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Bearing number : 71900 ACE/HCP4A
Size (mm) : 10x22x6
Brand : SKF
Bore Diameter (mm) : 10
Outer Diameter (mm) : 22
Width (mm) : 6
Bearing dimensions and specification in SKF catalogue:
d - 10 mm
D - 22 mm
B - 6 mm
d1 - 14 mm
d2 - 13.26 mm
D1 - 17.92 mm
r1,2 - min. - 0.3 mm
r3,4 - min. - 0.15 mm
a - 7.2 mm
da - min. - 12 mm
db - min. - 12 mm
Da - max. - 20 mm
Db - max. - 21.2 mm
ra - max. - 0.3 mm
rb - max. - 0.15 mm
dn - 14.8 mm
Basic dynamic load rating - C - 2 kN
Basic static load rating - C0 - 0.78 kN
Fatigue load limit - Pu - 0.032 kN
Limiting speed for grease lubrication - 109000 r/min
Limiting speed for oil lubrication - 165000 mm/min
Ball - Dw - 3.175 mm
Ball - z - 11
Gref - 0.1 cm3
Calculation factor - e - 0.68
Calculation factor - Y2 - 0.87
Calculation factor - Y0 - 0.38
Calculation factor - X2 - 0.41
Calculation factor - Y1 - 0.92
Calculation factor - Y2 - 1.41
Calculation factor - Y0 - 0.76
Calculation factor - X2 - 0.67
Preload class A - GA - 17 N
Preload class B - GB - 50 N
Preload class C - GC - 100 N
Calculation factor - f - 1.03
Calculation factor - f1 - 0.98
Calculation factor - f2A - 1
Calculation factor - f2B - 1.04
Calculation factor - f2C - 1.08
Calculation factor - fHC - 1.01
Preload class A - 28 N/micron
Preload class B - 41 N/micron
Preload class C - 54 N/micron
Mass bearing - 0.008 kg
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Admit it, we all get attached to our ride especially after spending memories and mileage with it. However, there are times that we wish we have better-performing cars than our usual. Instead of replacing it with a new one, save yourself from the anxiety of trading your old car by upgrading it. There are lots of engine upgrades that effectively levels up your car's performance or even push it to the limits.
Car Upgrades for Better Performance
If you're ready to tinker with your car's parts, then here are the most common parts to look into. Improve your car's engine performance by choosing only the best Euro car upgrades to be installed in your vehicle.
Spark Plugs
They get the engine running by igniting the air and fuel mixture in it. Spark plugs are often ignored but they are one of the key components if you want to make your car faster. Bad spark plugs can't provide the needed ignition and in turn, lessens the engine's fuel efficiency. Keep these parts at the good condition to have a faster and more efficient vehicle.
Engine Air Intake
As stated earlier, the engine needs both fuel and air to run. Upgrading your air intake not only leads to better performance but also conserves your fuel. Keep the air filter and other parts clean to make air pass freely.
Performance Chips
Factory installed performance chips usually limit a vehicle's speed and horsepower to play it safe. There are custom chips available for your car that increases the engine's air and fuel intake making your ride faster, more powerful and fuel-efficient.
For older cars that still have this part, you can upgrade it by adding a pair more to the original installed. Its purpose is to vaporize air and fuel combination to be burned by the engine. By adding more, you provide a quick and easy energy source, making it run faster.
Although this upgrade obviously makes your car extra noisy, it really helps in the overall performance of your car. Upgrading into more pipes lessens exhaust flow restriction, making it lighter for the engine. Moving into dual pipes makes a lot of difference.
Nitrous Oxide
This mod literally adds more air to the engine. You only use this for quick, short bursts if you need an extreme propelling speed. You must check state laws first before applying this upgrade to your car since it is usually prohibited in most places.
Forced Air Induction Systems
Turbochargers and superchargers are just common parts for sports cars. But if you have the old ride, these upgrades can also be installed there. Basically, these push more air to the engine which improves performance. Similar to nitrous oxide, they are prohibited to some states so check the laws first before getting one.
Reduce Car Weight
You can do this by changing heavier parts into lighter but also durable ones. A lighter car surely runs fast.
Those were just a few of the different upgrades you can do to level up your car. While some of them usually work for most cars, you should still talk to an auto specialist to know which ones can be handled by your vehicle.

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The last time the Bucks played the Cowboys was in 1995, which resulted in a 72-65 loss on a "neutral" court in Wyoming. This time around, things turned out a little differently as the Buckeyes found their game in the last ten minutes to secure the 65-50 victory. Lenzelle Smith Jr. led all scorers with 20 points, including 5-8 shooting the three, and 8 rebounds. Amir Williams joined him in double digits with 12 points, and earned his second double double with 16 rebounds, while Aaron Craft scored 10. Larry Nance Jr. scored 17 to lead his team, and was the only Cowboy to score double digits.
The game started with high energy play from both teams. Wyoming demonstrated good patience in attacking the Buckeye defense. Repeatedly they found gaping holes in the defense, giving them uncontested paths to an easy layup. They also had no trouble finding open looks at the basket. Considering OSU was still playing a high energy defense, it was an impressive start.
Unfortunately for the Cowboys, they walked straight into a hot shooting OSU team. Shannon Scott and Lenzelle Smith both launched buckets from beyond the arc and hit their first three straight. Amir Williams also started particularly well down low. Williams scooped up two offensive rebounds and managed to put them both back for points.
After the first four minutes, the teams settled into play a little and began to methodically probe each other's defenses. Wyoming's guards turned out to be the winners here, effectively drawing the defense and taking advantage of the pass to find easy looks. The Buckeyes began to struggle to find good looks at the basket at the same time, giving Wyoming the perfect opportunity to close the gap on the scoreboard.
Thad Matta wasn't going to simply let Wyoming have their way with his defense. A quick adjustment was all that was necessary to head the Cowboys off at the pass. The next time Wyoming ran their play to open up the OSU defense for the dribble drive, Aaron Craft rotated under the basket to be in position to defend it. Other adjustments helped to shut down the Wyoming offense while the Buckeyes went on a 8-2 run, opening up a double digit lead.
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The Ohio State women's basketball team entered day three of the Hall of Fame Challenge as the only undefeated team in the Columbus site after having beaten Old Dominion on Friday and then rallied to beat Marist on Saturday. Less than 24 hours after that thrilling comeback against the Red Foxes, the Buckeyes were back on the court to take on in-state foe Bowling Green.
A Darryce Moore layup opened the scoring but OSU's lead was short lived as Bowling Green used a pair of three pointers to take an early 8-2 lead. It quickly became apparent that the Falcons were going to use a similar strategy as Marist did and attack the Buckeyes from beyond-the-arc. Unfortunately OSU still struggled to close out on the three point shooters and Bowling Green took advantage of those open looks. To compound problems for Ohio State, the Buckeyes struggled with their own shooting and as a result found themselves down 5 to 7 points for most of the first half before they managed to trim their deficit to 25-21 heading into the locker room. Considering the fact that OSU made only 4 first half field goals on 22 attempts, being down only 4 to a Bowling Green team that was 6 of 12 from beyond the three point line wasn't too bad.
After Bowling Green stretched their lead to 37-28 just four minutes into the second half, Ohio State responded with seven straight points, bookended by layups by Moore, to pull within two points with fourteen and a half to go. The Falcons responded though with a 12to 0 run of their own to stretch their lead to 49-35 just past the midpoint of the half. The run proved to be a killer and the Buckeyes wouldn't manage to get close than 8 the rest of the way as Bowling Green coasted to a 64-52 win.
Here we are, rolling into The Holidays and our beloved Buckeye basketballers are at 4-0 after being 'un-Patriot-ic' by weathering a brick-fest to defeat the American University Eagles. After disposing of the Eagles on Wednesday, the Buckeyes get to dust off another American icon, the Cowboys of Wyoming. Why does Thad hate this country?
Here's a profile on University of Wyoming.
School: University of Wyoming (the other U-Dub)
Location: Laramie, WY
Founded: 1886
Student Population: 13,800
School Type: Public, coed
Division: D-I
Conference: Mountain West
Arena: Arena-Auditorium
Seating: 15,000
Built: 1982
Head Coach: Larry Shyatt (Coach Shyatt is an alum of College of Wooster '73)
Year: 4th
The Ohio State women's basketball team didn't get much of a break after their win over Old Dominion last night in the first game of the Hall-Of-Fame Challenge as the Buckeyes faced the Marist Red Foxes in the second game of the challenge. Fans of OSU women's basketball probably remember Marist as the team that upset the Buckeyes in the opening round of the 2007 NCAA tournament and I at least was looking for revenge.
Ohio State opened the scoring with a Darryce Moore layup on the first possession but things slowed down for the Buckeyes from there and they found themselves in a 10-6 hole five minutes into the game. A pair of layups by Raven Ferguson and then a layup by Ashley Adams gave the Buckeyes the lead back 12-10 but the Red Foxes responded with a 7 to 0 run to go up 17-12 with eight minutes remaining in the half. The two teams went back and forth from there with Marist extending their lead to 30-20 with just under two minutes to go. OSU put on a great performance in the final twenty seconds of the half though, getting an old fashioned three point play from Ashley Adams, forcing a turnover, and then closing the half with a Martina Ellerbe layup that cut the Marist lead to 30-25 as the two teams went into the locker rooms. The key difference between the two teams in the first half was the outside shooting, Marist was on fire from beyond the arc and that gave them the lead even though they shot pretty much the same overall as Ohio State.
The Buckeyes hosted the Old Dominion Lady Monarchs in the 1st round of the Hall of Fame Challenge. This is the first of three consecutive games for these teams, so this Challenge will prove a good mental and physical test.
Battling early game turnovers, Ohio State got off to a bit of a slow start with 3 early giveaways. The Buckeyes did a good job of beating the OD press, but had trouble with the entry passes to the post. OSU improved their status at the under-12 timeout by pulling ahead 13-12, highlighted by a 3-pointer by Maleeka Kynard. OSU had been working on using their superior height by running a double high post involving Ashley Adams and Martina Ellerbe. At the 8:14 mark, a trey by Ameryst Alston push the score to 22-14. McGuff has a well conceived game plan with the double-high. When the feed pass when into one post player, the other broke to the basket for a pass. Nicely planned.
We are four games into Coach Kevin McGuff's era, and so far I'm happy with the results. As Charles pointed out, there are still a couple things to work out, but considering it's a new coach with a new system and a short-handed team, so far, so good, I think.
This coming weekend will be an interesting experience for this team, as the Buckeyes host a three-day round-robin as part of the Basketball Hall of Fame Challenge. Ohio State will play consecutive days against Old Dominion, Marist and Bowling Green on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, respectively. After a non HoF game against Lehigh (in Columbus) on November 27th, the Buckeyes go to Springfield MA to square off against the UConn Huskies. No one said that it would be easy..
In addition to providing Ohio State's roster, I'll also provide brief profiles and rosters for Old Dominion, Marist and Bowling Green.
The 2013-2014 basketball season is under way and our Ohio State Buckeyes are sitting at 3-0 after riding a very good 2nd half to defeat host Marquette University. Now, the #8 Buckeyes host the American University Eagles out of the Patriot League this coming Wednesday. Saturday it was The Golden Eagles, on Wednesday it will just be the Eagles. Feasting on raptors…
Here's a profile on American University.
School: American University
Location: Washington, DC
Founded: 1893
Student Population: 7,299
School Type: Private
Division: FCS
Conference: Patriot Conference
Arena: Bender Arena
Seating: 4,500
Built: 1988
Head Coach: Mike Brennan
Year: 1st
After getting off to a 3-0 start, the Ohio State women's basketball team faced its toughest test on the season with a trip to #22 Georgia. The Bulldogs made the Elite Eight last season and are replacing several starters but still are a tough team that has become NCAA tournament regulars. Injuries, suspensions, graduations, and a decision to transfer had left Ohio State short handed this season; the Buckeyes haven't had more than 8 healthy players for any of their games so far. Fortunately things were a bit better today as guard Raven Ferguson returned to the team after serving a three game suspension for violating team rules.
Ohio State got things started the right way, scoring the first seven points in the game and limiting Georgia to only three shot attempts, all misses, in the opening three minutes. The Bulldogs finally got on the board thanks to a free throw that then sparked a 12 to 2 run to give Georgia a 12-9 lead eight minutes into the opening half. The Buckeyes answered right back with back-to-back three pointers from Ameryst Alston followed by a three pointer by Amy Scullion which put OSU back on top 18-12 at the midpoint of the half. The rest of the half would be a tight, back and forth affair with Georgia repeatedly cutting the OSU lead to 1 point. Fortunately the Buckeyes responded each time and went into halftime with a 33-29 lead.
Georgia came out strong to start the second half while the Buckeyes looked flat; OSU failed to score for the first six and a half minutes of the second period while the Bulldogs scored 11 unanswered to take a 40-33 lead. When OSU finally got on the board thanks to a pair of free throws, they then followed those with three pointers by Maleeka Kynard and Scullion as part of an 8 to 3 run that cut the Bulldog lead to 43-41 at the midpoint of the half. Neither team was able to have much luck scoring from that point and with just under a minute and a half remaining in the game, Ohio State found themselves down 53-47. A pair of Ameryst Alston free throws followed by a steal by Kynard seemed to give the Buckeyes a chance but OSU promptly turned the ball over and were forced to foul. The Bulldogs missed the front end of the one-and-one and the Buckeyes grabbed the rebound but were unable to score as Georgia hung on for the 53-49 win.


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India has placed its bid for a re-election to the Council of the IMO in Category-B representing the developing countries and countries with the largest interests in international sea borne trade.
Addressing the gathering in London on 28 November 2017, Mr Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Shipping, Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, said, "India is committed to contribute to various efforts & initiatives of the IMO for a safe, efficient, clean and secure maritime transportation for the benefit of mankind."
Mr Gadkari stated: "India is hereby putting forward her candidature for a re-election to the Council of the IMO in Category-B representing the developing countries and countries with the largest interests in international sea borne trade. In the event of India being re-elected, it would rededicate herself, with renewed commitment towards the development of the objectives of IMO, and leverage the opportunity to further strengthen the implementation of the IMO instruments, for the accelerated & sustained growth of the global maritime community."
While congratulating the new President and his team on their election, Mr Gadkari said, "It is indeed an honour and privilege to stand here today to share with this distinguished audience regarding our maritime heritage and the initiatives taken by our Government in the maritime sphere."
Mr Gadkari stated: "India's ancient trade and cultural ties with Mesopotamia, Mediterranean rim countries; South East Asia, China, Middle East and Africa are testimonial to our rich maritime heritage. India has a large coastline of 7500 Kms., inland waterways of 20,000 Kms., over 200 major and minor ports and increasing ship building, ship repair and ship recycling facilities."
"India is also strategically located in the corridor through which substantial part of the east-west seaborne traffic flows. India has about one thousand four hundred vessels with Gross Tonnage of about 12.2 million. In addition, India has a large number of inland and near-coastal vessels. Nearly 90% of India's overseas trade by volume is carried through ships of which 92% is carried by foreign flag vessels," he added.
Mr Gadkari stated: "India has benefitted immensely from the free and frank deliberations and exchange of ideas in IMO. As we expand our maritime activities, the guidance of IMO will become even more valuable. India has been one of the founder members of IMO and has been part of the IMO Council since then, except in 1983-84. In Category B of the Council, India represents the developing world and the nations with the largest share in international sea borne trade."
"Dr.C.P. Srivastava, IMOs longest serving Secretary General from 1974 to 1989 remains the most important face of India's commitment to the IMO's activities. His contribution in establishing World Maritime University, Sweden, International Maritime Academy, Italy, and International Maritime Law Institute, Malta will always be remembered," he added.


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Reasons To Buy A Ford Fiesta and Why you should buy one
Ford came out with an American version of its popular Ford Fiesta in the summer of 2010 as a 2011 model. Instantly, people started to take notice of its good looks, fuel economy and fun factor. It is rare to have a small car have so many standard features, optional equipment and the latest technology. Even better, its not going to embarrass you when you arrive to the office. In its upper trim packages, you forget its economy car roots.
Here are some features that set this car apart from the rest in this class:
Powershift 6 speed automatic transmission
- This transmission features twin clutches. It is similar to having twin manual transmissions sharing shifting duties. According to Ford Engineers, this improves fuel economy by 10% compared to typical transmissions.
Fuel Economy
is rated at 29 MPG city and 38 MPG highway for typical models. If you get a SE model with the SPE, you will get 28 city and 40 MPG highway. While your friends are filling up their trucks spending big money, the 12 gallon Fiesta fills up inexpensively. Owners can use the fuel savings to put toward the car payment. Try comparing a typical midsized car to the Fiesta and be surprised by the savings. Go to
Fuel Economy.gov
and check it out.
Choice between Hatchback and Sedan
is a very personal choice. The sedan has a little more room in the back seats while the hatchback has a sport compact look. The sedan can be built to be an economy car but has options to be loaded as much as the hatchback.
Speaking of optional features, the list is big for a small car.
Microsoft SYNC -
This great feature takes hands free driving and entertainment to the next level. Your phone becomes the key to many of the functions with Sync including turn by turn directions, making and receiving phone calls and text messages, dial by name and streaming audio from your phone. The 4 inch display shows you who is calling and other vital functions.
Sirius XM Radio -
You get the best of both worlds with Sirius and XM. You get a free subscription to the service with the purchase of a new Fiesta with SYNC
Luxary car options -
If you want heated leather seats, powered moonroof, mood lighting, heated mirrors and larger wheels, its all options that you can get. One of the major complaints about American small cars if lack of features that people want. With the Ford Fiesta, you can load it up as much as your pocket book allows.
Aftermarket Support -
The American aftermarket has already started making accessories for the Fiesta. Ford Racing has approved 17" wheels to make your ride stand out.
Boomerang Accessories
has started making accessories including spoilers and armrests. As time goes on, even more vendors will step forward to make the Fiesta more comfortable, faster and better.
Safety -
Seven airbags are standard on all Fiesta models. It is a feature that is hopefully not needed but its great that they are there.
Performance -
While no rocket, driving in all conditions are more then adequate. Suspension is tuned very nicely and hugs the road during turns. Its hard not to push the limits of the suspension on a road that has a lot of curves.
After weighing all of the choices, including used cars, I decided to purchase the Fiesta. Gas prices were a driving factor because I believe that gas will not be going down anytime soon due to market conditions and demand. The car is big enough to take my kids places, its safe and is proven itself in Europe before coming to the states. This car is perfect for the commuter, teenagers first car or road course project.
After looking at all the whole package, you will find it hard the Fiesta hard to beat on the new car market. Try loading up a Focus or Fusion with the same options and you will find that the price inflated to the high 20K range. Go for a test drive at your Ford dealer and see for yourself!
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We're a hawk on the issues.
Warren to Trump: 'Nasty Women' Vote
Sen. Elizabeth Warren slammed Donald Trump on Monday during a Hillary Clinton rally, saying that "nasty women" vote.
Elizabeth Warren: "Get this, Donald: Nasty women are tough. Nasty women are smart. And nasty women vote." https://t.co/RvU6qnJr8s
— Joshua Chavers (@JoshuaChavers) October 24, 2016
"Nasty women have really had it with you," Warren said at a rally for the Democratic nominee in New Hampshire Monday.
"Get this, Donald: Nasty women are tough. Nasty women are smart, and nasty women vote," Warren said.
"On November 8, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever."
The Hill reports:
Warren, once a rumored running mate for Clinton, has picked up the role as the party's attack dog against Donald Trump.
The liberal firebrand on Monday embraced the role, calling Trump out for a 2005 hot mic tape in which he bragged about kissing and groping women without consent.
"He thinks that because he has a mouth of Tics Tacs that he can force himself on any woman in groping distance," Warren said.
"I've got news for you, Donald Trump. Women have had it with guys like you."
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Human cancers frequently arise from exposure to chemicals, although radiation, oxidation, and genetic factors play critical roles as well. DNA damage by these agents in a cell is an important first step in the process of carcinogenesis. DNA repair processes have evolved to repair these damages. However, the replication of damaged DNA may occur frequently prior to repair, resulting in gene mutations and the generation of altered proteins. Mutations in an oncogene, a tumor-suppressor gene, or a gene that controls the cell cycle give rise to a clonal cell population with an advantage in proliferation. The complex process of carcinogenesis includes many such events, but has been generally considered to be comprised of the three main stages known as initiation, promotion, and progression, which ultimately give rise to the induction of human cancer. The articles published in this book entitled "Chemically-Induced DNA Damage, Mutagenesis, and Cancer" provide an overview on the topic of the "consequence of DNA damage" in the context of human cancer with their challenges and highlights.
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You could say I'm a newcomer to anorexia. In January this year (2010), we went on a cruise, where we absolutely pigged out on french fries and cake. When we came back, I was 118 pounds. I was a little disappointed by this, but i was only 13, so I didn't care too much. My parents however had gained like crazy, and were keen on losing weight. Because running on a treadmill can be so terribly unmotivating sometimes, we decided to take up family taekwondo classes three days a week together. After about two weeks, they had each lost up to 10 pounds. I had lost 6. I was now 112, and really happy with myself. Because I was doing this three times a week, as well as dancing three times a week, I could eat absoutely whatever I wanted, and not gain weight. At one point, I weighed 110 pounds, and got really scared I was going to become anorexic. But that's NOTHING compared to what I am now.
During the summer, we went to Germany, and all i did was eat there, and when I came back I was back to 118. I felt like killing myself. It was all concentrating on my belly, which was ridiculously huge, even when I tried sucking in my tummy. Then i fell sick for a couple of days, and came down to 114. I felt better, but not good enough. Since then, I've been an excercise-a-holic. I now do taekwondo 4 days a week if i can, plus i dance 3 days a week, but have added on an extra hour and a half. But when i look in the mirror, i still feel so fat. I've lost a lot of weight, but all in the wrong places - my arms look like twigs and i have no butt. but my belly is still ginormous. Sometimes i find myself doing treadmill at 1 in the morning while studying for tests, because I feel so fat.
It is now september - we came back from Germany in august. I am now 100 pounds. I am 14, a sophomore in high school, and 5 feet 5 inches tall. I'm really scared. my period was supposed to come a week ago. I'm too afraid to tell my parents, who are practcally forcing me to eat carbohydrates and fat. all our family friends say i've lost too much, but sometimes i don't think i've lost enough. my friends say i look good though, which just motivates me to excercise more. i don't ever miss meals, but i definitely am decreasing what i eat. but sometimes, i feel so FAT.
i know i'm not at a good weight for my age and height, but i just wish it was balanced on my body a little more. i would definitely like to gain some weight in my arms and butt, but i want my belly to be flat.
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It just hit me that Thanksgiving is only a week away. That also means Christmas is just five weeks away. Which means that sometime in the next 5 weeks I have to finish writing two books, get two covers done, editing, proofreading, formatting, and uploading completed.
Yeah, in less than five weeks. The panic is setting in.
I'm one of those people who really get into gear as the deadlines close in. When I was in high school, I waited until the last minute to start major projects, but I always managed to get them done. Sometimes is was three in the morning by the time I finished, but I still got up at seven and made it to school, project in hand.
When I first started writing, I joined RWA, then DARA (Dallas Area Romance Authors), and I signed up for my first conference. By the time the conference rolled around, I had about 10,000 words written on my first book. And I had an appointment with Allison Lyons from Harlequin. I'd never had an editor appointment, I barely knew what I was doing at this point, but I sat down and told her about my book. All 10,000 words of it. I made up the rest on the spot.
And then I did the unthinkable. I promised she'd have the completed manuscript in six weeks.
A first time writer, producing 65,000 legible words, in six weeks. Yikes. But when the panic set in as soon as I got home and thought about what I'd done, I sat down and wrote. And wrote. Allison had the manuscript on her desk a week ahead of the promised date. No, she didn't buy it, but she did ask for revisions and I met every deadline she threw at me. But I was too in love with my "baby" to make the hard choices and change the things that needed to be changed to make it a "Harlequin" book. I will always be grateful for her encouragement, though.
Over the years, I've learned a lot about writing, about rewriting and revising. And the more I've learned, the slower I write. I've lost the ability to just let the story flow and not worry about the rules as I go. I write, rewrite, edit each section before I move on. I sleep on a plot problem until it unravels. I beat my head against my desk (figuratively) until my characters talk to me.
Will I make this deadline in spite of Thanksgiving, Black Friday shopping, Christmas decorating, and my fortieth anniversary? Does a self-imposed deadline really matter anyway? To me it does, and I'm going to do my level best to make it happen. Sometimes life happens and things don't go the way we plan, but if I don't have a goal, and a deadline, nothing gets done. It's a Gemini thing. It's like when I go into the house to get something and I see something I meant to do earlier so I stop to do that, then I see something else and before I know it, I'm back in my office without whatever it was I went to get in the first place.
For a writer, everything is new and shiny and distracting. New blog? Oooh, I wanna go see. New pictures? Yes, show me! But when the deadline looms, you have to put away Facebook and Twitter and Bubble Safari and Cityville and get down to the business of writing.
What about you? Do you accomplish more with a deadline looming, or when you have all the time in the world?
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11 things I liked about the new Star Wars trailer
by rick olivares
As of this writing, there are only 55 days left before the seventh Star Wars film hits theaters. I was 10 years old when the first Star Wars film was shown. For someone weaned on comic books, it was easy to love the film and I became an instant fan buying the the merchandise, the books including its expanded universe, and what have you. And say what you will about the prequels but I loved them too.
And now Star Wars: The Force Awakens is closer than its ever been. The new trailer, timed to perfection and as of this writing with close to 40 million views, has all the more left fans salivating.
Here's are 11 scenes from the new trailer that I liked.
Rey dressed up as a Tusken Raider exploring the downed Star Destroyer.
This was the perfect way to open the new trailer. Rey dressed up as a Tusken Raider exploring the downed Imperial Star Destroyer. There's a sense of wonder, discovery, and mystery. And Rey sitting in a tent in the desert with this dreamy look, it reminded me of how George Lucas wrote the intro for Luke Skywalker in Star Wars where he said he was a farm boy who was bored beyond belief and yearned for adventure among the stars. Deja vu all over again.
Wonderful wonderful intro with that voice of "Who are you?" That doesn't sound like Princess Leia or even Gwendoline Christie's Captain Phasma. So is that Maz Kanata?
Starkiller base.
The scene at the Empire's Starkiller base with the huge red banner reminded me of the Nuremberg rallies especially the picture from the 1934 rally.
The Empire is alive and well.
Finn's change of heart.
During the Star Wars celebration last April, John Boyega, the actor who plays Finn was asked if he was indeed a Stormtrooper since the first scene of the first ever trailer showed him. Boyega and director JJ Abrams were tight-lipped. The new trailer looks like it gives away that Finn does have a change of heart. In the trailer, Finn says, "I was raised to do one thing." So he Finn defects. Now does he steal a tie fighter that crash lands on Jakku? He now forms the new team — similar to Luke, Han, and Leia — with Poe Dameron, and Rey.
"I will finish what you started."
What will Kylo Ren, the heir to Darth Vader, finish? Creating a new Death Star? Crushing the rebellion? I don't think it's the former as the Empire has lost two Death Stars to the rebellion. There has to be a more cost-effective way for crushing the rebellion.
Poe Dameron being tortured by Kylo Ren.
If you read the new comics from Marvel titled, "Shattered Empire," Kes Dameron and Shara Bey were revealed to be husband and wife with a son named Poe. After the Battle of Endor, Bey's commander, L'ulo, put in the paperwork discharging Bey so she could live in peace and quiet with Kes and Poe.
Before her discharge from the rebel army in "Shattered Empire," Bey joined Luke Skywalker in liberating two trees that are known to be one with the Force from the Imperials. Luke gives one tree to Bey who looks to have settled down in a planet that resembles Yavin. So was Yavin destroyed much like Alderaan in "Star Wars: A New Hope?"
In the first trailer cut for "The Force Awakens," Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker voices over" The Force is strong in my family. My father has it. I have it. My sister has it. You have that power too." And the first face we see after Mark's voice trails off is Poe Dameron.
So does Poe Dameron have the Force in him?
Millennium Falcon being chased by tie fighters.
Just like old times. Perhaps the Falcon is damaged and needs repairs and that leads Han Solo and Chewbacca to meet Rey and Finn.
"There were stories about what happened. "
The new film takes place 30 years after the Battle of Endor. Who knows what is myth or reality? Han Solo, tells Rey, "It's true. All of it."
No reboot, folks. New films; new continuity.
Kylo Ren drawing his light saber with a group of men in shadows.
Based on the initial info coming out of" The Force Awakens," Kylo Ren is leader of the Knights of Ren. Shades of the Nazgul. How different are the Sith from the Knights of Ren?
In "Shattered Empire," Leia senses Darth Maul who looked to have kicked the bucket in "The Phantom Menace" only to return during the Clone Wars as half-humanoid, half cyborg as he was cleaved in half by Obi Wan Kenobi.
Darth Sidious, who is actually the Emperor Palpatine, kept Maul in reserve. He could make a surprise appearance.
So we could see a splintered Empire with two different groups.
Rey crying & Finn vs. Kylo Ren
Whose body is that? Finn's? Han Solo? Or is it Luke? In every first film of every Star Wars trilogy, someone dies.
In "The Phantom Menace" it was Qui-Gon Jin. In "A New Hope" it was Obi-Wan Kenobi. So those are two Jedis who kick the bucket in each trilogy opener.
By trailer's end, we see Finn going up against Kylo Ren. So is it Finn?
It could be Luke because by trailer's end.
Han and Leia embrace looking very sad.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens cannot come soon enough.


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Communication Log for Home and School Free PDF
This post has a free printable home and school communication log for both parents and teachers to use during the school year. The teacher will need a binder with tabs and several copies of the teacher log for each student. The parents will need several copies of the parent page for each child in the family. These forms would be good in the case of joint custody, also. It is very difficult to remember exactly what was said when running into a parent in the hallway, a teacher in passing through the lunchroom, or even during a short phone call. The best way for everyone involved is to keep notes of what was said when as later in the school year the dates and decisions become fuzzy. The children grow so fast and family life is so busy, it is best to make a few notes and be on the same page—-literally.
I have added a few reminder notes for students, also. Parents might ask teachers to be sure to send home a jacket or boots, and these notes could be a help.
Communication is a huge issue in life, and between school and home. Anything we can do to help is appreciated. Here is a link to a blog post with links to other communication posts, and each post has valuable ideas and information. We hope to help improve public school communication efforts!
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Jaylee Doll
Jaylee is a beautiful doll of 34 cm and she has a soft body As soon as her dummy is taken out of her mouth she starts to cry. After 2 times she also calls her Mama and Papa :-)
Pay attention !
- It helps her to calm down when she cries.
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- Replace the dummy and she will stop crying.
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Lay your flank steak out.
Generously coat with kosher salt. Sprinkle with pepper.
Make sure to rub into the grooves. Set aside.
Add a large bunch of cilantro to a food processor. Add 1/2 bunch of parsley. No stems.
Peel 10-12 garlic cloves and add.
Throw in about a tablespoon of chopped green onion.
Squeeze in the juice of 1 lemon.
Add olive oil (about 1/4 cup).
It should be about the consistency of grits. Add more olive oil if it's too thick.
Spoon 1/3 of your chimichurri mixture onto one side of your flank steak and let sit.
Oil up your grill and heat on medium high.
Place your flank steak sauce side down for about 8 minutes. Top with another 1/3 of the sauce.
Place the rest of your sauce in a bowl to use for dipping later.
You should have a nice seared crust on both sides when done.
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Customize your Office 365 Encrypted Messages with your Organizations Brand in Office 365
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As an Office 365 administrator, you can apply your company branding to customize the look of your organization's Office 365 Message Encryption email messages as well as the contents of the encryption portal. You can customize the following aspects of the viewing experience for recipients of encrypted email messages:
- Introductory text of the email that contains the encrypted message
- Disclaimer text of the email that contains the encrypted message
- Text that appears in the OME portal
- Logo that appears in the email message and OME portal
- Background color in the email message and OME portal
You can also revert back to the default look and feel at any time.
Below is the default message your recipient will see when they receive an encrypted email message.
Customize the Message
To customize the OME message you will first need to connect to Exchange Online using Remote PowerShell. You then want to get your OME template identity which is most likely, "OME Configuration". To get the template identity run:
Now that we know our template that we will be working with, we can start customizing it to fit our needs.
It is important to note that when you make changes to your OME Template, it will clear prior changes. In my example below I use the Set-OMEConfiguration cmdlet to add EmailText to my template and then confirm it works. When I next use the Set-OMEConfiguration cmdlet to add DisclaimerText, I notice that the EmailText is now Null. So if you want to make multiple changes to your template, make sure you pass it all in one command.
E-Mail Text
The E-mail text will sit below the "Read the message" button on the encrypted e-mail. In my example I am going to set my email text to "TEST EMAIL TEXT". You text can be up to 1024 characters in length.
Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity "OME Configuration" -EmailText "TEST EMAIL TEXT"
Now when I send another encrypted message, my recipient will see the email text.
The DisclaimerText parameter specifies the disclaimer text in the email that contains the encrypted message. The maximum length is 1024 characters.
Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity "OME Configuration" -DisclaimerText "THIS IS THE DISCLAIMER TEXT! OPEN AT YOUR OWN RISK.."
Portal Text
The PortalText parameter specifies the text that appears at the top of the encrypted mail viewing portal. The maximum length is 128 characters. This is seen when you user authenticates and views the encrypted message.
Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity "OME Configuration" -PortalText "OME PORTAL TEXT"
The Image parameter identifies and uploads an image that will be displayed in the email message and in the Office 365 portal.
You need to read the file to a byte-encoded object using the Get-Content cmdlet, for example, -Image (Get-Content "C:\Temp\OME Logo.gif" -Encoding byte)
- Supported file formats: .png, .jpg, .bmp, or .tiff
- Optimal size of logo file: less than 40 KB
- Optimal dimensions of logo image: 170×70 pixels
Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity "OME configuration" -Image (Get-Content "C:\Automation\logo.png" -Encoding byte)
And yes you can make the logo a transparent image
Background Color
The BackgroundColor parameter specifies the background color. Valid values are:
- An available text value (for example, yellow is 0x00FFFF00).
- $null (blank). This is the default value.
For the list of available hex and text values, see Background colors for Office 365 Message Encryption (https://support.office.com/article/1508cb35-c5ff-4523-b579-947b21d5515f).
Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity "OME Configuration" -BackgroundColor green
Introduction Text
The default introduction text is "has sent you a protected message." In my example below I changed it to ""has sent you super secret stuff! Don't tell nobody" "
Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity "OME Configuration" -IntroductionText "has sent you super secret stuff! Don't tell nobody"
Read Button Text
The ReadButtonText is straight forward. It changes the text on the Read button which normally is "Read the message". In my example I will change it to "Hurry!".
Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity "OME Configuration" -ReadButtonText "HURRY!"
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The Sheboygan North High Art Department created NHS Artist in Residency Program (NHS AiR) in the fall of 2014. This program is designed to expose, educate and engage the North High community to local and regional artists each semester during the current academic school year. Our artist in residence works with our staff and students for one semester (18 weeks). The AiR program is currently in its fourth year.
The goals of the NHS Artist-in-Residence (AiR) Program are to expand the experience of each student in the field of the arts, foster creativity, enrich education in any given subject, and to present staff members with new ideas and options for instruction.
To date we have hosted the following artists:
- SP2019 – Craig Grabhorn, printmaker & sculptor (Sheboygan)
- FA2018 – Kim Nugent, artist books (Fredonia)
- SP2018 – Eileen Urness, sculptor (Cedar Grove)
- FA2017 – Patty Aker, painter (Cleveland)
- SP2017 – Cooper Diers, painter/musician (Sheboygan)
- FA2016 – Erica Huntzinger, painter/mixed media artist (Sheboygan)
- SP2016 – Marty Carney, painter (Sheboygan)
- FA2015- Liz Ann Lange, painter (Sheboygan)
- SP2015 – Sara Willadsen, collage artist (Sheboygan Falls)
- FA2014 – Mel Kolstad, mixed media artist (Fond du Lac))
Year 1-3: supported by a grant from the Sheboygan Area School District
Year 4: supported by a grant from the Kohler Foundation, Inc and the Wisconsin Art Education Association
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FALL 2018 RESIDENT ARTIST, Kim NUgent
Kim's method of journaling often involves utilizing a picture as a starting point to spark an idea. She chooses photos that she both likes and surprisingly, dislikes. Her purpose is to develop ideas, explore techniques, and to push her creativity. Working this way jumpstarts her imagination, rendering a visual journal page that would have been hard to conceive using merely a blank sheet of paper.
"Visual journaling has become something that I feel compelled to do. It helps me to be calm, centered and focused. Through visual journaling I express myself with or without words. In my journals: I experiment with different mediums and techniques; document important events or simple daily happenings; express my thoughts and feelings; draw, paint or collage. I have no rules. " – Kim Nugent
spring 2018 RESIDENT ARTIST, eileen urness
Although mostly a self taught artist Eileen Urness has been surrounded by art and artists most of her adult life. She has explored many areas of art including jewelry, ceramics and painting. Lately Eileen has been experimenting with Millifiori Polymer Eggs. Her technique is largely experimental and self developed incorporating elements of the Millifiori glass technique with polymer clay on eggs. She has received several awards for her innovative techniques and attention to detail.
FALL 2017 RESIDENT ARTIST, Patty aker
Growing up in England in the Swing' 60's exposed me to Mary Quant fashion, Twiggy, James Bond and the Beatles. I was seduced by the glamour of that era. I pursued a more conventional path and finally in my Autumnal years I am able to explore the fiber arts that tried to lure me years ago.
Various studio experiences and credit classes at Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, and the University of Wisconsin Sheboygan have enhanced my knowledge and interest.
My fiber art work started when asked to create a baptismal banner for my church. I endeavored to paint on silk. The project took many months of trial and error, but the experience was so wonderful and addictive that it has spurned a cottage venture, Gaelic Sands.
I have exhibited in many juried shows, group and solo shows. Venues include U.W. Sheboygan, Plymouth Art Center, St. Nicholas Hospital, Inspiration Studios in Milwaukee, the Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts in Fond du Lac, Latitude Art, Sheboygan Visual Artists shows, Lakeshore Art Supplies, JMKAC and many local coffee houses.
Artist Kay Jelinek and I team up to exhibit together as our art is both colorful and abstract. Our art pieces were exhibited at nine venues in the past year. Kay and I have also juried a couple of shows, one being a WRAP event in Fond du Lac.
I also conduct instructional demonstrations and workshops in galleries and for community organizations. I teach silk painting and batik at John Michael Kohler Art Center (JMKAC).
I'm particularly happy that in January 2009, I trained as a docent at JMKAC in Sheboygan. I enjoy the docent workshops with children of all ages. The continuing training and education provided by JMKAC is unparalleled. This, plus joining a website based art group surrounds me with enthusiastic art-centered people and provides me with drive and inspiration for my work.
Spring 2017 RESIDENT ARTIST, cooper diers
My name is Cooper. I was brought into existence by two people (like most of us), who both possess considerable imaginations. My father creates through carpentry, specializing in cabinetry, and is an exceptional chef, while my mother designs works in several mediums of visual art. Both have had an interest, appreciation, and intrinsic ability in a number of creative fields from early on and I would like to consider myself fortunate enough to have been predisposed to a lot of creativity, relying on it as a constant throughout my life. Though the approach to my work is predominantly self-taught, the influence and encouragement of several teachers during my academic career has helped the continuation of my work from a practical perspective. Music and sound are the deepest source of affect on my psyche.
Fall 2016 RESIDENT ARTIST, Erica Huntzinger
In my classroom/studio at North High School students and faculty are welcome to stop in anytime during my 10-hour a week schedule through the second week in January.
I am going to be working on creating a new body of work in watercolors and ceramics with some printmaking techniques. I'll be updating & organizing my website. I'm hoping that I'll be an aid in brainstorming and bridging ideas and concepts with students and teachers. I hope to work collaboratively in their classroom, focused on whatever subjects bubble up. I assume projects and connections will reveal themselves as time is spent and communications evolve. I love this way of working. I do not pre plan but the overall structure. I trust what happens inside that space will be transformative. I love the idea of possibly making connections that don't seem at first to have parallels. I'm invested in opening the up the boundaries between the hard lines of themed academics to allow for new learning and discovery to potentially occur through creative activity and exploration.
About Erica
Erica Jane Huntzinger grew up in a western suburb of Chicago, IL. Pursuing the humanities, specifically painting and ceramics, she studied art and English literature at Illinois State University and transferred into the painting department at The University of Illinois. In her last semester, Erica studied art and ecology in England at Wolverhampton Polytechnic. She graduated from The University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana with a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts and a Major in Painting. Desiring deeper meaning into art and the self, Erica pursued further education and received her Masters Degree in Art Therapy at The School of The Art Institute of Chicago.
As a painter, Erica describes her work as visual documentations of internal landscapes. Her work is captured and distilled through sensitive attention to experiences in an attempt to bridge the dualities of the conscious and the unconscious. Each piece is realized through the use and manipulation of color, texture, text and space; filtered, steeped in and manifested through paint and clay.
Erica has shown throughout the country, mainly in her home state of Illinois and Chicago, where several of her paintings are permanently installed at the following: Uncommon Ground (Devon and Grace locations), The University of Illinois at Chicago Children's Center, and Delilah's. She has frequently shown professionally, most notably at The Chicago Cultural Center's "People of the Mud II: Another look at Chicago Ceramics", Silvermine Guild Art Center's "Craft USA", The John Michael Kohler Arts Center's "Eight Counties Art Show", Prak Sis Gallery's "Axis International Art Festival", several shows with Margin Gallery, including their "Sojourn", "Geographies of the Mind", and "Retrospective" exhibits, The Hudson in Milwaukee, WI and most currently in The School of The Art Institute of Chicago's Art Therapy 30th Anniversary Exhibition in October of 2014. She currently lives and works in Sheboygan, Wisconsin and commutes often to Chicago and Milwaukee to exhibit her work.
Spring 2016 resident artist, Marty Carney
Marty Carney is an artist wondering at the art of living. His passion for art and creativity has emerged and evolved over the years. He has lived his life so far in the American Midwest. As his aunt once marveled flying into the Midwest after having lived away from this area for a length of time, "The green! The shades of green!" Marty lives within those shades of green unfolding.
Within this "heartland,"I find a place to express the landscape of my soul. I find space to stand in the sun, to feel the rain and snow, and to huddle in warm coffee shops with friends through the long and dark winters. For the last fifteen years I've lived near Sheboygan on the Wisconsin shores of Lake Michigan as an artist and as a pastoral leader in the community of faith, Falls Community Church. So along with all the Midwestern shades of green, I'm now captivated by the broad space and the hues of blue that unfold from the Lake.
Fall 2015 resident artist, Liz Ann Lange
Liz Ann Lange graduated from Kohler High School in 1998 and served nearly 7 years as an aircraft structural maintainer in the United States Air Force. In 2006, she enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts program at Lakeland College where she earned her degree in Studio Art and Graphic Design. Liz works out of her home studio in Sheboygan as a freelance designer and illustrator, and also enjoys hand forming copper jewelry and components, but her true passion lies in the materials and techniques of oil painting.
The subject matter of her paintings revolves around urban and industrial settings in the city of Sheboygan. Many of these scenes are often overlooked, as she tends to be less drawn to well-known landmarks, and more interested in settings such as an eclectic grouping of differently colored houses, the poetic arrangement of haphazardly strewn debris, the satisfying linear patterns and repetition of power lines and rooftop antennae, and the presence of nature fighting to reclaim its hold on the land.
To impose the beauty that she senses in these unglorified places upon the viewer, Liz visually extracts colors from the scene and intensify them in her palette, resulting in more saturated colors than those found in nature.
Spring 2015 resident artist, Sara Willadsen
Sara Willadsen was born in Sheboygan, WI in 1987. She received her Master of Fine Arts Degree in Painting from Northern Illinois University in 2014 and her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Lakeland College in 2010. Working predominantly with paint and various found materials, Willadsen's work explores ideas of abstract spaces and structures inspired by her childhood spent in Sheboygan County. She has had work shown at the Museum of Wisconsin Art and exhibits frequently in group exhibitions. Willadsen lives and works as a visual artist and freelance designer in Sheboygan.
Artist Statement
I make pictures that satisfy my curiosity in aesthetics and found materials. Combining these articles with reappropriations of my own work allows me to employ past patterns and marks as prompts for new structures and environments. The aggressive process used to construct these secretive spaces is kept in balance with the consciousness to know when to stop.
Fall 2014 resident artist, Mel Kolstad
We kick off this school year with Fond du Lac artist, Mel Kolstad. Mel was first introduced to the North High community last school year as one of the featured artists in the North High Art Department's Artist in Lecture Series. Mel will be creating a body of new work, working with our students and staff, facilitating a group project and will have an exhibit of her new work in our 2nd Floor Gallery.
Mel Kolstad is an artist, speaker, instructor and arts advocate who makes her home in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Her love of vintage ephemera is what first led her to creating art; since then she's discovered the joys of printmaking and encaustic work, as well as rediscovering the joys of fiber art. She is also delighted to be a Certified Papermaker for Arnold Grummer, Inc.; the Chair of Wisconsin Visual Artists – Northeast Chapter; and the Docent Coordinator for the MOWA in West Bend.
Mel's work can be seen in displays around Northeastern Wisconsin and every third Friday for Fond du Lac's "Tour the Town" art walk; Gallery & Frame Shop, Fond du Lac, WI; and on her website, melkolstad.com.
"True art is characterized by an irresistible urge in the creative artist." – Albert Einstein
When Mel begins any piece she does have a motif in mind, but when she gets in "the zone" it might turn out far differently than the original intent. She allows her papers and ink and thread to tell her what's going to happen next. According to Mel, the most important aspect of the creative process is being open to the limitless ocean of options and reminding herself that anything is possible.
"What will one see or feel upon viewing my work? I honestly don't know. As an abstract collagist/printmaker/fiber artist, I feel the interpretation is up to the viewer. I wouldn't have it any other way". – Mel Kolstad


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Permission to smoke on patios is often provided for in Ontario bylaws, in particular those bylaws that have come into force on 31 May. At this time of year, allowing smoking on patios makes the transition to smoke-free status indoors easier.
Questions have arisen about what actually constitutes a patio. In California, the state's smoke-free law only applies to enclosed workplaces and does not have an impact on outdoor "non-enclosed" patios, "enclosed" being defined as having four walls and a ceiling. California officials interpret this definition as meaning that if any wall or ceiling around a patio cannot be both opened and closed at any time, the area is considered to be "enclosed". However, this can allow a business with a patio to use a rollup plastic or fabric tarp as patio walls that can be rolled down or put up, thus designating the patio space as 'enclosed'. In this case, the patio is considered 'enclosed' because it has the ability to become an enclosed space by rolling down the tarp or sheeting. The city of Long Beach, California has had considerable experience with this issue and has a local ordinance, which regulates patios in part, which is stronger than the California state law. For more on this issue, contact Peggy Preacely, coordinator of the Long Beach program at: (562) 570-8508.
There are currently 249 municipalities with bylaws that make public places 100% smoke-free.
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Right before coming to Uganda, I lived in Utrecht again for a couple months. In a lovely house, with cats and plants and the 8-o'clock news. I had a really nice job in which I got to learn and experiment while doing the thing I love best, which is serving people through making the lives... Continue Reading →
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I woke up this morning to the sound of the very loud and frankly quite annoying generator. No power. Again. It happens all the time. Perks of living in a Ugandan city I guess. But you get used to it. And I have so much. I am rich. But most of all, I am free.... Continue Reading →
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tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:/discussions Flying Sphinx: Recent Discussions 2020-03-28T20:02:03Z tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/19217158 2020-03-10T18:57:25Z 2020-03-15T06:11:33Z How to dynamically manage wordform contents?

Hi David,

This is indeed technically possible - you can interact with Sphinx and the Flying Sphinx API within code, so I'm happy to talk through how this is possible, if you let me know which language your app is using.

However, it's worth noting - at least with Thinking Sphinx and Ruby - that normal rebuilding calls will overwrite the existing configuration each time. So, you'd need to ensure that the index configuration for your app sources the wordforms dynamically in the same manner that any later submissions of new wordforms would use.

Happy to dive a bit deeper with this, but if you could let me know what library/language you're using so I can provide more directly relevant suggestions, that'd be great :)

Cheers,

Pat

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/19103696 2019-11-06T14:25:31Z 2019-11-07T02:00:07Z Can't View Logs

Thanks for pointing this out Sean - seems I didn't test an assets upgrade yesterday nearly as well as I'd hoped (and was using some old syntax?). All fixed now!

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/19031224 2019-09-17T22:17:24Z 2019-09-23T15:25:32Z Flying Sphinx is Down

Hi Sean,

The primary server disappeared for some reason (just starting to investigate that now, not sure whether it's my problem or AWS's), but as soon as I got the downtime alert I switched over to the failover server. Sorry about the downtime!

Regards,

Pat

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18968162 2019-07-24T11:36:24Z 2019-07-25T07:19:10Z ThinkingSphinx connection error

No worries :)

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18940082 2019-06-26T19:12:48Z 2019-07-15T14:45:41Z Failure to start: No such file or directory; NOT SERVING

No worries at all, great to have everything upgraded and working faster and with lower disk usage. If there's any other queries or issues, do let me know. (Though right now it's approaching 1am here in Melbourne, so I'll likely be asleep for any immediate questions!)

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18581261 2018-10-17T08:56:01Z 2018-10-17T21:36:36Z Error after upgrading sphinx plan

Closing this issue, will continue the Cyrillic discussions in the other thread :)
 http://support.flying-sphinx.com/discussions/problems/40736-cyrilli...

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18582042 2018-10-17T15:05:32Z 2018-10-17T21:35:24Z cyrillic symbols in search

Indexed characters are managed through the charset_table and (prior to Sphinx 2.2) charset_type. Here is Sphinx's documentation for v2.1.8 (which I believe you are using):
 http://sphinxsearch.com/docs/archives/2.1.8/conf-charset-type.html
 http://sphinxsearch.com/docs/archives/2.1.8/conf-charset-table.html

In Thinking Sphinx, these settings are managed in a per-environment manner within config/thinking_sphinx.yml - similar to config/database.yml. The default settings should actually work fine with Cyrillic characters, but I think the issue here is that Thinking Sphinx now expects Sphinx v2.2.x by default (which uses UTF-8 automatically and has deprecated charset-type). To explicitly set that, add the following to your config/thinking_sphinx.yml file:

 production: charset_type: "utf-8"

I would recommend using Sphinx 2.2.11 instead, though - and this is also managed in config/thinking_sphinx.yml:

 production: version: 2.2.11

Once you've made either of these changes, you'll want to run rake ts:rebuild to ensure the data is re-indexed accordingly.

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18552155 2018-10-03T01:50:26Z 2018-10-19T03:09:31Z Urgent issue with Flying sphinx

Hey,

We've got a ton of ThinkingSphinx::SphinxError - Lost connection to MySQL server at 'reading initial communication packet', system error: 0 exceptions.

Downgrading the plan worked but we need more than 500mb...please help. Customers are currently unable to buy from us.

Cheers
 Dito

 Dito tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18536339 2018-09-25T07:10:58Z 2018-10-01T21:15:16Z Search returns no results for specific key word

Does the simplest version of that (Material.search "Camel") not work for you? I'm seeing the record in Sphinx, so I'm rather surprised if it doesn't get returned!

I am presuming it's the app named fllcasts - is this correct?

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18479095 2018-08-27T09:03:26Z 2018-08-27T13:17:28Z delete_all is failing with v1.2.0

Wow, thanks for the heads up!
 Really glad I asked :)

 miika tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18467241 2018-08-20T21:20:14Z 2018-08-21T01:32:44Z ThinkingSphinx::SphinxError: Lost connection to MySQL server at 'reading authorization packet'

Hi Pat,

Exceptions have ceased for now. I'll let you know if it occurs again.

Cheers
 Dit

 Dito tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18269617 2018-06-08T13:26:49Z 2018-06-09T06:03:18Z Flying Sphinx 2 in development environment

And just published the gem release that includes this fix: v2.1.2.

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18157136 2018-04-24T21:14:12Z 2018-04-26T04:12:11Z Cannot get FS working

Ah, that was due to a fix I made yesterday - I'd noticed the errors, glad the information's now getting through and the logs are useful :)

Do get in touch if anything else isn't working as expected!

Cheers,

— Pat

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18152153 2018-04-23T06:19:51Z 2018-04-23T12:00:21Z ts:index gives ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 0)

Thanks so much for not only reporting this bug, but fixing it! Great to know your patch is working well for you now 👍

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18142864 2018-04-18T19:26:47Z 2018-11-28T10:06:44Z Search/filter by attribute of associated objects

Ah, yes you're right, what I've suggested will still match names from non-special organisations. Needing that behaviour does change things…

I feel there are two options here. The first is, as you initially suggested, have two indices, and your where clause was spot on. Sharing the rest of the index details across definitions is tricky… you could have a helper class that applies fields and attributes?

 class IndexDefiner < BasicObject def self.call(source) new(source).call end def initialize(source) @source = source end def call # Here goes the common index contents indexes [firstname, lastname], as: :name, sortable: true indexes organizations.name, as: :organization_name, sortable: true end private def method_missing(name, *arguments, &block) @source.__send__ name, *arguments, &block end end # and in the index definitions ThinkingSphinx::Index.define :person, with: :active_record do IndexDefiner.call self end ThinkingSphinx::Index.define :person, name: :person_with_special_org, with: :active_record do where 'organizations.special = TRUE' IndexDefiner.call self end

And then use the :indices => ["person_with_special_org_core"] option in your searches.

A different way is to instead define an index on the joining class, which will only have one organisation rather than many:

 ThinkingSphinx::Index.define :person_organization, :with => :active_record do indexes [person.firstname, person.lastname], as: :name, sortable: true indexes organization.name, as: :organization_name, sortable: true has organization.special, :as => :special end

And then you can search on that model, loading each person through that:

 PersonOrganization.search "foo", :with => {:special => true}, :sql => {:include => :person}

As for which of these to use? I guess it depends on whether you want the duplicate indices (even with the slightly cleaner approach), or a single model to search on - and whether the full situation you're dealing with works in either setup?

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18072832 2018-03-20T11:55:00Z 2018-11-28T10:06:44Z Two searches in one roundtrip?

Mostly it's not documented, and it's rarely requested, so it would have taken quite some googling!

Though I've realised it's not in the documentation at all - and I've been working on that for the upcoming v4 release, so I'll make sure it gets added shortly.

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18057210 2018-03-13T13:12:28Z 2018-03-14T10:05:14Z Deletion of Data!

Greatly appreciate your feedback Hassan, thank you :) And it's great to know you've found a solution that fits your needs a bit more elegantly than Sphinx!

Cheers,

— Pat

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/18030773 2018-03-02T15:19:22Z 2018-03-11T00:19:00Z Indexing failing

I've spent some time over the past day trying to figure out that integer-out-of-range issue, and not having much luck. The date values are indeed fine, and I don't see anything obvious about how the other attribute values could cause such a problem (all the integers are clearly less than what can be held within a 32-bit integer).

However, one thing that may help improve the processing speed for the Issue index: I realise you've got the languages association in Issue set up to go through tracker, but in the index it's better to be more explicit. The change:

 has languages(:id), :as => :language_ids # becomes: has tracker.languages.id, :as => :language_ids

The reason for this is to ensure TS generates just one join to the trackers table (it's currently generating two). This may be fixed in later versions of TS (you're using quite an old version!), but this workaround will be more reliable.

Also, I've removed the symbol for :id - that was only needed for TS v2 and older (but the behaviour should remain the same, so it's not a big deal, and certainly not related to the problems at hand).

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/17978937 2018-02-09T10:26:23Z 2018-02-12T06:02:02Z heroku run rake fs:index is not working

Hi Ghulam,

I'm not sure what's happening with the fs:regenerate call - does ts: regenerate/ts:rebuild work fine locally?

And you don't need to worry about those configuration settings - Flying Sphinx sets those automatically.

— Pat

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/17114351 2017-06-12T02:16:28Z 2018-02-09T09:53:40Z flying-sphinx index Hangs

I have same problem. I have tried both command "heroku run flying-sphinx index" and "heroku run rake fs:index" but both hang up and do not respond.

 Ghulam Jilani tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/17865010 2017-12-27T20:30:12Z 2017-12-28T00:41:32Z Connection issue

Just further to this: it seems a rebuild command was issued on the 21st, and only the final component of that - the starting of the daemon - failed, though I've got no data as to why. I've made a change to get far better debugging information on such situations, so if this crops up again I can look into why more deeply, and also just be better at getting daemons running again more quickly.

On 28 Dec 2017, at 11:10 am, Pat Allan > wrote:

Hi Chris,

Sorry about this! I've just got the daemon up and running, though I'm not quite sure why it wasn't. I do have monit in place tracking all Sphinx daemons, so normally if there are problems I'm much quicker at fixing them. For some reason your daemon didn't have the monit configuration, hence it wasn't brought back up immediately after the downtime.

The config is only removed when the stop command is run… but I'd be surprised if that happened and there was no corresponding start afterwards. I'll need to go through the command history for your app, which can take a while.

In the meantime: if you notice this happen again, you can just run heroku run bundle exec flying-sphinx start to get the daemon running again, instead of waiting for me to be online and awake.

Regards,

— Pat

On 28 Dec 2017, at 7:32 am, chris > wrote:

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/17603789 2017-10-14T02:37:39Z 2017-10-14T12:04:52Z Can't get it to start on Heroku

Hi Brandon,

You were doing the right thing, it just happened that an unexpected process was stealing your assigned port. I've fixed that (and will be auditing the servers to ensure there's no other rogue processes - normally things are pretty smooth), and the Sphinx daemon is now operating for you.

Any further questions, do let me know!

Cheers,

— Pat

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/17285033 2017-08-02T19:07:10Z 2019-10-08T15:29:54Z Heroku database updated, now no permissions

Heya Nate :)

The Sphinx configuration has the database auth details in it - so yeah, when the database changes, Sphinx needs to be updated as well. The following command should do the trick: heroku run bundle exec flying-sphinx configure - and then you can run a full index after to confirm everything's fine: heroku run bundle exec flying-sphinx index.

Flying Sphinx doesn't have any ability to get new database credentials automatically - which is completely fair and right - but yeah, such situations are often the cause of db/indexing failures. I'll try to make that clear in the docs!

Hope all's going well for you,

— Pat

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/17060957 2017-05-22T03:16:39Z 2017-05-22T14:06:01Z Invalid Flying Sphinx credentials

Thanks for your patience :)

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/17012489 2017-05-02T15:12:11Z 2018-11-28T10:06:43Z Non-ascii characters being ignored?

No worries! Glad to know it is working, even if a little mysteriously :)

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/17016714 2017-05-03T20:56:34Z 2017-05-04T06:16:17Z Does flying sphinx support Timestamp/Datetime Deltas?

Hi Dan,

I'm afraid Flying Sphinx does not support datetime deltas. It's not a request that comes up often, so the odds of support making it in at some point is pretty slim.

Generally I recommend people use real-time indices instead of deltas if at all possible, as that allows for direct record updates via SphinxQL. If you find real-time indices don't fit your use-case though, I'm keen to hear why!
 http://freelancing-gods.com/thinking-sphinx/real_time.html http://freelancing-gods.com/thinking-sphinx/real_time.html

Regards,

— Pat

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/16890666 2017-03-14T15:09:58Z 2017-03-14T15:19:22Z Sphinx instance not working

Hi Zlatan

It looks like you've figured out the problem here (the configuration hadn't been uploaded to the Flying Sphinx server). If you're still seeing problems, or have any further questions, don't hesitate to get in touch.

Kind regards,

— Pat

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/16790349 2017-02-03T13:49:41Z 2017-05-11T23:09:39Z Lost Connections

Hi Forrest

I've just rolled out some better error monitoring for the Sphinx proxy, so I should definitely have visibility on this issue if/when it crops up again.

Cheers,

— Pat

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/16777872 2017-01-28T23:35:15Z 2017-01-29T01:03:54Z Can One MySQL DB hold web site contents and index each web site?

Hi Mike,

Once the data is in a MySQL or PostgreSQL database - however it's sourced - it can be indexed by Sphinx.

I've actually written a service similar to what you're thinking - it takes in HTML data from static Jekyll-generated sites, and makes them searchable with Sphinx. The code is open sourced as well - if you're familiar with Ruby it may be useful inspiration:
 https://github.com/pat/drumknott-server https://github.com/pat/drumknott-server

It's worth noting that in this case I'm using real-time indices, which means I'm communicating the data updates via Sphinx's SphinxQL protocol, rather than using Sphinx's indexer CLI tool. Either approach would work fine in your case.

Regards,

— Pat

 Pat Allan tag:support.flying-sphinx.com,2011-01-05:Discussion/16685806 2016-12-17T00:48:12Z 2017-01-03T23:26:23Z Rails configuration on Heroku via thinking_sphinx.yml

Great to hear :)

 Pat Allan


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We admit it, we are Hanoi pho fans. Watch our video to find out why we ditched the free Hanoi hotel breakfasts and ate big bowls of pho instead.
As a married couple visiting Hanoi, we didn't expect to be doing a walk of shame past the staff at our quaint Old Quarter hotel every morning. However, that's what it feels like when we snook out of the hotel each morning, ditching the perfectly fine breakfast for big bowls of Phở in the city where the iconic Vietnamese food was invented.
We know what many of you are thinking: Why would you skip the free breakfast? Read on to find out why.
Breakfast in Vietnam is prime time for soup, especially for Phở in Hanoi. It's not uncommon to see droves of locals lining up for bowls of hot beef or chicken broth covering fresh, flat Pho noodles.
Probably due to intensely hot afternoons, Vietnamese days rev up early in the morning and it's not uncommon for a Phở shop to open at 6 am. Add some freshly cooked beef, used to make Phở Bà, or chicken, used to make Phở Gà and you'll have an extra special eating experience.
So many people, especially lovers of Phở, think they know the ins and outs of the globally popular soup. But there's a sophisticated history behind Pho and it began, surprisingly, in the early portion of the 20th century with influences that ranged from the Chinese to the French.
We've eaten Phở in the United States many times, but always for lunch or dinner. Hanoi Pho is best when eaten for breakfast. Seriously, could there be a better way to start the day than a bowl filled with savory broth, slow-cooked meat and fresh rice noodles???
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Watch our video to see what it's like to eat Phở for breakfast in Hanoi. Plus, you may learn a thing or two about the popular Hanoi creation.
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