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On Thursday 25th April we hosted the third edition of our SocialSuccess Mic-Up, a social media meet-up with a twist. The theme for the evening was "The best thing that ever happened to you because of social media". We were looking for stories of adventures, re-connection, personal projects and dreams – all made possible thanks to the power of Social Media. Attendees could tweet their topic ideas in advance and we picked five to take to the stage for their five minutes of fame, open-mic style!
If you couldn't make the event or would like to watch some of the talks again, we have posted each of the chosen speakers talks including the opening speech by Caleb Storkey below. If you would like to join us for the next MicUp in London in September, follow the hashtags #Socialsuccess #MicUp or sign up to our Social Success newsletter.
"The power and potential of a new birth through the lens of social media."
"Having a cup of coffee and great offline conversations from
London to Tokyo thanks to SM"
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Nicki Minaj stares at the bedrock! Foolproof.
Nicki Minaj stares at the bedrock! Foolproof.
If you believe in Flying Spaghetti Monster put this in your profile and don't just ignore this, because he says, `If you deny me, I will deny you in front the beer volcano
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My x and y shinies: froakie (193 eggs MM), Mime Jr (RE), Volbeat (RE)
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I have my pokemon dance on the bedrock.
I think the tallyists were abducted by aliens.
I have my family to destroy it with a nuke.
75% of Pokemon gamers use cheats and specially made codes to make their pokemon battle-worthy. If you are one of the 25% percent that level their Pokemon up legally, put this in your signature. (Started by SkittyLover77)
98% of fans believe that Ash's Oshawott will not evolve. If you are part of the 2% that believes in Samurott, copy and paste this into your sig and screw the haters! (Started by PrinceGray) for Ash! XD
Also,vote for Pikachu cuz' it's freakin' awesome!
"This is it. This is your story."
I show the bedrock's daughter how "A minute is all I need."
Then I jump out the window of his house for the first thing in the morning...
I ain't giving up on the bedrock just yet.
I steal a UFO and abduct the bedrock with it.
I throw the tallyists at the Bedrock.
I capture the Bedrock in a Masterball, then smash the ball.
Ashley casts a spell on the Bedrock.
I use hypnosis to make the bedrock destroy itself.
But hpw could it? So it just takes 1 damage from stupididty attack!
I defeat the bedrock with paper. AND SCIENCE!
I'm back.
Shotgun. Boom.
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I use chip away on then bedrock. Does 50 damage!
Dammit, I've been practically dead. Too busy fighting demons and shadows.......* points evoker at head*....... back to work...* fires*
I am a Christian and proud of it! Copy and paste this if you are too.
I teach the bedrock Projectile Motion.
Am I the only one here without a Yveltal avatar?
I roll the bedrock into a joint and Willie Nelson smokes it.
My gardevoir sends the bedrock into a Black hole and is transported to the void where gilgamesh beats the stuffing out of it with excalipur for a 25-hit combo dealing a massive total of....1 damage. He then throws the useless sword at the bedrock for 25 damage.
Dammit, I've been practically dead. Too busy fighting demons and shadows.......* points evoker at head*....... back to work...* fires*
I am a Christian and proud of it! Copy and paste this if you are too.
Oh my god the talliests weren't abducted by aliens!
We all have a celebratoy party atop the bedrock.
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I put the bedrock in a playground full of ferocious kindergarteners.
Latios holding Soul Dew uses Dragon Pulse on the bedrock.
I whack the block of bedrock 1000 times with my diamond OMEGATON HAMMER!
I convince a Snorlax to try to eat the bedrock.

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Nathan Bracken, regarded as one of one-day cricket's great "death" bowlers, said the only way bowlers in the Big Bash League would survive their pressure-packed role is by "wanting" to do the job.
At a time of calls for the big bats being used to plunder runs at a staggering rate to be regulated, the BBL has been brutal to some bowlers – and their teams – in the final overs of some matches.
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George Bailey and Steve Smith hit centuries as Australia chase down 309 against India at the WACA.
In perhaps the most extreme example, Adelaide's Travis Head hammered 51 runs off 18 deliveries to defeat the Sydney Sixers on New Year's Eve. The opening one-day international in Perth proved just as horrific on Tuesday, when Scott Boland was belted for 30 runs in his final two overs against India to finish with 0-74.
Despite the mauling, Boland said he would welcome another opportunity to bowl at the death for Australia and Bracken said that was the right attitude. He warned any bowler would lose the contest the instant they doubted themselves.
"It's high risk but high reward," Bracken said. "You've got to want to be in that situation. You've got to enjoy that role because the moment you second-guess yourself ... you're done.
"If the opposition is five down and has a set player – like Travis Head or Chris Lynn in the BBL – he's pre-empting what he's doing. Travis Head was just going to [the Adelaide Oval's] short boundary against the Sixers and what the bowlers needed to do that night was make it difficult for him to hit to that area.
"They should've forced him to play something he didn't want to. As a bowler you need to study what the batsman's actions and his preferred shots are and try to change that. You take them to your strengths, and to an area that you have protected or can protect.
"It comes down to length. If you want to bowl a bouncer it's got to be the right height; bowl a yorker and you must hit it. Miss by the slightest of margins and you'll be punished."
Sydney Thunder's Jacques Kallis proved the importance of confidence after the 40-year-old guided his team to a one-run victory over the Melbourne Stars before Christmas when James Faulkner was at the crease needing to hit 10 runs for victory.
"It's just about going back to your basics, having a plan and backing what you planned," Kallis said. "[Michael Hussey] looked at me and asked me if I want to do it and I said 'yeah'. I had a plan and I knew I could execute it ... fortunately, I got six balls exactly where I wanted it."
Bracken said the game has evolved since the first World T20 staged in 2007, when South Africa used all-rounder Albie Morkel to inflict as much damage as possible on their oppositions' attack.
"Morkel would come out in the last five overs and smash the ball for miles and every side has that type of player now," Bracken said. "Ben Cutting does it for the Brisbane Heat. He comes in at the 15-over mark, uses one or two balls to get his eye in and then does his damage.
"Every team has those players and the bowler needs to realise whatever he plans to do he has to execute it. You can't be half-hearted and if you miss a yorker it needs to be full, not short, because if the batsman can get under it, it's going."
Apart from advising the current generation of "closers" to keep the batsman guessing, Bracken says they also need to be willing to change tact.
"The bowler can't be stuck in his ways either," he said. "He needs to be able to adapt to think of doing things like bowling around the wicket, create opportunities to give yourself the chance to control where the ball is and that'll keep the batsman guessing. He'll have to figure out what he needs to do."


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hi all, i recently tried a version of the primal diet and found that it really helped me with my stomach disease: gastroparesis. alas due to the inherent randomness of the disease things didn't go perfectly, but this time i plan to stick to it as i can't expect it all to be cured and perfect in one go i live in the netherlands and don't know of anyone else doing this diet - so any online support is certainly welcome
No announcement yet.
primal diet for gastroparesis
thank you the wikipedia page explains a lot about gastroparesis. basically its slow stomach emptying and in my case i just have *a lot* of trouble keeping down solid foods, but the primal diet - with modifications - seems to help the basic dietary advice for gastroparesis is: low fat, low fiber, high carb tiny meals spread throughout the day. however grains and high carb really don't work for me so that's how i came across PB. i'll first start with the diet part and if i can get my energy up then add more exercise.


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HOUSTON (AP) — Alyssia Brewer had 12 points and 11 rebounds, and No. 19 UCLA held No. 16 Texas to 24% shooting en route to a 62-42 victory Saturday in the MD Anderson Proton Therapy Showcase.
Jasmine Dixon added 10 points for the Bruins (5-1), who have played three ranked teams already this season.
Nneka Enemkpali had 16 points and 12 rebounds for Texas (5-1) — her school-record sixth straight double-double. No other Longhorn player had more than six points as Texas hit just 15 of 63 field goals and committed 29 turnovers.
UCLA led 13-12 midway through the first half when it scored 15 straight points to pull away for good.
The game was played at Reliant Stadium, home to the NFL's Houston Texans, as part of a Texas-UCLA men's and women's doubleheader.
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Court: Fining Jammie Thomas $9,250 Per Song Infringed Motivates Creative Activity
from the really-now? dept
Given that, the court then takes the statutory range (basically $750 to $150,000 -- upper limit is $30,000 if not willful) and basically says, "well, $9,250 is at the low end of the range, so it's fine."
We conclude that an award of $9,250 per each of twenty-four works is not "so severe and oppressive as to be wholly disproportioned to the offense and obviously unreasonable." .... Congress, exercising its "wide latitude of discretion,"... set a statutory damages range for willful copyright infringement of $750 to $150,000 per infringed work.... The award here is toward the lower end of this broad range. As in Williams, "the interests of the public, the numberless opportunities for committing the offense, and the need for securing uniform adherence to [federal law]" support the constitutionality of the award.Because of this, it argues that crazy copyright statutory damages somehow automatically "motivate the creative activity."
Congress's protection of copyrights is not a "special private benefit," but is meant to achieve an important public interest: "to motivate the creative activity of authors and inventors by the provision of a special reward, and to allow the public access to the products of their genius after the limited period of exclusive control has expired." ... With the rapid advancement of technology, copyright infringement through online file-sharing has become a serious problem in the recording industry. Evidence at trial showed that revenues across the industry decreased by fifty percent between 1999 and 2006, a decline that the record companies attributed to piracy. This decline in revenue caused a corresponding drop in industry jobs and a reduction in the number of artists represented and albums releasedThe court then accepts as fact (a) these highly dubious claims that the record labels are in trouble and it's all due to copyright infringement online and (b) that such awards actually act as a deterrent. The truth is both of these statements are factually incorrect. The record labels are in trouble because they failed to adapt to a changing market. And awards of many thousands of dollars for infringing on a single song don't act as a deterrent at all. They just seem so far away from any sense of reality that they actually make people respect copyright even less.
I've long been a believer that the RIAA and the labels sued Tenenbaum and Thomas-Rasset for just a couple dozen songs, but then kept making the point that they were really sharing over a thousand to defend the ridiculously large awards. If that's the case, then they should have sued over all of the songs -- because you can't defend against that which you weren't sued over. In this appeal, Thomas-Rasset more or less tried to use a variation on that argument to prove the insanity of the $9,250 number, pointing out that if she had been sued over 1,000 songs, then she would have owed $9.25 million, which just seems obviously ridiculous. Unfortunately, the court makes a weird statement to avoid that logic:
The absolute amount of the award, not just the amount per violation, is relevant to whether the award is "so severe and oppressive as to be wholly disproportioned to the offense and obviously unreasonable."Is that really true, though? The court seems to be saying that it's only the total amount that matters, and not the amount per violation. But that makes no sense. Since the question is whether it's "disproportioned to the offense" then, um, the offense itself is important. Yet, here the court is arguing "24 songs or 1,000 songs, doesn't matter -- just the total amount matters."
The court also said that Judge Davis shouldn't have ordered a mistrial, as he did over faulty jury instructions in that original jury trial. The issue was over mistaken jury instructions, concerning whether or not "making available" is infringement. The RIAA was hoping that the court would also confirm their highly questionable theory that merely "making available" (i.e., putting something in a shared folder) is infringement itself, rather than the view of many that you have to show something that actually violates one of the rights under the Copyright Act (distribution, reproduction, etc.). Making available is not one of those rights, but the RIAA and copyright maximalists like to pretend it is, and they were hoping the court here would say it was. Instead, the court punts on the issue, saying that because it can handle the main issues at hand without having to deal with the making available question, they'll skip it, thank you very much:
But because the verdicts returned by the second and third juries are sufficient to justify these remedies, it is unnecessary for this court to consider the merits of the district court's order granting a new trial after the first verdict. Important though the "making available" legal issue may be to the recording companies, they are not entitled to an opinion on an issue of law that is unnecessary for the remedies sought or to a freestanding decision on whether Thomas-Rasset violated the law by making recordings available.Thomas-Rasset's attorneys have made it clear they plan to appeal, though there's no guarantee that the case will go anywhere. It appears unlikely that there will be any sort of circuit split between this case and the Tenenbaum case, as both seem to be heading in similar directions (though somewhat different paths). And, as I've said before, both of these cases were the wrong ones to fight for a precedent on. In both cases, you have clear examples of "bad actors" -- who not only infringed, but knew they were infringing -- and who then took steps that make it easy to portray them as bad actors in court, whether it was trying to blame others or outright lying to the court. Both Thomas-Rasset and Tenenbaum should have settled their cases long ago. There are important Constitutional questions about statutory damages for copyright, but these two make bad cases and they're making it easy for the courts to put in place dangerous precedents that guarantee that copyright law gets no respect from the public, and that damages are wholly outside the realm of reasonable.


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July 10th, 2009, 07:06 PM | #4 |
Floor Shift Maddness!
body lift is the only cheap thing you can do. superlift makes a kit but there around 1600 bucks and you will also need a new front driveshaft for another 400.
if i had 2K to drop i would put a solid front axle under it |
July 16th, 2009, 02:19 PM | #11 |
hoo dat. wat.
sell a dog first?
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July 16th, 2009, 03:42 PM | #12 |
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not sure if this helps much, but I put 285/75-16's (32.8 diam) on a stock 99 Ranger sport, and the only rubbing that has ever occured is just barely on the front sway bar, which I can only tell that by the paint rubbing off of the sway bar, never felt it touch at all...maybe there are some parts that can be swapped from the Ranger to get them to fit, not sure, but something to look into
July 16th, 2009, 04:13 PM | #13 |
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buy my entire superlift lift kit in december. has about 10k on it
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July 16th, 2009, 07:52 PM | #14 |
Ranger Addiction?
33's might take a little work, but I suggest this:
2-3" body lift. Extended shackles (rear) T-bar crank up front (I think those years have t-bars sill?) This will be roughly 4" lift over stock, but because of the fender shape, you might still get a bit of rubbing. You might have slightly better luck with a 33x10.5 too. |
August 16th, 2009, 09:39 PM | #15 |
I'm running 33x12.5 on my 96 Explorer with torsion bars cranked, warrior 153 shackles, and a 3" Performance accesories body lift. Also a minor amount or trimming. Its about 5 1/2" to 6" of lift.
September 3rd, 2009, 03:48 PM | #16 |
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Look at my 97 Explorer. Cheap ass lift. Crank the torsion bars, Have the rear leafs done to make it match, 2 inch body lift. The rear doors are way too close to the fenders which is why they don't make a flare kit for it, at least not 3 years ago when I did mine. I fit 33" BFG and Claws with no problem on 15x8 rims. I also had to make upper control arms though to get the camber/caster right. Total cost was around $200.00. But I would LOVE the superlift kit which is a 4" lift.
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The rear may already have a very good limited slip. I replaced mine last year and it made a huge difference. Obviously my original one wasn't working worth a poop. I am not happy with 33's and 4:56 gears so I understand 31's sucking also. There is A LOT to drag under these body styles and the suspension sucks when it comes to articulation. I have the locker, gears, power, and 33's but a lot of the time I have to gun it up and over things if there are a lot of holes here and there. But it makes it! I am hoping for the 4" lift and then some 35's in the future.
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When a cat feels safe in her environment she will deposit pheromone (scent) marks on furniture or other prominent objects. These marks convey a message of well-being and a feeling of safety. By mimicking the cats natural facial pheromones Feliway creates a state of familiarity and security in the cats local environment. FELIWAY can be used in the following situations To make your cat feel safe and secure To calm your cat if he is showing symptoms of stress To reduce stress when there is disruption to your cats environment To help integrate multi-cat households How to use the Feliway Refill for a diffuser Remove the refill vial cap. Screw refill vial firmly onto diffuser unit. Plug the diffuser into an electric socket in the room where most problems occur or when your cats spend the most time. Leave the diffuser switched on continuously. Diffuser refill (48 ml) should last 4 weeks. After this the refill vial will be empty and should be replaced as needed. Recommended for use in rooms approx. 50 - 70 m Important Please make sure that the diffuser is not covered by furniture or curtains as this can run the risk of building up blockages which may prevent the pheromones from dispersing in the room properly. Always consult your vet if your cat is showing signs of stress. Your cats problem may be of a clinical origin and may require further treatment. The refill is especially designed for the FELIWAY Diffuser. The product cannot be guaranteed if a different device is used with the refill. Similarly the electric device should not be used with another substance. Please note This device is designed for use in France therefore a power adapter for use in the UK is included free of charge.
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Dear Mr. Romero:
On September 23, 24, and 26, 2008, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted an inspection of your food processing facility, located at Centro Industrial Villa Blanca, Building #3, Luis Munoz Marin Avenue, Caguas, Puerto Rico 00726. The inspection was conducted to determine compliance with FDA's Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP) requirements for manufacturing, packing, or holding human food, Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 110 (21 CFR 110). Our investigators documented serious deviations from the regulations that cause the products manufactured in your facility to be adulterated within the meaning of Section 402(a)(4) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act(the Act) [21 U.S.C. § 342(a)(3)-(4)] in that they have been prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions whereby they may have become contaminated with filth, or may have been rendered injurious to health. You can find the Act and FDA regulations through links on FDA's home page at www.fda.gov.
Specifically, our inspection of your facility documented the following sanitation deviations:
To comply with 21 CFR § 110.10(b)(9), all persons working in direct contact with food, food-contact surfaces, and food packaging materials must take all necessary precautions to protect those items from contamination with microorganisms or foreign substances including, but not limited to, perspiration, hair, cosmetics, tobacco, chemicals, and medicines applied to the skin. However, on September 23, 2008, our investigator observed the following:
a. An employee was not wearing gloves while conducting the vacuum sealing operation of bags of shredded carrots.
b. Employees were leaning over and inserting their arms into the bins containing shredded carrots and lettuce and touching, in instances, the interior of the bins with their coats and/or with broken sleeve protectors.
c. Employees did not take off their coats while using the sanitary facilities.
2. To comply with 21 CFR§ 110.10(b)(5), you must ensure that all persons working in direct contact with food maintain gloves, if used in food handling, in an intact, clean, and sanitary condition to protect against contamination of food. However, on September 23, 2008, our investigator observed employees touching non-food contact surfaces, such as their street clothes and equipment exteriors, without further sanitizing and/or changing their gloves. Further, our investigator observed employees who did not change gloves after shifting duties or at other times after their gloves might have become contaminated. For example, employees were observed placing their gloves into their coat pockets and reusing them after returning from duty breaks, including after lunch time.
3. To comply with 21 CFR § 110.10(b)(6), employees must wear, where appropriate, in an effective manner, beard covers or other effective hair restraints. However, on September 23, 2008, our investigator observed employees with beards or mustaches who were not wearing beard covers.
4. To comply with 21 CFR § 110.35(a), you must maintain buildings, fixtures, and other physical facilities of the plant in a sanitary condition and in repair sufficient to prevent food from becoming adulterated within the meaning of the Act. However, on September 23, 2008, our investigator observed the following:
a. Water condensation and rusted areas on the ceiling tiles directly above a product bin in which shredded cabbage was being processed.
b. Mold growth and water condensation on areas of the walk-in refrigerator's ceiling.c. The walk-in refrigerator's floor was dirty and pallets stored against the walls crowded the refrigerator and obstructed the ability to properly clean the refrigerator.
5. To comply with 21 CFR §§ 110.37(d)(1) and (2), you must maintain toilet facilities in a sanitary condition and in good repair at all times. However, on September 23, 2008, our investigator observed unsanitary conditions in the toilet facilities located at the receiving/storage warehouse and in the entrance lobby, including dirty toilets and floors. Furthermore, one of the toilet's flushing systems was not working properly and some of the toilets did not drain properly.
6. To comply with 21 CFR§ 110.40(a), your plant equipment and utensils shall be so designed and of such material and workmanship as to be adequately cleanable, and shall be properly maintained. Furthermore, food-contact surfaces shall be corrosion-resistant when in contact with food. However, on September 23, 2008, our investigator observed rust in the equipment used to dry the shredded cabbage as well as in the equipment used to slice carrots and on the table where this equipment is located.
7. To comply with 21 CFR § 110.20, you must maintain the grounds in a condition that will protect against the contamination of food, and plant construction and design must be suitable to facilitate maintenance and sanitary operations for food-manufacturing purposes. However, on September 23, 2008, our investigator observed unsanitary conditions related to the grounds as follows:
a. Debris, vegetable remnants, deteriorated wooden pallets, dirty water, and other garbage had accumulated on the grounds outside a rolling door leading to the plant's manufacturing area.
b. The plastic curtain installed at the above-mentioned rolling door entrance was deteriorated, broken and dirty, and had rust stains and mildew growth.
This letter is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of violations at your facility. It is your responsibility to ensure that all products marketed by your firm comply with the Act and the applicable regulations. You were previously notified of CGMP deviations by your firm, but you have failed to implement corrective and preventive action to ensure that your firm complies with the applicable FDA laws and regulations. Failure to implement lasting corrective action on violations may result in regulatory action being initiated by FDA without further notice. For example, we may take further action to seize your products and/or enjoin your firm from operating.
You should respond in writing within fifteen (15) working days from your receipt of this letter. Your response should outline the specific things you have done to correct these violations. You should include in your response documentation, such as records or photographs that document the corrective and preventive actions taken by your firm, or other useful information that would assist us in evaluating your corrections. If you cannot complete all corrections before you respond, you should explain the reason for your delay and state when you will correct any remaining violations.
Your written reply should be addressed to the Food and Drug Administration, Attention: Carlos A. Medina, Compliance Officer, at 466 Fernandez Juncos Avenue, San Juan, Puerto Rico 00901-3223. If you have any questions concerning the violations noted please contact Mr. Medina at (787) 474-9538 or by electronic mail at email@example.com.
Maridalia Torres Irizarry
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Annual Compensation for Excess Generation
Assembly Bill 920 authorizes utilities to compensate Net Energy Metering (NEM) customers for excess generation at the end of their true-up period.
What is a True-Up Period?
Your true-up period is the annual reconciliation of your account, typically every 12 months. We review what you've purchased from the utility, excess generation you've returned to the grid and any payments or other adjustments made to your account. Excess generation credits are applied in the month they were generated, and roll forward. At true-up, any remaining credits are also applied "backward" to any months that you may have had usage prior to having generation credits.
At this true-up if the number of kWhs you returned to the grid exceeds the number of kWhs you've purchased, you'll be compensated for the difference.
Compensation is made up of two components, one for the wholesale value of the commodity, and one for the Renewable Energy Credit (REC). The wholesale compensation price is a rolling average based on the utility's Default Load Aggregation Point (DLAP) price from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is a wholesale market price that the utility pays other generators. Your account will automatically be credited for the wholesale value should there be any excess generation after your annual true-up. We'll multiply the number of excess kWh you have by the average price applicable to your true-up month. See true-up table below.
If you have additional questions or wish to request a refund check, please call our Customer Contact Center at 1-800-411-7343.
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Our NEM program is for customers who generate renewable energy. The Renewable Energy Credit (REC) portion of the excess generation compensation is the added value provided because the generation is from a renewable energy source. This additional compensation is called a Renewable Attribute Adder.
The California Energy Commission (CEC) has determined the eligibility for NEM customers and developed an ownership verification and tracking process for RECs created by net surplus generators. You can find it in the CEC guidebook, sections IV, V, VII available at: http://www.energy.ca.gov/renewables/documents/#rps
The current CEC implemented process is complicated and really only financially viable for those customers who produce more than 12,000 surplus kWhs over a 12-month period[1].
In order for customers to receive this Renewable Attribute Adder they need to:
- Obtain certification from the CEC and provide a copy to SDG&E.
- Transfer the ownership of the RECs associated with the net surplus electricity to SDG&E using the Western Renewable Energy Generation Information System (WREGIS). The renewable attribute adder will only be paid to those net surplus generators who provide RECs to the Utility. This rate is updated annually. Please note WREGIS will require the customer to become an "Account Holder". There's a fee to become a WREGIS Account Holder. The WREGIS fee is based on the amount of kwhrs transferred and the frequency of transfers.
- Complete the Net Energy Metering Renewable Energy Credits Compensation Agreement.
To receive the renewable attribute adder, please return the Net Energy Metering Renewable Energy Credit Compensation Agreement (Form 182-100) along with your CEC Regional Energy Portfolio certification form to:
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Written and directed by Derek Ford, the British Suburban Wives is a spicy satire of modern manners and mores. Newspaperwoman Eve Whishaw relates the separate stories of eight married couples. The husbands are satisfied with their lot, but the wives are bored, bored, bored. The manner in which the ladies add a little fun to their lives originally earned this film an X rating. Current prints of Suburban Wives have been toned down to a hard "R". ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Montrose "Monty" Justice, the 84-year-old co-founder of "Monty's Plant Food" filmed a commercial for his unique plant booster and visited with customers Saturday at Lee's Garden Center in Hodgenville.
The LaRue County 4-H Garden Club was part of the program as Lee's owners, Scotty and Robin Lee, shared gardening advice and provided free vegetable plants to the children. Justice added a sample bottle of "Monty's Joy Juice" to each bag of tomato, okra and cantaloupe plants.
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For too long I've used hand-me-down dish towels that didn't match anything in my kitchen. With some leftover yardage from a previous project (ISSA Dress) staring me in ...
Excess fabric and basic sewing supplies (matching thread, sewing machine, iron, and fabric sciss ors).
To use the entire leftover sheet, I folded the sheet in half length-wise and tore/cut on the fold, repeating the process until I had a skinny, long rectangle.
Iron the rectangle sheet. With wrong side facing up, create a 1-inch fold (hem) on the short ends of the rectangle only.
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With the sheet now right side out, sew along the short, hemmed edge as close to the hem as possible.
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Robertson: "I think I'll be ready to roll in 15 days"
Dave Robertson felt some soreness in his left groin last night. He felt like he could pitch through it and thought it might be the kind of thing that goes away after a night of sleep. But Robertson woke up this morning and knew he couldn't pitch tonight.
"It wasn't like a pull or a pop (last night)," he said. "I just felt soreness coming home (with a pitch) and it just got gradually worse. Thankfully I was able to get that last out and get out of there."
Robertson told the Yankees about it this morning and was sent for an MRI, which revealed the Grade 1 strain of his left groin. He'll go on the disabled list tomorrow, and Robertson feels confident he'll be back in 15 days. Doesn't actually expect it to take that long before he's able to start throwing again.
"I think it's going to be a 15-day thing," he said. "I think I'll be ready to roll in 15 days, possibly sooner, but the thing is you can't short-change the pen. You can't run a six-man (bullpen) this early in the year. That's too much stress on too many arms just waiting on what might be or may be."
The Yankees will make a move for someone tomorrow. Preston Claiborne, Cesar Cabral and Shane Greene are all on the 40-man roster. Guys like Matt Daley, Danny Burawa, Fred Lewis and Mark Montgomery are not. For now, Girardi said that Shawn Kelley will likely get the bulk of the ninth inning opportunities, and Adam Warren has pitched well enough that I have to imagine he'll get the first shot as the new setup man.
"(Robertson) started off great, and he's our best pitcher," Kelley said. "It forces all of us to throw another inning later, so obviously that's not good for the whole pen, but injuries are part of it and we've got to overcome it. You saw today what we're capable of, and hopefully we can string it together until he gets back."
A Grade 1 strain for Mark Teixeira was actually pretty good news. The Yankees have known for three days that Teixeira was hurt, but they were in no real rush to get an MRI. The test basically revealed a very mild strain, and Teixeira will actually start an exercise program tomorrow.
"I knew it wasn't anything major," Teixeira said. "When i first did it, if I'm on crutches, then I know something's wrong. I could walk. I could put some pressure on it. I just knew that there was something not right and that's what the MRI showed. … I was hoping it was only going to be a seven days, two weeks type thing. Again, we didn't want to go on the DL, but we can't play short and push it this early. Hopefully the two weeks will be plenty of time."
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The National Association of Manufacturers has a series of documentaries aptly titled Cool Stuff Being Made and Pennsylvania-based Corvette America's interior products factory is featured in this week's installment.
The hour-long video has an introduction by Corvette America President David Hall and then Vice President John Weaver takes us onto the 55,000 square foot factory floor where we can watch cool Corvette stuff being made.
The first segment of the show features the step-by-step process for manufacturing door panels. We then see how a seventies Corvette upper dash pad is molded as well as seats and other interior items made by the company.
The format might be a little long for the casual observer, but for Corvette fans interested in how reproduction Corvette parts are made, this episode of "Cool Stuff Being Made" is for you.
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Much obliged! Sounds like Stockmans dressing is what I'm after.
By the way, are there any advantages to not having the inner comfort sole on the Blaxland, as opposed to the Comfort Craftsman which does have it? I'm wondering if I made a mistake buying the Blaxland, my feet get pretty sweaty in them, and the ball at the base of my toes get a bit beaten up.
Does the lack of inner comfort sole maintain the shape of the leather better? I mean, what is the point of the Blaxland anyway?
I think it would just be a matter of comfort for the wearer as opposed to being structural to the boot. Just put in you own inner sole - whole or partial - as required


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Genre: Rock
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes (often shortened to just Me First or "The Gimme Gimmes") is a punk rock supergroup and cover band that formed in 1995. The Gimmes work exclusively as a cover band. The band is named after a children's book of the same name by Gerald G. Jampolsky and Diane V. Cirincione.
The band wasn't originally planning on releasing albums, appearing only on compilation albums for their first year. In 1995, however, the band began releasing singles named after the singer they had covered. They produced Billy, Diamond, Paul, Denver, Barry, Shannon, Stevens, and Elton in this manner. Their first full-length album, Have a Ball, was released July 29, 1997.
The Gimmes have a habit of wearing quirky matching costumes during their live shows, some of the themes match the albums. They have also worn pajamas, red suits, cheerleader outfits, shiny suits and fezzes, and, during one show in Camden, NJ on the Warped Tour, dressed as the band AFI (who in turn dressed as The Gimmes). Easily the most common and popular costume set are their matching Hawaiian shirts of varying styles and colors over the years.
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The Horse Forum
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- - When to find a new farrier?
When to find a new farrier? I have a question inspired by another farrier post (didn't want to be a thread thief so I started this one). I've been using the same farrier for over a year now and have never had a problem. My aunt used him as well and up until the last visit things had been great. Well, he came and trimmed both of our horses feet and her mare (who is also 8 months in foal) came up veeery lame the following morning. He took off way too much toe and left her feet very uneven and tiny (smallest I've ever seen them). She (the mare) didn't want to move and when she did struggle to take a step she looked miserable. After consulting our vet she gave her a dose of banamine (sp?) massaged her legs several times a day (which just about made her fall asleep- it was too cute) and she is now comfortable- four days later. My question is this- Do we give him another chance, or is it one strike and you're out? My aunt has her mind made up and is looking for a new trimmer, but I'm not so sure. Switching to a new farrier is scary, but then again so is the alternitave. |
When and if to change to a new farrier can always be a difficult prospect. If this were a first or second time with your farrier and this happened, I'd be inclined to move on - but since you have been using this farrier for over a year and (I assume) been happy with the job he's done, then the situation might be needing a little more thought. Have you spoken with your farrier about what happened? Does he know the mare went lame and required veterinary intervention, how did he react to the situation, did he give reasons for cutting her back so short, all these things I'd take into consideration and speak with him about before making a decision, especially seeing you haven't had problems personally with your own horse. There is always two sides to the story, and it's worth getting his to make an educated choice. Good luck! |
One strike after all this time and you'd kick him to the curb? Um, no. Everyone is human, and occasionally people are going to make mistakes at their job no matter what it is. I'd say if this is the very first time in over a year that you've had a problem, the odds are good that this was an aberration. Good farriers are hard to find, and I'd be inclined to forgive him one mistake. However, if he continued to make mistakes, I'd be shopping for a new farrier. |
Yes, yes and yes to everything Speedracer said. |
My aunt is dead set on replacing him-though she is looking at this through very emotional eyes ("she is in foal, she was abused, she's such a sweet pony she doesn't deserve to be in pain" etc) and not seeing te previous year without incodent. This poses a problem for me as our horses are on the same schedule and I hold her mare for the farrier since she is a work and I live next door. It would be a PITA to be double booking farriers. I feel comfortable giving him another shot- I'm sure he'll be extra careful from here on out since this happened. |
I haven't been able to change my aunts mind about breeding her mare, putting helmets on herself or kids and I doubt this will be any different, but I'll try. I may have to change my mare's schedule by a day or two, but I'm not ready to start looking for a replacement just yet. As you said- humans make mistakes. |
Ktibb, if your aunt is dead set on another farrier, then let her find one for her own mare and you keep the same guy. Oh, and tell her since she thinks farriers should be completely infallible and never, ever make a mistake, then it's up to her to book the new guy and hold her own animal when he comes. Seriously, your aunt sounds like an equine professional's nightmare. I have a feeling nobody is ever going to be good enough for her sweet little Pookie-kins, and she'll soon find herself without any options because she'll have alienated everyone within a 50 mile radius. |
I was in a similar situation. My farrier broke up with his girlfriend and trim was awful. However we are all human, things happen, so I gave him a chance 2 more times. But after the bad trim 3 times in row when I had to re-trim them myself 2 weeks later because lots of toes were left, chipping, no roll, etc. I said it's enough. It's not so much even about the money but it's bad on horses and hard on my back. |
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Sarah Silverman and Michael Cera have joined forces with a host of other comedians to launch a new comedy channel on YouTube, Deadline reports.
The channel, called JASH, was unveiled at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas Sunday, where Cera and Silverman, as well as other founding members Tim Heidecker, Eric Wareheim and Reggie Watts hosted a BBQ brunch.
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Notes: | "Produced by Melcher Media." |
Description: | 671 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), color maps ; 24 cm |
Contents: | META : meta-learning -- DOM : the domestic -- WILD : the wild -- SCI : the scientist -- PRO : the professional -- APX : appendix. |
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Located in the heart of the medina, in a quiet street in a safe area, the Riad offers proximity to all Essaouira, souks, harbour, beach ...
The whole of the Medina is pedestrian. The closest door (into the Medina, the old city) to the Riad is Bab Sbaâ (door with 3 arcades), not far from the beach. You can ask a little taxi to drop you there if you arrive from the bus station or leave your car in the car park. If you come with the Supratour bus, you can walk in the garden along the walls of the Medina to Bab Sbaâ (around 300 metres).
From there, you just have to enter the Medina and turn right at the first crossing. You are then on the main street (avenue de l'Istiqlal).
A second door with 3 arcades to pass, a bit more of the colourful crowd and you turn on the second street on your left (just before the pharmacy). It is the rue Abdesmih. The Riad Sidi Magdoul is then a few steps on your right.
If you look closely, you might even see the signposts for the Riad hidden among all the other signposts on the main street!
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Game of thrones S2E2 review
Apart from the triangle boobs, The Night Lands set the scene nicely...
"The Night Lands"
Much like the second episode of the first season, "The Kingsroad", the second episode of season two was another stepping stone setting up events rather than delivering upon them. That may sound like a criticism, but it's actually a form of praise – not since The Wire (with the exception of Breaking Bad) has a TV show so effectively established build up on build on, before delivering an edge-of-seat climax. While not quite as breakneck busy as last week's entry, 'The Night Lands' still took us even further into the as yet unseen lands of Westeros, with particular attention on the Iron Isles.
Home of Theon Greyjoy, it was great to see Pyke finally put on the screen, as well as being added to the ever-expanding opening credits (seriously, come season five that thing is gonna be long), and even better to see him taken down a peg or two. Theon manages to be the most unlikable "good" character on the show. He's arrogant, self-important and has an ego far exceeding his real prowess. How rewarding then to see pretty much everyone look down at him as a green boy. The Northerners are generally considered to be a tough bunch, so when the Greyjoys think of Theon as a pansy for being raised there, that should give you some indication as to how hard and bloody these bastards are.
Theon's endured a fair share of humiliation in the show so far, taunted by Roz, Tyrion, Osha and even Maester Luwin, but nothing can hold a candle to believing you're king of the world, riding on a horse and finger-banging a girl you just met only to find out she's your sister. Yara Greyjoy (Asha in the books) and father Balon, both bringing the appropriate level of craggy ugliness one expects from the Iron Isles, seem a decent fit within the show, though Yara (Asha, damnit!) is a far cry from the warrior vixen I'd imagined. I suppose I was never gonna get Carrie-Ann Moss (too old now, but pretty much how I'd visualized Asha), but I'll give Gemma Whelan some time to prove her warrior credentials. While I enjoyed the Iron born mantra of "What is dead may never die", the gesture that went with it had me wincing a bit – it felt like something out of Star Trek. One more thing – Theon's salt wife is about the ugliest naked lady I've ever seen on television. And I've seen a lot.
Arya and Gendry got some much needed screen time this week, and I'm certainly hoping for more in the coming future. Joe Dempsie, a million miles away from his role in Skins, is proving to be an engaging actor and a great fit for "the Bull". Arya's revelation about her true identity to him was the first step in one of Game of Thrones' more interesting partnerships, as was her chat with Jaqen H'gar, though I confess myself disappointed by his noticeable lack of a distinctive accent. At least his third-person style of speaking remains intact. Again, this is one of those story-lines that gets a lot more interesting towards the end of the season.
Tyrion's dismissal of Janos Slynt as Commander of the City Watch came earlier than expected, and giving the job to Bronn instead is a very intriguing development, one that never took place in the books. Some fans might cry havoc at this, but it actually fits in pretty well and gives Jerome Flynn an excuse to have screen time, which can only be a good thing. Tyrion once again refused to mince words, telling Lord Slynt he wasn't questioning his honour because he had none; he's once again holding tight onto his spot as everyone's favourite character.
Meanwhile,Cersei continues to show just how inept a ruler she is, plainly saying she doesn't care about the people and believing that ruling is ripping out weeds one by one. Cersei's melodrama is palpable and when Tyrion tries to make a joke of it and alleviate the tension, she turns on him by reminding him that in her eyes and her father's, Tyrion is responsible for their mother's death. Tyrion, usually so quick with a witty comeback, was silenced for the first time in history and Cersei reasserts her claim as queen bitch.
Mercifully the horrible triangle boobs of Theon's salt wife were more than compensated for by Melisandre's ample bosom and fiery locks. Her seduction of Stannis was hard to argue with – Stannis is an uncompromising man who follows the letter of the law, but even the honourable Ned Stark would have had a hard time resisting The Red Woman's charms. The imagery of the tumbling soldiers, ships and figurines as the King pumped his mistress over the Painted Table was effective and an interesting commentary on the nature of war, though perhaps somewhat heavy-handed. Davos and Sallador Saan's conversation was as enjoyable here as it was in the book, though Davos continues to be more outspoken than his literary counterpart and notably less humble. I like what Liam Cunningham is doing with the character, but it's certainly a different direction to what I was expecting.
Jon and Dany again played guest roles in tonight's episode, and it feels somewhat as though the writers put them in purely to reassure audiences that they haven't forgotten about them. Hopefully their characters will get the time they deserve in the weeks to come – Jon's arc over the coming seasons is one of the best in the series. Judging by the previews, next week will see us meeting up with Renly, the Tyrells and Brienne the Beauty - here's hoping we don't have to witness seeing her tits.
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If there is anything more depressing than a rained out summer barbecue, I can't imagine what it is. OK, so maybe I exaggerate a bit. But there is no doubt that a rained out fiesta can be a major cause of dread and stress. But it doesn't have to be.
As a woman who lives in a city and has approximately zero outdoor space during the week, I am the queen of indoor barbecuing and, let me assure you, it's better than it seems.
If you have days to prepare thanks to a handy weather report, then it's easy. But sometimes you have just hours. Either way, here are some ideas to make your indoor "barbecue" sizzle in the rain:
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text: Feds Want to Warrantlessly Track Phones Bought with Fake NamesMat Honan2/14/12 1:11pmFiled to: PrivacyDojFbiSurveillanceTracking120EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink If the DOJ gets its way, it won't need a warrant to monitor people who buy cell phones and other electronic services using a fake name, according to a story in today's Wall Street Journal. Advertisement The DOJ is arguing that because a California man used a fake name when he bought a broadband card, service and a computer (and rented his apartment) he's not entitled to protection under the fourth amendment.The government used a device called a Stingray to locate the broadband card being used by Daniel David Rigmaiden. The Stingray mimics a cell phone tower, and pings the target device. It measures the signal strength, and then moves to another location and measures it again. It uses that data to triangulate the phone's position. They are increasingly being used by law enforcement. Advertisement The FBI didn't get a warrant when it used a Stingray to locate Rigmaiden's location. At his apartment complex, it found he had used a fake ID on his rental application. It used that to get a search warrant, where it found the broadband card.The government's argument is that it didn't need a warrant to locate Rigmaiden because he gave up his fourth ammendment rights and had no reasonable expectation of privacy when he used a fake name to rent and purchase his broadband card, service and computer.It's in the courts, but if the DOJ wins this one, it could mean that even if you use a fake name to buy something in a non-fraudulent matter—say a burner phone—it can track you down, and perhaps even listen in. Beware, Stringer Bell. [Wall Street Journal]Reply120 repliesLeave a reply