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I'm not sure I agree with you a hundred percent on your policework there, Lou.
I've always loved the Coen brothers' films, and Fargo (1996) was the first I saw on the big screen. Since then I've returned to it several times, and consider it one of their best. (I'm tempted to write about why, but I should stick to language here.)
Fargo is eminently quotable, and its regional Minnesota accents – the brothers are natives – add greatly to its character and texture. Few viewers can resist trying out an "Oh yah", "Aw geez" or "You betcha" after seeing it. Here's a charming scene featuring local actor and theatre director Bain Boehlke (skip to 0:30):

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Off the Cob spoke with National Corn Growers Association President Garry Niemeyer on his outlook for corn growers in the new year.
Emphasizing the importance of cooperation and making changes on the horizon into opportunities for farmers, Niemeyer offered an optimistic outlook for agriculture should the industry take an active role in the many potential movements that could impact various pieces of the value chain.
"I believe it is time we stand together as an agricultural industry and recognize the new year for what it is — an open horizon in which each change holds endless possibility," said Niemeyer. "Things will not be the same. Let's make them better."
Offering direction on how to do so, he sighted many of NCGA's accomplishments from the previous year.
"In 2011, we saw joint efforts like the U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance, the National Agricultural Genotyping Center, CommonGround, the American Ethanol partnership with NASCAR and the Corn Farmers Coalition bringing organizations together and magnifying our voices," he said. "We must build upon this success in 2012."
Niemeyer went on to explain how he envisions applying aspects of these programs to new models that will help farmers confront challenges on the changing landscape.
"We will do so by re-doubling our efforts on existing projects while finding ways to apply this model of cooperation to new situations," he said.
"By working with our fellow farmers and industry allies, we can find innovative ways in which to achieve our goals and start a conversation with the broader public about how we all can work with one another to build a brighter future for farmers and those who rely on us for food, feed and fuel."
Concluding his message, Niemeyer stressed the importance of grassroots activism, a tenet upon which NCGA is based.
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February 20, 2013 19:46 ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 20, 2013) - Bucking Horse Energy Inc. (TSX:BUC) ("Bucking Horse" or the "Company") announces that at the Company's Special Meeting held on February 15, 2013, its shareholders adopted a special resolution authorizing the sale of the Company's developed well-bore interests (the "Assets") in the Pinedale field in Wyoming to FPR Pinedale LLC. The transaction was previously announced in the Company's news release dated December 13, 2012 and described in its information circular dated January 16, 2013. The Assets include 66 oil and gas wells and associated petroleum and natural gas production rights being sold for a purchase price of US$61,000,000; the Purchase and Sale Agreement has an effective date of August 1, 2012. The transaction is scheduled to close on or before February 28, 2013 and is subject to approval by the secured debt holders and the Toronto Stock Exchange, as well as customary closing conditions.
As previously disclosed, the Company's undeveloped Pinedale assets are not included in the transaction.
Shareholders holding a total of 13,119,250 common shares, or approximately 58% of the Company's issued and outstanding common stock, voted at the meeting either in person or by proxy. Of this number, 13,118,850, or approximately 99.997% of the shares present at the meeting, voted in favour of the special resolution.
About Bucking Horse Energy Inc.
Bucking Horse is an independent oil and gas exploration and production company focused exclusively on its natural gas properties in the Pinedale field, within the Green River Basin of southwestern Wyoming. The common shares of Bucking Horse are listed for trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "BUC."
Additional information on Bucking Horse Energy Inc. is available on the SEDAR website at www.sedar.com or on the Company's website at www.BuckingHorseEnergy.com.
On behalf of the Board of Directors:
Gordon Nielsen, President and CEO
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The forward-looking statements contained in this news release represent the Company's expectations as of the date hereof, and are subject to change after such date. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required under applicable securities regulations.
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Well I finally pulled the trigger on installing my turbo switch. Here is a guide on how I did it.First I removed the control console access panel.http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa220/beefjerkymw/IMAG0343.jpgNext I located the temp sensor wires. Usually the wires are the same color and placed next to each other on a molex plug.http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa220/beefjerkymw/IMAG0344.jpgMost ovens use a standard RTD1000 sensor. Some older ovens used a different style sensor. Before going to the trouble to install your switch, you might want to verify your oven has the correct style sensor. An RTD1000 will read between 1080 and 1100 ohms at room temperature.http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa220/beefjerkymw/IMAG0346.jpgI wanted the cleanest install possible. I decided to pull the wires out of the connector and make my connections there. I carefully pried the release tabs inside the connector and pulled the wires out.http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa220/beefjerkymw/IMAG0347.jpgThe switch is just a basic single pole switch. I soldered a length of high temp rated wire to each side. http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa220/beefjerkymw/IMAG0349.jpgI soldered one of the high temp wires directly to one of the sensor wires. Next I soldered the other high temp wire to the 10k ohm resister and the resister to the other sensor wire.http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa220/beefjerkymw/IMAG0350.jpgI reinstalled the wires back into the molex plug and plugged it back into the control board.http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa220/beefjerkymw/IMAG0351.jpgLast, I mounted the switch and reinstalled the access panel.http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa220/beefjerkymw/IMAG0352.jpgAfter an hour preheat with the oven set to 405, my probe in the oven is reading 603http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa220/beefjerkymw/IMAG0353.jpgAnd the stone is reading 675http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa220/beefjerkymw/IMAG0354.jpgI haven't actually made a pizza yet, but I will post back with the results as soon as I do.EDIT: I guess the forum doesn't allow embedding images so i changed them to direct links. EDIT #2: As I stated in a previous post, it doesn't matter whether your oven is gas or electric. They use the same temp sensors. My oven happens to be gas.


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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01671007
Recruitment Status : Active, not recruiting
First Posted : August 23, 2012
Last Update Posted : November 26, 2018
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|August 20, 2012
|First Posted Date
|August 23, 2012
|Last Update Posted Date
|November 26, 2018
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|August 22, 2012
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|January 14, 2020 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures
|Original Primary Outcome Measures
|Change History
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|Brief Title
|GLORIA-AF Registry Program (Phase II/III - EU/EEA Member States)
|Official Title
|GLORIA - AF: Global Registry on Long-Term Oral Anti-thrombotic TReatment In PAtients With Atrial Fibrillation (Phase II/III - EU/EEA Member States)
|Brief Summary
|In this part of the Registry Program patients with non-valvular atrial fibrillation (AF) at risk for stroke are enrolled to characterize the target population and to collect real world data on important outcome events. For administrative purposes the study is divided into two protocol numbers: 1160.129 for non-EU (European Union) and non-EEA (European Economic Area) countries, and 1160.136 for EU and EEA countries. The total number of patients enrolled in both protocols is estimated to be 48,000 patients, and all these patients will be included in the data analysis for study 1160.129.
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|Huisman MV, Lip GY, Diener HC, Dubner SJ, Halperin JL, Ma CS, Rothman KJ, Teutsch C, Zint K, Ackermann D, Clemens A, Bartels DB. Design and rationale of Global Registry on Long-Term Oral Antithrombotic Treatment in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation: a global registry program on long-term oral antithrombotic treatment in patients with atrial fibrillation. Am Heart J. 2014 Mar;167(3):329-34. doi: 10.1016/j.ahj.2013.12.006. Epub 2013 Dec 19.
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|Active, not recruiting
|Actual Enrollment
|Original Estimated Enrollment
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|January 14, 2020
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|January 14, 2020 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Other inclusion criteria apply.
Exclusion criteria:
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|Czech Republic, El Salvador, Lithuania
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(LINTON) - The Linton Police Department is seeking help from the public in locating a missing 19-year-old girl.
Katelyn Wolfe was reported missing by her father. She was last seen or communicated with about 3 a.m. Thursday in the area of C Street NW in Linton, according to Linton Police Chief Troy Jerrell.
"She was on her phone talking to someone. She was just looking for some people to hang out with," Jerrell said.
Nick Schneider of the Greene County Daily World reports that Wolfe is a white female, who is 5-2 in height and weighs about 110 pounds. She has black hair and blue eyes and is possibly wearing glasses.
Wolfe is believed to be wearing a black and white striped shirt and blue jeans. She wears a nose ring in the middle of the nose.
Chief Jerrell said when her father reported her missing there were no indications of a problem or anything that would prompt her to leave.
"There were no arguments or fights or anything like that," Jerrell said.
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I know what you need, my friend. You need a copy of a book called The Vintage Ray Bradbury. Come over to the second annual 25th Book Fair in July and I'll be glad to sell you one. Or two. Or even a dozen. Cheap.
I have a great deal of respect for the author of Something Wicked This Way Comes, A Medicine for Melancholy, and so many other tales and treats. Do you know how many years I had to search to buy a copy of his first great collection of poetry, When Elephants Last in the Dooryard Bloomed? And if there is ever a writing contest for bad imitations of Bradbury, I will be in the lists. So my offer is not based on scorn or disregard.
It is based on the fact that I have about a hundred copies of that selfsame book. And the eye of the customer, I have found, passes over a book in large quantity.
This is true even of books with a less phenomenal showing: Life of Pi, Dive Off Clausen's Pier, Looking-Glass War…I haven';t even mentioned DaVinci Code or Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, and the list could go on. (Note to self: has anyone written the DaVinci Secrets of the Ya-Ya Code yet?)
Among the pieces of insightful advice I have had over the years is "Why don't you throw away all the extras? Put out as many as you need and get rid of the rest."
My answer has always been "Just time travel into the future, please, and tell me exactly how many I'll have customers for. THEN I'll know which ones are excess." The conversation would then degenerate into snarls and grunts.
Anyway, it's the 21st century now, and I have recourse to two resources I once did not. One of those is the Book Group. The world is suddenly filled with people who are looking for a bargain on nine or ten copies of a nice book everyone can sit and discuss over coffee (or something). So I need only about a dozen of those to unload all these Ray Bradbury collections (local author, by the way, if you didn't know, and certainly a pivotal figure in the history of the modern short story. And fun to read; there are few authors with such a well-developed sense of fun.)
The other resource is the blog. I've been thinking I might blog about having so many copies of The Vintage Ray Bradbury. I could do that, and maybe even mention the 120 copies of Joan Lowery Nixon's A Family Apart. I'll think it over.


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Christiana is a self-governing "free town" established in 1971, a city within the city, on the site of a military barracks as an alternative to mainstream culture. The government has recently cracked down on long-standing activities such as the open use of soft drugs (hard drugs, firearms, and automobiles are among the items prohibited though). Nonetheless it's quite safe and popular as a tourist site. Keep in mind that it's a residential area, not commercial. Photography of the central "Pusher Street" will not be tolerated by the dealers.
Get in
Christiana is car free, and parking conditions outside can be hellish on good weather, so do what everyone else does and jump on a bike, if that doesn't cut it, take public transit; there are two options: Take the metro to Christianshavn station, from there it's about a 6 minute walk (500m), when you exit the metro station continue straight ahead (south) until the 2nd intersection (there is a furniture store on the corner) turn left down (east) Prinsessegade and walk a couple of hundred meters, you won't miss it, if you have any sort of idea what you are looking for.
You can also bus opt for bus 66, which stops right outside the entrance, it leaves from both Vesterport and the central station, it leaves about every 10 minutes for most of the day.
Christiania is something of a powerhouse in Copenhagen's cultural life, especially on the alternative scene, and there will almost always be something going on, in one of the many club and venues dotted around the central part near Pusher street, or the open air scene on Café Nemoland (listed under drink)
Christiania offers some truly unique shopping, apart from it's (in)famous major export item; Cannabis. If you want to bring home a really unique souvenir from Copenhagen, there are a bunch of interesting options here. In addition to stores listed below, there is also a Bazaar at the entrance to Pusher street where you can buy everything from Cannabis posters, to bongs and Jamaican clothing.
Despite the police best efforts to shut down the Cannabis trade here, the selling is still going on - relatively openly. But potential buyers should be aware, that police occasionally patrols the area, and you could potentially be fined if you are caught possessing hashish. Guests should also take note that harder drugs are frowned upon on Christiania, and no attempts should be made to buy, or even ask for harder drugs.
There are no public option for sleeping, unless you bump into someone willing to lend you a couch, the nearest hotels are on Amager or Downtown


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Illinois' flagship job program has awarded millions of dollars to companies that never hired an additional employee.
It's doled out millions more in tax breaks for corporations that eliminated jobs and became smaller.
And it's allowed companies to reap lucrative rewards and then relocate to other states without penalty or repayment.
Illinois cut these deals through a strategy dubbed EDGE — short for Economic Development for a Growing Economy — that was launched in 1999 by Gov. George Ryan as a way to create jobs and lure businesses from other states.
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"The only defensive player I'd pay to see play." � NBC's Bettis on Ray Lewis
"The Washington Redskins are in peril." � NBC's Michaels
NEW YORK � Dec. 3, 2008 � "NBC Sunday Night Football," in its third season as the NFL's premier primetime package, "flexes" to Baltimore as Ray Lewis, Joe Flacco and the Ravens (8-4) host Clinton Portis and the Washington Redskins (7-5) a key game for both teams seeking playoff spots. Al Michaels (play-by-play), John Madden (analyst) and Andrea Kremer (sideline reporter) call the action. Coverage on NBC begins at 7 p.m. ET with "Football Night in America," with Bob Costas (host), Cris Collinsworth (co-host) Keith Olbermann (co-host), Dan Patrick (co-host), Jerome Bettis (analyst), Tiki Barber (analyst) and Peter King (reporter).
MICHAELS ON REDSKINS: "All of a sudden the Washington Redskins are in peril right now. The will have to fight their way and scratch and claw for a Wild Card spot."
BETTIS ON RAY LEWIS: "To me, Ray Lewis is the same player he always has been, which is a dominant player. He is fun to watch and maybe the only defensive player I'd pay to see play."
BETTIS ON THE REDSKINS: "It's a clich� to say it's a must win game for the Redskins but this is really a game they have to win. I think the Redskins need to open things up. Their offense has been very conservative and too one dimensional; give Jason Campbell a chance to win the game."
MADDEN ON DECEMBER FOOTBALL: "You get yourself in position in December and December football is always tough football. It's running and stopping the run and tackling and all of those things. And when I think about all of that I think about the Baltimore Ravens. It should be a tough game on Sunday."
REDSKINS-RAVENS IN PRIMETIME: The Redskins are making their third 2008 appearance on NBC. In the opening game of the NFL season the Skins lost to the Giants 16-7 and in Week 11 they fell to the Cowboys 14-10. They are now 2-3 overall since the NFL's premier primetime package moved to NBC in 2006. This is just the Ravens second "NBC SNF" appearance all-time. Last season in Week 14 they lost to the Colts 44-20.
REDSKINS VS. RAVENS: This is only the fourth meeting in this series and the first ever in Baltimore. The Ravens have won two of the three matchups including the last time these two teams met, 17-10 in 2004.
BIG BATTLE IN BIG D NEXT WEEK ON SNF: "Sunday Night Football" goes to Dallas next week for a classic NFC East division showdown as the division leading Giants take on the Cowboys. The Giants (11-1) can clinch the NFC East division this Sunday with a win and the Cowboys (8-4) are fighting for their playoff lives.
"SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL EXTRA": Each "Sunday Night Football" game is available on NBC as well as streamed live on NFL.com and NBCSports.com, marking the first time complete NFL games will be widely available in the U.S. via live online streaming.
The live NFL.com and NBCSports.com coverage comes from NBC's TV coverage of Sunday Night Football. Complementing that stream are a number of extra features to enrich the viewing experience including additional camera angles, in-game highlights, picture-in-picture technology, live statistics and other interactive elements. "Sunday Night Football Extra" also includes in-game studio updates from NBC's "Football Night in America" team and NFL Network.
ROTOWORLD.COM'S WEEK 14 SLEEPER PICKS: Rotoworld.com managing editor Gregg Rosenthal, who was named 2007 Fantasy Football Writer of the Year by the Fantasy Sports Writers Association, picks his fantasy sleepers for Week 14.
1. Shaun Hill, 49ers QB vs. Jets: "Gang Green is a lot easier to attack through the air, and Mike Martz doesn't need an invitation to pass. Look for a shootout."
2. Peyton Hillis, Broncos RB vs. Chiefs: "In the upset of the year, the most valuable '07 Arkansas tailback is not Darren McFadden or Felix Jones. Mike Shanahan has found his new Mike Anderson."
3. Kevin Smith, Lions RB vs. Vikings: "While the Williams Wall is away, opposing running backs can play."
4. Davone Bess, Dolphins WR vs. Bills: "Chad Pennington's new Wayne Chrebet is a safe bet for plenty of targets."
5. Zach Miller, Raiders TE vs. Chargers: "Miller is fifth in yards among tight ends; the Chargers give up more fantasy points to tight ends than any team."
WASHINGTON & BALTIMORE COOK UP SUNDAY NIGHT MEALS: The "Sunday Night Football" Cookbook features recipes from NFL stars including Redskins' QB Jason Campbell who contributes his chicken casserole recipe, and Ravens' TE Todd Head who offers his maple-walnut french toast recipe. The Sunday Night Football Cookbook also features recipes from prominent chefs from each NFL city including Washington's Bob Kinkead of Kinkead's and Jeffrey "JG" Gaetjan of Colvin Run Tavern restaurant as well as Baltimore's Nancy Longo of Pierpoint restaurant.
Bobby Flay and Emeril Lagasse represent their favorite NFL teams and NBC's "Sunday Night Football" crew have added their favorite Sunday Night recipes to the Cookbook. Faith Hill and John Madden not only provide some of their favorite recipes, but also write special introductions. The book contains full meals and a section on Super Bowl parties, just in time for the next Super Bowl on NBC. Proceeds from the cookbook, which is available wherever books are sold or at SundayNightFootballCookbook.com, go to support local food banks across the U.S. through Feeding America (formerly America's Second Harvest).
Taste of the NFL is the premier food and wine event at Super Bowl, a "party with a purpose" that raises awareness and funds for hunger-relief organizations including Feeding America and its affiliates nationwide. Since 1992, Taste of the NFL has donated more than $10 million to local and national hunger-relief organizations.
SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: Al Michaels, the commentator called "TV's best play-by-play announcer" by the Associated Press, is joined in the "Sunday Night Football" booth by John Madden, the most honored NFL broadcaster of all time with 16 Emmy Awards, and on the sidelines by Andrea Kremer, whom the Los Angeles Times has called "the best TV interviewer in the business of covering the NFL."
"FOOTBALL NIGHT IN AMERICA": The Washington Post calls NBC's "Football Night in America" studio show the "Gold Standard" of NFL studio shows and "must-see television for NFL fans." Bob Costas, the most honored studio host of all time with 19 Emmy Awards, hosts "Football Night in America" alongside co-host Cris Collinsworth, the most honored studio analyst in history; co-host Keith Olbermann, named one of the Top Ten Most Powerful People in TV News for 2007 by Television Week; newcomer and co-host Dan Patrick, reuniting him with Olbermann who together redefined sports highlights during their time together on ESPN's SportsCenter from 1992-97; and analysts Tiki Barber, a three-time NFL Pro Bowler for the New York Giants, and Jerome Bettis, one of the most popular players in recent NFL history. Peter King, who covers the NFL for Sports Illustrated and is considered one of the country's foremost NFL reporters, serves as a reporter for the "Football Night in America" studio show.
NBC's REMAINING 2008 NFL SCHEDULE:
("NBC Sunday Night Football" kickoff, 8:15 p.m. ET preceded by "Football Night in America," 7 p.m. ET)
Sunday, Dec. 7 � Washington at Baltimore (Flex Game)
Sunday, Dec. 14 � New York Giants at Dallas (Flex Week, No Change)
Sunday, Dec. 21 � San Diego at Tampa Bay (Flex Week, Teams Subject to Change)
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Each academic department and/or major program has a library representative who provides information to faculty on library collections and services. Each liaison is available to faculty for library instruction along with collaboration on library material selection and collection evaluation. Liaisons are available to meet with faculty individually and in groups for consultation regarding new research databases, orientation to information resources, developing web-based guides for subject disciplines and senior seminars, and guidance for research projects.
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Tipping Point - Pressure Ramps Up For Final Two Days of Melges 32 World Championship in Miami
6 December 2014
Miami, FL - For those lucky enough to race the Melges 32 World Championship, and for the tens of thousands spectating at home via social media, there's been no shortage of action anywhere this week on the 8-mile race course in front of Miami Beach. Florida's supreme weather is partly responsible, with 4 foot waves and 15+ knots every day for the past week showing off the very best of the Melges 32 sportboat. The boats themselves stand out as much as the skill of their mixed professional/amateur crews and owner/drivers; pushing the world's fastest and most competitive 30-foot monohull around the course is no easy business.
Day Three of the event, hosted by Coconut Grove Sailing Club (CGSC) saw some of the most aggressive racing yet from the seventeen teams sailing out of Miami Beach Marina. Both races saw four-wide overlaps at the top marks and multiple boats finishing inches apart, and the incredible parity amongst the boats and crews means a single good or bad result could – and did - completely change a team's position.
With a breeze coming from 30 degrees right of the previous two days, the fleet saw a different set of race conditions. Waves at a different angle, different course references, and the top left bailout window that helped so many boats score well over the past few days was nowhere to be found on day three.
Race Five rewarded poor starts; those forced to bail out of the lineup and head to the right found increasingly nice right shifts to carry them across the bows of the boats that started on the line – and clean – but headed left.
Proving his second-spot at the top mark yesterday was no fluke, Chris Wientjes and his Stormvogel team came in hot on the port tack layline, sneaking in front of a hard-charging Jason Carroll on Argo. His upwind speed couldn't help Wientjes on the run, and Carroll quickly surged past on a wave and put the hammer down. "It's so great to have a group that drags my butt around the race course," said Wientjes. "Getting to that top mark second yesterday and first today in this fleet is just the best feeling ever!"
In a bit of déjà vu from Race Two of the Championship, Carroll extended on every leg, seeming almost to sail in their own private breeze, a knot stronger than anyone else's. Like Race Two, Carroll crossed the finish line some two minutes ahead of the second-place boat, Day One leader Nafumo Kamei's Mamma Aiuto!. Mike Kuschner says Argo's success always comes from great teamwork. "If we don't work all the time hiking the boat down, the guys at the back will have a very tough time of it, and if they don't put us in good spots, no amount of hiking will make up for it." said Kuschner. "This really is a complete team sport, and that means we're all going to work as hard as we possibly can, all the time."
On the day sponsored by Bermuda racer and Hedgehog owner Alec Cutler, the mighty hogs picked themselves up from a two-day slump and sailed to a strong third place.
The second and final race of the day saw a softening breeze and a conservative start, with only John Kilroy's Samba Pa Ti over the line early. After a week of consistent if unremarkable finishes, Ryan DeVos and his Volpe team finally released their pixie dust, strung together five good shifts up the beat and rounded with a five-length lead at the top mark. A nice puff at the offset mark held DeVos on starboard gybe long enough for Alessandro Rombelli to swing his Melges 32 STIG through a gybe-set and race away from the fleet on port. Rombelli didn't put a foot wrong, taking the favored right side on the final beat and loosely covering the fleet behind on the last run. Partially frustrated and partially overjoyed, Rombelli explained. "We had one good race and one bad one yesterday, and today we have one bad and one good one." Rombelli sits on third place, just four points out of the lead.
Despite an additional two races on the board, the regatta scores continue with an almost unheard of closeness – nine points separate the top eight boats, meaning any one of them (and probably a couple behind, too) could win this regatta. Evidence shows of the closeness of Melges 32 World Championship racing with a vast number of double-digit finishes; every competitor has already picked up at least one. How's that for exciting?
Three races are scheduled on Saturday ratcheting up both the physical and mental pressure on every team. Fatigue and injury will be a factor for even the fittest teams, especially during the third race. Whoever can muster up the energy, focus and determination to pull off three single-digit finishes will most likely find themselves in the pole position going into the final decider on Sunday morning.
For photos, video replays from today and up-to-the minute coverage from the race course tomorrow, as well as posts and pics from the teams, friends of the Melges 32, and fans of racing all over the world, please like our Facebook page.
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TOP TEN RESULTS (After Six Races, One Discard)
1.) Jason Carroll/Cameron Appleton, Argo; 7-1-[12]-6-1-8 = 23
2.) Edoardo Lupi & Massimo Pessina/Lorenzo Bressani, Torpyone; 8-[14]-1-7-8-2 = 26
3.) Alessandro Rombelli/Terry Hutchinson, STIG; 5-6-3-[16]-12-1 = 27
4.) Alec Cutler/Richard Clarke, hedgehog; 10-4 -7-[12]-3-4 = 28
5.) Pierre Casiraghi/Vasco Vascotto, Robertissima; 1-9/RDG-9-1-[11]-9 = 29
6.) Naofumi Kamei/Manu Weiller, Mamma Aiuto!; 4-2-5-[18/DSQ]-2-17 = 30
7.) William Douglass/Chris Larson, Goombay Smash; [18/DNF]-5-4-4-4-13 = 30
8.) Ryan DeVos/James Spithill, Volpe; 6-8-6-9-[10]-3 = 32
9.) Richard Goransson/Morgan Larson, Inga From Sweden; 3-10-2-5-14-[16] = 34
10.) Dalton DeVos/Jonathan McKee, Delta; 2-7-[16]-2-16-10 = 37
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 28, 2011) - A school record and two personal bests earned Jasmine Ingram (Frederick, Md.) and Robert Purcell (Raeford, N.C.) this week's Atlantic Sun Track and Field Athlete of the Week awards.
Ingram set a new school record with a lifetime-best 54.15 in the 400-meter dash last weekend at the Charlotte Invite, winning the event to lead the women's team. The criminal justice major added a fifth-place finish in the 200 at 24.61.
Purcell set two personal bests in Charlotte, taking two top-five finishes in sprints, a second-place 48.13 in the 400 and a fifth-place 21.65 in the 200.
Ingram, Purcell and the sprinters remain in Johnson City this weekend to train while the field athletes head to Radford, Va., for the Radford Invite, as Assistant Coach Eli Sunquist said the Liberty Twilight originally set for tonight was pushed back one week.
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Limassol (Greek: Λεμεσός) [1] is the second largest city (after the capital, Nicosia) of Cyprus. Following the Turkish invasion in 1974, it has become the principal sea port and has also developed into a significant tourist destination.
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Each Airport is about 70 km from Limassol Town Center. Is there is no airport in Limassol
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Taxi is the most popular means of transportation for tourists, but are expensive. There is an effort to improve the bus system, however, waiting times may still be long and routes are few. Cars, scooters and bicycles can be hired easily, however (especially if on a bike) do take in mind the long hot summer.
When you are lost for directions, always ask for the Beach. Its one of the simplest ways to "get your senses back" There are mainly three parallel roads
Limassol is a the capital and administrative centre of the Limassol district, which includes many wine producing villages dotted along the southern foothills of the Troodos mountains. If wine is your thing, you're at the right place.
Kebab can be optimum for a relatively cheap and filling meal. Do avoid colourful "tourist" cafes since those are oftenly over-priced and offer low quality conventional sandwiches or English Breakfasts. Mousaka or Kleftiko are popular, however your best bet (especially if you are hungry), is a traditional Cyprus Meze (either of the meat or fish variety), which usually includes a myriad of small hot and cold dishes for a reasonable price. Try targeting restaurants that cater for the locals. You should not encounter a client/waiter language barrier as virtually everyone speaks English.
For the rest, there is always McDonalds, Kentuky, Burger King, Pizza Hut, Fridays, Goodies et al!
A nice website with downloadable menus .. [3]
Drinking Water: It is generally safe to drink water directly from the tap. Most apartments/hotels would have a separate tap provided along with the sink, for drinking water.
Limassol has the reputation amongst locals of being the party capital of Cyprus. When Ayia Napa hibernates in the winter, Limassol powers on drawing much of the local clientele especially during the carnival season.
The Yermasoyia tourist strip is littered with countless bars and pubs to cater for everyone's tastes and budget. The old medival town centre is more popular with the locals and offers classier but pricier establishments. Most hotels will also have a variety of in house bars (either with a local or international twist), which are open to non residents too.
Sport is religion here and sports bars abound. Football is in your face everywhere, especially the British and Greek leagues. Being here during a European or World cup competition finals stage is only next best to attending the real thing.
Try visiting a beach cafebar at least once, however don't be surprised if you are refused entrance at the door especially if arriving late.
Zivania is the equivalent local version of Grappa or Eau de Vie. Drink frozen zivania shots at your peril.
Commandaria is a sweet dessert wine and a speciality of Limassol is worth tasting especially after a meze.
Apart from local luxury and boutique hotels Limassol boasts many branches of international hotels. However one can easily find low budget accommodation. An increasingly popular option is private apartment and villa rental.
As far as renting a Studio Apartment (with cooking facilities) goes, there are plenty of them around, and one may find accommodation easily, both long term and short term.
For a taste of local sport, visit the home games of the local clubs. AEL[8], Apollonas[9] and Aris. All three compete in the first division of the Cyprus Soccer and Basketball leagues. Recently Apollonas' football and AEL's basketball teams have enjoyed considerable success in European competitions. So you never know, you might be lucky and catch a Manchester United visit. Expect double a figure score in such a case. Tickets are relatively cheap when compared to European leagues where on average a full price ticket costs less than €20.


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Volata Cycles – Italian Design Meets Innovative Technology
In this day and age, digital technology has found its way into nearly every aspect of our lives. Love it or hate it, the fact is that it's here to stay. Might as well embrace the digital evolution, right?
Just when you thought you've seen it all, another invention, integration or innovation pops up and blows your mind. Take toothbrushes for example. A few weeks ago I was shopping for my first electric toothbrush and came across a model from Oral-B that's outfitted with Bluetooth and has it's own app to help improve your brushing habits. I was blown away at first, but then realized that this is something I desperately need. A hundred bucks later and my brushing habits have become gamified, graphed and greatly improved.
Anyway, forget about the toothbrush and all that; this post is supposed to be about Volata Cycles, a San Francisco based group of product designers, creatives and coders who are taking their extensive expertise to the cycling industry. With a R&D office in Milan, Italy, Volata Cycles is merging the creativity and heritage of Italian design with the innovative spirit of the Silicon Valley to get more people riding a bicycle as their primary means of transport.
In short, Volata is creating a bicycle embedded with a 2.4″ app-based computer that will track your performance, give you the upcoming weather, assist you with turn-by-turn directions and is also equipped with front and rear lights to help you stay visible. The bicycle is also going be outfitted with a GPS-based anti-theft system which uses a motion detector to sense attempted thefts. The bicycle will then relay this information as well as a GPS location to the user.
Pretty rad concept, right? Be sure to learn more at Volata Cycles and check out the press release below.
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Courtesy is the gift of treating others with warmth and respect. It means according dignity to people by being considerate, responsive, and kind in our dealings with them.
Courtesy helps us to remember our manners, not necessarily in a traditional formalized sense, but in the way we regularly and sincerely express gratitude, thoughtfully acknowledge feelings, and offer true hospitality. Courtesy facilitates successful interaction and negotiation, generously laying a foundation for understanding and harmony.
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This is the first module in the Solar Dynamic Observatory (SDO) Project Suite curriculum. Activities are self-directed by students or student teams using online videos and data from the SDO satellite to explore, research and build knowledge about... (View More) features of the Sun. Students build vocabulary, apply or demonstrate learning through real world connections, and creating resources to use in their investigations. Each activity comes with both a teacher and student guide with sequential instructions and embedded links to the needed videos and internet resources. Activity 1A: Structure of the Earth's Star takes students through the features and function of the Sun's structures using online videos, completing a "Sun Primer" data sheet using information from the videos, and creating a 3D origami model of the Sun. Students use a KWL chart to track what they have learned. Activity 1B: Observing the Sun has students capture real solar images from SDO data to find and record sunspots and track their movement across the surface of the Sun. Activity 1C has students create a pin-hole camera to use in calculating the actual diameter of the Sun, and then calculate scales to create a Earth-Sun scale model. Students reflect on their learning and results at the end of the module. An internet connection and access to computers are needed to complete this module. See related and supplementary resources for link to full curriculum. The appendix includes an alignment to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). (View Less)
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This is the fourth and culminating module in the Solar Dynamic Observatory (SDO) Project Suite curriculum. Student teams use information and resources from the other three modules in the project suite to create a 3D interactive solar exhibit to... (View More) educate others about the Sun and how SDO informs scientists about the Sun's activity, structures and features, and Earth-Sun interactions. Students then self-evaluate their team's solar exhibit. Both a teacher and student guide are included, as well as tools for students to self-direct and track project process, and record reflections and information. A computer for student-teams and access to the internet are needed for this module. See related and supplementary resources for link to full curriculum. The appendix includes an alignment to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). (View Less)
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Learners will compare the sizes of Saturn and Earth by making to-scale illustrations. Students also label and caption their illustrations using scientific language. This is lesson 3 of 10 in "Reading, Writing & Rings!" for grades 1-2.
Learners will create a three-dimensional model of Saturn and its rings. The model will show the particle nature and structure of the rings. Students also write about the model in this lesson. With the aid of a graphic organizer, students organize... (View More) their thoughts, then draft and write a paragraph to explain what they know about the ring system. You will need a 2 and 1/2 inch styrofoam ball and some vermiculite for each student. This is lesson 7 of 10 in the Mission to Saturn Educators Guide, Reading Writing Rings, for grades 1-2. (View Less)


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SOPRA SOUL THURSDAYS & FRIDAYS Featuring the Best and Most Exciting from Toronto's Singers in an Elegant and Interactive Setting.
Thursdays will be Featuring the Very Best music from Modern Day R&B to Classic Motown. Lead Vocalist CHRIS ROUSE will be highlighting the music of Prince to Marvin Gaye and CLEOPATRA WILLIAMS belting out songs from Etta James, Aretha through to Adele.
Fridays will be a Celebration of the Greatest 80's Music and Dancing All NIGHT LONG, Highlighting the music of Michael Jackson, Prince, Duran Duran and more… Led by the 80's Luminary TERENCE GOWAN.
FEATURED ARTISTS will be appearing WEEKLY!
Opening Night – NO COVER!!!!!
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Officer Roster
The more you play Memoir '44 Online against live opponents (but not Johnny the Computer AI!), the more experience you will gain. Eventually, you will begin to move up the ranks in your career as an army Officer.
Initially, you start the game as a Cadet. To be promoted to Second Lieutenant, you will need to score at least 3 victories against other human opponents.
Moving further up the ranks will progressively become more challenging, reflecting the skills you will have developed. Exactly what is required to move beyond Second Lieutenant is still Classified, and has only been discovered by a few, but Intelligence reports are beginning to come in, offering tantalizing hints of what it may take to advance one's career.
By default, you receive a US Army Officer Insignia and Title, but you may choose to switch this to a diferent nationality: British, Russian, French, German, Japanese or Italian. The Insignia and Title will appear next to your name, and reflect your choice of nationality. The following table gives you the correspondence between the different nationalities.
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Arkive Education
Bring the wild to your classroom with Arkive Education! Our FREE education resources for 5-18 year olds can be used to teach a range of curriculum subjects including science, geography, English and art. Packed full of links to our amazing wildlife photos, videos and fact files, each education resource includes classroom presentations, activities and teachers' notes.
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Written by: Eddie Howard, iContact Product Manager
You may have noticed a few changes and a new design to the Home tab in iContact. In order to make the experience better for all iContact users, we have restructured our existing Home tab, and made the most valuable information easier to find.
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Detroit 60 Series Fuel Injector DE17575
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New Returns are accepted within 30 days of purchase, new returns are subject to a 15% restocking fee. Shipping of New Returns back to ForDiesels is the responsibility of the customer.
Core Returns are accepted within 180 days of purchase, value of cores returned after 180 days will be determined by the Remanufacturer. Cores must be in rebuildable condition. Disassembled, burnt, or broken cores are not excepted and will receive no core credit. Note: ForDiesels offers a prepaid core return label on products with core charges, prepaid labels already have an RMA # associated for the return.
Warranty returns are accepted within the Manufacturer's warranty period. To get your vehicle on the road quickly, ForDiesels offers a replacement before return policy. We will ship a product replacement to cover the warranty product without charge for 15 days. This is a "within reason" policy meaning we will not ship a full set of injectors, if you feel you have multiple failures with a set of injectors we would need to have the injectors tested to determine which injectors have failure and why.
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I am reading through Wilford Woodruff's diary for the time he spent in St. George in the late 1870s, and see the following note:
I thought I was poisond to death to day with a tea made of Indian root which was recommended good for my lungs. After swallowing 3 tea spoonfulls I turned deadly sick for two hours. I felt as though I would die. I drank sweet oil, No 6, and Cayenne pepper tea which finally eased my distress. There was quite a Change Came over my whole system in the Evening. I rested well through the night. Br George Jarvis watched with me for several nights.
Kenney, Scott, ed., Wilford Woodruff's Journal: 1833-1893 Typescript, Vol. 7: 1 January 1871 to 31 December 1880, (Midvale, UT: Signature Books, 1985), 350.


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"Let your conversation be always full of grace." Colossians 4:6
Most marriage counselors emphasize communication as a foundation for a healthy relationship: Nothing should be withheld from the marital partner. There is wisdom in that advice, provided it's applied with common sense. It may be honest for a man to tell his wife that he hates her fat legs, her varicose veins, or the way she cooks. It's honest for a woman to dump her anger on her husband and constantly berate him for his shortcomings and failures. But honesty that does not have the best interest of the other person at heart is really a cruel form of selfishness.
Some couples, in their determination to share every thought and opinion, systematically destroy the sweet spark of romance that once drew them together. They've lost any sense of mystique in the relationship.
So how does one express intimate feelings while avoiding too much honesty? Paul's advice to all Christians works especially well for married partners: "Let your conversation be always full of grace."
Heavenly Father, we know that truthfulness is Your will for our lives—but please give us the wisdom to know when to speak the truth and when to keep it to ourselves. Amen.


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Sunday, 23 January 2011
My weekend in photos
Started on Friday night with a lovely dinner at a Kurdish restaurant in Edinburgh for a friend's birthday:
Catching up with a lot of people I don't get to see often anymore, great silly banter and perhaps a little bit too much of this:
Saturday was spent shopping around my neighbourhood for bits and bobs and tidying my house, as well as watching a few interesting documentaries. In the evening, I headed out for a few drinks for another friend's birthday and then to a friend's house to watch French films, in anticipation for our trip to Paris next month:
A lovely bottle of champagne (all in the aid of researching french culture) was also consumed:
Today we slept in late and grabbed a late lunch in a bistro in the West End of Glasgow where I had a delightful veggie full breakfast and an even more delightful cupcake for dessert:
We also spotted a celebrity, in the form of very famous Scottish comedian Frankie Boyle:
We then had a stroll around a vintage market which takes place in this bar/restaurant every Sunday where I purchased a lovely necklace:
And to round up the weekend I went to see the King's Speech at the cinema which was very enjoyable:
Just a wee reminder to myself for when I'm down in the dumps that my life can be and often is really good. :)
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Squirrel, your weekend sounds absolutely awesome! Life is often good, isn't it? Yay for you and thanks so much for sharing these good times.ReplyDelete
Okay, you just made me so jealous! I love living in a small town in the north, but I do struggle with the lack of food choices here. Oh, how I would love to go to a Kurdish restaurant one evening then enjoy lovely cupcakes out the next. Way to enjoy life, Squirrel!ReplyDelete
Man, you are living the good life! Sounds like you had an epic weekend. Right now, my definition of a good night is having the night off and catching a Sons of Anarchy rerun on tv.ReplyDelete
I'm with you Pony, I live in a small town too. Not much to do and limited on eating choices as well.
Haha I love nights in front of the telly too! Frequently need them too. But I feel like with spring on the way I'm up for doing more and more.ReplyDelete
I've always been a big city girl, although I love holidays to the country. I do feel spoilt for choice when it comes to food - probably why I eat so much of it!! :)


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San Jose State's inaugural season in the Mountain West Conference will feature two Friday night home games, including the season finale against Fresno State on Nov. 29.
The season kicks off on a Thursday night when the Spartans host Sacramento State on Aug. 29. They play at Stanford on Sept. 7 and at Minnesota on Sept. 21.
Other games are: vs. Utah State on Sept. 27 (Friday); at Hawaii on Oct. 5; at Colorado State on Oct. 12; vs. Wyoming on Oct. 26; at UNLV on Nov. 2; vs. San Diego State on Nov. 9; at Nevada on Nov. 16; and vs. Navy on Nov. 23. The conference title game is Dec. 7.
Times and broadcast schedule will be announced later.
The San Francisco Bulls hosted the Alaska Aces in Game 3 of their playoff series Thursday at the Cow Palace. The Bulls won 1-0 on Saturday in Anchorage to even the series at 1-1.
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In the typical modern factory, signs are everywhere. While the intention is good, the effect can be counterproductive. People get "sign fatigue" and start tuning out the flood of messages. In some facilities, there are so many signs overhead, on the walls, and on equipment that they blend into each other and ratchet up the background noise.
Reserve sign usage for important messages. When signs become too abundant, people start ignoring all of them.
People may disregard a particular sign because they believe the information is outdated or incorrect. If you think a safety sign is outdated or incorrect, tell your supervisor and ask to be notified of the resolution.
Outdated signage can be a lethal problem in applications covered by NFPA 70E. Don't assume the original sign reflects current conditions. When working around energized equipment, use the sign as a starting point rather than a substitute for hazard analysis.
A final note: Don't assume a danger doesn't exist just because a corresponding sign isn't there.


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WOOSTER, Ohio - Nothing ever seems to come easy for the Wittenberg Tigers when they travel to Wooster. Even the weather wasn't cooperating at the outset of a key early season North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) clash between the two teams.
As they have so many times before, the Tigers made the plays when they needed them most. For the sixth time in eight trips to Wooster since 1999, Wittenberg emerged victorious, this time overcoming inclement weather that delayed the start of the game and a stern challenge from the Scots to win by a 17-7 margin.
The win was Wittenberg's 34th in 47 all-time meetings with the Scots, dating back to a 1912 road trip to Wooster. Since 1949, however, the Tigers have won 33 of the 36 meetings, including 21 of 24 as NCAC rivals.
More important to the 2012 version of the Wittenberg football squad, the Tigers are now 3-0 on the season, including a mark of 2-0 in the NCAC. Wooster, on the other hand, now sits at 1-2 overall and 0-1 in the conference.
The 10-point win – Wittenberg's biggest at Wooster since a 47-13 victory in 1999, can be described as nothing short of workmanlike. The Tigers trailed until midway through the third quarter and didn't secure a two-score advantage until just 6:30 remained on the clock in the fourth frame, a far cry of comfortable wins over Capital and DePauw to open the campaign.
Wittenberg struggled in the passing game after back-to-back games with 300-plus yard outputs, so the Tigers turned to the ground game to churn out a season-best 251 yards. Freshman Jimmy Dehnke (Canton, Ohio/Massillon Jackson) carried the load in the first half with 12 carries for 79 yards, while sophomore Will Stocker (Cincinnati, Ohio/Turpin) did the heavy-lifting over the final 30 minutes with career-highs of 31 carries for 119 yards.
Junior quarterback Reed Florence (South Charleston, Ohio/Southeastern), who added 63 yards on 12 carries himself, may not have had his best day through the air, but he completed a pair of second-half passes that were good for touchdowns. The first covered three yards to junior Desi Kirkman (Lima, Ohio/Catholic Central) in the third quarter and the second spanned 12 yards to senior Garth Gilbert (Medway, Ohio/Tecumseh) in the fourth.
With the exception of one drive in the first quarter, the Wittenberg defense was outstanding, coming up with five turnovers, including a fumble recovery by senior Jon Daniels (Springfield, Ohio/South) at the Wooster five-yard-line that set up the go-ahead score, and holding Wooster to just 181 yards of total offense. Removing a 75-yard drive that resulted in Wooster's lone points of the game, the Scots were held to a mere 106 yards on 48 plays.
The Tigers finished with eight tackles for loss in the game, including three sacks. Junior defensive tackle Josh Montgomery (Reynoldsburg, Ohio/Reynoldsburg) was the catalyst, recording a team-high six tackles, 3.5 of which were for loss, including a pair of sacks. Daniels added four tackles, forced a fumble and recovered two more.


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All Code references are based on the 2005 NEC. The grounding and bonding requirements in this column apply to solidly grounded systems that operate at not more than 600V, such as 120/240V, 120/208V, and 277/480V.
Would you be surprised to learn that the equipment grounding conductor (EGC) doesn't connect anything directly to the earth (ground). Based on the definition of EGC in Art. 100, the EGC connects the non-current carrying metal parts of electrical systems to the system grounded conductor, the grounding electrode conductor, or both. Thus, the EGC isn't really a grounding conductor at all, but a bonding conductor.
According to Art. 100, bonding is the "permanent joining of metallic parts," and grounding is a connection "to earth." It's an important distinction: If you're joining metallic parts, you're bonding. If you're connecting to earth, you're grounding.
This isn't just a matter of semantics. Understanding this difference will help you avoid such mistakes as driving an "isolated ground" rod rather than running a bonding jumper to the system grounded conductor, the grounding electrode conductor, or both.
The EGC provides the low-impedance fault-current path that overcurrent protection devices need to operate. It's those devices that remove dangerous voltage potentials from between conductive parts of building components and electrical systems [250.2 and 250.4(A)(3)].
14 flavors. Art. 250 provides a list of 14 types of components you can use (singly or in combination) as an EGC (250.118). As you might expect, the first item on the list is a conductor. This can be wire or busbar made of copper, aluminum, or copper-clad aluminum. It can be bare or insulated.
The next three items are types of metallic nonflexible raceway: rigid metal conduit (RMC), intermediate metal conduit (IMC), and electrical metallic tubing (EMT). Chapter 3 in the NEC devotes an article to each of these: 342, 344, and 358, respectively. These raceways may outperform the conductors within them as bonding paths, especially at high frequencies.
Varieties of metallic flexible raceway occupy the next four spots: flexible metal conduit (FMC), liquidtight flexible metal conduit (LFMC), flexible metallic tubing (FMT), and Type AC armored cable.
Listed flexible metal conduit — FMC installations must meet four requirements [250.118(5)(a)-(d)]:
The conduit terminates in fittings listed for grounding.
The circuit conductors are protected by overcurrent devices rated 20A or less.
The combined length of the conduit in the same fault return path doesn't exceed 6 feet (Fig. 1).
The application requires flexibility.
Listed liquidtight flexible metal conduit — LFMC (Art. 350) installations must meet five requirements [250.118(6)(a)-(e)]:
The conduit terminates in fittings listed for grounding.
For trade sizes ⅜ inch through ½ inch, the circuit conductors are protected by overcurrent devices rated 20A or less.
For trade sizes ¾ inch through 1¼ inch, the circuit conductors are protected by overcurrent devices rated 60A or less.
The combined length of the conduit in the same ground return path doesn't exceed 6 feet.
The application requires flexibility.
Flexible metallic tubing — To qualify as an EGC, FMT (Art. 360) must terminate in fittings listed for grounding. The circuit conductors in the tubing must be rated at 20A or less, and the FMC must be no more than 6 feet long [250.118(7)(a)-(b)].
Type AC Cable — AC cable (Art. 320) is manufactured with an internal bonding strip that's in direct contact with the interlocked metal armor. The combination of the bonding strip and the interlocked metal armor makes the cable suitable as an effective ground-fault current path.
MI cable — The ninth item on the list is the copper metal sheath of mineral insulated (MI) cable (Art. 332). Take care with MI that you don't expose the sheath to corrosion.
Type MC cable — Where listed and identified for grounding, MC cable is a tenth option. But pay attention to whether it's interlocked, smooth, or corrugated tube type:
Interlocked Type MC must contain an EGC within the cable. The metal armor of interlocked Type MC isn't suitable as an effective ground-fault current path because — unlike Type AC — it doesn't have an internal bonding strip.
The sheath of smooth or corrugated tube Type MC is suitable as the effective ground-fault current path. Thus, you can use it as an EGC without a separate bonding conductor within the cable.
Metallic cable tray — You can use metallic cable tray as an EGC if continuous maintenance and supervision ensure that qualified persons service it [392.3(C)], and it meets two other requirements (392.7):
Cable tray and fittings are identified for grounding.
Cable tray, fittings, and raceways are bonded per 250.96 using bolted mechanical connectors or bonding jumpers sized per 250.102.
Cablebus framework — You can use this if it meets the requirements of 370.3.
Other electrically continuous metal raceways — Items like metal wireways are acceptable if they're listed for bonding.
Surface metal raceway — If it's listed for grounding, this is your fourteenth option.
Some ID, please. Individually covered or insulated EGCs must have a continuous outer finish that's green (or green with one or more yellow stripes). Conductors with green insulation (or green with one or more yellow stripes) can't be used for an ungrounded conductor or grounded neutral conductor (Fig. 2).
An insulated or covered EGC larger than 6 AWG may be permanently re-identified at the time of installation at every point where the EGC is accessible (250.119). But you don't have to identify EGCs larger than 6 AWG in conduit bodies.
EGC identification must encircle the EGC. You can choose from three ways to accomplish the identification:
Stripping exposed insulation from the entire exposed length.
Coloring the exposed insulation (or covering) green.
Marking exposed insulation with green tape or green adhesive labels.
Sizing the EGC. Size wire EGCs per Table 250.122 based on the ampere rating of the circuit-protection device. In no case does the EGC have to be larger than the circuit conductors.
The EGC must be capable of safely conducting any ground-fault current likely to be imposed on it (110.10 and Table 250.122). Otherwise, the EGC may burn clear before the protective device responds.
Suppose you increase ungrounded conductor size to accommodate voltage drop, excessive heating from harmonic currents, fault-current studies, or future capacity. What about the EGC size? Any time you increase the size of ungrounded circuit conductors — regardless of the reasons — you must proportionately increase the size of the EGC [250.122(B)]. The following problem illustrates this requirement.
Question: If you increase the size the ungrounded conductors for a 40A circuit from 8 AWG to 6 AWG, you would also need to increase the size of your EGC. If your EGC was 10 AWG, what size would it need to be now?
Answer: The circular mil area of 6 AWG is 59% greater than that of 8 AWG (26,240 cmil/16,510 cmil) (Chapter 9, Table 8).
The EGC for a 40A protection device can be 10 AWG (10,380 cmil) (Table 250.122), but you must increase it in size by a multiplier of 1.59.
EGC size = 10,380 cmil × 1.59 = 16,504 cmil
Therefore, the new EGC must be 8 AWG, per Chapter 9, Table 8.
When multiple circuits are installed in the same raceway or cable, you need only one EGC in the raceway. Size it per Table 250.122 based on the largest overcurrent device protecting the circuit conductors in the raceway.
When circuit conductors are run in parallel (310.4), you must install an EGC with each parallel conductor set (310.4). Size it based on the ampere rating of the circuit-protection device per Table 250.122 — unless ground-fault protection is installed for cables systems (Fig. 3).
If ground-fault protection is installed, size the EGC based on the ampere rating of the ground-fault protection per Table 250.122 where ground-fault protection of equipment is installed. The installation must meet the three following conditions, or you must size the EGC per the first method:
Maintenance and supervision ensure only qualified persons will service the installation.
Ground-fault protection is set to trip at not more than the ampacity of a single ungrounded conductor.
The ground-fault protection is listed for protecting an EGC.
Size EGCs for feeders based on the ampere rating of the circuit-protection device ahead of the feeder, per Table 250.122. In no case does the EGC need to be larger than the circuit conductors (Fig. 4).
Don't let the "grounding" part of the EGC confuse you. It's really the equipment bonding conductor. Don't think in terms of "grounding" equipment — that is, connecting it to the earth (Art.100). Think in terms of connecting it to the system grounded conductor, the grounding electrode conductor, or both). Remember, the low-impedance fault-current path you create is necessary for overcurrent protection devices to operate. Earth is not a low-impedance fault-current path.


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Alan Pardew is confident he will get a sympathetic ear from Newcastle owner Mike Ashley as the pair attempt to find a way forward.
The two men are meeting this week to carry out a debrief after a difficult season and decide on a summer transfer strategy, although their discussions are far from showdown talks.
Both men have come under fire from disgruntled fans in recent weeks, but in the short term at least, there appears to be no prospect of either going anywhere.
Pardew knows he has challenging questions to answer after a campaign of two halves, but insists the annual get-together is far from confrontational.
He said: "I think it's important he understands some of the problems I have had. We can talk through some things I think need to improve.
"Although he has a reputation of being aggressive, he's a better listener. That's why he has had such great success.
"He doesn't really say much. He listens and comes back to me, sometimes 48 hours after, and draws some conclusions from what I have said.
"It's not like there's too much hollering and shouting, it's more a case for Mike to listen to the problems I have had.
"Then he reflects on the budget and everything else to see how he can help me."
Pardew needs significant help this summer with a replacement for midfielder Yohan Cabaye and a complete rebuild of the striking department the priorities.
Cabaye's departure for Paris St Germain in January and the failure to replace him were the central factors in a second-half collapse, and plugging that gap will be key.
However, it is up front where Pardew, chief scout Graham Carr and newly-appointed managing director Lee Charnley face their biggest challenge.
Loic Remy spent last season on loan at St James' Park from QPR and the prospect of securing a permanent deal has receded in recent months.
Luuk de Jong joined him from Borussia Monchengladbach in January on a similar basis and failed to make a significant impression, while long-serving Nigeria international Shola Ameobi is out of contract and unlikely to be handed an extension.
There will be other vacancies too with Dan Gosling approaching the end of his current deal and the likes of Hatem Ben Arfa, Sylvain Marveaux, Gabriel Obertan and Sammy Ameobi having become peripheral figures as the season drew to a close.
The success or otherwise of the mission to plug those gaps could go a long way towards determining whether or not the Magpies can win over supporters, whose patience has worn critically thin after two transfer windows during which not a single permanent signing was made.
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- McCain's campaign imposed an omerta on anything that could be even tangentially perceived as bringing Obama's blackness into play. Nineteen months after Steve Sailer made known the Illinois Senator's focus on taking white wealth and giving it to blacks, along with his close association with Jeremiah Wright, Obama's glaring political weakness was left unexploited. Although all the hate over race took place on the left, McCain's campaign continues to be denounced for being racist.
- McCain's lifetime actions on immigration legislation earn him a grade of "D", he has entered into a legislative amnesty alliance with Ted Kennedy, at his RNC acceptance speech he spoke of the "God-given right" of the "Latina daughter of migrant workers" to reach her full potential in America and disallowed other speakers from mentioning immigration at all, he chose strident open borders champion Juan Hernandez as his Hispanic outreach director, and he made three appearances before Hispanic groups in July alone (including La Raza). Obama, meanwhile, was clobbered among Hispanics in the Democratic primaries. For all of McCain's hispandering and the uneasiness Hispanics showed for Obama, McCain is losing among Hispanics by more than 2-to-1.
- Despite a highly-publicized suspension of his campaign to ensure passage of one of the largest governmental bailouts in American history, McCain is being accused by Obama and portrayed in the major media as a diehard supporter of unregulated, hands-off free market capitalism.
- McCain was the major media's favorite Republican Presidential candidate. How much goodwill does that count for? Pew Research reports:
By a margin of 70%-9%, Americans say most journalists want to see Obama, not John McCain, win on Nov. 4.In short, this most leftist of Republicans is being portrayed as a far right 'extremist'.
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A shift worker is anyone who follows a work schedule that is outside of the typical "9 to 5" business day. In the past few decades the United States has become increasingly dependent upon shift workers to meet the demands of globalization and our 24-hour society. From a competitive standpoint, shift work is an excellent way to increase production and customer service without major increases in infrastructure. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, millions of Americans are considered shift workers, including doctors and nurses, pilots, bridge-builders, police officers, customer service representatives and commercial drivers.
However, while shift work does create potential productivity advantages, it also has many inherent risks. Some of the most serious and persistent problems shift workers face are frequent sleep disturbance and associated excessive sleepiness. Sleepiness/ fatigue in the work place can lead to poor concentration, absenteeism, accidents, errors, injuries, and fatalities. The issue becomes more alarming when you consider that shift workers are often employed in the most dangerous of jobs, such as firefighting, emergency medical services, law enforcement and security. Managers and policy makers who are responsible for writing and enforcing rules regarding employee work hours must address the specific issues of a 24-hour work force in order to succeed and benefit from such a labor force. Although addressing these issues may require some investment up front for training and other measures, the bottom line is that improved sleep in workers may lead to improved productivity. In fact, to ignore the needs of the shift worker is reckless and irresponsible when you consider that billions of dollars in yearly costs, thousands of deaths, and some of the most notorious of modern catastrophes such as the failure of the Space Shuttle Columbia and the crash of the Exxon Valdez have been attributed to human fatigue.
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That jump is part of a more than $600 million increase in education spending that Dayton is seeking for the state's next two-year budget, which he outlined Tuesday morning.
Dayton is also pushing for more money for all-day kindergarten programs, early education scholarships and for the state's public universities and colleges.
The governor says his education investments are necessary to improve Minnesota and its economy. His plan for more education spending accounts for almost two-thirds of his proposed state spending increases.
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Inflation, disinflation or maybe even deflation? Consumer prices have become a real attention-grabber after lackluster inflation data last week, and worries about deflation are now more alive than ever in Europe.
So the guessing game is on for one of this week\'s main events — will the European Central Bank cut rates, or maybe introduce unconventional easing measures, on Thursday? At the moment, most analysts expect the ECB\'s main refinancing rate to remain at a record low of 0.25%. But it won\'t be an easy call for the Governing Council.
\"We are still convinced that, on a medium-term perspective, core inflation will turn out much lower than the ECB currently assumes. As a result, the central bank is likely to eventually cut its key rate once more,\" analysts at Commerzbank said in a note.
In January, ECB President Mario Draghi said the central bank has the potential to buy packaged loans from banks to fight disinflation. Any explanation on this point will be closely watched at his news conference on Thursday afternoon. Other analysts are looking for the use of a U.K.-style \"Funding for Lending\" scheme, or even an asset-purchase program, to smooth deflation concerns.
Also this week, the Bank of England takes central stage to make its regular rate announcement, but this one comes amid questions about its forward guidance. And on Friday, the U.S. nonfarm-payroll report will be the star of the show.
BOE rate decision: Gov. Mark Carney almost gave this month\'s decision away while hobnobbing with the economic A-crowd in Davos. There, the BOE boss said interest rates won\'t need to rise immediately, even as the unemployment rate falls closer and closer to the bank\'s 7% threshold. Unsurprisingly, most analysts now expect the U.K. central bank to keep rates at a record low of 0.5% and make no changes to its £375 billion asset-purchase program.
The surprisingly rapid improvement in the U.K.\'s labor market has added to mounting pressure on Carney to update the bank\'s forward guidance. In Davos, the governor did say the BOE will update its framework in February — leaving analysts guessing whether he meant the BOE meeting on Thursday or the quarterly inflation report due mid-month.
\"Any new guidance is deemed to be a monetary-policy action, which will require the committee to take a vote. Hence there seems a fair chance that this is announced on Thursday,\" said Philip Shaw, chief economist at Investec Securities, in a note.
Lots of U.K. data as well: Aside from Carney-related shenanigans, a raft of U.K. economic releases are out this week. The country has been staging a strong recovery, with declining unemployment, solid economic growth and improving survey data: But will this picture hold? The construction PMI out on Tuesday showed output in the sector grew by the fastest pace since August 2007, boosted by solid housing activity and improved confidence about the business outlook. The services PMI is out Wednesday, followed by trade data and industrial-production numbers due Friday. Analysts believe the momentum will hold.
German industrial numbers: In a busy week, it\'s easy to forget the latest from Europe\'s powerhouse. And that would be a shame, when Germany has two releases on the health of the industrial sector. Leading indicators have been upbeat, which should start to filter through to the real economy.
On Thursday, December numbers for German industrial orders are out. They should deliver a monthly increase of 0.5%. Then Friday sees the industrial-production reading for the same month, forecast to show a 1.5% rise.
U.S. jobs data: There\'s nowhere to hide from this report. No matter if you are into bonds, emerging-markets assets or currencies, the nonfarm-payrolls data will come and get you, and impact most markets.
After an extremely disappointing reading for December (only 74,000 jobs added), everyone\'s looking for a rebound in January. Economists polled by MarketWatch are predicting 195,000 jobs were added in January, but with lots of snow and unusually cold weather, it\'s hard to call, analysts said. Unemployment is expected to stay at 6.7% or, maybe, dip to 6.6%.
Earnings: Some banking biggies are due report this week. Swiss heavyweight UBS releases fourth-quarter results on Tuesday, while Credit Suisse figures are out on Thursday. Worth looking for here is whether banks set aside more money for litigation costs, as seen at Deutsche Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland.
Other majors on the earnings docket are GlaxoSmithKline (Wednesday), Sanofi (Thursday) and AkzoNobel (Thursday).
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Unified CVP: System CLI: System mode takes a long time for initialization on first attempt or system init
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System CLI: System mode takes a long time for initialization on first attempt or "system init"
|Problem Summary
|System mode takes a long time to complete on the first attempt or after issuing the "system init" command.
|Error Message
|No specific error message.
|Possible Cause
|In general, this process takes a long time as the System CLI needs to access each device on the device list to authenticate access and obtain initialization data. The wait could be magnified if there are a lot of devices in the device list are offline. The System CLI has to wait for network timeout when connect to these offline devices.
|Recommended Action
|Make sure devices on the device list are online and take offline devices off the device list. Device list contains devices configured in the Operation Console.
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