last major addition was the "Credo," written in 1748-49.
An orchestra comprising USC faculty, students and professional musicians from Columbia, Charleston, Virginia and Florida, will perform movements featuring instrumental violin, flute, oboe, and bassoon and horn soloists.
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This has nothing to do with backtrack, but rather basic networking skills.
The only problem I see here is that your internet connected network can't find an appropriate DNS server. It would be a good idea to find out what the router thinksiis the gateway and ensuring that this is correct. Generally for a home user type scenario, the gateway is the public facing IP address assigned by your ISP.
Accessing both networks is a trivial matter of ensuring that the responsible router has the gateway's in it's tables for both networks, the client (NIC) tries to access.


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PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh City Council has voted to levy a 10 percent excise tax on billboards, but Baton Rouge outdoor advertising company Lamar Advertising says it will fight the plan in court.
The council on Monday voted 7-2 to impose the tax. The city says the tax could generate up to $4 million annually.
But an attorney for Lamar Advertising said billboards are protected under the First Amendment.
Jonathan Kamin said Lamar will sue in federal court if the bill gets final approval next week.
Last month, Lamar used area billboards to criticize council members who proposed the tax.


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Accusations have flown that Corbett played politics with the case of the predatory animal.
The three—Lichtblau, Risen, and Corbett—were an unlikely combination.
Corbett has sued the NCAA over penalties the association handed the school in the Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse tragedy.
"Well, I don't suppose you'll want it, now you have got it," replied Corbett.
Corbett, you and Astro go back to the shack and give Roger a hand.
He finished his remarks with, "Do you and your enlightened countrymen consider Mr. Corbett a good actor?"
Jeannette held her finger up to Corbett, saying, with a smile, 'mchant!'
"Better keep what you've got and not gamble any more," replied Corbett kindly.
As Corbett was at the table, one of the men came down and made a sign.
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