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Rui Pastor
30 March 2009 15:15 | São Paulo - Brasil
É a grande oportunidade de colocarmos o Squash no palco olímpico de 2016. Vamos trabalhar essa iniciativa.
Darran Fellows
28 March 2009 10:39 | Chepstow , South Wales
After taking up squash to help get 'quicker off the mark' playing rugby i soon realised what a superb sport squash is.It pushes the bounderies both physically & mentally to the absolute limit.
A sport for true Gladiators which is perfect for the Olympics ! Quite simply its a no-brainer...
28 March 2009 05:29 | Abbotsford, Canada
There is simply no sport like squash! No other sport comes close to it in speed, tactics and dynamics!
Would love to see it in the Olympics , something to look forward to!
27 March 2009 19:15 | Bromley
These olympic sports wihich are currently in the olympics some are equal in popularity to squash and squash is left out. things like bmx in the olympics why are them sort of sports in there ? Squash should be " VOTE FOR SQUASH IN THE OLYPICS 2016 !!!!!" thanks
nick humpston
27 March 2009 14:37 | york,uk
when you consider the sheer effort,skill and athleticism of the top professional squash players I feel Olympic inclusion (at last)would only be fair.
Good luck!
19 March 2009 11:38 | Gothenburg
Looking at what sports are in the Olymics, Squash is more suitable than most of them. It requires speed, control and fitness. Looking at the Olympic idea were athletes are to meet in a friendly way squash is most certainly to match thoose criterias. I played squash for the last 25 years and I have never met a squshplayer that haven't givven me tips on to be a better squashplayer, even ON court. Lets make the dream come true!!!
18 March 2009 11:05 | Perth Australia
Squash is sure to be in the 2016 Olympics. It's about time it has been.
15 March 2009 10:02 | Saudi Arabia
I am a Pakistani & just a beginner in the game of Squash. Having some of the world's greatest players like Jahangir & Jansher Khan from my country, the love for this game is something natural to me. I would like to see Squash included in Olaympics 2016. I hope this campaign to be successful all the way.
Farhan Rasheed
15 March 2009 09:53 | Saudi Arabia
I'm an Ex Bodybuilder however changed my sport to Squash around 2 years back & never regretted the decision. I love the game of Squash & be thrilled to have Squash included in the Olaympics 2016. I believe everyone who plays Squash, no matter what level he/she is at, supports the Squash bid for Olaympics. Our prayers & wishes for this struggle to be successful.
13 March 2009 13:45 | UK
I really want squash to be in Olympics but the sport the pros play is not the squash of the general public. It seems that the PSA and now WISPA are creating a barrier for its inclusion. Why change the rules of the game we love? It doesn't bring more TV or sponsorship. I can't think of any other sport that has different scoring and court dimensions for the pros and the general public. How confusing for Olympic spectators.
Players and ex players running the PSA mean that they tailor make our sport to their needs. Whats wrong with the 2hour match - tennis is much longer - apart from its the fact that the fitness element becomes a major factor. Geoff Hunt, Jonah , Jansher,Jahangir, Dittmar, Norman and the Martins provided fantastic matches using the original scoring. Players could come back from being 2-0 and 8-0 down, but not now with the PAR. Spectators watching 25 minute womens matches will stop paying ticket fees if the PAR 11 continues. Children playing the new scoring system means too many 15minute matches - no good for the healthy lifestyle campaign. So let's go back to real squash - best of 5, to 9 English scoring and then everyone will be playing the same game and we might get in the Olympics.
13 March 2009 07:38 | Mexico City
Olympic Games, Let´s Do It Together.
12 March 2009 02:38 | Vermont
Can't say that I'm not impressed by the new branding. As for squash in the 2016 Olympics... that might be just about the most exciting thing I can conceive watching! For some reason I'd love for it to be a team event. But in any case - watching the pro's compete for an olympic medal would be something deeply meaningful in a way that even a prestigious tournament is not. Anyway - here's to squash in 2016!
James Prudden
11 March 2009 18:20 | New York City
The Olympics? Humph!
(A kvetch in 11 syllables)
Synchronized Diving is on the tube tonight,
But something about it doesnt seem so right.
The Olympics are great, no argument there,
All nations together! Believe me, I care.
And yet to me it seems grotesquely unfair,
That the great sport of squash is simply not there!
Theres expert commentary of Synchros style,
Beach Volleyballs tactics, bikinis, and guile.
Theyve got BMX Cycling! Hello, say what?
Must I watch this guy drive around like a nut?
The Speed Walkers will come out shortly, Im sure
Another strange sport that Im forced to endure!
Its not that these sports are inherently bad
(Although I know theyd be appalled by my dad),
But international? No, sorry, no way,
Not this day, nor that day, nor some other day.
The spotlights on some sports that are flat-out rare.
This quadrennial slight is so hard to bear!
Succinctly put: Guess what, the Games just aint fair!
And it bugs me to think that some folks don't care!
In the spirit of things I might wish them well.
But not this time: Hey divers! Dive straight to hell!
James Prudden
Alfredo Avelar
11 March 2009 17:11 | Mexico
I have been playing squash since 1974 and in 1985 I became Diabetic type 1. Squash has helped me to get under control and all the benefits obtain with its practice has been of a lot of help for my disease. I hope this type of comments helps to include such a wonderful sport in to the olympic's program in 2016
Alfredo Avelar
Jonathan Kirby
11 March 2009 12:35 | Guildford
Squash is such an exciting sport, not only to play but to watch as well. The inclusion of squash in 2016, will not only benefit the game as whole, but also the olympics itself.
10 March 2009 11:17 | Beds
I do hope that squash succeeds this time, however, I do worry about the threat from competing sports such as golf and rugby 7's which have far greater budgets to spend on a campaign for inclusion. I just hope for once our moral case, and it is overwhelming, wins the day.
Michelle Martin
10 March 2009 04:26 | Gold Coast Australia
This is what every squash player dreams of. One day we will be olympic medalists.
duilio costa
09 March 2009 16:35 | Pittsburgh PA USA
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Slight blip in posting here. But nothing a little mashup of the weeks won't solve.
Despite a dusting of snow the other night/morning, it looks like Spring is on its way. Flowers, sunshine, new yarn… new yarn is a sign of spring, right?
That's about all I can get together for this week… too much I want to do besides my computer and editing photos! Have a good week!


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I have a credit card - I dont know what my APR but i remember it being alot lower than my last one that was 29.9apr due to me having no credit history im sure its now 15.9%?? But saying that i often get letters saying its gone up yearly?
Anyhow i have upto £1000 spent on it, i pay this off monthly and its NOT GOING DOWWWWWWWWWWWN i pay around £40 - 50 a month, which i then get charged interest on that around 20 +
I dont get how it works. Anyway, im 21 on thursday and i intend on applying for a new credit card as you have more options when 21 i want to find one that has 0% balance transfers then is there such card as 0% interest on the first couple of months or something? As i want to pay off as much as i can during them months, then transfer to another card and again and again- will this work, is this possible. I worked out that if i pay 90.00 per month for a year i could of paid it off, however if i keep getting bliming interest on top its not going anywhere..
Please help all these credit cards really confuse me...
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Fresh off the highest rated comedy special on COMEDY CENTRAL this year, with over 3.2 million viewers, Dane Cook's new "ISolated INcident" CD/DVD on COMEDY CENTRAL Records hit the Billboard Top 200 chart at #4! Cook is the only comedian to ever break the Billboard Top 4 twice. The CD/DVD was released on May 19 and ties Cook's prior debut of his "Retaliation" CD. "ISolated INcident" ranks #1 on the Billboard Top Independent Chart and on the Billboard Comedy Chart.
The two-disc set contains a full-length CD of Cook's best new material which premiered on COMEDY CENTRAL May 17th as the "ISolated INcident" special, as well as seven bonus tracks of additional material. The second disc is a DVD featuring an hour-long documentary on the making of the album and well as the outrageous promo for his special.
After his last two highly-rated specials and multi-platinum selling albums, Cook reinvented his act and took it to the stage in front of a packed house at the Laugh Factory in Hollywood. This intimate show was performed in a nightclub atmosphere in which Cook shared the audience's energy in a real-time, unedited and uncut performance without a safety net. Here, he showcases a darker and more personal set with cutting-edge material that pushes the envelope. Cook tackles everything from race and relationship issues to the detractors who have sprung up in the wake of his fame, all from his unique perspective and with his patented high-energy style.
Presently, Cook is on a summer tour with future dates in the following cities: Vancouver, Canada (6/4), Seattle, WA (6/5), Portland, OR (6/6), Edmonton, Canada (6/7), Omaha, NE (6/11), Detroit, MI (6/12), Minneapolis, MN (6/13), Chicago, IL (6/14), Tulsa, OK (6/18), Dallas, TX (6/19), Houston, TX (6/20) New Orleans, LA (6/21), Columbia, SC (6/25), Orlando, FL (6/26), and Atlanta, GA (6/27) with isolated dates in Atlantic City (9/4 – 6).
Through COMEDY CENTRAL Records, Cook's prior stand-up releases have achieved major success with "Harmful If Swallowed" certified platinum, "Retaliation" certified double platinum and "Rough Around the Edges" certified gold.
Previously released recordings by COMEDY CENTRAL Records include: Mitch Hedberg's "Do You Believe in Gosh?," Dane Cook's platinum-selling "Harmful If Swallowed" and double-platinum "Retaliation," Grammy Award-winning "Lewis Black: The Carnegie Hall Performance," Grammy Award nominees' Steven Wright's "I Still Have A Pony" and George Lopez's "American's Mexican," Joe Rogan's "Shiny Happy Jihad", Christopher Titus's "5th Annual End Of The World Tour," Norm MacDonald's "Ridiculous," Demetri Martin's "These Are Jokes," "Jim Gaffigan: Beyond The Pale," Mike Birbiglia's "My Secret Public Journal Live," D.L. Hughley's "Notes From The GED Section," and "Strategic Grill Locations" and Dave Attell's "Skanks For The Memories."


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There are some basics to bicycling safety which most of us learned as children. So, why did some of us forget fundamental bicycle safety rules, as rudimentary as wearing a helmet? Would you let your child ride without a helmet? Then why is it less important to wear a helmet as an adult? Helmets are not just necessary for downhill mountain bikers traversing the single-track trails or for street racers. The bicycle helmet is a key piece of equipment you should not leave home without.
Why am I qualified to get on this soapbox? The simple reason is that I have for decades been representing cyclists after they have been in bicycle accidents. I have seen the difference in the injuries sustained in bicycle crashes and helmets really do make a difference. And the greatest difference I personally have observed is in the low to medium speed bicycle accident.
While we often feel like a bicycle ride on a path next to the beach is slow and safe, as soon as we mix bicycles and motorists on the same roadway, we now have a much larger potential for head injuries. Head injuries are the most common way for cycling to lead to death.
In a busy intersection shared by both cars and bicycles, such as on Old San Jose Road in Santa Cruz, another bicycle fatality where the cyclist was not wearing a helmut has occured.
Last week cyclist Noel Hamilton was involved in the second fatal hit-and-run accident involving a bicyclist in June in Santa Cruz. In this case, the driver actually returned to the location of the accident to cooperate with police, but it was too late for the cyclist.
There were other satety basics that were lacking in both of these hit and run accidents. Not only were the riders lacking head protection, but they also were missing lights and reflective gear. These accidents do more than point out the horrific hit-and-run issues with cyclists in Santa Cruz. They also demonstrate troubling statistics relating to rider safety. Sadly, Santa Cruz County's rate of 74 accidents per 100,000 residents is double that of the statewide average.
Wrongful death can occur even in this laid back beach town, home of many surfers who ride bicycles while carrying their surfboards to the beach in one arm. With their minds on surfing, it may be tough to plan a safe ride to and from the beach.
The truth is that head injuries are usually catastrophic. Traumatic brain injuries dramatically affect the lives of brain injured people and their families. In many cases, these injuries leave individuals permanently disabled, or in need of months, and sometimes years, of rehabilitation and therapy. It is often important to consult with a California traumatic brain injuries (TBI) lawyer to make sure injured clients and their families have the resources they need to deal with these drastic changes.
About the author: Claude Wyle is an aggressive advocate for Bay Area bicyclists. Claude has decades of experience representing those harmed by the wrongful conduct of others, and, as a Bay Area bicyclist and accident lawyer, has fought to protect the rights of injured cyclists throughout his legal career. Claude is also an avid cyclist himself and member of the Marin County Bicycle Coalition, San Francisco Bicycle Coalition and Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition.
"if it is predictable, it is preventable."
Claude A. Wyle is a partner of Choulos Choulos, and Wyle, a San Francisco based law firm dedicated to representing clients who have been injured by the wrongful conduct of individuals, corporations, public entities, and businesses. Mr. Wyle also frequently sits as a Judge Pro Tem for the city and county of San Francisco.


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Ever visited DesignerDigitals.com?
They have some great freebies that come along with a challenge. It's so easy to take on a challenge when they provide you with a great tool!
On 2/17/08 there was a web challenge freebie by Jesse Edwards posted and it inspired me to create the following layout. That freebie, along with another freebie from Jessica Sprague (Strawberry Lemonade Pink Solid 12x12 paper) and fonts Melanie BT and Franklin Gothic Book were the elements used to create this page in PSE.
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The Chateau at Oregon Caves is one of the National Park's "Great Lodges," and a National Historic Landmark. This picturesque six-story lodge offers 23 overnight rooms, fine dining room with views out over a wooded canyon, and a 1930s era coffee shop. Locally crafted gifts and works of art are available in the gift gallery. Each of the rooms in the Chateau has its own unique charm. All visitors are invited to enjoy the majestic lobby at any time. The Chateau is open early May through early October. Visit their website for more information and reservations: Oregon Caves Chateau.
The Oregon Caves Chateau is managed by a local nonprofit group - the Illinois Valley Community Development Organization. They use revenues from the operation of the Chateau to write grants and assist with programs that benefit the local community.
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Most canids use urine combined with preputial gland secretions to mark their territories. Many species of canids, including the fox use a raised-leg posture when urinating. The scent of a fox's urine is very strong, especially in the winter right before mating season. Red foxes use their urine to mark their territories. The male fox raises his hind leg and sprays his urine forward, whereas female foxes squat down so that urine is sprayed in the ground between its hind legs.
In addition, foxes also spray urine to mark empty cache sites. Foxes take part in this spraying behavior as a way to remind themselves not to waste time investigating them again. Red foxes use various postures to urinate, depending on where they are leaving a scent mark.


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As you drive out from Watkins Glen and up the east side of Seneca past the scenic Hector Falls, you start to run along a stretch of some of the region's best-known wineries in an area known as 'the banana belt' for it's riper-styled wines – Standing Stone, Atwater Estate, Red Newt.
Tucked in amongst them, located right next door to the popular Stone Cat Café, is Bloomer Creek. It's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it winery owned by Kim Engle and Debra Birmingham. Married 25 years, the couple actually attended the same high school, but didn't meet until later on in life.
On the road up the east side of Seneca lake, Hector Falls is worth pausing for.
"I was graduating [high school] and he was still playing in the sand box," says Birmingham, 55.
"And I still am playing in the sand box," says Engle, 50.
Engle is an area lifer, having studied agriculture at Cornell before there was even a viticulture program.
"They were teaching us to grow apples and milk cows," he says with a laugh and a wry smile peering out from underneath his bushy moustache.
Wanting something else, he took a leave from school and started working in a vineyard where he caught his first whiff of the wine bug. Engle then went to Fresno for a semester of viticulture studies and then headed off with a friend to Italy for a bohemian vacation.
"We went from house to house and drank. There was nothing else to do since I didn't speak Italian," he says.
Following his overseas wine epiphany, Engle returned to the area and bought a farm, starting with seven acres of raspberries to have a cash crop while he planted vines and waited for them to mature.
"Deb was making a living for us both in the beginning," says Engle.
"The artist supporting the farmer," chimes in Birmingham, whose has bright eyes and shiny, long, curly platinum blond hair.
Engle was working as a vineyard manager at Sheldrake Point during the day, tending to his own vineyards in his spare time. As the vineyards came on line, the couple started by selling the grapes off to local wineries, including Standing Stone and Red Newt.
"I figured if they wanted my grapes, then I could be on to something, so why not try it myself?" says Engle, who then bottled his own wine for the first time in 1999.
But while working on Bloomer Creek, Engle and Birmingham got involved in other projects along the way. They bought a landmark fruit stand on Seneca Lake in 1996 with some other partners, who eventually bowed out, leaving them saddled with the operation. They also opened Stone Cat Café in 2000, which quickly became one of the area's most popular restaurants. It wasn't long before the couple realized they had too much going on.
"We would be pouring our wines and people would ask us if we were new, even though we had been making wine for a few years," says Engle, 50. "That's when I realized I needed to focus my full attention on Bloomer Creek."
So they sold their interest in Stone Cat in 2005 and began to deal full time with the winery. Engle now has 10 acres of Riesling, Pinot Noir, Gamay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay and Gewürztraminer, the latter of which might just be the winery's best wine right now – both of the Bloomer Creek's '07 Gewürztraminers earned very good scores when I reviewed them back in January, showing solid varietal character and more depth and richness than most other Finger Lakes Gewürztraminers.
In a rarity for the area, Engle hand harvests everything – a tank sample of the Gewürztraminer Finger Lakes 2008 shows nice bitter orange and lychee notes with a good cut on the finish.
A tank sample of the Riesling Finger Lakes Semi-Dry 2008 has been filtered and is due to be bottled soon. It shows the fresh lime and Pippin apple profile of the vintage, and while clearly off-dry, it maintains a nice snappy edge through the finish.
Engle is particularly enthused about Gewürztraminer though, so much so that he plans to bump up his acreage of it, while also trying some other aromatic whites including Pinot Gris and Auxerrois. That spirit of experimentation runs through everything Engle does – he ferments in small, 55-gallon plastic barrels with no temperature control, and has been trying some native yeast ferments on his Riesling.
"I have so little wine, I don't like the idea of having it all in one big stainless steel tank," he says regarding his piecemeal approach. "I'm still fooling around, and I like to do everything in single barrels to try different things with each one."
As for the wild yeast experimentation, it's part of Engle's relatively hands-off approach to winemaking.
"In our industry, we have an inclination to control, so natural yeast is against the grain," he says. "I've spoken to guys who do more to their wine before they even ferment than I do before I put it into the bottle. Additives for mouthfeel and whatnot. I would've thought mouthfeel comes just from the grapes."
I prefer the whites to the reds here – not unusual for Finger Lakes wineries. But Engle's red wine style has evolved – he does prefer slightly mature, wood spice notes, which he thinks he picked up from his early days of drinking traditional styled Italian reds. Engle is doing more lees contact, using more stems and letting the wine spend a longer time in oak, but no new oak.
Engle also sees the area as being a generation behind in terms of exploring vineyard sites and learning the area's terroir.
"But that's the fun part right now. It's an exciting time in the area and I just love growing grapes," he says.
Lamoreaux Landing is a few miles up the road from Bloomer Creek. The winery's Greek revival architecture makes it one of the area's showpiece buildings. Owner Mark Wagner is another area lifer – his father was a grape grower who sold off the family grapes until Wagner took over and began bottling the production himself in 1990.
Wagner, 53, is tall and lean, and his Rieslings are typically made in a similarly tight, precise style. Winemaker Paul Brock joined in time for the 2008 harvest, which marked some of Lamoreaux Landing's best wines to date. General Manager Josh Wig, 33, joined the operation in 2007 (he's also married to Wagner's niece). Wig was born and raised on a family farm in northwestern Pennsylvania that has shrunk from 300 acres to just 50.
"If you don't have the value-added product at the end, farming in this country is really tough," he says.
Wig took a 10 year break from agriculture to spend time in the military as a nuclear engineer on a submarine. So, does grape growing seem easy in comparison?
"People say it's not rocket science, but I'm always amazed how much science you need to do it," he says. "And then you have to combine that with the art of it, which is what makes it so fascinating."
Wagner and his team are starting to really carve out the details in their vineyards. A recent expansion of plantings has been done with a distinct focus on terroir – three new sites now bring Lamoreaux Landing's Riesling acreage to 24.5, with Chardonnay next at 17 acres. The winery has 105 acres of vines in total (70 vinifera) and currently produces 12,000 cases annually, with plans to ultimately get to 20,000 cases.
The new Riesling focus is a bit of a shift for Wagner, who was prodded into it following the harsh winter of 2004.
"After that winter, Riesling was the one variety that came through and still delivered some good fruit," he says. "That's mother nature's way of telling you something."
One of those new sites for Wagner is his Red Oak vineyard, planted in 2006. This four-acre parcel is on a fairly fertile spot, which means Wagner has to work with two fruit zones to offset the vigorous canopy, rather than cut back the canopy, since the area's shorter growing season requires a vine to have a much photosynthesis as possible (in the accompanying video he talks about this Scott Henry trellis system).
As Wagner brings his new parcels on line, he and Brock vinify them separately to learn their profiles, with an eye towards possible single vineyard bottlings – an emerging trend in the area.
"To us, blending makes a lot of sense. You can really increase quality and complexity," says Wagner. "But when and if a single vineyard makes some sense and is interesting, we'll bottle it that way, too. It's a balancing act."
Planted on predominantly Honeoye silt loam, with a gentle slope, the Red Oak Riesling shows precocious ripeness and weight, but still comes off as dry in style, with nice drive and definition to its slate and green apple flavors. The recently released 2008 earned its own bottling in its debut vintage, paying immediate dividends on the site which Wagner had long had his eye on before finally purchasing it. His experience in the region is paying off in terms of site selection.
"The guessing game here is the same as it was in Europe years ago," he says about his new sites. "You plant the vines and then hope you got it right."
Just above the Red Oak parcel is the Round Rock parcel, planted in 2007. This 5.5-acre vineyard is almost entirely Riesling, along with a half-acre of Grüner Veltliner to experiment with. The soil shifts to Lansing gravelly silt loam and Wagner will get his first taste of any differences between it and the Red Oak parcel below after he harvests his first grapes from it this year.
Wagner and his team do machine harvest a lot of their fruit – vineyard labor can be hard to come by in the area. Showing there are two sides to every issue, Wagner makes a compelling argument for machine harvesting (which is generally considered to be too rough on the fruit and too indiscriminate a method, pulling in other material to the crusher).
"You can have the grapes as juice in the crusher in two hours," he says. "As long as you're careful to only get grapes in there and not material other than grape. In that way it's not any worse than hand-harvesting, and possibly better because of the speed factor."
The last of Wagner's new sites is the Yellow Dog vineyard, just a few minutes up the road from Red Oak and Round Rock. The two-acre spot features similar Honeoye silt loam as Red Oak, but at a slightly higher elevation and slightly steeper grade that results in a lower vigor site. As with Round Rock, it will get a chance to display its potential in its first harvest this year.
It's the increased attention to site selection and vineyard development that may be helping Lamoreaux pull away from the pack. The wines here have always been among the region's most competent, but the 2008 Riesling lineup is a noticeable step up. And with his new vineyards and narrowing focus on Riesling, the generally laid-back Wagner is showing some obvious enthusiasm.
"You can play with yeasts and stuff, but once the fermentation burns off, what's left is what was from the vineyard. It boils down to the grape and the soil it was in. And we're seeing bigger differences in site rather than clones," says Wagner. "So it's really exciting to have these new vineyards coming on line."
Tom Higgins is going back to his roots. Though born in Colorado, the 33-year-old Higgins grew up on Seneca Lake and worked in the area for the well-known Hazlitt family for a short spell. But he quickly left the agriculture end of things to head off to business school and start a career in the IT end of things, implementing web architecture for large corporations. He's now cashed that in to start his own winery. Before taking the plunge, Higgins spent a few years working in wine retail and then got some on-the-job training at wineries in Bordeaux (La Lagune) and California (Calera) in 2005. Higgins and his wife Susan started Heart & Hands Wine Company, debuting in the 2006 vintage. Higgins' goal? To make the best Pinot Noir in the area. Pinot Noir?
If you're tired of city traffic, things are a little different in the Finger Lakes.
"I love Pinot. So why not?" he retorts when pressed on his choice. "I think it's going to be the red of this area."
To prove that he's on to something others in the area aren't, he's marked out a spot that runs along a vein of limestone, relatively rare in the area. Higgins picked the spot for its soils and 17 percent grade. He's cleared a patch of terraced property behind the small winery building, located on the eastern side of Cayuga Lake in the town of Union Springs. 'By hand' is the name of the game here – from harvesting and sorting down to bottling and labeling. Because of that, Higgins' production in the 2008 vintage was a mere 800 cases and plans are to keep it boutique - 2,000 cases max.
Until his own vineyards are up to speed, Higgins is currently buying fruit from Jim Hazlitt's Sawmill Creek vineyard on the eastern shore of Seneca and will augment that with fruit from the Hobbit Hollow vineyard on the western side of Skaneateles Lake (owned by the Falcone family and managed by Paul Wellington) starting in the 2009 vintage.
Higgins has been picky about his vineyard sources – he's turned down fruit from growers who wouldn't hand-harvest to his specifications. Along with Ravines' Morten Hallgren and Red Newt's Dave Whiting, Higgins is buying fruit on per-acre contracts that allow him to decide on the viticulture and yields, while insulating the grower price-wise. It's a paradigm shift for the Finger Lakes, which has a long history of quantity-first production.
"There's more risk in terms of expense, but then we can control quality," he says.
Though only 15 miles as the crow flies from the Lodi/Hector area on Seneca, you have to drive an hour up and around Cayuga to get to Heart & Hands. Nonetheless, Higgins has frequent visitors to the tasting room on weekends.
From there, it's then another 30 minutes over to the Hobbit Hollow vineyard on Skaneateles Lake (skinny-at-liss), a 25-acre vineyard planted ten years ago that has proven to produce good enough fruit for the likes of Dr. Konstantin Frank, Heron Hill and Ravines. The lake itself isn't as large or as deep as Seneca or Cayuga, so the vineyard gets as much influence from Lake Ontario to the north as it does Skaneateles. The Pinot Noir Higgins is buying is sourced from Dijon clones, rather than the lighter-bodied and lighter-colored champagne clones that still dominate in the area. The 2007 Pinot Noir Finger Lakes Barrel Reserve showed a good fleshy core of plum fruit that was a step up from typical Finger Lakes Pinots, though a hefty dose of oak lent a noticeable toast, spice and raisin profile that could be toned down a bit. There's a small amount of Brut Rosé made from Pinot Noir as well.
While Higgins is focusing on Pinot Noir, he isn't going all in on the grape. 10 percent of the production at Heart & Hands is Riesling and both of the recently released '08s (dry and Late Harvest bottlings) are very good.
Still, it's a more-than-unique tack to start up in the Finger Lakes with a Pinot Noir bent. That makes Higgins a bit of a pioneer. He's also young, passionate and putting most parts of his life on hold to focus on the winery. That means he's got a chance to make it work.


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Most surveillance cameras fall short on delivering everything a vehicle owner needs in a camera for their car or truck. The most important thing a security camera would need above all is video clarity. 1080p gives you a very wide angle view and at 2.4 Megapixel, it also gives you the best resolution out of that 1080p wide view but that wouldn't be enough to handle the other features that everyone has asked us for in a vehicle camera.
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Superior audio, video and GPS speed and positioning logging would easily justify the price of this camera but this camera goes above and beyond with Wi-Fi and cloud connection from literally anywhere you have service for your smartphone), and also is discreet and beautifully designed and well-constructed. There's simply nothing else like the BV-DR750S dashcams available on the market today, period. While other brands try to play catch up, private security firms, Uber and Lyft drivers know that this security camera continually raises the bar!
We've talked to security firms, Uber and Lyft drivers and they've shared with us what they considered the most important features they need in a surveillance system for their cars and trucks:
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Of course, one of our favorite things about the BlackVue dashcams remains their incredible design: BlackVue has made their dashcams as small and stealthy as possible. We love showing our customers how these cameras easily tuck up and out of the way, usually being mounted on the front windshield in front of the rearview mirror. This way, the dashcam does not obstruct the view of the driver, and looks like a factory-installed accessory in just about any vehicle! You can quickly see how these cameras do not attract unwanted attention from thieves who may be looking for valuables left out in the open in your vehicle.
You may be worried about the lack of a screen on the BV-DR750S-1CH, but this camera offers voice alerts for the driver to let you know that the dashcam is recording in Drive or Park Mode. You can disable these voice announcements later once you get used to the operation of the DR750S dash cam. Also, BlackVue provides LED status lights to convey the necessary mode information to the driver, on the side and back of the DR750S-1CH. Once I had my system over some weeks I turned off the status lights so the camera will stay in stealth mode during the night and day. Furthermore, you can download BlackVue's official app for your iPhone or Android phone to connect to the 750S wirelessly, and then view or change configuration settings, stream live from the dashcam, and download the videos effortlessly! Once you've copied a video to your device, the BlackVue app even allows for direct upload to YouTube, for near-instant sharing of that important event captured on video.
We do need to tell you a little bit more about the BlackVue-Over-the-Cloud features and functionality. In essence, as long as you have a WiFi hotspot signal available in your vehicle (it can be built-in such as GM's OnStar 4G/LTE, or via a mobile hotspot device from Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, T-Mobile, etc), you will have remote access to your dashcam! Peek at the live view from the camera, see where your vehicle is or how fast it may be going, receive notifications of movement or motion, and more.
The DR750S-1CH includes either a factory-installed 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, or 128GB memory card. You may choose the BlackVue microSD memory card size above. The memory card is provided by BlackVue and is already installed inside the DR750S, ready to go! We are unable to sell the DR750S-1CH without a memory card, as they are pre-installed by BlackVue.
Note: While the memory cards are removable and the card slot will accept other brands of microSD memory cards, we strongly suggest the use of ONLY BlackVue memory cards in the BlackVue dashcams. The BlackVue OEM memory cards are industrial-grade and are designed to withstand the extreme high and low temperatures of being inside of hot and cold vehicles day in and day out, and they are also designed to cope with the constant read/write cycles of a high-quality dashcam, without fail. We're unable to offer support when non-BlackVue memory cards are used. To ensure your dashcam is always recording, stick with the most reliable memory cards on the market today!
The DR750S-1CH will constantly record your surroundings in front of the vehicle while driving; just plug the DR750S into the cigarette lighter power plug and it will record for you automatically and seamlessly or you can have the included Magic Pro unit professionally installed for 24 hour recording in Park mode: when the vehicle is stationary, the BV-DR750S dashcam is smart enough to "watch" all the time, but only start actually recording to the memory card when the built-in G-sensors detect any haphazard activity (a gentle bump to the vehicle for example), or if motion is detected in front of the lens (someone prowling around the car), therefore preventing you from having to sort through a memory card full of unnecessary recordings.
For parking mode, the included Power Magic Pro unit which quickly integrates with your car's fuse box and will supply constant power to the 750 while also ensuring that your car battery does not drop too low.
3 Recording Modes, Driving – Event – Parked Mode
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Question about GE (PSS26MSRSS) Side by Side Refrigerator
GE Side by Side Refrigerator is leaking water from the bottom of the unit. It is leaking on the Water and Ice Dispenser side. It is a slow leak but constant. What could it be? I have checked the water supple line going in the back of the unit and it seems to be fine.
Posted by Billy 1 on
same problem and checked back not leaking, also checked chute no ice there.Help?
No, The floor seems to be fine and no ice seen. The leak is right under the door (ice maker side) in the front of the unit where the little floor grill is. Thanks for trying
water puddles beneath refrigerator side
I have the same problem with my Arctica refrig. There is a sheet of ice on the bottom of the freezer. How do I locate the defrost drain hole? Thanks in advance!
We have water leaking every so often on both the freezer side and the refrigerator side, right at the front corners. It's not constant, it just seems to happen randomly one side and then the other. We also have the sheet of ice on the bottom of the freezer. What's going on?
We have a similar problem with our GE Profile. Water is leaking from the corner of the freezer side. It is not constant. I usually notice a puddle in the morning. At first I thought we may have dropped some ice underneath the freezer door/ It does not appear every morning however it is happening more frequently..
Is there a tray underneath the refriderator that may need to be empty? Our refriderator is an older model but had no problems with it up until just recently with the puddle of water in the morning?
Water leaking from bottom of refrigerator
Is the floor of the freezer a sheet of ice? if so the defrost drain hole is clogged.
Posted on Feb 16, 2008
Mine was doing the same thing. Turns out the water supply line was broken just above the bottom hinge for the door. I had to remove the shelves on the freezer door by removing the screws around the door behind the seal and then spliced the line up by the dispenser and behind the grille at the bottom. I used 1/4" supply line that was left over from hooking up the supply line and two 1/4" to 5/16" adapters from lowes. A fisch tape makes it easier to run the new piece through the door but the fix was pretty simple overall.
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Research Grants
For more than 20 years, the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation has been the largest non-governmental funder of research focused on the development of treatments and cures for mitochondrial disease. In that time, through the hard work and dedication of our patients, their families, and donors, UMDF has enabled nearly $12 million in scientific research that demonstrably advanced the knowledge and understanding of mitochondrial biology while also seeding follow-on funding in excess of $100 million.
In 2018, UMDF is aligning its research grant program to the Roadmap to a Cure and considering new funding mechanisms. As part of that strategy, we plan to first focus on Leigh Syndrome research as a model for additional disease-specific funding opportunities in the future. We expect that exploring this type of mitochondrial disease will not only benefit Leigh's patients, but will also have an impact on the diagnosis, treatment and care of other mitochondrial diseases.
As we refine our approach UMDF looks forward to sharing with the patient and scientific community both on the UMDF website and through other communication channels further details regarding specific funding mechanisms.
We anticipate first awards being made before the end of 2018.
Grant Program Overview
- Q: What are the basics of the grant cycle?
A: Typically a new grant cycle in the fall of each year. Applicants are invited to send a Letter of Intent (LOI) which is a brief form outlining the research project. Members of the Scientific and Medical Advisory Board (SMAB) review and score the LOIs and top-scoring applications are invited to send a full proposal. A proposal is a longer, more in-depth project description which includes methods, justification, goals, and detailed budget. Selected reviewers, including SMAB members and non-members, PhDs and MDs, review assigned proposals based on their own areas of expertise in relation to the proposals. They provide not only scores, but full page critiques. A face-to-face meeting of the Grant Review Committee is held in late spring to further discuss each proposal, after which they are given a final score based on the discussion. Grant recipients are selected at this grant review meeting. A letter is then sent to each proposal applicant apprising him/her of the decision concerning his/her proposal, and includes the reviewers' critiques, minus the reviewers' names. Winners are awarded at the annual symposium in June.
- Q: What do the reviewers look for in LOIs and proposals?
A: In LOIs, the reviewers provide scores for scientific merit and viability, relevance to mitochondrial disease and the mission of the UMDF, applicant's qualifications and current or future impact in the mitochondrial field, and his/her mentor's qualifications (if the applicant is a post-doctoral fellow).
In proposals, reviewers look for significance/impact on mitochondrial disorders, the applicant's approach to accomplishing project goals, and the project's feasibility.
- Q: Why is it that most of the UMDF-funded projects do not directly involve potential treatments and cures for mitochondrial disease?
A: They do! There are three main categories of research as it relates to drug development: basic, translational and clinical. All three of these categories are important for the effective development of treatments and cures. Researchers realize that, in order to "fix" a problem in the human body, they must first understand the basics: the structure and function of that system, organ, cell or organelle. Secondly, in translational research, they attempt to determine what happens when some part of that structure or function is manipulated. These two areas form the building blocks for clinical research. While there is still much to be learned about the basic structure and function of mitochondria, science is advancing quickly and translational tools such as cell and animal models are becoming more common. Clinical research focuses more on standardized testing and diagnosis, treatments, and eventually a cure, and here too UMDF encourages applicants to submit proposals of potential impact. An additional focus of the UMDF is to support and encourage new researchers in the field of mitochondrial disorders. Once these researchers become established, it is then more likely they will be competitive for much larger grants through bigger organizations and institutions such as the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
- Q: Why doesn't the UMDF automatically fund the research of mitochondrial researchers and specialists well known to the UMDF?
A: The UMDF seeks to fund the top research project applications in a given year, no matter who the applicant may be or where they may be located. The grant review committee makes every effort to judge each application fairly and without bias. It is quite possible that the top applications in a given year will be from researchers other than those with whom the UMDF has a relationship, and those projects are the ones that will be selected for funding. This in no way diminishes our appreciation, enthusiasm, and respect for other dedicated mitochondrial disease researchers whose projects were not selected for funding- the process is highly competitive, with roughly 10-15% of full proposals chosen for award.
- Q: Why doesn't the UMDF continue to fund an ongoing project?
A: The UMDF has a policy not to continue funding a project beyond the original one or two year limits. The rationale is that the UMDF funds small projects with the hope that the researcher will then be able to capitalize on the project's results by acquiring a larger grant from a bigger institution such as the NIH to further investigate that area of research. This leaves more funds available to encourage young/new mitochondrial researchers entering the field. However, even experienced researchers previously funded by the UMDF are welcome to submit an application for a brand new project.
Q: Where can I find a list of the UMDF's current Grant Review Committee?
A: You can download that list by clicking here.
For further information regarding the research grant process, click here.


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Here's a sampling of my writing to be found on the web:
An eBook for you to read on your eReader! The eBook is called Nowhere Slow: Eleven Years on a Micronesian Island. It's totally worth the $2.99. If not, well, you're only out $2.99.
Here's a review from Pasifika Truthfully.
"'Nowhere Slow' is a thoroughly entertaining book that scores high on all fronts."
Some thoughts on a silence and books at The Oyster Review.
A more academic-y paper I gave at Mansfield College, Oxford at a conference on citizenship.
Selected Articles:
One Small Store — Two men, separated by more than 150 years, discover the folly of attempting Western-style capitalism in Micronesia.
Born, Still — A newborn wavers between life and something else. For the father, a walk in the woods elucidates the struggle between nature and nurture.
The Smog of War — A #longread about an education in the Afghan war from the perspective of three young people (but especially one young Afghan woman).
How to Officially Forget — a long read at The Morning News about Tiananmen Square, the recent 99%er stuff, memory, romance, and the way that tired angels tent to hang out in the woods.
The Day that Borders Got the Wobblies — another long read at The Morning News about trying to unionize a Borders store in the mid-90s. This one was linked to by the New Yorker blog; so that's something I can say now!
Links below are from The Bygone Bureau. I spent a lot of time on The Bygone Bureau which is now Bygone (forever?) so the links may not work. Perhaps I will move the articles here when I get a chance.
Ghost in the Timeline — regarding the Facebook Timeline redesign and death.
In the Land of the Non-Reader — what it is like to stop reading.
The article above is probably the most linked-to of my articles (which is still not terribly linked-to, I suppose) and I enjoyed reading reactions to it. Generally these things just kind of disappear into the ether and I'm not entirely sure what anyone makes of it. This one by Kim Ukura at Book Riot was cool.
The Sheep of Liechtenstein — about the allure of dead technology, specifically typewriters.
Shirley, You Can't Be Serious — an older article but one that I like b/c it's the only time that I have written about teaching, an activity that I do most days. Generally, I find it a very difficult thing to write about.
Dork Adventurer — will appeal to fans of Boethius and Infocom.
Being and Nothingness and Minecraft — speaks for itself.
According to comments on MetaFilter about the article, I do not know how to properly use the noun Lego. Actually, I know that the plural of Lego is officially Lego, but I am a descriptivist which means I make my own rules based on what feels right and, you know, how people actually use language. So by the might of my mighty Linguistics degree I now decree the plural of Lego to be Legos. The plural of Legolas is still Leglassies.


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$list-comma: "item-1", "item-2", "item-3";
As for JavaScript or any other language, there is no limit regarding the level of depth you can have with nested lists. Just go as deep as you need to.
/* Nested lists with braces and same separator */
$list: (
("item-1.1", "item-1.2", "item-1.3"),
("item-2.1", "item-2.2", "item-2.3"),
("item-3.1", "item-3.2", "item-3.3")
/* Nested lists without braces using different separators to distinguish levels */
$list: "item-1.1" "item-1.2" "item-1.3",
"item-2.1" "item-2.2" "item-2.3",
"item-3.1" "item-3.2" "item-3.3";
nth($list, 0) -> throws error
nth($list, 1) -> "item-1"
Strings, numbers, boolean, whatever you can put in a variable. This means you're fine to use some list functions even on things that don't look like one.
$variable: "Sass is awesome";
length($variable) -> 1
Beware! If you remove the quotes around this string, it will be parsed as a 3 items long list (1: Sass; 2: is; 3: awesome). I recommand you quotes your strings to avoid some unpleasant surprises.
Some handy functions to work with lists: nth, append, join, and length
nth(1px 2px 10px, 2) -> 2px
append(1px 2px, 5px) -> (1px 2px 5px)
length(5px 10px) -> 2
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.#{$animal}-icon {
background-image: url('/images/#{$animal}.png');
/*output CSS*/
.puma-icon {
background-image: url('/images/puma.png'); }
.sea-slug-icon {
background-image: url('/images/sea-slug.png'); }
.egret-icon {
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/*This ruleset won't be rendered on its own.*/
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color: blue;
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color: blue;
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For example, you could use them to manage themes for your stylesheet:
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mist: (
header: #DCFAC0,
text: #00968B,
border: #85C79C
spring: (
header: #F4FAC7,
text: #C2454E,
border: #FFB158
// ...
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h1 {
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Maps can also be used with @each, using the new multiple assignment feature:
$primary-nav: (
padding-top: .2em,
margin-top: .2em,
line-height: 1.3,
@mixin print-styles($map){
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.primary-nav {
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.primary-nav {
padding-top: .2em;
margin-top: .2em;
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Sass 3.3 adds the @at-root directive, which is a way to tell Sass to put a collection of rules at the top-level root of the document. The easiest way to use it is with a selector:
.badge {
@at-root {
.info { ... }
.header { ... }
/* Also produces */
.info { ... }
.header { ... }
By default, @at-root just excludes selectors. However, it's also possible to use @at-root to move outside of nested directives such as @media as well. For example:
@media print {
.page {
width: 8in;
@at-root (without: media) {
color: red;
/* Produces */
@media print {
.page {
width: 8in;
.page {
color: red;
Until now, the parent selector & has only been usable in selectors, but now it can be used in SassScript as well.
@mixin does-parent-exist {
@if & {
&:hover {
color: red;
} @else {
a {
color: red;
Complementing the ability to use & in SassScript, there's a new suite of functions that use Sass's powerful @extend infrastructure to allow users to manipulate selectors.
This feature is specifically targeted to framework developers.
.list {
@at-root #{selector-append(&, "--big", &, "--active")} {
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New tools make us change the way we work
var gulp = require('gulp');
var autoprefixer = require('gulp-autoprefixer');
gulp.task('default', function () {
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browsers: ['last 2 versions'],
cascade: false
var gulp = require('gulp');
var uncss = require('gulp-uncss');
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I always had the picture that the planes the CIA was using for its "extraordinary renditions" were executive jets. So, we were handing people over to be tortured--or torturing them in the air--in onesies and twos. Heck, that's not so bad.
Think again.
A plane suspected of being used by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) departing from Palma de Mallorca airport. US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice arrives in Germany on Monday to start a four-country tour expected to be dogged by questions about reports of secret CIA prison camps and 'torture flights'(AFP/File/Toni Marimon)
So, do the math. How many prisoners does that plane hold? 100? So, given 85 flights, that would make 8500 prisoners.
Enough to fill a decent camp, I'd say.
And certainly a camp large enough to be picked up by satellite photographs.
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The Atascadero Colony Home Tour, for example, provides the rare opportunity to step inside the historic Ewalt home. Best known in recent years as the former home of controversial North County developer Kelly Gearhart, it has roots that extend to the city's origins. According to tour organizers, this is the first time this "colony home" has been open to the public in around 12 years.
The current owners of the Ewalt home, George and Kelly Shoemaker, are history teachers and avid antiques collectors, yet this is the first time they've lived in an historic home together.
"The fact that it was a colony home was pretty exciting for us," said Kelly. "When we first walked through, we were just taken with it – it had a really good feeling to it."
The large and stately colonial-style home was built on the site of the original 1914 E.G. Lewis tent city. Prominent business and civic leaders Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Ewalt built the house in 1916.
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Most of their repairs were cosmetic, including repainting the entire exterior, replacing missing gates, painting portions of the interior, refinishing wood floors and repairing cracks and holes in the wall. They resuscitated the neglected landscaping on the just over one-acre lot. This included replacing the front hedge, previously trimmed to spell out the word "Gearhart," with a small vineyard of tempranillo vines. The Shoemakers have a small commercial vineyard in Paso Robles and also make wine at home for themselves and friends.
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The Shoemakers, who relocated from Modesto five years ago, have discovered that the home has given them a crash course in local history. Members of the Atascadero Historical Society have regaled them with stories of playing there as children. They also discovered that the Stillwells began a tradition of asking people to sign the basement walls like a guest book. George estimates that there are thousands of names and remarks inscribed there by past and current residents of the city.
The Shoemakers welcome the community's curiosity and take their role as curators of this historic site seriously.
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What to do When the Panel Neutral Bar is Full
How to Expand the Capacity of the Neutral Terminal Bar in a Panel: If the terminal bar runs out of room then an additional terminal bar may be added.
Expanding the Capacity of the Neutral Terminal Bar in a Panel
Electrical Question: I would like info on adding an additional neutral bar to my main service panel.
- I have a Cutler Hammer CH20CM100 panel with a 100 amp main breaker.
- I switched out the single breakers for tandems to get additional circuits however I ran out of space on the existing neutral bar with only 13 holes.
- I am adding a GBK21CS bar for extra spaces.
- I am using a #6 jumper wire from the original bar to the new one.
- My question is, does the new bar have to be isolated from the panel box or can I just use supplied self tapping screws and mount it directly to the box?
- The original bar is mounted in a plastic housing which I assume isolates it from the box.
- The main feed is 3 wire with 2 hot legs to the main breaker and an aluminum wire to the neutral.
- There is also a bare ground wire from the neutral bar to the water pipes.
- My question is, does the new bar have to be isolated from the panel box or can I just use supplied self tapping screws and mount it directly to the box?
This electrical wiring question came from: Richard, a Contractor from Keyport, New Jersey.
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Dave's Reply:
Thanks for your electrical wiring question Richard.
How to Expand the Capacity of the Neutral Terminal Bar in a Panel
- Both the Grounds and Neutrals are bonded together in the Main Electrical Panel.
- If the terminal bar runs out of room then an additional terminal bar may be added.
- Typically the additional terminal bar is available from the panel manufacturer and is designed for mounting to pre-drilled and tapped holes of the panel enclosure.
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