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Politique de confidentialité
Last Updated on 2023-06-20
We Honestly Care About Your Privacy
We at FORZIERI have created this section of our website to describe, as simply and clearly as possible, our collection, use, disclosure, retention and protection of your personal data.
Privacy Statement
- Introduction
- Information We Collect and How It's Used
- Use of Cookies
- Sharing of Information
- Data retention
- Data Security
- Your Rights
- Changes to your data
- Change of Purpose
- Changes to this Privacy Policy
- Legislative references and useful links
- Contact Information
The Forzieri.com website is controlled by FORZIERI/L.A. Sartoria - Società Cooperativa, referred to as "FORZIERI", "we", "us" or "our" throughout this Privacy Policy. We are the primary data controller for the purposes of this website and our registered office is Via de Caesaris 77, Penne (PE), 65017, Italy.
It is important that you read this Privacy Policy together with any other privacy notice or fair processing notice we may provide on specific occasions when we are collecting or processing personal data about you so that you are fully aware of how and why we are using your data. This Privacy Policy supplements the other notices and is not intended to override them.
We also ask you to read the "Cookie Policy" and the "Terms & Conditions" of the forzieri.com website, which contain detailed information regarding the conditions relating to our services.
By navigating to a Forzieri.com website or mobile view, by transacting and by registering an account, you are agreeing to the terms of this Privacy Policy.
L.A. Sartoria - Società Cooperativa is the data controller of your personal data and is responsible for the collection, use, disclosure, retention and protection of your personal information in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation.
We may transfer your personal information outside of the European Economic Area to authorised third parties. Where we use third party service providers based outside of the European Economic Area, we may use specific contracts approved by the European Commission which give personal data the same protection it has in Europe. Where we use third party service providers based in the US, we may transfer data to them if they are part of the Privacy Shield which requires them to provide similar protection to personal data shared between the Europe and the US.
Questions regarding this statement should be directed to our Info Center by email, snail-mail (postal letter), or by phone:
FORZIERI/L.A. Sartoria - Società Cooperativa
Via de Caesaris, 77
65017 Penne (PE), Italy
+39 055 0620243
If you wish, you can also contact our Data Protection Officer (DPO) by writing to "Data Protection Officer" at the address above, or by e-mail to the DPO address: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Information We Collect and How It's Used
We collect and process only the data that is required to allow us to provide our services to you.
We do not provide products or services that are designed for use by children under the age of 16, or knowingly collect personal information from or about children under age 16.
We collect the following data when you browse or shop at Forzieri.com:
Information You Explicitly Provide
via Order Form:
We collect the personal data required to allow us to fulfil our contract with you including taking payment and any related anti-fraud checks if you choose to pay by credit/debit card. This data may include your name, billing address, shipping address, payment details, phone number and email address. We collect your email address in order to send you confirmation of your order; we collect your phone number so that we can contact you if there are any issues with the order.
If you provide us with someone else's data - for example, if you purchase a product to be delivered to a friend or as a gift - we will collect and process the personal data required to complete the transaction such as the name, delivery address and other contact details for your friend. If you are receiving an item as a gift, we will process your data only to fulfil the gift request and our contractual obligations.
We process your orders ourselves, in house, and thus we rarely need to share this information with any third parties. However, when we have to share this information, it will only be that information which is absolutely necessary, and only with those third parties that may be involved in the processing of your order in the future. For example, the financial institution that issued your credit card and the shipping carrier that delivers your order.
When making a payment via the Paypal option be aware that you will be entering your personal and financial information on the Paypal website even though the FORZIERI logo frames the top of the page. This for ease of navigation back to the FORZIERI site. For information provided on the Paypal website please refer to Paypal's Privacy Policy. None of the information provided by the user to Paypal is shared back to the FORZIERI site as all necessary information to process the order are already provided by the user to FORZIERI before the payment. Paypal simply communicates to FORZIERI the approval or not to accept the purchase.
via our Account Registration Form
If you register for a FORZIERI account, we collect your name, email address, password, and country.
via our Customer Care team
When you contact our Customer Care team through one of our email addresses, via the "Contact Us Form" or by telephone we collect your name, email address, phone number and country and we will only use that information to send you a prompt reply. We may collect additional data to help us resolve any queries relating to your order, delivery, payments, marketing, the website or any other queries.
via Forzieri Privileges Club
We collect your email address when you sign up to become a member of our Forzieri Privileges Club. We will send an email newsletter with our announcements and special offers from time to time until you decide to unsubscribe. Subscription to our newsletter is optional and requires your explicit consent via our Forzieri Privileges Club Page or by visiting our store in person and signing up. If you wish to stop receiving our newsletter, please click on the link marked "unsubscribe" which can be found at the bottom of every email or contact our Customer Care team.
via Wish List Creation
By creating a Wishlist on the FORZIERI Site you are required to provide your name and email address. We use this information solely to make the wish list accessible to your person. Optionally, in case you wish to make your Wish List searchable by others, you can choose to provide some unique facts about your person, date of birth (please note that only month and day are asked for, not year of birth) and gift giving event type to make it easier for your friends to recognize your list in our public list database. Also, optionally, you can provide your shipping address so that friends can buy from your Wish List and have items shipped direct to you. To protect your privacy, when you choose to make your list searchable, FORZIERI does not display your full shipping address (only City and State) or email address. We will not use Wish List data for additional mailings or marketing purposes.
via Live Chat
If you have questions about the FORZIERI products, you have the option to use our "live chat" support service. This service asks you for a user name (you can use your real name or you can use an alias). The chat transcript is saved in a secure location along with your IP address. This not only protects our customer care representatives against inappropriate chat content on the part of unscrupulous users, but it also allows us to pull up your previous chat session if you come back later and chat again. This feature makes use of cookies on our website to facilitate one on one dialogue and to provide us insight into how our users navigate our website. However, we have no access to or control over these cookies, once we have given permission for them to set cookies.
Information We Automatically Collect
Shopper ID
Upon visiting our site, we assign you a unique Shopper ID and attempt to store that onto your computer in the form of a cookie. This is used to keep track of your shopping basket during your visit and between visits. Cookies used by FORZIERI are not tied to personally identifiable information. If you are uncomfortable with the idea of being assigned a Shopper ID, we recommend disabling cookie support in your browser (please see your browser documentation for specific procedures). You may still place an order by phone or postal mail. Disabling cookie support will disable the shopping basket feature of our site.
IP Address
We collect and process technical data including IP address, browser type and version, time zone setting and location, browser plug-in types and versions, operating system and platform and other technology on the devices you use to access this website.
Browsing Activity
We collect and process data about your browsing on Forzieri.com, including the pages you visit and how you interact with these pages. We will use this data to help us improve the website and our promotion of the website. This will include data about how you came to the website; the date and time of your visit; products you viewed or searched for; page response times, download errors, length of visits to certain pages, page interaction data (such as scrolling, clicks, and mouse-overs), and methods used to browse away from the page. If you have registered for an account, we collect browsing data about your access to the dedicated areas of the website.
Affiliate ID
If you entered our site by clicking a link on one of our affiliate websites, we will attempt to store the ID of the affiliate as a cookie. We do this to ensure the affiliate receives proper credit for any subsequent order you might place. Your personally identifiable information will not be shared with any affiliates.
Use of Cookies
We and our business partners collect information about your use of our online services using cookies. Cookies are small text files placed on your computer or other device by websites you visit, such as ours, which record some aspects of your visit. Cookies help us remember who you are and other information about your visits. They can help display the information on a website in a way that matches your interests. Most major websites use cookies.
For more information about how we use cookies, please read our Cookie Policy.
Sharing of Information
We may disclose your personal information to authorised third parties. These third parties are prohibited from using your personally identifiable information for any secondary purposes. We do not disclose your personal information to third parties for marketing purposes
These parties have been rigorously assessed and offer a guarantee of compliance with the legislation on the processing of personal data. These parties have been designated as data processors and carry out their activities according to our instructions.
The third parties in question belong to the following categories: banking operators, internet providers, companies specialising in IT and telematics services; couriers; companies that carry out marketing activities, including social media organisations; companies specialising in market research and data processing; companies offering contact centre services; companies providing publishing and distribution services.
Under some circumstances we may be required to disclose or share your data without your consent, for example if we are required by the police, the courts or for other legal reasons. Your data may be transmitted to the police, judicial and administrative authorities, in accordance with the law, for the investigation and prosecution of crimes, the prevention of and protection from threats to public security, to allow L.A. Sartoria - Società Cooperativa to ascertain, exercise or defend a right in court, as well as for other reasons related to the protection of the rights and freedoms of others.
In accordance with the EU Regulation UE 2016/679 on Data Protection (GDPR), we may transfer your personal information outside of the European Economic Area to authorised third parties. Where we use third party service providers based outside of the European Economic Area, we may use specific contracts approved by the European Commission which give personal data the same protection it has in Europe. Where we use third party service providers based in the US, we may transfer data to them if they are part of the Privacy Shield which requires them to provide similar protection to personal data shared between the Europe and the US.
We may also transfer your personal data to a buyer or potential buyer in the event that our assets are acquired by another organisation. The purchaser will be required by law to use your personal data only as described in this Privacy Policy.
Affiliate Advertising
We partner with Rakuten Advertising, who may collect personal information when you interact with our site. The collection and use of this information is subject to their privacy policy.
Data Retention
We retain your personal information as long as it is necessary and relevant for our operations. In addition, we may retain personal information from closed accounts to comply with legal requirements, prevent fraud and resolve disputes. Where a legal requirement obliges the retention of personal data for a specific minimum period, we will retain data for at least that period. When we determine the maximum retention duration of any personal data we hold we do so with regard to our legitimate interests to retain data, our obligation under GDPR to minimise data we hold with what we do hold as personal data being kept proportionate; the nature, and sensitivity of the personal data and the potential risk of harm from unauthorised use or disclosure of your personal data.
In some circumstances you can ask us to delete your data: see 'Your Rights' below for further information.
In some circumstances we may anonymise your personal information so that it can no longer be associated with you, in which case we may use such information without further notice to you.
Data Security
We have put in place appropriate security measures to prevent your personal data from being accidentally lost, used or accessed in an unauthorised way, altered or disclosed. In addition, we limit access to your personal data to those employees, agents, contractors and other third parties who have a business need to know. They will only process your personal data on our instructions and they are subject to a duty of confidentiality.
We have put in place procedures to deal with any suspected personal data breach and will notify you and any applicable regulator of a breach where we are legally required to do so.
Your Rights
The General Data Protection Regulation provides for rights of access, modification and deletion of your personal information. The GDPR provides you with the following rights:
The right of access
Your right to obtain confirmation as to whether or not personal data are being processed, and, where that is the case, access to the personal data along with details regarding the nature of processing.
The right of rectification
Your right to obtain the rectification of inaccurate personal data.
The right of portability
Your right to receive the personal data concerning provided to us, in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format.
The right to be forgotten
Your right to erase your personal data.
The right to restrict processing
Your right for your data to be effectively 'frozen'; stored and not further processed.
The right to object
Your right to object to how your personal data is processed including your right to object to our profiling of you as outlined in this privacy policy.
To exercise any of these rights, you can sign in to your account, contact our Customer Care team at email@example.com or +39 055 0620243 or write to our Privacy Team at L.A. Sartoria - Società Cooperativa, Via de Caesaris 77, Penne (PE), 65017, Italy.
To ensure that the data of our users are not subject to breaches or illegitimate use by third parties, we will ask you to confirm your identity before carrying out your request.
Changes to your data
Order information
To make any changes to your order, please contact us via e-mail or phone +39 055 0620243 and we will be happy to assist you. FORZIERI will send you a confirmation after receiving any changes/updates made to your order.
Account Information
If you're a FORZIERI account holder your information can be accessed any time to make corrections to your shipping/billing addresses, password, email, subscriptions, credit card (if you opted for storing it) and open orders. To access your information simply click on the MyAccount tab located on top of every page and log-in providing your email and password.
Change of Purpose
We will only use your personal data for the purposes for which we collected it, unless we reasonably consider that we need to use it for another reason and that reason is compatible with the original purpose. If we need to use your personal data for an unrelated purpose, we will notify you and we will explain the legal basis which allows us to do so.
If we are going to use your personally identifiable information in a manner different from that stated at the time of collection we will notify you via email. You will have a choice as to whether or not we use your information in this different manner. In addition, if we make any material changes in our privacy practices that do not affect user information already stored in our database, we will post a prominent notice on our website notifying users of the change. In some cases where we post the notice we will also email users, who have opted to receive communications from us, notifying them of the changes in our privacy practices.
Changes to this Privacy Policy
We may change our privacy policy and practices over time. To the extent that our policy changes in a material way, we will promptly notify you of such changes.
Legislative References and Useful Links
The processing of your personal data is carried out by FORZIERI in full compliance with the regulations on the matter pursuant to the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679, the rules on the processing of Italian personal data and the provisions of the Italian Data Protection Authority (www.garanteprivacy.it).
Contact Information
If users have any questions or suggestions regarding our privacy policy, please contact us at:
FORZIERI/L.A. Sartoria - Società Cooperativa
Via de Caesaris, 77
65017 Penne (PE), Italy
+39 055 0620243
You can find the previous version of our policy here.


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Welcome to Brant, Reiter, McCormick & Johnson
BRANT, REITER, MCCORMICK & JOHNSON, P.A., is a Jacksonville-based law firm serving corporate, financial, business and individual clients. We are flexible in addressing the special needs of each client and committed to providing quality service and responsiveness to all clients who place their trust in us.
While each of our lawyers is a seasoned practitioner in one or more of these fields, we work as a team to give every client the benefit of our combined experience. Our objective is to determine the goals and needs of our clients, develop a practical and effective plan, and then work to achieve the best results as efficiently as possible so that our clients can focus on what they like to do.
Areas of practice
The firm represents clients in most business and corporate areas, including business entity selection, organization, contractual matters, asset and stock transactions, shareholder relations, financing, dissolutions, liquidations and other matters. In the corporate area, the firm has experience in mergers, acquisitions, recapitalizations, redemptions, liquidations and other corporate reorganizations. The firm has represented numerous clients in various industries in significant merger and acquisition transactions involving both public and privately held businesses.
The firm engages in general estate planning for its clients. The firm has broad experience in the preparation of wills, various types of trusts, living wills, powers of attorney and other similar documents. The firm also advises the owners of closely-held corporations or partnerships with respect to issues which interrelate with estate planning considerations, including the promulgation of shareholder agreements, partnership agreements, non-qualified deferred compensation plans, and qualified plans.
The firm provides counseling and tax planning advice with respect to a broad range of federal, state and local tax matters. The firm also provides tax planning for the structuring of partnerships, real estate transactions, and employee benefits. The firm is active in tax work relating to trusts, estate and financial planning, and matters involving compensation. The firm has extensive experience with federal and state tax audits in all areas.

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Simply stated, articulation deals with how courses transfer from one college to another. Specifically, articulation is the process of establishing which courses offered at City College of San Francisco (CCSF) are comparable to, or acceptable in lieu of, courses offered at four year colleges and universities. The purpose of articulation is to facilitate the successful transfer of students from the community colleges to the baccalaureate colleges and universities.
Each college or university has its own program requirements. These requirements vary with the student's intended major. An articulation agreement is an agreement, usually with a four-year institution, that specifies which courses may be transferred to meet elective credit, general education, or major requirements.
Transfer Credit Agreements: These agreements indicate which courses will transfer for university credit, at a minimum. Courses that are approved for transfer credit do not necessarily count toward general education or a major at the university. CCSF courses that transfer for credit to California State University or University of California (also known as the UC Transfer Course Agreement – UC TCA) are identified in the CCSF catalog at the end of the course descriptions, or on the ASSIST web site.
Course-to-Course Agreements: The purpose of a course-to-course agreement is to determine if a specific course taken at one college will satisfy a requirement at another college. For instance, if a community college course is approved as "comparable" to a university course, it may fulfill the same general education and major preparation requirements that the university course does.
Major Preparation: Major Preparation agreements specify courses that meet the lower division requirements for a major at a four-year college or university.
Course Identification Numbering System (C-ID): C-ID is a statewide numbering system that can be used to determine course equivalency between California colleges. If two courses from two different colleges share a specific C-ID number the courses can be considered "equivalent" so that they can be used in lieu of the other college's course to meet college degree, certificate and prerequisite requirements. However, this equivalency does not extend to transfer General Education (e.g., IGETC, CSU GE) or articulation for a major at a university campus. Course articulation for transfer to UC and CSU can be found at ASSIST.org.
C-ID is still relatively new, but continues to grow and expand. CCSF courses that have been approved for C-ID to date are listed at http://www.c-id.net/course_compare.html
CCSF maintains written articulation or course transfer agreements with many colleges and universities. These agreements are approved by the transfer college faculty and specify how courses will be accepted at the transfer institution. Students who wish to transfer need to become familiar with articulation agreements found on the many websites listed below (note: transfer students are strongly advised to speak with a CCSF counselor and visit the Transfer Center).
ASSIST(Articulation System Stimulating Inter-institutional Student Transfer) is the official repository of transfer information for California's public college and universities. ASSIST maintains current articulation agreements that identify which courses can be applied for elective, general education and major preparation credit when a student transfers from a California Community College to a CSU or UC campus. The ASSIST web site offers easy access to a single database.
Of the 48 total semester units needed to complete the CSU General Education-Breadth requirements, 39 lower division units can be completed at CCSF. The remaining 9 units must be completed in upper-division coursework at the CSU campus. CCSF courses that have been approved for meeting the lower division general education requirements for all California State University campuses can be found on ASSIST. This information has also been summarized on the CSU General Ed Worksheet.
Transfer students can follow the IGETC curriculum to satisfy lower-division general education requirements at the CSU or many colleges in the UC system (generally not advised for Engineering or high-unit science majors). CCSF courses that have been approved for IGETC can be found on ASSIST. This information has also been summarized on the IGETC Worksheet.
Information on how CCSF courses transfer to private or out-of-state colleges and universities can be found on the Other Colleges page of the articulation website. The Articulation with CCSF link connects to articulation agreements with private institutions in California, as well as public and private colleges outside of California.


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This summer, Netflix will add every episode of Mad Men to its Instant Watch collection. That will be swell! But the service's streaming library is already vast, and there's plenty of great stuff to watch right now. Or, better yet, this weekend, from 8:00am Saturday to 8:00am Sunday. So here, if you're up for a challenge, is a perfect day of Netflix, celebrating the breadth of content it has to offer.
7:00am: Wake up. Make yourself some coffee and a hearty breakfast. You might think this will be a relaxing 24 hours. You're wrong.
The adventure begins! The day stretching out before you is filled with wonder and possibility. This first movie will kick off your voyage on a whimsical, optimistic note. Relish in this feeling! It probably won't last for long.
8:00am: Amelie
That was sweet! Maybe a little too sweet. But you're still feeling good, you say? We might as well polish off another feature length film while we've got the energy. My Cousin Vinny is still a feel-good flick but has a little bit more bite to it. If you do the drunk brunch thing, make yourself a Bloody Mary.
10:00am: My Cousin Vinny
Nice! 2 movies down and still going strong. But feeling a little hungry. Time for lunch. Make yourself a sandwich and then watch this Oscar-nominated documentary to find out how the food industry is DESTRYOING YOU AND THE PLANET.
12:00pm: Food Inc.
Whoa documentaries are good! But that one was kinda depressing. True enough! Here's an excellent one from PBS about origami—just trust me here—that's guaranteed to be one of the most inspiring and life-affirming things you've ever seen.
1:30pm: Between the Folds
Wait you mean to tell me that I'm having this much fun LEARNING? Another documentary, please! Certainly. The Thin Blue Line is one of the best documentaries ever. It got a man off death row!
2:30pm: The Thin Blue Line
Whoa. That was heavy, you're thinking. You feel a little upset. You need something more familiar. Something comforting. You want to go to…a place where everybody knows your name. After episode 2, make yourself a drink. It's happy hour after all.
4:30pm: Cheers (first 4 episodes)
Aww that was nice. And relaxing. But you're ready to go in with the serious stuff again, right? If you say so. BTW, this is dinner time. Order some delivery and eat it while you watch. We don't have any time to waste!
6:00pm: Network
"Holy shit that was crazy! Was that the Glen Beck story? What year was that made? 1976? Why hadn't I ever seen that before? You don't see movies like that anymore, do you?" (You don't. Too much synergy.) "Anyway, the sun just went down. Ease me into the night shift."
8:15pm: Close Encounters of the Third Kind
You're probably pretty floored, right? Well let's find something a little more terrestrial but even more spooky.
10:30pm: Twin Peaks (pilot)
Note: you might want to abandon the 24 Hours of Netflix project and watch the rest of Twin Peaks. That's a perfectly normal reaction. But don't give in! You can hole yourself up in your living room and find out what happened to Laura Palmer next weekend.
Midnight movie time!
12:00am: Rocky Horror Picture Show
"I'm starting to fade. I need something that will make me laugh and stimulate me back to consciousness."
1:40am: Louis CK: Chewed Up
"OK, ok. I see what you mean when you said this wasn't going to be easy. I'm dying out here. I want to sleep but I can't. Give me an insomniac protagonist to hold onto." Get yourself a tub of ice cream, too.
2:45am: Sleepless in Seattle
Romance! Perhaps you remember what that is. Perhaps not, if you have ventured into this by yourself. No matter, you're in the home stretch. Now watch the pilot of Party Down, another series you'll want to circle back and gobble up the rest of once this whole crazy mess is done.
4:30am: Party Down (pilot)
"I can't think. I can't feel. I'm faded. I need something that will make me laugh without stimulating my mind whatsoever."
5:00am: Wild Boyz (episodes 1-3)
"Am I asleep? Am I awake? Why did they give those guys from Jackass a travel show?" Anyhoo, we're here at last! Our final piece of programming. What will it be? Why, Bill Murray's seminal comedy about a predicament that should be amusing but actually ends up being existentially devestating. Just like this 24 hour Netflix exercise!
6:00am: Groundhog Day
Congrats! You did it! You're done. Now go cancel your Netflix subscription and sleep for like three days straight.


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How To Succeed When 3D Printing With Nylon
Learn how to 3D print Nylon like a pro. Nylon is a stronger and more durable alternative to PLA or ABS and easy to 3D print with using these Tips and Tricks.
Everyone with a 3D printer is familiar with PLA and ABS.
If you've 3D printed with PLA, you probably know that while it's fairly strong, it's also very brittle. You can't leave parts out in the sun or anywhere that the temperature gets above 100°F.
If you've 3D printed with ABS, you know it's much more durable than PLA, but 3D printed ABS parts don't have the strength of injection molded parts, and often aren't strong enough for functional parts.
Enter Nylon.
Nylon filament is an incredibly strong, durable and versatile 3D printing material. Flexible when thin, but with very high inter-layer adhesion, nylon lends itself well to things like living hinges and other functional parts. Its low friction coefficient and high melting temperature make it an excellent choice for a variety of everyday items such as 3D printed tools, gears, RC cars and more.
Check out our tips below on how to successfully 3D print with nylon filament.
Not All HotEnds Are Created Equal
Most 3D printers come standard with hotends that use PEEK and PTFE. Both PEEK and PTFE begin to breakdown above 240°C and will burn and emit noxious fumes. When successfully printing with nylon filament, you'll want a hotend that reaches temperatures of at least 250°C. If you aren't sure if your hot end is setup for 3D printing nylon, send us an email or check with your printer manufacturer and we can let you know.
Most 3D printers can easily be upgraded with an all-metal hot end in order to print at temperatures above 240°C (extrusion temperature). We use the E3D V6 All Metal HotEnd on our machines due to the all-metal design that allows temperatures to safely reach up to 300°C. They are excellent hot ends that we highly recommend. Before replacing your current printer's hotend, make sure to print the correct mount to attach the E3D V6 hotend to your 3D printer.
Bed Surface Matters: Garolite, Glass and PVA Glue
Like with any other type of filament, the bed surface you choose to print nylon on can be the make or break between warping and successful 3D printing. For nylon, garolite sheets and glass plates are two build surfaces we've seen produce the most consistent successful results. With the addition of a PVA glue stick, both surfaces provide the bed adhesion necessary to bind prints to the build surface for a smooth 3D printing experience.
Our personal favorite surface to use with nylon filament is LayerLock Garolite Build Surface. Made out of fiberglass linen cloth laminated with epoxy resin, this surface has high stability over temperature so it easily withstands the 60°C recommended for successful nylon bed adhesion on a heated bed. Another perk of using a garolite surface is its strong adhesion quality that lasts for thousands of prints with sandpaper. Using a sheet of 220 grit sandpaper, lightly sand down the top of the garolite to remove any blemishes and reveal a more textured, even surface. This allows nylon to achieve a better grip on the bed for a successful flat first layer, leading to a successful nylon 3D print overall for years to come.
We trust in the success of garolite so much that we offer it as the stock bed surface for our Pulse XE, the 3D printer designed to succeed with 3D printing nylon and nylon-based filaments (on top of standard filaments). For maximum success, PVA glue and sandpaper are also included with LayerLock Garolite Build Surfaces for additional adhesion and minimal maintenance for longevity. To learn more about printing on garolite, check out our "How To: 3D Print Nylon on Garolite Print Beds" article.
Nylon Filament Must Be Dried Before Printing
Nylon filament is incredibly hygroscopic, meaning it readily absorbs water from the air. Nylon can absorb more than 10% of its weight in water in less than 24 hours which is why it is best to not leave hygroscopic filaments sitting out in the open. When you 3D print with nylon filament that isn't dry, the water in the filament explodes causing air bubbles during printing that prevents good layer adhesion, greatly weakens the part and ruins the surface finish. No doubt about it; successful 3D printing with nylon and nylon-based materials require dry filament.
Dry nylon, on the other hand, prints buttery smooth and has a glossy finish.
Desiccant helps keep filaments dry, but packets of desiccant are nowhere near enough to actually extract the moisture from your 3D printing materials. MatterHackers' preferred tool for drying Nylon is the PrintDry system. Just place the spools in the PrintDry chamber, set the system to 75c, and leave to dry for 8-12 hours.
Another way to dry nylon filament is by placing it in an oven at 160°F - 180°F for 6 to 8 hours. Keep in mind that most all convection and household ovens do not regulate their temperature well at these lower temperatures and can easily warp your spool or soften the plastic causing it to deform and even adhere the filament stands together.
After drying, either immediately print with it in a room that isn't cold or drafty or store it in an airtight container with desiccant to use for later. If using a system like the PrintDry, you can leave the spool in the unit and print directly from it, keeping moisture at bay while on those long prints. To learn more about desiccant as well as some useful 3D printing tools, click here.
While kitchen ovens are capable of drying filament, we highly recommend using a PrintDry PRO Filament Drying System instead. PrintDry is a safe, desktop-friendly machine engineered specifically for removing moisture from filaments. With its compact, transportable design, you can simply place the PrintDry PRO next to your 3D printer and feed dry filament into it while it's printing. If you are unable to feed the filament in the PrintDry PRO directly into your printer, this filament drying system still works very well for simply drying filament and then storing it in an air-tight container for later. To get the best quality prints possible, filament drying systems like the PrintDry are a 3D printing accessory we highly recommend for consistent success.
To learn more about the benefits of drying filaments, check out our article here.
Nylon Can Warp
We've found 3D printing nylon can warp about as much as ABS.
When printing on glass or garolite, a heated bed is required with nylon filament. A PVA based glue stick applied to the bed is the best method of bed adhesion. Elmer's or Scotch permanent glue sticks are inexpensive and easily found at a reasonable price.
We've found that a bed heated to 75°C with a thin layer of glue applied in a cross-hatch pattern works best for glass plates.
When printing on a garolite surface, a build plate is required with nylon filament. Whether it's directly on a heated bed, a sheet of glass, PEI glass or a FlexPlate System, we recommend the garolite sheet be attached to some kind of build plate that is able to transfer heat to this build surface. Like printing on glass, a PVA based glue stick applied to the bed can be helpful with bed adhesion for garolite build surfaces. We recommend Elmer's glue sticks for this surface. If more adhesion is needed, use 220g sandpaper to lightly sand all across the garolite for a textured, even surface that the print can grab onto.
For bed temperature, we recommend anywhere between 55°C - 65°C depending on what type of brand and nylon or nylon-based filament you're printing with. If it's NylonX, we recommend 60°C. If it's NylonG, we recommend 65°C.
Do not use layer cooling fans and avoid drafty or cool rooms for best results. If you can't avoid placing your printer in drafty or cold rooms, consider either make shifting your own printer enclosure or purchasing one of the 3D printer enclosure kits sold here.
Recommended Nylon 3D Print Settings:
- Extruder Temp.: 240°C - 260°C
- Start printing at 250°C and adjust in increments of 5°C until you find the right temperature that produces a strong, durable print with a beautiful finishing surface
- The right temperature may vary between nylon and nylon-based filaments
- The right temperature may vary between brands of nylon and nylon-based filaments
- Bed Temp.: 55-65°C
- This is for garolite surfaces with PVA based glue
- Bed Temp.: 70-80°C
- This is for glass and other surfaces with PVA based glue
- Speed: 30-60 mm/s
- 0.2 mm - 0.4 mm layer heights
- 0% Layer Cooling Fan
We hope this helps you succeed with 3D printing Nylon. If you have any further questions hop on our forum full of helpful posts and fellow makers working together towards a successful 3D printing experience.
If you are looking for a machine that prints nylon right out of the box, check out some of the following printers below:
- Ultimaker S5
- LulzBot TAZ 6 / LulzBot TAZ Workhorse / LulzBot TAZ Pro
- Pulse XE / Pulse DXE
- Raise3D Pro2 / Raise3D Pro2 Plus
- BCN3D Sigma R19 / BCN3D Sigmax R19
- MAKEiT PRO-M / MAKEiT PRO-L
Happy Printing!
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text: To whom it may concern, I am writing to answer a common question regarding StrainMan 1.0 from Caesar Software at http://www.caesarsoftware.com. The highly asked question I have been receiving is, "How can I use StrainMan to find the strains in my collection that harbor plasmids, which also contain a unique restriction site?" The answer is the following. Create a new plasmid or edit one currently in the plasmid list by first, selecting the "Plasmid" tab in the main list and then pressing the "New" or "Edit" button. Once you have opened the plasmid record click on the "Genetics" tab. Click on the "Sequence" button. Here you may paste the sequence of DNA into the large field. After you paste the DNA sequence of the plasmid into a text field, press the "OK" button. Then press the digest button, and StrainMan will scan this strand and its complement for restriction site motifs. Save the new or modified plasmid record. Select a strain from your collection by clicking on the "Strain" tab in the main list and clicking on a strain in the collection. Once the strain record is open, then select the "Plasmid & Phage" and press the "Attach" button to the right of the plasmid list. Now click on the plasmid that you recently entered into the StrainMan database that contains its restriction map and press the "Select" button. Press the "Save" button on the strain record. Now you may search for this strain by using the search engine from "Search" pull-down menu and select "Search". Select the "Plasmid: enzyme name", and enter in the restriction enzyme name into the right field. Press the "More Choices" button then select the "Plasmid: # cut sites", then enter "1" into the field on the right. Press the "Find" button and StrainMan will retrieve all strains in your collection meeting the this criteria. Remember, if there are rare enzymes not already present in StrainMan, then users must enter the enzyme name and motif into the enzyme list. To do this select "Enzymes" from the "Utilities" pull-down menu, enter the enzyme abbreviated name and motif. Look at other enzymes by clicking on them to see how to annotate the exact restriction site by placing a quotation mark and a comma between the one-letter nucleotide abbreviations for top and bottom strands, respectively. As always, all of this information is present in the users manual and the on-line help. If you have any more questions, then please feel free to contact me directly. Sincerely, Robert Negm, PhD Scientific Advisor Caesar Software LLC http://www.caesarsoftware.com


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Nikola Pašić
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Nikola Pašić, (born December 19 [December 31, New Style], 1845, Zaječar, Serbia—died December 10, 1926, Belgrade), prime minister of Serbia (1891–92, 1904–05, 1906–08, 1909–11, 1912–18) and prime minister of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (1918, 1921–24, 1924–26). He was one of the founders, in 1918, of the kingdom that would later (from 1929 to 2003) be called Yugoslavia.
Early career
Pašić, who was born into a family of modest means, studied engineering in Belgrade and then graduated from the Zürich Polytechnikum, where his interest in contemporary liberalism and democratic institutions was stimulated by the Russian anarchist Mikhail Bakunin. Returning to Serbia (1873), he joined the Socialist group led by Svetozar Marković and, as editor of the newspaper Oslobodjenje ("Liberation"), became an important exponent of Marković's views. Having concluded that King Milan Obrenović's oligarchy was depriving Serbia both of progressive leadership and of national perspective, Pašić decided to enter politics actively. Elected to parliament in 1878, he worked, as leader of the opposition, against the authoritarian monarchy in an endeavour to establish a parliamentary democracy. He also helped to found the Radical Party (1881).
When a popular rising instigated against Milan's government by the Radicals in the Timok region (1883) led to further repression and to the severe punishment of many Radical leaders, Pašić was forced to flee through Austria to Bulgaria. After Milan's abdication in favour of his son Alexander (1889), Pašić returned to Serbia from exile and was then elected president of the Skupština (Parliament) and, on two occasions, mayor of Belgrade. Pašić served as premier for the first time from February 1891 to August 1892 and as foreign minister accompanied the new king, Alexander Obrenović, on a state visit to Russia (1892), where Pašić established firm personal and political ties with the tsarist regime. He became Serbian minister to St. Petersburg in 1893 but resigned in protest at former king Milan's illegal return to Serbia (1894).
After an unsuccessful attempt on Milan's life in 1899, trumped-up charges of regicide were brought against the members of the Radical Party. Pašić, who was among those sentenced to death, won himself an amnesty and then left the country voluntarily, to return only when Milan had finally withdrawn.
When Alexander was overthrown and the Karadjordjević dynasty, in the person of King Peter I, was restored by the bloody coup d'état of 1903, Pašić finally emerged as the dominant political figure in Serbia. As leader of the Radical Party, he concentrated his efforts on establishing the party both as the backbone of the new regime and as the moving force in Serbian politics. From December 1904 to May 1905 he served as premier and as minister for foreign affairs—displaying great skill by counteracting Austria-Hungary's attempts to impose a tariff war on Serbia. He held both posts again from May 1906 to June 1908 and was again reappointed premier in October 1909, only to be replaced in 1911 by Milovan Milovanović, his greatest political rival. Though Pašić cooperated with Milovanović in concluding a pact with Bulgaria—from which was eventually to develop the Balkan League, whose aim was war against Turkey—younger politicians and many military leaders continually conspired to remove him from his position as party leader, and in 1912 his imminent dismissal was avoided only by Milovanović's sudden death. Thenceforth reinstated as premier and minister for foreign affairs, Pašić led Serbia through two victorious wars, the first against Turkey (1912) and the second against Bulgaria (1913).
Despite his increased prestige, further attempts were made to oust Pašić from office in the months preceding the start of World War I. The accession as regent of Prince Alexander (King Peter's younger son) on June 24, 1914, gave Pašić some support, however, and his position was further confirmed when the threat of war with Austria-Hungary prevented forthcoming new elections from being held.
Leadership during World War I
After the murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand by Serb nationalist Gavrilo Princip at Sarajevo on June 28, 1914, Pašić was most compliant in dealing with the formidable terms of Austria-Hungary's ultimatum to Serbia but was nevertheless unable to avert the Austrian declaration of war on Serbia on July 28. World War I initially silenced Serbian political discord: parliament, which had already been dissolved, reassembled at Niš, and in November 1914 a coalition government under Pašić's premiership was formed.
The Austro-German conquest of Serbia forced Pašić's government and the army to withdraw from Serbia to Corfu (winter 1915). Pašić remained prime minister of the government-in-exile throughout World War I. He also remained interested in the union of Serbia with provinces inhabited predominantly by Serbs, but not in the formation of a federal Yugoslavia with Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes autonomous and equal. When the coalition government broke up in 1917, Pašić continued to govern with a homogeneous Radical Cabinet. When his position was still further weakened by the fall of Russia's tsarist regime (1917), he was obliged temporarily to abandon his strict Pan-Serbian attitude and to negotiate on equal terms with Ante Trumbić's Yugoslav Committee, a body of South Slav exiles from Austria-Hungary with its seats in London and Paris. The resulting Corfu Declaration (July 20, 1917) laid down the broad lines for a postwar unified Yugoslav state.
Postwar career
As World War I neared its end, Pašić stubbornly insisted that Serbia, as the dominant political and military force among the South Slavs, had the exclusive right to speak on the Allied side on their behalf. In November 1918, however, Pašić, under pressure from the Serbian opposition and from the Allied governments, joined delegates from the Yugoslav Committee, from the National Council recently formed in Zagreb and from the Serbian opposition, in signing a declaration that provisionally envisaged a Yugoslavia in which the Serbian government would share power with the representatives of Austria-Hungary's former South Slav subjects. But the Serbian government, which Pašić himself had secretly dissuaded, rejected the declaration. As a result, when Austria-Hungary collapsed, the Allies were unable to agree on a solution for the relations of the South Slavs with Serbia, while Italy reasserted its territorial claims to South Slav territory under a secret wartime pact (Treaty of London) made between it and the Allied Powers. Despite the danger, Pašić persevered in his obstructive tactics toward the Yugoslav Committee and the National Council in Zagreb.
Nevertheless, an uneasy compromise was finally achieved when Serbia and the South Slav provinces were united on December 1, 1918, as the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes. Though he was denied the premiership of the kingdom, Pašić went with Trumbić and Vesnić as one of the new state's delegates to the Peace Conference at Versailles (1919).
Pašić failed to comprehend fully the fateful difference between Serbia's homogeneity and the complexity of the new kingdom, which comprised several nations, each with its own distinct historical development and cultural identity. Ignoring requests for individual recognition from Croats, Slovenes, Macedonians, and Bosnian Muslims, he continued to regard them simply as Serbs—albeit Serbs of three religions and several names. When, therefore, he was reappointed premier in 1921 he immediately pushed through parliament a unitary constitution for the new nation that, under the guise of establishing a homogeneous state, actually confirmed the existing Serbian hegemony and, by abolishing historic and autonomous provinces, established a strongly centralized regime under a powerful monarchy. He eliminated the Democrats from the government (winter 1921) and formed an entirely Radical Cabinet. He failed to secure a majority in the elections of March 1923 but stayed safely in office, thanks to blunders by the opposition. Though from July to October 1924 he had to give way to a coalition government under Ljubomir Davidović, by adroit interparty maneuvering he was able immediately afterward to return to power much stronger than before. His relations with King Alexander and with the Anticentralist Croats and Slovenes nevertheless became increasingly strained. In February 1925 Pašić was forced to dissolve parliament, but by adopting drastic measures—among them the imprisonment of Stjepan Radić and other Croatian Peasant Party leaders—he secured a small working majority. A temporary political collaboration with Radić later the same year failed to produce a stable government, and, when Radić publicly criticized the still-increasing tendency toward centralization and unification, Pašić had to resign in March 1926. A man of strict honesty in his public life, he was deeply wounded by the implication of his son in a corruption scandal, and he died in December 1926, shortly before his 81st birthday.


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I had two shots yesterday and now the places around where the vaccine was injected are swollen and itchy. Am I OK?
– Nikeyah*
It's very common to have some redness, tenderness, and swelling in the area where you had a shot. This kind of reaction should get better in a day or so. If you notice it getting worse, see your doctor.
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Reviewed by: Mary L. Gavin, MD
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Anderson Cooper Has a Big Brass Pole
Overlord Nick Denton was so tickled to learn that CNN anchor and well-known gay guy Anderson Cooper's buying an old Greenwich Village firehouse that he left the info in comments back in October. Now the New York Post knows, too.
And we're disappointed at your lack of dick jokes, New York Post! Sure the "brass poles" detail makes the lede, but was this whole real estate story just an excuse to make some more winking references to the romantic getaway Cooper took with his "close pal," gay bar owner and long-time boyfriend Benjamin Maisani? Go ahead everyone, get the puns out of your system.
Also, the firehouse sounds like a pretty cool place to live. Congrats, Anderson.


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SDCC Panel Pics: "Ender's Game"Jul 22nd, 2013 | By Krystal | Category: Fandom, Featured Articles, Movie News
The cast of "Ender's Game" hit the stage at Comic-Con last week, and I have to admit, this was actually the panel I was most looking forward to attending. The main reason? Harrison Ford. Yes, all of my childhood dreams came true when Han Solo/Indiana Jones/most-awesome-actor-ever reluctantly stepped onto the stage. Was he grumpy? Yes.
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Media Digest (12/20/2012) Reuters, WSJ, NY Times, FT, Bloomberg
The Bank of Japan begins new stimulus, pressed by an administration just voted into office. (Reuters)
IntercontinentalExchange Inc. (NYSE: ICE) may buy NYSE Euronext Inc. (NYSE: NYX). (Reuters)
Kodak sells $525 million in patents and may exit Chapter 11. (Reuters)
BlackRock Inc. (NYSE: BLK) and Federated Investors Inc. (NYSE: FII) may receive large investments when an increase in the federal guarantee of bank deposits ends. (WSJ)
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae may have lost $3 billion because of Libor manipulation. (WSJ)
Game company THQ files for Chapter 11. (WSJ)
The U.S. Patent Office rejects the Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) "punch to zoom" technology that is part of its IP battle against Samsung. (WSJ)
Yum! Brands Inc. (NYSE: YUM) is hit by problems at its KFC business in China because of issues with supplies from local vendors. (WSJ)
A plan to tax some muni bonds may hurt the ability of local governments to raise money. (NYT)
Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) sells the Motorola set-top business. (FT)
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gives the Toyota Motor Corp. (NYSE: TM) Camry and Prius V low scores in crash tests. (Bloomberg)
Zillow reports that U.S. home prices rose 6% in 2012. (Bloomberg)
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S&B Cold Air Intake 2017-2022 Colorado/Canyon 3.6L
- Regular price
- $349.00
- Regular price
- Sale price
- $349.00
- Unit price
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Sku : 75-5089
Maximum Performance Our cold air intake for the 2017-2022 Colorado / Canyon 3.6L was engineered to minimize air restriction and flows 31.96 percent better than stock.
This kit comes with a fully enclosed airbox that protects the filter from dirt and keeps out engine heat.
Protect Your Engine. This kit comes with a massive, highly-efficient air filter which results in better performance and protects your engine.
Available in either 8-layer Cotton Cleanable or Dry Extendable media. Large Clear Lid Our Signature Large Clear Lid provides great looks. Featuring a rubber lid seal to keep out power robbing engine heat.
No More Check Engine Lights S&B devotes a huge amount of resources to engineer our intakes that allow your engine to run properly with stock calibration or enhanced tuning.
This kit was designed to avoid check engine lights with it's properly mapped Mass Air Flow Sensor.Multiple Air InletsMore air equals better performance. The Colorado intake kit features two large air inlet points. If you want to customize the amount of air you take in, we include an optonal box plug that can seal off one inlet point. Million Mile Warranty - S&B Air Filters and Intake Kits purchased from Authorized dealers are backed by S&B's Million Mile Limited Warranty. Only when used under the typical driving conditions and on vehicles or which they were designed. If one of our products is not performing properly or is defective, S&B replace it.
Breath Easy. Your Engine and warranty are protected - Installing a S&B Intake Kit or Air Filter will not void your vehicles warranty, as long as you properly install and maintain your intake kit or filter.
- Fits 17-22 Chevrolet Colorado GMC Canyon 3.6L V6
- Filter Type Dry
- Filter Dry Extendable
- Replacement Filter KF-1064D
- Filter Material Paper
- Filter Color White
- Color Black
- Street Legal In All US States Yes
- CARB Exempt ID D-590-20
- Fuel Type Gas
- Liter 3.6 Liter
- Cylinder V6
- Warranty Million Mile Warranty
S&B is firmly committed to providing our customers with best in class, reliable products from Authorized Dealers. S&B products purchased from Authorized Dealers by the original purchaser are backed by S&B's Million Mile Limited Warranty when used under typical driving conditions and on vehicles for which they were designed. If one of our products is not performing properly or is defective, S&B will replace it. S&B will not be responsible for any consequential, indirect, contingent, special or other damages not outlined in this warranty.
If you purchased S&B products from an unauthorized dealer or if the original factory serial number has been removed, defaced or altered, your S&B limited warranty will not be valid. Unfortunately, there are some websites and dealers who claim to be authorized S&B resellers but are not. S&B Products sold on these unauthorized websites or by unauthorized dealers do not carry a warranty from S&B. When you purchase products from an unauthorized website or dealer you are taking a risk, because these products may be counterfeit, used, or defective. Please protect yourself by ensuring that you only purchase S&B products from an S&B Authorized Dealer.
To see a list of S&B Authorized Dealers, please click here.
What is not covered by the S&B Warranty.
If you use an S&B product for (1) any type of racing or competitive event (2) any off-road use, (3) custom or modified product, (4) any industrial or marine applications, (5) any illegal highway use, and/or (6) GPI fuel transfer pumps and EZ Lynk devices. If an S&B product purchased from an Authorized Dealer is not covered by our Million Mile Limited Warranty, our products are still warranted against manufacturing defects for one (1) year from the date of purchase.
Warranty for Intake Elbows.
The warranty period for S&B Intake Elbows is 5-Years. Returns are not accepted once the parts have been installed. S&B DOES NOT RECOMMEND NOR DOES THE WARRANTY COVER CONDITIONS WHERE THE INTAKE ELBOW IS EXPOSED TO INTERNAL PRESSURE IN EXCESS OF 75 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (PSI). Visit www.sbfilters.com for actual burst test results. Exposing the Intake Elbow to pressures in excess of 75 PSI could cause the Intake Elbow to leak and/or rupture causing severe damage to your vehicle and/or serious bodily harm including death. Never run more than 5 PSI of pressure through the Intake Elbow with your hood raised. Special care should be taken when running a vehicle on a dyno to protect all personnel from flying debris in the event of a rupture of the part.
Warranty for Competitor Filters (AFE, Banks, K&N, etc.)
S&B warrants that filters made for our competitor's intake kits will meet or exceed the claims made on the specific product page for the filter which was purchased. The S&B Engine Protection Limited Warranty does NOT apply for this category of filters (part #s starting with CR-) as S&B can't be held accountable for a customer's engine damage as this damage could have occurred with the original filter installed and thus prior to using the S&B filter.
Additional Warranty Items for UTV Particle Separators
S&B warranties the electrical components of the Particle Separator's scavenge fan and wiring harness for 3 years from the date of purchase. The warranty DOES NOT cover broken fan blades. In close proximity of another UTV, there is the potential to get Roosted. Getting Roosted is when small rocks from the vehicle in front of you may fling into the Particle Separator's inlets and break the fan blades. If you do get roosted frequently, click here to learn more about our Roost Protector.
The 3.5" flexible ducting comes with a one (1) year warranty.
Additional Warranty Items for Silicone Tool Tray
Lifetime limited warranty. Normal wear and tear is not included. Prolong exposure to gasoline, diesel, oil and other chemicals can damage the product and are not covered under the warranty. Product must be properly cleaned and maintained according the the instructions on the product page to be covered.
Additional Warranty Items for Body Mounts
If properly installed according to the installation instructions, S&B guarantees the product for the lifetime of the vehicle for the original purchaser. Body Mounts are made from premium grade silicone and are designed not to deteriorate like the stock mounts. If your mounts deteriorate, S&B will provide you with replacement mounts at no cost and pay for the labor to have the new ones installed (labor not to exceed $150). We will also assist you with finding an authorized dealer who will replace the mounts for this amount. Normal wear and tear is not included. Exposure to gasoline, diesel, oil and other chemicals can damage the product and are not covered under the warranty.
Additional Warranty Items for Fuel Tanks
S&B replacement fuel tanks have a lifetime limited warranty for the original purchaser. If there is a problem with an S&B tank related to defect, materials or workmanship, S&B will replace it. All terms of the S&B Million Mile Limited Warranty also apply to S&B fuel tanks. Damage to an S&B fuel tank resulting from improper installation or use will not be covered by this warranty.
WARNING for Those Using In-Bed Fuel Tanks
On S&B and OEM diesel fuel tanks, there are one or more rollover valves. The rollover valve uses a float/weight to close the valve when the float is immersed in fuel. This prevents fuel leakage in the event of a rollover. Gravity feed tanks or electronically controlled feed tanks can overfill the S&B or OEM tank. If/when the tank is overfilled, the rollover valves will prematurely close. Without the required vapor space in the tank, this violates the "overfill restriction" requirement of 49 CFR 393.76(12)(i). An overfilled tank can lead to a pressurized fuel tank, leaking, and tank failure.
Therefore, the use of a gravity feed tank or electronically controlled transfer tanks (that allow the S&B tank to overfill) in conjunction with a S&B Tank is dangerous and will void the S&B Tank warranty.
Replacement of Product.
In order to return any product to S&B, an RMA number must be issued. Customer must supply proof of purchase and product must be sent back at customer's cost.
Extent of Warranty.
If a defective product is properly returned to S&B, it will be replaced. S&B reserves the right to decide as to if the terms of the warranty outlined above have been followed properly. Should S&B decide that the terms of the warranty do not apply, S&B will under no obligation honor this warranty. Under no condition shall S&B be responsible for any contingent, special, consequential, indirect or other damages.
Your Vehicle's Warranty is Safe!
S&B commits that our customers will not be charged for a repair due to the manufacturer denying their warranty claim because of the presence of an S&B intake kit or OE replacement filter. We warrant that using an S&B intake kit or OE filter will not result in the denial of your vehicle's warranty.
The original purchaser of the vehicle and S&B product is covered by the S&B warranty against any engine damage incurred as a direct result of using a properly installed S&B product on the specific vehicle that its use was intended. Included in this warranty are reasonable vehicle repair costs directly related to the engine damage caused by the failure of the S&B intake kit or OE replacement filter. S&B will not be responsible for any consequential, indirect, contingent, special or other damages not outlined in this warranty. S&B will not be responsible for any costs whatsoever if it is more likely than not that the damage to the engine was in no way related to the S&B intake kit or filter.
In order to be eligible for our Engine Protection Limited Warranty, you must properly maintain your cleanable filter by using a Precision Cleaning & Oiling Kit. The correct amount of oil must be applied to the filter after cleaning in order for it to perform properly and be eligible for this warranty protection. You may be asked to provide evidence that you utilized our Precision Cleaning Kit. If you can't provide this evidence, S&B will either deny your warranty request or have you send in your filter for testing. Upon receipt of your filter, S&B will service it and test it on our ISO 5011 Test Stand. If S&B deems the filter is performing properly, your warranty request will be denied. The bottom line is that if you service your filter properly, S&B will stand behind you.
What if I am not the original owner of my vehicle or if I had a competitors intake/filter previously installed? If you are not the original owner of the vehicle or if you have previously used another company's intake/filter, you must have the vehicle inspected by a dealer (who also is authorized to sell new vehicles), so that we can be sure that the engine was in good condition prior to installing an S&B product. The dealer must confirm that the vehicle's engine was in good condition by placing the text listed below on a work order (or other official paperwork) in order to be covered by S&B's Engine Protection Limited Warranty. In the event you did not get your vehicle inspected prior to installing the S&B intake kit, S&B will test your filter in our climate controlled lab according to the ISO 5011 Test Standard. Upon receipt, the filter will be inspected to ensure it has not been damaged, cleaned, properly re-oiled and tested at the max CFM of the vehicle. If the efficiency rate is greater than 99%, the filter will be deemed as working properly and no claim will be paid.
"An inspection of the engine components for the vehicle listed was done, and it has found that there is no evidence of damaged components due to debris bypassing the vehicle's air filter. This includes but is not limited to damaged to turbo blades (if applicable) and the cylinder walls. I have also inspected the vehicle and have not found any evidence that a programmer or tuner was previously used on the vehicle."
Is the engine warranty still valid if a tuner and/or programmer has been used on my vehicle? S&B's engine warranty is still valid if you have altered the software of your vehicle; however, the engine warranty will only cover damaged to a turbo. S&B must make this change in our engine warranty when the vehicle's software has been altered because there are just too many situations where S&B might be incorrectly blamed for damage caused by making a change in the vehicle's software.
Fraudulent claims. S&B can provide an engine warranty such as this because we test our filters and know that our filters will properly protect your engine. Unfortunately, there are always those individuals who try and take advantage of a situation. If S&B pays a claim for your vehicle and you knowingly conceal that the truck was previously owned, used a competitor's intake, or you did not disclose that the vehicle's software had been modified, you will be required to reimburse S&B 10 times the amount S&B paid to repair your vehicle plus any attorneys fees required to resolve the matter. Prior to S&B paying a claim, you will be required to sign a document indicating that you agree to provide S&B with any and all records (credit card bills, vehicle information, receipts, etc) requested if S&B suspects that your claim is fraudulent and decides to investigate the matter.
What will S&B do if I encounter a problem with a dealer?
S&B will expeditiously reimburse our customer for the cost of the repair if a dealer denies the warranty repair as a result of a claim that the S&B intake kit or OE replacement filter caused the damage to your engine/vehicle. In order to receive reimbursement, S&B requires each of the following:
- Documentation from the dealer: Provide written documentation from the dealer where the dealer faults the S&B intake or filter for the required repair work or refusal of warranty coverage.
- Obtain the damaged parts: You or the dealer must provide S&B with all the allegedly damaged parts. Many states have laws requiring the dealer to retain all replaced parts until receiving consent from the consumer to dispose of the parts. S&B will pay for the shipping costs to receive these parts.
- Proof of purchase: You will need to provide proof of purchase of S&B products and your assistance in helping us as we investigate the claim.
- Original Purchaser of Vehicle & Prior Use: Provide proof that you are the original owner of the vehicle. You must also indicate that no other intake kit or filter (other than stock) has been used on your vehicle and that the vehicle's programming has never been changed with a tuner or programmer.
Upon completion of steps 1-4 referenced above, S&B will contact the dealer to investigate their claim and one of the following three (3) things will occur.
- Dealer reverses its position & covers the repair cost: S&B manufactures products that have been used by the OE manufacturers themselves, so we are very familiar with the testing requirements. We subject our products to many of the same tests in our 1/2 million dollar, climate controlled test lab. In this lab, we test our products to the ISO 5011 International Test Standard which is the same standard used by virtually all the OEs including Chrysler, Toyota, General Motors, etc. When S&B presents these facts, the dealer may reverse its position and cover your repair cost.
- S&B pays for repairs & pursues dealer legally: Although there are laws to protect your rights (Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act was passed to protect the consumer's right to purchase parts not made by an OE), in rare cases, some dealerships attempt to use simply the presence of an intake kit or OE replacement filter to deny a legitimate warranty claim and instead force the consumer to cover the cost of the repair. Some less scrupulous dealers leverage the consumer's need to get their vehicle back on the road, in order to get the consumer to cover the cost of the repair. S&B will not sit back and let this happen. We will cover the cost of the repair and then initiate litigation against the dealer to recoup ourcosts.
- S&B denies your claim & aids in dealer discussions: If S&B determines not enough evidence was provided to support your claim, we reserve the right to reject the claim and will do our absolute best to assist you in your negotiations with the dealer.
In the unlikely event you have an issue with your dealer, S&B will go above and beyond to help you resolve the issue quickly and effectively. You can reach us at 909.947.0015 option 4 or via email at email@example.com.
The information contained in this warranty page and on this website is subject to change without notice.


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|Mamie Gummer as Emily Owens and Justin Hartley as Will
Photo: Jack Rowand/The CW
In "Emily and... The Predator," Emily (Mamie Gummer) and Micah (Michael Rady) are frantic when they discover their patient needs a kidney transplant immediately, but they are baffled when she mysteriously refuses to accept the kidney from her new husband. Elsewhere, Emily assists Dr. Hamada (guest star Brittany Ishibashi, POLITICAL ANIMALS) and Dr. Bandari (Necar Zadegan), with a risky surgery after they discover that one of the babies their patient is carrying for her sister suffers from a defective heart valve.
Meanwhile, in an effort to keep Cassandra (Aja Naomi King) away from Will (Justin Hartley), Emily tries to land the job as Dr. Bandari's research assistant. However, her competition is Cassandra, who is willing to play dirty in order to get what she wants.
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Forty Guns1957 Action/Adventure | Drama | Western
Cult hero Samuel Fuller wrote and directed this visually inventive western, which didn't fare well with American audiences but earned a potent reputation with European cineastes. Jessica Drummond (Barbara Stanwyck) is a despotic landowner who, with a posse of hired guns, has made herself the law of Cochise County, Arizona, with the weak-willed sheriff Ned Logan (Dean Jagger) knuckling under to her demands. One day, Griff Bonnell (Barry Sullivan), a one-time gunfighter turned United States Marshall, arrives with his brothers Wes (Gene Barry) and Chico (Robert Dix) to restore democratic law and order to Cochise County. Griff soon tangles with Drummond's brother Brockie (John Ericson), though Jessica is attracted to the new lawman, and Griff finds love with female gunsmith Louvenia Spangler (Eve Brent). Griff and Louvenia marry, but on their wedding day, Brockie murders Wes, and Griff, who takes pride in the fact that he has never fired his gun since becoming a marshal, must now break his vow of non-violence.~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide


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November 20, 2013
by Matt Swartz
Seven simple rules to make your Hot Stove trade rumors more realistic.
June 7, 2013
Will the new CBA's draft system kill the AL's edge?
April 27, 2011
Team owners should think twice before approving an expanded playoff structure, since it might be only the players who'll profit.
March 31, 2011
A quick reminder of how teams have fared in the past as compared with their projected records.
March 14, 2011
In the Nationals' and Orioles' battle for the local fan base, the team that blinks first may stand to gain the most.
January 27, 2011
Did SIERA beat xFIP in 2010?
January 17, 2011
Are pitchers able to apply certain skills when a game calls for it?
December 31, 2010
Home teams are winning their games at an increased rate over the last few years, but is it a trend that's likely to continue?
December 20, 2010
Is the Phillies' right-hander an undervalued commodity?
December 16, 2010
Using DIPS Theory to understand a pitcher's skills.
December 15, 2010
Ground-ball pitchers have several skills that traditional statistics do not account for.
December 3, 2010
Why are home teams winning more now than in previous eras?
December 1, 2010
Examining past MVP and Cy Young winners and the differences between their winning seasons and non-winning seasons.
November 11, 2010
Taking a look at what goes into some teams outplaying or underplaying their expected records.
November 1, 2010
Tim Linceum tries to clinch the title for the Giants while Cliff Lee tries to keep the Rangers alive in a matchup of No. 1 starters.
October 31, 2010
A look at the men on the mound for tonight's tilt.
October 30, 2010
As the Series shifts to Texas, the Rangers will look to their Japanese import to stay afloat while the Giants look for a bounceback outing from a talented lefty.
October 28, 2010
A look at the hurlers as the Giants try to take a 2-0 advantage in the series.
October 27, 2010
A pair of aces are set to duel as the Fall Classic is set to kick off in San Francisco.
October 23, 2010
A look at the men on the hill as the Giants try again to wrap up the pennant and Phillies attempt to stave off elimination.
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RENTON, Wash. -- Even when others were suggesting he drop his case and accept his punishment, Richard Sherman never strayed from his steadfast belief that his four-game suspension would be overturned.
As unlikely as it seemed, Sherman was right.
The Seattle Seahawks will now have one of the best young cornerbacks in the NFL available for the playoffs after Sherman won his appeal of a suspension for use of performance-enhancing substances on Thursday.
Gone is the lingering question about a possible suspension that hung over Sherman and the Seahawks for more than a month.
"I know what the truth is and anybody else who knows anything knows what the truth is. The truth has been told today," Sherman said on Thursday. "People can say what they want, there are always naysayers. I have great teammates and great coaches and great fans and that's all I care about."
The decision that was made by former NFL executive Bob Wallace came early Thursday morning. Sherman was called by his lawyer and simply announced in the Seahawks locker room, "I won."
High-fives ensued. Sherman took to Twitter and let his 40,000-plus followers know of his result.
A team already rolling on the field with four straight wins and an offensive output unmatched in the last half-decade of the NFL got even more good news.
"There was obviously a good amount of stress because you just don't know," Sherman said. "You know how strong your case is, how strong everything is, but it was just great to get it over with."
NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said in an email the league is reviewing the decision, but was declining comment due to confidentiality provisions.
Sherman had expressed a desire to pursue his case further in court if the suspension hadn't been overturned.
Sherman was steadfast since news broke of his pending suspension that he believed he would win on appeal. Sherman's appeal was based on errors in the chain of custody of his urine sample and that there were mistakes made by the tester.
His appeal took place late last week in St. Louis.
A copy of Wallace's decision was obtained by The Associated Press. In his explanation, Wallace writes that the collection process of Sherman's urine sample on Sept. 17, the day after Seattle beat Dallas in Week 2, was not ordinary.
According to the written decision, Sherman's sample cup began leaking, to which the tester grabbed another cup and transferred the sample. Documentation of the leaking cup was not originally on the submitted report following the test and only when asked by a supervisor in October did the tester acknowledge the sample being transferred from the original cup.
The tester later gave testimony that he'd never experienced a leaking cup before, yet didn't feel the situation rose to the level of needing to be included on his report.
Wallace wrote the omission of the leaking cup from the report was a "big deal," and that, "insuring a sample is collected properly is the cornerstone of the program and when an event occurs that does not happen routinely or that the collector has never experienced while collecting the sample it is incumbent upon that collector to note what happened."
"Accordingly, Mr. Sherman's appeal is granted and the discipline is reversed," Wallace wrote.
Sherman said when he got word on Nov. 12 of the failed test he knew it had to do with the sample collected in September.
"It was a weird day, a weird testing procedure," Sherman said. "A lot of things went wrong on that day and that's why the result came out the way it did because he made mistakes and he did things wrong."
Seattle has played the past three weeks without fellow starting cornerback Brandon Browner, serving a four-game suspension for a banned substance violation.
Browner's suspension expires after Sunday's game against the Rams, so Seattle will have both of its starting cornerbacks for the postseason.
"It definitely feels good for him to take this journey and keep being on this team with us," Seattle safety Earl Thomas said. "We're getting (Browner) back and the depth that we have and the young guys got a chance to prove who they are and it's all just coming together for us."
According to STATS, Sherman is tied with Pittsburgh's Keenan Lewis for the NFL lead with 23 passes defensed. He is tied for second in interceptions with seven.
Sherman was a surprise omission from the Pro Bowl roster announced Wednesday. Despite his impressive numbers, Sherman was a first alternate at cornerback for the NFC, behind the Chicago duo of Tim Jennings and Charles Tillman, and Arizona's Patrick Peterson.
"I appreciate the league for allowing justice to be served and allowing me to continue to play," Sherman said.
Information from The Associated Press and ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter was used in this report.


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Containers gone wrong: lxc vs. xen
I run a few websites myself and I was always keen on making my life easier looking after them. So virtual servers and services are not something that I ignore if you catch my drift. I have been running xen for quite a long while and I have to say it is bothersome to upgrade all of those linux machines running this and that, isn't it?
So I did try some other virtualization approaches before and I quite liked the idea of the OS level virtualization, that is similar to the regular BSD jails, but on linux and it worked nicely.The virtual machine was not that well isolated, I was a bit cautious to use it in production but the idea stuck – mainly because of the ease of maintaining the server, where you upgrade the OS only once and all VMs get the updates automatically, since they simply run from the root FS of the main machine, basically.
So when people started to come across with the lxc and docker, calling them "mature" and "OS level virtual machines", I was rather excited to try them on. I thought they would provide the same idea – secure virtualization of the running processes environment while keeping the FS in sync with the main host, allowing for an easy maintenance.
Oh, boy, was I into a major disappointment! First, the whole thing of lxc is based on downloading virtual machines over the Internet from an insecure repository. Okay, we do that with Debian, but Debian has been around for many a decade, so we kinda trust them, all right? Why should I want to run my production services on a VM that has been installed by someone else and offered for me as a download? What a silly idea indeed.
But, secondly, it is no better than hardware-emulating hypervisor-based virtualization in terms of maintenance. Once you get this VM downloaded and installed, it behaves completely separately. You have to go to each VM and update it manually! Except that you share the kernel and you may have a compatibility problem there, oops. What sort of nonsense is that? Why would anyone want to move from xen to lxc if the maintenance is the same but security and quality is down the drain, eh? For some mythical changes in performance or what else?
So, to summarize: I say lxc and everything based on top of it sucks. It serves no real purpose, it is an over-complicated exercise in engineering that solves a non-existing problem (if any at all).
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Feldman: Americans of all sexual orientations should be allowed the rights, privileges, joys and responsibilities of marriage.
Contact: Donald Cohen-Cutler, 212.650.4213
In response to the State Assembly's vote in favor of the bill to legalize same-sex marriage Rabbi Marla Feldman, the Director of the Commission on Social Action of Reform Judaism, under which the Reform Jewish Voice of New York State operates, issued the following statement:
We wholeheartedly applaud the Assembly's vote of 85-61 mandating equal access to civil marriage for all New Yorkers. This is an historic moment for equality rights in New York, and brings us one step closer to the goal of full civil equality for all citizens. The bill (A.8590) "grants equal access to the government-created legal institution of civil marriage, while leaving the religious institution of marriage to its own separate and fully autonomous, sphere."
Clergy whose faith tradition allows for same sex marriage, and who choose to solemnize those marriages, would finally be permitted to do so under the law. However, nothing in this bill would require clergy to officiate at same sex marriages and clergy would continue to be free to decide their role in such ceremonies.
Americans of all sexual orientations should be allowed the rights, privileges, joys and responsibilities of marriage. The continued denial of the right to civil marriage for gay men and lesbians denigrates those faiths that celebrate the unions of loving same-sex couples and, as a matter of religious principle, consider such partnerships legally binding, holy unions. Without affirmation by civil authorities, these sacred unions are denied equal access to the rights and privileges granted to other couples by the government.
As Jews, we are taught in the very beginning of the Torah that God created humans B'tselem Elohim, in the Divine image, and therefore the diversity of creation represents the vastness of the Eternal (Genesis 1:27). We oppose discrimination against all individuals, including gay men and lesbians, for the stamp of the Divine is present in each and every human being.


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|Rated pressure
|-100 to +100 kPa
(-1 to +1 bar)
|Possible display range
|-120.0 to +120.0 kPa
(-1.200 to +1.200 bar)
|Zero-cut pressure value
|±0.5% of F.S.
|Burst pressure
|1.5 MPa (15 bar)
|Display resolution
|0.1 kPa (0.001 bar)
|Fluid type
|Gas or liquid that will not corrode the liquid contact part
|Type of pressure
|Gage pressure
|±1.0% of F.S. or less*1
|±0.3% of F.S. or less*2
|Temperature characteristics
|±0.6% of F.S./10°C
|Connection diameter
|G3/4 (Changes to the R male 1/8, R male 1/4, R male 3/8, G female 1/4, NPT male 1/8, and NPT male 1/4 option adapters are available.)
|Box rotation angle
|Maximum 330°
|Medium temperature
|-20 to +100°C (no freezing/condensation)*3
|Power supply voltage
|10-30 VDC, Ripple (P-P): 10% max, Class 2 or LPS
|Current consumption
|50 mA or less (when 24 V: 32 mA or less, when 12 V: 48 mA or less. Not including load)*4
|Display method
|4 column, digital LED, red/Vertical inversion display possible
|Operation display light
|Operation indicator (output 1) (orange), Operation indicator (output 2) (orange)
|During hysteresis mode: variable (Difference between switch-on point and switch-off point is hysteresis)
During window mode: fixed (0.5% of F.S.)
|Control output
|Selectable from 3 to 5000 ms
|Analogue output
|As above + 2 ms (90% response)
|Output 1 control output
|NPN/PNP open collector (Selectable), Max. 250 mA (30 V max)
Main unit residual voltage 1 V max, N.O./N.C. selectable
|Output 2 replacement type
|Control output
|Analogue output
|4-20 mA, maximum load resistance 500 ? (When the electric voltage is more than 20 V)*5
|Environmental resistance
|Enclosure rating
|Pressure resistance
|400 kPa (4 bar)
|Ambient temperature
|-20 to +80 °C (No freezing and no condensation)
|Relative humidity
|35 to 85 % RH (No condensation)
|Vibration resistance
|IEC60068-2-6 20 G (10 to 2000 Hz, 2 hours each in the X, Y, and Z axes)
|Shock resistance
|IEC60068-2-27 50G (11 ms, 3 times for each of X, Y and Z direction)
|Material properties
|Pressure port: SUSXM7, Diaphragm pressure port: Al2O3 (Alumina), O ring: FKM
|Other parts
|Housing metal portion: SUS304, SUS303, Housing plastic portion: PPSU, Air hole: PTFE, nickel-plated brass.
|Applicable cable
|M12 connector 4 pin
|Approx. 150 g
|*1 This is the value when considering linearity + hysterisis + repeatability in a stable environment of 23°C.
*2 The repeatability, based on consistent conditions, is the difference in the detection points at the time of fluctuations in the repetition.
*3 When the temperature of the piping exceeds 80°C, do not connect the cable.
*4 Consumption current including output is 0.6 A and under.
*5 The maximum load resistance R will be the values below in response to the electric voltage E. When 10-23V: R = {38 x (E-10) + 128} ? When 23-30V: R = 622 ?


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In my misery index, I calculate a ranking for all countries where suitable data exist. The misery index — a simple sum of inflation, lending rates and unemployment rates, minus year-on-year per capita GDP growth — is used to construct a ranking for 108 countries. The table below is a sub-index of all Middle East and North African (MENA) countries presented in the world misery index.
A higher score in the misery index means that the country, and its constituents, are more miserable. Indeed, this is a table where you do not want to be first.
Syria and Iran were the most miserable in the region. War and sanctions have taken their toll. Bahrain and Kuwait are at the other end of the spectrum, with low (read: good) misery index scores.
Two points worth noting are somewhat related. First, the majority of countries in MENA have elevated misery index scores — scores above 20. These poor scores indicate structural problems that require serious economic reforms. The second point, as indicated in the notes to the table, is that the governments in eight MENA countries were not even capable of producing the basic data required to calculate a misery index score. This represents government failure and suggests a lack of capacity to implement structural economic reforms.
Source: Huff Post