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Sunday, November 13, 2011
Marc Faber : Japan and the US can Default
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Marc Faber : the Euro could fall apart
Friday, November 11, 2011
Sovereign debt default is very common throughout history
Marc Faber : Sovereign debt default throughout history has been very common for centuries , sovereign states have defaulted on their obligations , usually it happens because they borrowed too much and then just they can't pay and they inflate and things do not turn out well and then they default like Latin America in the 80s and 90s many countries defaulted , now I believe that the next country that is very vulnerable would be say Japan or the United States and also in Europe within the EU we have the so called PIIGS in other words Portugal Italy Ireland Greece and Spain these are countries that are quite vulnerable ...
Thursday, November 10, 2011
In America roughly 50% of the population gets a handout one way or the other from the government
"Everybody has a say in how societies should be structured, but over time, it becomes very polarized and it moves into the hands of powerful business interests, and also interest groups like the military complex, or say the welfare recipients and so forth,"
"So you end up with kind of on the one hand a tyranny of the masses where you distribute all kinds of goodies to people. Like in America roughly 50% of the population gets a handout one way or the other from the government. So by continuing to support these people, you get their votes. "And at the other side of the spectrum, you have the people that pay the tax, the big corporations, and the well-to-do people, and they also want to maintain their interests, which is natural." And so you have a completely dysfunctional political system
The net investments in the US is now negative
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
The lack of saving is the problem of the United States
"We're not going to get out of a recession by saying spend, spend, spend. That is wrong!"
"The lack of saving is the problem of the United States."
- in Bloomberg
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Marc Faber : Wir haben eine Blase
Monday, November 7, 2011
Marc Faber : The parasites make a lot of money out of war time
Sunday, November 6, 2011
WallStreet didnt create the system. The system was created by the lobbyists and by Washington
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Marc Faber : The FED Interventions create miss-allocation of capital and bubbles l
Friday, November 4, 2011
Marc Faber : I am a great optimist in life
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Marc Faber Investment Strategy The Rule of 25
If equities, real estate, or Gold drop another 10% to 20%, put more cash in.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
We had ten miserable years on the S&P
U.S. monetary policy focuses too much on boosting consumption.
the world's bill for oil went from $250 billion in 1998 to $2 trillion in 2006 before doubling again by 2008 as the Fed started cutting rates towards zero. - at World Commodities Week in London
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
the U.S. government debt will double in the next five to 10 years.
adding in the unfunded liabilities of Medicare et al. would mean extending the chart up to "the fifth floor of this building".
. The gap between federal spending (more than 70% of it mandatory) and taxation means the U.S. government's debt will double in the next five to 10 years. - at World Commodities Week in London
Monday, October 31, 2011
Stocks Beat Bonds Over Next 10 Years
"I think that stocks may still continue to go up, and I would rather own equities than government bonds for the next 10 years." - in CNBC
Sunday, October 30, 2011
The U.S. monetary policy focuses too much on boosting consumption
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Diversify your asset holdings & where you hold those assets
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
When the Chinese bubble burst it will have devastating consequences for the global economy
I rather own Equities than government Bonds for the next ten years
I think Obama has good chance to be re-elected by simply distributing money
Eventually the hour of truth will happen
The ECB will print money one way or the other
Marc Faber : well, I don't know what other people think but what I think will happen eventually and there are so many contradictory statements coming out that nobody really knows ,But eventually the same will happen as i the United States the ECB will print money one way or the other and the debts that essentially should be written down to a realistic value will continue to be carried on the books of banks at unrealistic values so the end crisis will be postponed until the sovereigns go bankrupt.
Marc Faber latest video Interview - CNBC 26 October 2011
. "I think that stocks may still continue to go up, and I would rather own equities than government bonds for the next 10 years."
Marc Faber: Greece is bankrupt & bond investors should have to take losses of 90 percent on their holdings
it will need a 90 percent writedown, but that's not going to happen. What will probably happen is a 50 percent write-down. - Marc Faber said in an interview with Bloomberg today in Zurich today. "I
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
The gap between federal spending and taxation means the U.S. government debt will double in the next five to 10 years.
China rise has been fueled by a Credit bubble that will go bust
it would burst — now or in three years? — but it's unsustainable. What's more, foreigners should beware investing in China's ongoing construction boom. Faber pointed to virtually all U.S. canal and railroad companies going bust in the 19th century, ruining many a foreign investor but leaving North America with an enviable set of infrastructure. He said the Chinese don't issue shares in companies to "enrich foreigners" but to "impoverish foreigners." If a foreigner wants to make money in China, Faber said, they should go work there. - In the WSJ
The West wont simply accept China's rise
Rising living standards in the Emerging Economies will support demand for Commodities
if you double someone's income from $1 million to $2 million, their spending on raw materials "except maybe cocaine" doesn't rise. Not so for someone on a few thousand dollars a year. They buy cars and the other trappings of middle-class living. - Marc Faber said at World Commodities Week in London on Tuesday morning - via the Wall street journal
Monday, October 24, 2011
You are cheated out if you have savings in a bank.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Equities will make you money on a long term perspective
Friday, October 21, 2011
The problem with government is that over time, it becomes very polarized and it moves into the hands of powerful business interests
I would rather play Agriculture by owning farms than by speculating in wheat futures and corn futures
Consumer Confidence indices are low for a very specific reason
A Recession in China would affect the resource producing regions of the world
Thursday, October 20, 2011
There is a lot of uncertainty and the markets move according
We cannot blame Wall Street and well-to-do people for the mishap
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
The American banks are actually a very good investment opportunity at the present depressed level
The Banks stress tests in Europe were not properly conducted
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
The next shoe to drop, which could be China
We have a lot of volatility in markets
Monday, October 17, 2011
Banks should not act like hedge funds
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Our restrictive regulatory policies curtail any initiative by the small businessman
"He doesn't employ and invest capital in the U.S. He does that in China or somewhere else in the world where the regulatory environment is more favorable." - in CNBC
Friday, October 14, 2011
No one wants to work in the UK
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Dr Marc Faber was born in Zurich, Switzerland. He went to school in Geneva and Zurich and finished high school with the Matura. He studied Economics at the University of Zurich and, at the age of 24, obtained a PhD in Economics magna cum laude. Between 1970 and 1978, Dr Faber worked for White Weld & Company Limited in New York, Zurich and Hong Kong. Since 1973, he has lived in Hong Kong. From 1978 to February 1990, he was the Managing Director of Drexel Burnham Lambert (HK) Ltd. In June 1990, he set up his own business, which acts as an investment advisor and fund manager.
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The £600m Big Society Capital (BSC) fund launched by Prime Minister David Cameron will be another important tool in a charity's financial armoury.
The fund will be financed with £400m pounds from unclaimed bank accounts which have been dormant for more than 15 years and Britain's four biggest banks which will contribute £200m pounds over the next five years as part of their commitment to expand lending.
The fund will put money into social investment funds, such as Charity Bank and Big Issue Invest, which in turn will provide loans to social enterprises or charities. The capital investment provided is expected to create self-sustaining businesses, with wider community benefits, which can pay back the money.
The good news is that BSC will bring new money to the sector – money that was unexpected, arguably at a time when it is needed most. It will give charities and social enterprises easier access to loans and long-term capital they would not have had otherwise. Charities have usually relied on gift capital so this fund opens up another avenue for them in addition to donations, state money and traditional bank loans.
BSC will act as a wholesaler – funding social sector intermediaries which will themselves invest in social sector organisations.
To qualify for investment, charities and social enterprises will need to prove their business success. This selection criterion means the fund is more likely to be accessed by larger rather than smaller charities.
Unsurprisingly, smaller charities have already voiced their concerns about the fund. They have stated that the rates of interest charged by individual social investment funds may be prohibitively expensive. They have also expressed concerns they may be crowded out by this new fund – with people choosing to invest in charities and social enterprises instead of making donations in the future.
However, I can't see this being the case. Britain has a long tradition and history of philanthropy and BSC won't change this. People will still donate money and raise funds for the charities they support. Secondly, there are no tax breaks to support social investment currently and thirdly, BSC will only put up 30 per cent of investments funds and will look to other investors to provide the rest. As such, it will be a keystone investor but it won't be the only investor.
Also, its impact won't be felt immediately. The funds will not be invested overnight and certainly not without careful diligence. It will take time to develop. Importantly, the fund won't replace donations or grants it will just be another tool in the fundraising box.
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NEWARK — A Newark firefighter suffered serious injuries after he fell from a city fire truck while responding to an incident Monday night, authorities said. The firefighter was sitting in the "bucket seat" and tumbled into the street when the vehicle made a left turn onto Osborne Terrace just before 10 p.m. Monday, according to Newark Fire Chief Michael Lalor. The ...Published almost 3 years ago | -
Dog Saves Woman's Life From Animal Shelter Fire
SAN FRANCISCO - A dozen cats died in a fire that damaged the Berkeley-East Bay Humane Society early today, authorities said, but a woman who lives above the animal shelter is crediting her pit bull mix with waking her up and saving her life. The fire broke out in a dryer at the shelter at 2700 Ninth Street in west Berkeley ...Published about 3 years ago | -
FFs Competing In Combat Challenge at US Air Force Academy This Weekend
AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AP) — Firefighters from Colorado and elsewhere are expected to compete in the "Rumble in the Rockies" contest at the Air Force Academy this weekend. The event Saturday and Sunday is one of a series called the Firefighter Combat Challenge. Vail is scheduled to hold a competition in August. Firefighters compete in five events designed to test ...Published almost 3 years ago | -
Leary Suffers from Burnout As Season 6 of Rescue Me Begins
"Rescue Me" needs help. The FX drama about New York firefighters led by Worcester native, series co-creator, executive producer and writer Denis Leary is choking on fumes. After watching the first four episodes of the sixth season back-to-back - an endurance test I don't recommend - it's apparent "Rescue Me" is recycling plots, revisiting Tommy's tired battle with the bottle and ...Published almost 3 years ago | -
FF Loses Home in Blaze; No Hydrants In the Area
A Lancaster County firefighter lost his home in a fire early Monday. Eric Reisinger said he, his girlfriend, and his father were sleeping when the fire started, possibly in the garage of the house along Elizabeth Road in Washington Boro. He said he awakened to the sounds of tires popping. Everyone escaped the flames, but the house was gone by time ...Published over 2 years ago | -
Birmingham Responder Suing City, Mayor for Failure to Pay OT
BIRMINGHAM, AL - A Birmingham firefighter is suing the city and Mayor William Bell claiming the city failed to pay overtime. The lawsuit claims firefighters were not paid time-and-a-half for extra hours worked. It also claims by not paying time-and-a-half on those extra hours, the city no longer matched all pension benefits as required. Local firefighter union attorney Ray Fitzpatrick said ...Published over 2 years ago | -
Fast-moving Blaze Began as Grass Fire
Fire officials say a three-alarm fire that destroyed a garage and four vehicles at a northern Vanderburgh County property Sunday morning started as a grass fire. Homeowner Thomas Wilson, 69, is the only person who lives at 9301 Old State Road, about a half-mile north of East Mount Pleasant Road, and he was not injured in the blaze. The fire was ...Published about 2 years ago | -
FFs Take Time To Remember Those Who Have Fallen
BOSTON - Firefighters from across Boston stood two abreast in salute yesterday morning, paying tribute to fallen colleagues buried in Forest Hills Cemetery in Jamaica Plain. Garbed in decorated navy dress uniforms, the firefighters removed their caps to place flowers on the Fireman's Lot, a burial ground established in 1828 and the resting place for 135 firefighters, 13 of whom died ...Published almost 3 years ago | -
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Origin of Blaze that Killed Firefighter Still Unknown
ST. ANNA — The 5½-month investigation into the Dec. 29 explosion that killed St. Anna firefighter Steven Koeser pinpointed the cause of the blast, but not the origin of the fire. The blast that killed Koeser and injured eight others occurred when firefighters directed streams of water and suppressant foam onto a burning trash bin that contained aluminum alloy shavings and ...Published about 3 years ago | -
Former Acrobat Finds a Niche as a Firefighter
DECATUR - This daring young man on the flying trapeze decided to become a firefighter. Jason Nolan, a Decatur firefighter since Sept. 4, 2008, began performing in the Illinois State University Gamma Phi Circus in Normal and on the road in 1994. His wife-to-be, Meghan, was also part of the circus, an institution peculiar to Illinois State and Florida State. "My ...Published over 2 years ago | -
Fight to Stop Ambulance Fees May End Up In Court
ROCKVILLE, Md. - The Montgomery County Council approved a proposal in May to charge ambulance fees, but the Montgomery County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association has submitted more than 50,000 signatures to add a referendum on the November ballot. However, some of the signatures submitted were rejected by the county Board of Elections, and there's a chance the referendum would not ...Published almost 3 years ago | -
Failing Grade Sparks Changes at Calgary 911 Center
CALGARY - Municipal authorities say they're confident Calgary's 911 call centre is headed in the right direction, following an independent audit of its operations released Thursday. "At least the issues have been identified now and solutions are being put in place," said police Chief Rick Hanson, whose concerns sparked the audit last year. While officials said the city-run public safety communications ...Published about 3 years ago | -
First Responders to Receive Back Pay in Lump Sum
BOSTON - Boston firefighters will receive an average lump-sum payment of $29,000 because of retroactive pay increases included in the city's new five-year contract with the firefighters' union, city officials said yesterday. Some firefighters will receive significantly more because of their rank, seniority, and overtime; others will receive less. City officials said the payments, which will be sent to firefighters in ...Published almost 3 years ago | -
Training Instructors Faked Credits as Favor
BOSTON - Two instructors suspected of falsifying training records for more than 200 emergency medics across Massachusetts told state public health investigators that they were simply trying to help colleagues who did not have the time or money to take the medical refresher courses required to renew their licenses. State officials reported yesterday that one of the instructors, former Trinity Ambulance ...Published almost 3 years ago | -
University Receives $1M Grant for Firefighter Heart Disease Study
Firefighters have one of the most dangerous jobs, but half of those who die while working actually do so from a heart attack. A $1 million, three-year grant to the University of Arizona Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health will fund research to determine whether medical treatment can help prevent the progression of early atherosclerotic disease in firefighters. Most ...Published almost 3 years ago | -
FF Badly Burned When Antique Fire Engine Catches Fire
SHERMAN COUNTY, OR - A Sherman County firefighter was badly burned as he tried to fix an antique fire engine earlier this week, the South Sherman Fire District reported. Josh Higgins was helping fellow firefighters move the engine from a fire substation in Kent to the main station in Grass Valley, where it was to be restored, said Assistant Chief Glenn ...Published almost 3 years ago | -
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1. a martini made of pineapple juice, vodka, and olive brine created by some random Mexican chef. 2. a vagina with incredibly coarse pubic hair 3. a fruit that is sometimes (wrongly) combined with ham and eaten on pizza -verb 4. the sexual act in which a penis is inserted into the hole in a pineapple slice before vaginal penetration, acting as a juicy clitoral stimulant and eliminating the need for flavored condoms. The fuck-ee may choose to eat the pineapple afterwards. 5. the act of masturbating using pineapple juice as lubrication. 1. I mistakenly thought he was good-looking after 5 Dirty Pinapples.
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L'Oreal Paris describes its new summer collection as a 'mouth watering, sugar sweet selection of swirls, sparkles and shimmering shades'. When every other brand in this time of the year brings to the market the usual bronze and gold, the L'Oreal Paris collection seems to be more focused on fun pastels, fresh, young and delicious shades, what we would be accustomed to during the Spring season.
L'Oreal Paris 'Color Riche' Nail Polishes &
'Miss Candy Glam Shine' lip gloss shades
Closer look:
Color Infallible Eyeshadows - RRP: 10.79Euro
Available in three shades, the Miss Candy Color Infallible Eyeshadows are somehow what I would call pressed pigments in a jar, with a soft, buttery consistency and iridescent finish, these are extremely pigmented and easy to work with.
Miss Candy 'Glam Shine' Lip Glosses - RRP: 11.29 Euro
There's no denying that the two shades I received as press samples have a strikingly similar result when applied on the lips, so note that you don't need both of these, just in case they were both winking at you in a 'buy me/love me' kind of way ;). I like the consistency of these, it's very soft and creamy unlike sticky, and do a great job in keeping your lips moisturised throughout the day. Plus, the wand is just spot-on, with a heart shaped flexible applicator, it layers the product really well onto the lips, making it really easy and a pleasure to use.
Miss Candy Color Riche Nail Polishes - RRP: - 7.55 Euro
This particular shade applies quite sheer, and one most definitely needs a minimum of three coats in order to get a nice opaque finish.
Needless to say, 'Wild Purple' performs better in the layering department :).
A thing I personally am not impressed with here, is the price. These nail polishes are available in ten beautiful shades there's no denying, but they cost 7.55Euro each - for a 5ml product. Now to compare these with some other nail polishes on the market, most brands offer a minimum of 13.5ml product, for a little over the price of these ones. For example, Sally Hansen offers 14.7ml of product for an RRP of 8.95Euro, so that kind of explains matters as to why I am so unimpressed with them.
I really must invest in a few more Color Infallible pots in the near future because they're simply stunning and really high quality. The lip glosses, while they wouldn't particularly be my cup of tea just because I'm a lipstick girl, I must say that they are quite good quality as well, they feel and look really expensive and well worth their price in my opinion.
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Why is it not possible to derive Cv from equation of state?
Assume you have no knowledge about the microscopic information, all you know about the system of pure material is it's equation of state and number of particles. Why can't we get Cv=(∂U/∂T)V from here(if this is wrong how do we solve it?)? Why can we obtained some other quantities just from equation of state(Cp-Cv, (∂U/∂V)T for example)? Is there any fundamental difference between these different types of thermodynamic quantities?
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You would be able to determine that Cp(T)-Cv(T) = R. But it is not enough to allow you to determine Cv or Cp. To determine Cp or Cv you first would need information about the degrees of freedom of the molecules (monatomic, diatomic, polyatomic). If it is not monatomic, one would also need to have experimental data as to how Cv and Cp varied with temperature. AM |
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Within STS 2.8.1, Android DDMS 16.0.1.v201112150204-238534
I am unable to debug as the DDMS sample android projects.
App deploys & runs okay but DDMS green bug button generates:
"no opened project found for com.simpligility.android.morseflash. Debug Session failed"
source project is open + plenty of refreshes etc.
Also, if i debug as a remote java application, the debugger attatches to the emulator ok, but the debug configuration's 'Project' 'project selection' button shows no projects available for selection (I suspect this is the key to the problem)- as if the android project was closed.
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8/11/2002 HRTF funcionts measurements with three volunteers were made. More information here.
20/11/2002 We are making measurements to determine which of the three earpieces which we have is more appropiate to implement in the portable prototype. We tried to find out which is the one that offers to us a better externalization, using for the tests the dummy. The obtained results will be displayed as a graph and they will be compared with another similar experiment, in this case a perceptual experiment, in wich we will made the measurements with control individuals.
The 3 earpieces are opened, and of the intraaural, supraaural and circumaural type respectively. In this experiment we are placing them obstructing the auditory channel with the own microphone.
In principle the supraaurals earpieces seems to be the more appropiated ones, in an aesthetic and functionally point of view, but it will be necessary to wait for the final result of the tests.
November 2002 The tests of the new prototype of the cameras unit were made successfully. In this new prototype, made by Jose Vicente Gigante and Agustín Casanova, all the microcameras control electronics has been integrated in a circuit of adapted size to be mounted in the glasses, also simplifying the wiring of it towards the processor unit. It will represent a base for the construction of still more reduced new electronics, so that it can be integrated in a model of small glasses but for infantile use.
11/12/2002 Several members of our team collaborated in the positioning of the spin table in which it will go located the chair, in HRTFs measurements room at the Technological Institute of the Canary Islands. More information here.
18/12/2002 Perceptual tests with Candelaria Darias were made, using the new portable prototype in construction. The objective was to verify the correct operation of the software and the unit. The correct externalization of the sounds and the capacity of the volunteer to locate objects in azimuth, height and depth with this new prototype and different earpieces was verified. More information here.
January 2003 This year began with the attendance of members of our equipment to important meetings. On the one hand, Antonio Rodriguez moved to Madrid to attend the first meeting of the work group editor of the document "Passed, present and future of the new technologies for the blind people and people with deficient vision" that took place on 14 of January at the ONCES's General Council. On the other hand, Enrique Burunat and Ramon Muñiz attended to the "Third International Course MR, AMR and Cardio MR" organized by the Radiodiagnostic Service Universitary Hospital La Fé of Valencia, during days 30 and 31 of January, and that took place at the Congresses Palace of Valencia.
Also, during this month we have been continued carrying out perceptuales tests with the new portable prototype.
February 2003 The publication Caosyciencia.com publishes an interesting article written by our companion Candelaria Darias, titleholder "When I want to see something, I touch it". Candelaria explains which is the idea of the Virtual Acoustic Space Project and what for her it means to perceive the objects that surround her with our portatil prototype.
Our project has participated at the XXXII Congress of the Spanish Society of Physiological Sciences and International Joint Meeting with the Physiological Society, celebrated att Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, Canary Islands, during 13 to 17 of February of 2003, where they presented and were approved for publication in the official magazine of the Physiological Society, The Journal of Physiology, two oral communications titled: "Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Spatial Auditory Perception in Blind and Sighted Human Subjects", and "Comparative Study of the Acoustic Response of Human Ears, Head and Torso, and its Sculptural Reproduction in Silicone, Oriented to the Development of to Sensory Substitution Device".
March 2003 From 17 to 22 of March, some members of our team moved to Los Angeles, USA, to participate in the 18th Annual International Conference "Technology and Persons with Disabilities", CSUN 2003. The 17th of March our new portable prototype was presented in a chat imparted by Antonio Rodriguez. During the following three days, at the EAV's stand, there were practical demostrations of the new portable prototipe. More information here.
21 April 2003 The financing coming from the PROFIT 2003 call was received, by a value of 88000 euros.
25 April 2003 Antonio Rodríguez y Enrique Burunat, with Cynthia Ferraz, moved to participate in the European Congress of Independent Life, celebrated in the Mare Nostrum Resort complex at Arona, Tenerife, from the 24 to the 26 of April of 2003. There they showed the characteristics of the EAV project with a PowerPoint presentation in the table denominated "Desinstitucionalización", that was been present at by a great amount of public.
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Happy New Year.
Long after I posted the Tuesday�s blog, I realized that I�d jumped right into commentary without saying properly saying hello.
That written, 2012 promises to be a fascinating political year both nationally and in Pleasanton. With Iowa behind us and New Hampshire lurking, it remains stunning just how much impact two tiny states (120,000 voters in Iowa) can have in determining who will face President Barack Obama in November.
The Pleasanton City Council likely will have a number of new faces after the November election. Mayor Jennifer Hosterman and council members Cindy McGovern and Matt Sullivan all are termed out. Either Cindy or Matt could decide to run for mayor if they want to remain in public service.
There will be plenty of company in that race as second-term council members Jerry Thorne and Cheryl Cook-Kallio already have declared their intention to run for mayor. Jerry announced last fall and actually held a kickoff in October more than a year before the election, prompting Cheryl to also step forward with her plans.
For either one, the open mayor seat offers the chance to step into that role or be termed out two years later.
The current council is starting its sixth year of serving together although members have been sharply divided on some issues with McGovern and Sullivan often in the minority.
Stay tuned to see what will play out over the next 11 months because this election has the possibility of shifting the political landscape in Pleasanton or continuing the current path.
In the meantime, political junkies can pay attention to the Republican presidential race on the national scene until things get serious again locally in the spring and summer.
Posted by Stacey, a resident of the Amberwood/Wood Meadows neighborhood, on Jan 5, 2012 at 10:50 amStacey is a member (registered user) of PleasantonWeekly.com
Every election seems "pivotal".
The GOP race seems too close for Iowa or New Hampshire to call.
Posted by Kathleen Ruegsegger, a resident of the Vintage Hills Elementary School neighborhood, on Jan 5, 2012 at 1:16 pmKathleen Ruegsegger is a member (registered user) of PleasantonWeekly.com
Tim, I believe there will be a lot of interest in the community for the upcoming school board election this year with three members up for reelection or considering stepping aside. It could mean a shift in staff reporting and in providing transparency with taxpayers. Do you have any comments on that election?


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Eugene is the epitome of a college town. The whole city supports the Ducks and football games are possibly my favorite events to attend throughout the year. The fans are friendly, but still rowdy, and enjoy going out the night after a game still decked out in Duck gear. ItÕs definitely an atmosphere of school where sports are big and well supported. I mean, it never rains in Autzen and no coach wants to play us at home.
Ali Senior
The best thing about UO is the willingness of people to get involved in the world around them. The other best thing, is Autzen stadium when we're having a good football year: standing there screaming with 60,000 other people in the loudest stadium in the county on an Oregon Autumn day is enough to make me glad I didn't go anywhere else for college. The campus is beautiful in Fall and Spring; there are a lot of outdoor adventure opportunities nearby; skiing, the beach, and a big city are all an hour-and-a-half away; the Greek community is great because it is so laid back and different from other state school Greek communities; the school of Journalism is great and nationally recognized. The one thing I would change, and the most frequent student complaint: the freshman housing is horrendous. Though it is a great bonding experience over how much they suck, I think we need to be more competitive with other schools. They have made strides to improve it recently with the new addition of the Living Learning Center, but- the disparity between that building and Bean- our oldest, most awful dormitory- is huge. The off-campus housing situation is a little frustrating in that they keep turning houses into apartments and its way more fun to live in a house than an apartment. One thing I'll always remember about UO is that ANY time the sun comes out, the main Memorial Quad on campus fills up with people and their guitars, and frisbees, and dogs and friends and the porches at local bars (Rennie's Landing and Taylor's) get packed.
Jessica Senior
The best thing about UO would have to be campus size and accessability. Its not too hard to find a house for rent that is close to campus as well. The sports are also very exciting and extremely competitive, a Mac Court basketball game is hard to top. It's an atmosphere unlike any other. I love how Eugene is so accepting, you can be a downright weirdo and fit right in. Or you can be traditional and fit right in just as well. Tons of school pride, the whole community is Duck friendly, tons of support for students. It could just be me, but I don't really see much controversy on campus. There are small rally's and such, but nothing huge that I have noticed. The school newspaper is also fantastic, and covers some controversial issues. Eugene is actually a REALLY safe town, for the low amount of Law personnel, which is actually what most college bound teens are looking for. A break from Johnny Law! Party scene is definitely good, especially at nearby college houses.
Cameron Sophomore
There is no single best thing about the UO, instead thousands of good things come together to make the UO what it is. The campus is incredibly beautiful and a walk can be inspirational to even the best procrastinators. The lush campus is nestled right into the bustling city of Eugene. Although its a bustling city, Eugene emits a certain feeling that everything will be alright. Nothing is rushed and everybody is super relaxed. The university has wonderful facilities for students to pass the time, and there are several incredible outdoor opportunities. The beautiful cascade mountains, abundant wilderness, raging rivers, and pristine coast all offer memorable excursions from campus. The university has several student run organizations which make getting involved super easy. There is a student art guild in the EMU offering everything from glass blowing to welding to a complete woodworking shop. The biggest source of complaint is the lousy dorms.
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The school size is great. You can stand out, get to know a small group of teachers or students if you want. Or if you're just into taking big lecture classes and not being bothered by all that, you can find that here too. It's a nice middle road.
Jack Junior
The best thing about UO is the atmosphere. UO has a gorgeous campus all year round (especially when it snows), but I wouldn't recommend it if you hate squirrels. I am on campus everyday, and I never go an entire day without seeing a familiar face. UO is just the right size because it's not so big you'll get lost or so small you'll know everyone's name by the end of freshman year. Eugene also has a great atmosphere. It's definitely a college town - it's common to see small businesses with the O symbol or the Duck on their windows - but UO is not all it cares about. There are other colleges here, including Lane Community College and Northwest Christian College. When I tell people outside of Eugene that I go to UO, I get a few glares from Oregon State University fans, but otherwise people seem pleased. My parents are especially happy because it's close to the Portland area. (However, it's not too close, which is something I definitely appreciate.) One student complaint is the library not being open 24 hours unless it's during Dead Week or Finals. Another issue is with the distribution of student tickets for sports games, which currently involves waiting in line during school. Some people have to skip classes just to get tickets. The administration has been trying to find a solution, so hopefully this won't be an issue for much longer.
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Why Pak Suzuki had to close down Alto's production
Auto assemblers of Pakistan had taken steps to hide their incompetence in the shade of 'auto imports are hurting the local auto industry', and recently, we uncovered how Indus Motors' incompetence led to their factories closure while today, the case of Suzuki Alto has come to light and it is also another case of local auto assembler's incompetence, and complete lack of regard to government's policies. Pak Suzuki used to import Alto's parts from Japan, but India has been growing fast and has localized a lot of vehicles which it now builds independently without any reliance over foriegn products. Since …
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Suzuki S-Cross concept teased before Paris Auto Show
Suzuki has been putting pretty impressive designs this year and we have to admit it, we were astonished to see the new Jimny Concept as it is dynamic looking, futuristically styled SUV and now there's more to come to Paris Auto Show. Among many cars Suzuki has planned to show at Paris Auto Show is the S-Cross (don't mistake it with the S-Class) which is a crossover vehicle (as the name suggests) and Suzuki has released a teaser image. According to the official information, this new concept will feature an "Emotion x Quality x Aerodynamics" design theme about which we …
Pak Suzuki and Indus Motors have decided to shut down their factories
We still remember President's interview to some TV channel where Mr. President said that everything fine and dandy in Pakistan, it's just the interviewer who thinks that there are problems. Apart from the problem we reported on the previous post, here's another grave problem on the brink of which lies thousands of jobs. Indus Motors and Pak Suzuki have decided to close down their plants temporarily to control their expenses and the production volume as demand has fallen down by a great margin. While the economy is in shambles which makes up one important and major influence on the problem …
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Pictures: Suzuki Liana facelift spied in China
We're not sure whether or not this new facelift will be launched in Pakistan as it seems to be a China specific update however, the changes made on the Chinese Liana are so simple, that they can be easily be retrofitted on Pakistani Liana. The new facelift Liana spied by Autohome.com.cn has minor change, a new bumper has been designed and a grill but the back has changes one can barely notice although they have spotted the station wagon version. The facelift is very small and includes a only minor changes on the front bumper and the grill. Bigger news …
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How Suzuki dealers steal your money in the name of registration and freight charges
While we're more or less aware of the fact that Pak Suzuki and the rest are monopolistic companies that have been going on to loot the country by providing obsolete cars on exuberant and unjustified prices, it is however much less known how they actually do it. NewsPakistan.pk ran this story of how Pak Suzuki dealers take on a rude attitude and begin dictating the terms and everything else once you've booked and paid for your order. According to this story, a customer booked a Suzuki Mehran through Mandi Bahauddin Suzuki Dealer and insisted that he wants to register the …
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Local auto assemblers increased prices of car by almost 70% during the last 5 years
Prices of every commodity has increased during the last five years under the current government. Many owe this increase viable to dollar and Pak rupee parity and the unstable economic and financial environment where most of the money has moved abroad and little has moved inbound. Ministry of Industries posted the data after the question raised by MNA Shaikh Rohale Asghar about model-wise ratio of increase made in the prices of cars since March 2008 till date by the manufacturing companies and the reasons of the increase. While Indus Motors have increased the maximum prices of its vehicles by 69.13 …
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Punjab government yellow cabs are not being used as a taxi
When Punjab government announced the yellow cab scheme once again, we termed it Pak Suzuki's bailout plan due to the obvious reasons and the lesson from the past but government's short-sightedness and hasty attempt to create jobs plunged economy further into abyss as a eagle-eyed Pakwheeler caught a women driving the Mehran won from the yellow cab scheme recently. The problem is that the women is not in fact driving it as a taxi but instead is using it as a private vehicle to probably drop her kids off to school. Why else would you scratch the taxi signs and …
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Pak Suzuki stops booking for CNG versions of Mehran, Alto and Bolan
Ever since the banhammer was forced upon the trading of CNG kits, consumers, buyers and assemblers have been affected by the decision alike. While buyers are forced to buy CNG kits on inflated prices – car assembler whose major sales were brought from the CNG installed vehicles has been pushed to stop the booking of CNG versions of their vehicles. Suzuki had to stop booking of CNG versions of Mehran, Alto and Bolan while Indus Motors did not say that it will stop taking orders of their CNG versions of Coure and Corolla due to the fact that Pak Suzuki …
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Alto and Coure to be discontinued as Pakwheels reported six months ago
As we reported six months ago that Suzuki will discontinue its Alto, now, Pak Suzuki has hinted at suspending the production of Alto and the dealers and vendors can take parts til May 2012. Vendors had been notified earlier about the future of Alto while Pak Suzuki sighted the reason for its suspension that Japan no longer make Alto's 1000cc engine but India does however, due to lack of free-trade agreement with India, Pak Suzuki cannot import these engines from them. We also reported that Pak Suzuki is working on to replace the 1000cc Alto with Wagon-R however, Pak Suzuki …
Maruti Suzuki teases 2014 Jimny concept
Suzuki Jimny is quite popular as a small SUV capable of reaching the same heights as Toyota Land Cruiser, Mitsubishi Pajero and Nissan Patrol, but under a good driver. It is the choice of a lot of Pakistanis who enter rallies, etc. But its price doesn't justify its capability even than it has been popular however, the category D of the recent Jhal Magsi rally had only 1.3 Jimnys which speaks alot about it. Now though, it is time for the world to embrace an all-new Jimny, but don't get too much excited as, Maruti Suzuki announced that it will …


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Yahoo! Finance for Android
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Track your portfolio, view headline news and watch videos on your Android device.
Yahoo! Finance is one of the most popular finance websites, so it makes sense that they have accompanying mobile apps. This week we take a look at the free Android-based version.
After installing the app from Google Play you can log into your Yahoo! account to view any portfolios you have already set up at the Yahoo! Finance website. One glaring drawback, however, is that you cannot set up new portfolios (or edit existing portfolios) from within the app itself.
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The Portfolio Quote tab shows the performance of your tickers for the latest trading day, with the latest quote (in real time) and percentage price change for the day. Tapping on a company will show you a list of related news items from a variety of outlets, including The Associated Press, CNBC, Bloomberg, The Motley Fool, Seeking Alpha and MarketWatch. With a swipe of the new screen, you can view a selection of key stats for the company, including volume, market cap, 52-week high and low price, and price-earnings ratio.
The app's Daily Ticker tab allows you to view video of select news stories.
Overall, the app was a disappointment, given how robust and dynamic the Yahoo! Finance website is. We think there are several better portfolio tracker apps available for Android; chief among them is the Google Finance app.


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Romneycare is the Basis for Obamacare's Anti Catholic Legislative Regulations
February 8, 2012 in Constitutional, ObamaCare, Presidential Candidates, Romneycare by Admin1
Can the Obama Administration institute regulations that will prohibit the free exercise of Religious Freedom guaranteed under the 1st Amendment of our Constitution? Is the Obama Administration just following the lead of the Romney Administration's implementation of Romneycare?
Romneycare Required Anti-Catholic
Regulations Like Obamacare's
By Jim Meyers
Mitt Romney is vociferously attacking a provision in Obamacare requiring religious employers to cover birth control in employee health plans — but the healthcare bill he enacted as governor of Massachusetts also contained that requirement.
C.J. Doyle, executive director of the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts, told the Boston Globe that Romney's criticism of President Obama is hypocritical because as governor he did not lift the state-level requirement of contraception coverage.
Read more on Newsmax.com: Romneycare Required Anti-Catholic Regulations Like Obamacare Does


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Well, I didn't do badly on this morning's guess about Apple's tablet announcement.
It's focus on media – and not on computing, per se – is as I expected. And Apple leveraged the power of its iTunes store to offer what it's calling iBooks. And, it's distributing those books in ePub format, which makes not-for-profit and small-scale publishing possible in the same way Apple legitimized both podcasts and free apps.
I was a little saddened by the place of prominence Apple gave the game developers. I know this puts me squarely in the minority, but I am so tired of drive-fast or first-person-killer games. It should be obvious this type of device would do that – there are plenty of tablets out there that run games. But iPad does nothing to revolutionize games.
As I suggested, however, it does revolutionize book, magazine and newspaper publishing. Or, rather, it should. The New York Times, so often the object of my ire for it's slanted, yellow and sometimes false news reporting, unveiled a gorgeous, next generation version of their iPhone application which made tremendous use of the iPad's multi-media capabilities. We can only hope this is the harbinger of things to come from the journalism and publishing communities, or else this device will be the death of both of those industries.
Secondarily, the iPad looks like a great presentation device – with fantastic navigation aids built into the unveiled iWork applications (which, themselves, are available cheaply on the iPad). And, it's almost a computer with the addition of a keyboard. At its price point, this is one compelling offering for all sorts of fun and semi-serious uses.
The iPad has a network connection, of course – WiFi for the sensible ones among us, wide-area 3G for those with deep pockets. The innovation here: the pricey $30/month unlimited access fee carries no contract – you can cancel any time. Now there's an innovation Google missed when it unveiled Nexus One (I blogged about that mini-disaster, too). Perhaps more importantly – and to the distaste of many bloggers, pundits and iPhone users – Apple's partner for 3G network coverage is … AT&T. Yep, this announcement further solidifies their partnership and, I think, puts another arrow in any notion that iPhones will be coming to the other US carriers.
Overall, yet another sterling example of Apple innovation (hardware and software), marketing savvy (the rumor build-up) and corporate direction (leveraging all their strengths to the maximum). The iPad is going to be another run-away success. Google: PAY ATTENTION!
I believe Apple has let the rumor mill do its build-up marketing again and, indeed, we'll see a new tablet-type device as part of today's announcements from Moscone.
The world, and therefore Apple, has seen many tablets come, and many tablets go. No company has cracked the code with this form factor – except the ruggedized workplace tablets, with their tiny market niche. So, unlike the MP3 player market, which Apple revolutionized with the iPod in 2000, the tablet market is littered with failure. Why would Apple want to address such a market?
I believe Apple has seen a confluence of streams it can leverage via its hardware (and software) design expertise and its wildly-successful, fun-to-use store. Therefore, unlike Google's tepid, half-hearted stab at changing the wireless telecom market with Nexus One, Apple is going to use its new tablet to revolutionize the book – and, possibly, magazine – marketplace. This will not be a tablet computer, as the IT-related magazines have been speculating. This will not be a bigger iPod as the music-focused blogs have been speculating. Nope. This is going to be the new way we read novels, short stories, and possibly high-value articles. Notice I did not say "the new way we read books". Books are the old model. Books are the distribution mechanism for novels (etc.) – and, thank you, but the Internet is the new distribution mechanism. Amazon showed this niche is profitable (due as much to its store as to its Kindle hardware), and this is the positive sign Apple might have needed to see.
How will Apple go Kindle one better? I think the answer lies in the content we now know as magazines.
The best magazines are a great old-school blend of genuinely-excellent authorship and timely news that's sadly lost it's market almost as fast as radio and newspapers. That's because magazines are simply aggregators of content, supported by ads. Has that model been replaced by the Internet? Yes. But, just as there has been no profitable model for daily news on the Internet – because newspapers are no longer the only daily aggregators of news and therefore can not sustain the high ads rates necessary for their costly (and environmentally-unfriendly) distribution technique – there has been no profitable model for magazines.
I think Apple, with its forthcoming tablet, is going to make it easy to create and distribute hi-gloss multi-media magazine-type content in a form-factor and user experience that's exciting to use and compelling to view. Via DRM techniques that the media and freedom advocates will abhor, Apple will support a paid subscription model that will make delivery (distribution) of this content painless for users. And, having done so for magazines, this new approach will start to affect books of all types – such that short-cycle publications (like magazines) and long-cycle publications (like books) will start to merge into a seamless category. All available via single-purchase or subscription via the iTunes store.
Actually, let me re-define easy to create (from above): In fact, I think the process is going to be somewhere between HTML publishing and book-generation. It's not going to be easy in the classic sense, and more like the application development cycle. Therefore, in my view, daily news is going to be left out of this revolution because its content requires too-rapid a cycle to participate. Only publications of durable value – those that are not in the immediacy category – are ripe for this approach. Think The Atlantic Monthly.
In sum, then, just as the iPod was not as much about music-playing as it was about music-distribution, the Apple Tablet (while certainly an awesome piece of product design) will be mostly about a new printed-word content distribution system in the iTunes store.


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Google Offers, Google's version of Groupon or LivingSocial, has launched in Portland, Oregon, and will soon offer daily deals from local restaurants and businesses in New York City (Downtown, Midtown, Uptown), Oakland/East Bay, and San Francisco.
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We loved Elizabeth Appleby's story about her first hilarious moments in Italy. She was stuck in a bathroom and mortified. Ben Cunningham took us on a fantasy ride that involved poptarts and a dreamy toaster. Then Andrea Lovett nailed the theme with her tale of honeymoon 'wind'.
We were delighted when "T'pring's" name sake (see below ) stood up and told for the first time. When a person who had no intention of performing in public, finds us, and then finds a story in response to listening to our stories and then... gets up and performs? It is a testament to massmouth's vision and Laura's open and encouraging manner from the mic. Storytelling connects us and makes life sweeter. "Air" was the next to last mouthoff for the season. Our next adventure is a return engagement telling traditoinal stories and folktales at Shleburne Farms in Stow, MA . This setting is in front of a the barn of an apple orchard in OCT and will be hosted by Doria Hughes.
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Is this a dead group/post? if not, I'd like in on this, I'm a Steam user myself, very big fan of the Warhammer 40K Dawn of War Series, and i can try to help keep things updated on the group about any steam announcements, news, etc.
this thread is undead just like a zombie
kool. right now, im trying to juggle work and living around right now, and my laptop i have is just..... ancient, but i can still get onto the steam platform and nav through the communities, etc, but i cant actually keep my games running due to crashes T.T
Woah, Didn't notice there was a Steam Group for it. I literally just joined right before I typed this post.


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'I'll pay for a Hull student to achieve university dream'
HE WAS educated in the city and has gone on to huge business success.
Now, Shaun Mays wants to give back to his home city by offering to sponsor a student from Wyke College through university.
Mr Mays, an investment professional now living between New York and Zurich, is offering £18,000 to help a lucky student with their studies.
He grew up in Hull, attending Chiltern Primary School, Wheeler Street School and Kingston High School before going on to study metallurgy at Leeds University.
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He said: "When the university fees came in, I thought 'I have to do something'.
"I wouldn't have gone to university if they had fees.
"I spoke to Leeds University but realised that it did not help anyone from my home town."
Mr Mays said he realised his old school was no longer in existence and if he was a student now, he would be at Wyke College.
So, he got in touch with vice-principal Mike Rogerson to see how he could help.
They have worked for the past six months to mould what the offer would be.
"It is always easy to select the brightest," said Mr Mays. "But I wanted someone who was also working hard and achieving a lot, just to help them.
"I was lucky.
"If you are a parent these days and you are earning £15,000 a year and your child is told they are going to have to pay to go to university, you would think, 'My kid is going to have that debt for the rest of their life'.
"It stops people from poor families going and perpetuates the whole system of the poor not being educated and that education is for the rich."
Mr Mays said the last of his five children is finishing university this year and while he had the means to help someone, he would.
He is hoping to make the award an annual one.
"If it helps a bit then that's great. If one more student can go then it will hopefully help them out of that trap," he said.
He said he would select the student based not just on intelligence, but also hard work.
His funding will help the lucky student with living costs while they are studying.
Mr Mays said: "I was lucky, I didn't have to work while I was at university – I had a grant.
"I had a summer job but not when I was at university.
"I think about 90 per cent of students now have a part-time job.
"You can't concentrate on your studies if you are stacking shelves at Tesco at night.
"It is a lot harder now for kids. There is a lot more pressure on them."
Mr Mays says he hopes other people with the means will follow suit, even if it is £100 per year for the three years a student is at university.
"If ten people did that, that's £1,000. It all helps."
Mr Rogerson said: "We are delighted Shaun Mays has made this incredibly generous offer to support a Wyke student at university for the next three years.
"Shaun attended Kingston High School in Hull, and clearly has gone on to a very successful career, working in Australia, the US, and in various European cities, but has never forgotten his home city.
"This offer will make a massive difference to one of our students."


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Our Rhymes 'n Rhythms Book is a 36 page guide that contains the lyrics and finger plays for the very young child. It also contains musical developmental charts for babies from newborns to age three years and beyond. It guides you into creating fun musical environment the young child in your life.
Our Rhymes 'n Rhythms CD contains 39 songs in split track format. By adjusting the balance on your stereo, you can play the background and vocals together or listen to one or the other, creating a Karaoke type of singing enjoyment.


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This is a cedar door I made a few years ago for an outside grill cabinet for an Big Green Egg.
The first winter, the rail and style split just like like this. It was built in the summer. I trimmed the panel a little and remade the style with leftover cedar. This weekend in the cold it did it again. It was joined initially with biscuits.
I have the Kreg jig now wondered if fixing it with that would work. I do not have any more cedar and don't want to drive 40 miles to buy another board just for this. You can see in the pics that the biscuit came out of the joint and pulled a little "V" shaped piece of cedar out with it. My thought was to trim the rail flush again with the table saw, and fill the defect in the biscuit hole on the style with bondo, sand smooth, and then join with 2 pocket screws. This would repair the style (I hope) and I won't have to go get another board. Would also only take a few minutes. I can trim the panel a little more too. Maybe it is still to snug.
Will a pocket screw go into Bondo?
Should I use glue?
Is this doomed to failure without a new board?
First post here. Glad to see this forum, like the little jig!
I dont think the bondo will work. I would shave the biscuit off the "male" piece of cedar and leave the V groove on it for more stability. Then, I would just drill straight through the top of the "female" piece of wood with some long wood screws and attach it to the "male" piece of cedar. I think using the kreg jig wouldnt work because the v groove cut into the female piece. You could move the kreg jig up and figure out the correct placement so the screws would not come out and still hold, but you dont have any scrap pieces to practice on. Hope this makes since.
Im not the smartest one in here but wouldnt it be easyer to make a new frame.
If you cut the it back 1/2 inch so you still see the v grove from end and the put a couple dowels in It should hold for you
Hey Scott,
Have you thought about the expansion of your panel that may be the cause for this? Lumber moves across the grain up to 1/4 of an inch for every foot. Being that it's outside and humidity plays a roll, just a thought. You should also allow the panel to move inside your frame and not glue it. Another thing, being outside, did you use a waterproof glue?
Thanks all,
Yes I thought I had allowed for expansion, the panel measures about 1/4" shy which I thought was sufficient but it clearly is not. It is about 18" wide so maybe I am shy a little using your rule of thumb.
I will build a new frame. The reason I was trying to repair this one is that I have to drive so far to get 4 side finished cedar here, and they are only open till 5 on weekdays, which I basically can't make it there. The local places are only selling 3S boards. Saturday before any replies I decided to go ahead with trying the Jig. was distracted by the 2 and 4 year olds in the garage with me and didn't realize these are 5/8" boards not 3/4" and the tip of screws came out front slightly. I may just use it like that for a while until I am headed in the direction of the cedar place.
Thanks again for the replies
You could just turn that piece around and where the screws came out would be on the back side, but you would have to cut that bottom joint and attach it with the kreg jig also.
Since it is splitting in the cold and is outside, don't rule out freezing water as a cause.
Yes I thought about that. Do you think a frame and panel door can't be used outside? I am not sure how to waterproof the joinery. I stuck it out there again after regluing it and fixing with some pocket screws which hit the face like I said above (material only 5/8 not 3/4, oops). Will see what happens. I am pretty sure the frame is small enough for the slots now, good point on the freezing, happened twice. wonder if a little water is getting in the joints.
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