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New 2021 JeepWrangler UNLIMITED ALTITUDE 4X4 Sport Utility
- Stock: MW546655
- Fuel Economy
- 21.0/24.0 mpg City/Hwy
- Exterior Color
- Firecracker Red
- Interior Color
- Black
- Body/Seating
- Sport Utility/5 seats
- Transmission
- 8 speed automatic
- Drivetrain
- four-wheel
- Engine
- 2.0L 2.0L I4 DOHC DI Turbo Engine with Start Stop
Highlighted Features
- Automatic temperature control
- Wireless phone connectivity
- Parking sensors
- Exterior parking camera rear
- Front dual zone A/C
- Split folding rear seat
- Heated front seats
- Remote keyless entry
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- 1-touch down
- Air conditioning
- Automatic temperature control
- Driver door bin
- Driver vanity mirror
- Front beverage holders
- Front dual zone A/C
- Heated steering wheel
- Illuminated entry
- Passenger door bin
- Passenger vanity mirror
- Power windows
- Proximity key: push button start only
- Rear beverage holders
- Rear door bins
- Remote engine start: keyfob
- Remote keyless entry
- Speed control
- Telescoping steering wheel
- Tilt steering wheel
- Alloy wheels
- Front anti-roll bar
- Front tires: 255/70SR18.0
- Power steering
- Rear anti-roll bar
- Rear tires: 255/70SR18.0
- Tires: all-terrain
- Wheel size: 18"
- 1st row LCD monitors: 2
- AM/FM radio: SiriusXM
- Primary LCD size: 7.0"
- Radio data system
- Satellite radio trial duration with new vehicle purchase (months): 6
- Smart device integration: Apple CarPlay/Android Auto
- Speakers: 8
- Steering wheel mounted audio controls
- Wireless phone connectivity: Uconnect w/Bluetooth
- Basic warranty: 36 months/36,000miles
- Corrosion perforation warranty: 60 months/ unlimited distance
- Maintenance warranty: 24 months/ unlimited distance
- Powertrain warranty: 60 months/60,000miles
- Roadside assistance coverage: 60 months/60,000miles
- Front center armrest: w/storage
- Front seats: bucket
- Heated front seats
- Leather steering wheel
- Manual driver lumbar support
- Max seating capacity: 5
- Rear seats: split-bench
- Rear seats Folding position: fold forward seatback
- Split folding rear seat
- Compressor: intercooled turbo
- Cylinder configuration: I-4
- Drive type: four-wheel
- Engine liters: 2.0
- Engine location: front
- Fuel economy city: 21mpg
- Fuel economy combined: 19mpg
- Fuel economy highway: 24mpg
- Fuel tank capacity: 21.5gal.
- Horsepower: 270hp @ 5,250RPM
- Limited slip differential: brake actuated
- Manual-shift auto: Autostick
- Number of valves: 16
- Recommended fuel: Premium Unleaded
- Sequential multi-point fuel injection
- Torque: 295 lb.-ft. @ 3,000RPM
- Transmission: 8 speed automatic
- Variable valve control
- Approach angle: 41 deg
- Departure angle: 36 deg
- Ground clearance (min): 246mm (9.7")
- Ramp breakover angle: 20 deg
- Convertible hard top
- Glass rear window
- Heated door mirrors
- Power door mirrors
- Rear cargo: conventional
- Skid plates
- Trailer sway control
- Compression ratio: 10.00 to 1
- Curb weight: 1,967kg (4,336lbs)
- Engine bore x stroke: 84.0mm x 90.0mm (3.31" x 3.54")
- Engine displacement: 2.0 L
- Engine horsepower: 270hp @ 5,250RPM
- Engine torque: 295 lb.-ft. @ 3,000RPM
- Exterior body width: 1,875mm (73.8")
- Exterior height: 1,869mm (73.6")
- Exterior length: 4,785mm (188.4")
- Front headroom: 1,034mm (40.7")
- Front hiproom: 1,369mm (53.9")
- Front legroom: 1,046mm (41.2")
- Front shoulder room: 1,415mm (55.7")
- GVWR: 2,449kg (5,400lbs)
- Interior cargo volume: 898 L (32 cu.ft.)
- Interior maximum cargo volume: 2,050 L (72 cu.ft.)
- Passenger volume: 2,936L (103.7 cu.ft.)
- Payload: 546kg (1,204lbs)
- Rear headroom: 1,021mm (40.2")
- Rear hiproom: 1,440mm (56.7")
- Rear legroom: 973mm (38.3")
- Rear shoulder room: 1,415mm (55.7")
- Towing capacity: 1,588kg (3,500lbs)
- Turning radius: 6.2m (20.4')
- Wheelbase: 3,007mm (118.4")
- Blind spot: Blind Spot Detection warning
- Compass
- Configurable
- Delay-off headlights
- Display: analog
- Exterior parking camera rear: ParkView yes
- Front fog lights
- Front reading lights
- Fully automatic headlights
- Low tire pressure warning
- Outside temperature display
- Parking sensors: ParkSense rear
- Rear reading lights
- Rear window defroster
- Rear window wiper
- Tachometer
- Trip computer
- Variably intermittent wipers
- 4 wheel disc brakes
- ABS brakes
- Brake assist
- Dual front impact airbags
- Dual front side impact airbags
- Electronic stability
- Ignition disable
- Integrated roll-over protection
- Occupant sensing airbag
- Panic alarm
- Rear collision: Cross Path Detection warning
- Security system
- Traction control
Dealer Notes
Boasting the latest technological features inside an attractive and versatile package! Turbocharger technology provides forced air induction, enhancing performance while preserving fuel economy. Jeep prioritized fit and finish as evidenced by: fully automatic headlights, remote keyless entry, and much more. It features an automatic transmission, 4-wheel drive, and a 2 liter 4 cylinder engine.
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Raymond James said early Wednesday that it recruited an advisor formerly with Morgan Stanley.
John N. Dorsey, who previously managed about $215 million in client assets and had more than $800,000 in yearly fees & commissions, is now a senior vice president of investments and branch manager of a new Huntington, W.Va.-based branch office of Raymond James & Associates–the traditional employee broker-dealer of Raymond James Financial (RJF).
"We are delighted to have been able to attract such an experienced, successful advisor as John, whose Huntington location will be the first RJA branch office in West Virginia," said Rusty Clark, a complex manager in the firm's Great Lakes Division, in a press release.
"He has a great reputation and exemplifies a deep caring for his clients and their interests, which is totally in line with Raymond James' values and culture," added Clark.
Though this is the first Raymond James & Associate branch in West Virginia, the firm–led by Paul Reilly (left)–has a dozen affiliated offices in West Virginia, which are managed by independent contractors and bank-based advisors.
Dorsey began his financial services career in 1978 with E.F. Hutton. He stayed with the same firm over the years through various acquisitions and mergers.
"After investigating a number of firms, I chose Raymond James, because it is a successful, conservatively managed firm, with a great reputation of putting its clients first and offering its advisors great support," said Dorsey, in a statement.
"After meeting with the firm's senior leadership, I was reminded of an earlier time in my career at Shearson/Robinson-Humphrey, where there was a family feel to the firm and the client-first focus was the most important part of the culture," the advisor noted.
Active in his community, Dorsey is involved with the Marshall University Alumni Association and the Big Green Scholarship Foundation, which provides financial support for over 480 Marshall University student athletes. He has been on the board of the Tri-State Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America since 1987.
Two weeks ago, Raymond James recruited a Morgan Stanley (MS) team with about $80 million in assets and $1 million in yearly fees & commissions in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Raymond James Financial has more than 6,300 financial advisors serving over 2 million accounts in 2,600 locations throughout the United States, Canada and overseas through a variety of advisor channels. Total client assets exceed $390 billion.
Last week, Raymond James released its performance results for October. "October showed reasonably good metrics in light of a tepid market, which was additionally impacted by Hurricane Sandy and the resultant loss of two trading days," said Paul Reilly, in a press release.
Securities commissions were $244.2 million: down 2.8% in October from September, but up about 46% from the year-ago period. October 2012 commission volume, the company says, was affected by a small decrease in the results of its Private Client Group and by a "more significant decline" in the Capital Markets segment.

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TRiBot Central & TRiBot Gradle Launcher
TRiLeZ posted a topic in News and Announcements,Gradle is a build tool used to accelerate developer productivity.
We recently setup a Maven repository (TRiBot Central) to make it easier for scripters to create scripts. Check it out here: https://gitlab.com/trilez-software/tribot/tribot-central/-/packages
Furthermore, we've released a simple Gradle project to make it easy to run TRiBot and develop scripts for it. Check it out here: https://gitlab.com/trilez-software/tribot/tribot-gradle-launcher
The goals of TRiBot Central are to:
Deliver updates to TRiBot faster
Better organize TRiBot's dependencies (AKA dependancies)
Make it easier to develop scripts for TRiBot
Make it easier to use and run TRiBot
Note: TRiBot won't be able to run scripts from within this project until TRiBot's next release.
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Auth0 Login (Updates)
TRiLeZ posted a topic in Site Updates,Hi everyone,
I'd like to thank everyone for their patience in this transition period. Since last week, we've worked out the remaining bugs with this integration.
Some users have still been having issues with connecting their forums account to their Auth0 account. To resolve this, we've imported all forums accounts into Auth0.
Unfortunately, the accounts which were imported today were using an unsupported password hashing algorithm. Hence, random passwords were set during the import.
What does this mean for me?
If you've previously linked your forums account to your Auth0 account, you don't have to do anything. Nothing changes for you.
If you haven't logged in via our new login yet,
Try logging in with your forums email address and the last password you used
If you are unable to login, please use the "Forgot password" tool on the login page:
Follow the instructions to reset your password
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Auth0 Login (Changes)
TRiLeZ posted a topic in Site Updates,Hello everyone,
Last week we tried to roll out Auth0 Login, but we lost that battle. Now it's time to win the war!
Important changes
When logging into the client, you'll now have to enter your Auth0 account credentials instead of your forums credentials
Note: 2FA is still handled through your forums account (for the time being)
Changes for existing users
You'll have to link your Auth0 account to your forums account here: https://tribot.org/forums/settings/login/?service=11
Auth0 accounts have been created for most existing users. Please use your forums email address and password to login.
Important notes
Make sure to verify your email address upon creating a new Auth0 account
When we mention your Auth0 account, we mean your account used for auth.tribot.org as displayed below
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Auth0 Login
TRiLeZ posted a topic in Site Updates,To better support the upcoming changes (TRiBot X, new repository), we're switching our login handler to Auth0. Instead of logging in with the standard form, you'll now be required to login through our Auth0 application.
All existing accounts which have been used within approximately the past year have been imported into Auth0 using the same email and password combination which has been stored on the forums.
What does this mean for users?
Your account credentials are now even more securely stored
You'll be able to login via Facebook, Google, and others in the future
Is there anything users have to do differently now?
Existing users: You'll have to login with the standard login, open your Account Settings, then link your Auth0 account
New users: You'll be redirected to our Auth0 app (auth.tribot.org) where you'll be able to create an account
Why was this change made?
The new apps we are creating (such as the new repository) aren't able to use the forums to handle user logins
To centralize all user accounts in one area
To ensure that the client login doesn't go down when the forums are having problems
To speed up our development
Other considerations
There's no documentation or official support for using Invision Community combined with Auth0, so there are still a few kinks we're working out
We're in the works of creating an account management panel specifically for Auth0 accounts (ETA August)
It's not possible to change email addresses for the time being (this will be resolved this August)
Changing passwords is a weird process for the time being. To change your password, you'll have to use the "Don't remember your password" tool on the Auth0 login page
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Upcoming: TRiBot's new repository
TRiLeZ posted a topic in Site Updates,Over the past month, we've been working hard on TRiBot's new repository - a much needed update. This change has been deemed necessary for TRiBot X, and will allow us to really speed up development of all aspects of TRiBot.
Today we are going to share what we've been working on!
Now you must be wondering what kind of features the new repository will have.... well, you'll have to be patient for a little while longer. We're still figuring out various technical aspects so we can't provide answers to all possible questions. We're also focusing on development rather than writing about it so that everyone can get access to our latest developments at lightning speed. I will however answer a few users' questions.
We're planning on a release of this early to mid August, giving users some goodies before TRiBot X's release.
Thank you all for being patient. I hope everyone is excited as much as I am!
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Have you compared debuggers lately? Until recently, I'd been programming using only one debugger the one supplied by my compiler vendor. Suddenly, with a new job programming on Linux, I find the range of choices in debuggers is dizzying. Wikipedia lists 18 GUI front ends for GDB alone. This article is the result of my effort to choose a debugger with a good GUI front end for my first UNIX/Linux job in several years.
There are many tools that provide functionality related to debugging. Examples include memory-leak detectors, memory-corruption detectors, profilers, and gdb enhancers such as undoDB. And with multithreaded programming going mainstream, there are single-purpose tools to help diagnose deadlock and race conditions. Those tools, while valuable, are not part of this review I'm solely focusing on debuggers, and specifically, the user-friendliness of the interfaces. The focus on the user experience is intentional and specific: I find that the vast majority of the time in the debugger involves two principal activities stepping through code and examining variables. In the next section, I show a screen capture of each product and I comment on how well it provides these functions in addition to how well it enables me to move and dock tabs so that I can maximize my screen space.
In subsequent sections, I rate the products on other common features, such as setting breakpoints, customizing variable display, and so on. I also explain my thinking on what makes good implementations of some of these features now that I've seen them implemented across these 13 products, some standalone and some embedded in IDEs.
Affinic Technology's Affinic 0.5.3 (recently updated to version 1.0) is a commercial GUI wrapper for GDB. It can be downloaded and tried out for free. A commercial license costs $49. Versions for Linux and Windows (via Cygwin) are available. Affinic uses single-button hotkeys and buttons for stepping through the target program. Its variable display is usable but minimal. Its tabbed docking windows would be good if they remembered their position from one debugging session to the next. The "variable display tooltip" is bare bones: Hovering the cursor over a variable displays as much of its value as will fit in the single status line at the bottom of the main window.
Figure 1: The Affinic debugger.
Code::Blocks 12.11 is a free, open-source product that uses a plugin model to add various capabilities, which I'll touch on later. It offers tabbed docking windows, but they won't dock together into user-selected groups. Its variable display understands STL vectors, but not STL strings. Its tooltips show variable values for only the simplest data types, and its program console window isn't part of its docking system.
Figure 2: Code::Blocks.
Codelite 5.1 is an open-source C++ IDE that runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, and FreeBSD among other platforms. It has tabbed docking windows, but they resist efforts to form user-selected groups. Also, the product doesn't understand nested data structures like an array of vectors, and its Quick Debug mode doesn't remember breakpoints from one debug session to the next.
Figure 3: Codelite 5.1.
DDD 3.3.12 is the GNU project's standard GUI front end to gdb and its other language debuggers. In many ways, it is a minimalist front end. It has single-button hotkeys for stepping through debugged program execution, but it lacks a toolbar with buttons for those commands. It displays nested data structures on a single line, which makes complex data items hard to understand. It sometimes gets stuck starting up, with an hourglass cursor that never changes back to normal.
Figure 4: Gnu DDD.
Eclipse is the Java IDE that, through continued development and its extensive ecosystem, has grown into an environment for development in many languages, including C and C++. It has resizable and detachable tabbed docking windows, excellent support for variable display, and an adequate code declaration/definition navigator. Its single button hotkeys and toolbar buttons for stepping through the debugged program are good. It also remembers breakpoints across debug sessions, but to find out how many times a breakpoint has been ignored, you have to issue the "info break" command in the gdb console window. (Note that while this example shows Eclipse using GDB, it supports many other compilers and debuggers. For example, cross-platform C/C++ development in Eclipse on Linux and Windows is also an option. Ed.)
Figure 5: Eclipse (Juno release) front-ending gdb.
GNU Emacs: As a long-time Emacs user, I wanted to like GNU emacs version 23.3.1's GDB mode. I like many of its features, but it's starting to show some age. It has multiple windows, some with tabs (to switch to other windows), but it doesn't support rearranging them. I like its display of single-level STL containers as arrays, but for the nested container:
std::vector<std::vector<int>> it displays only the unhelpful
Figure 6: GNU Emacs' GDB mode.
KDevelop 4.3. is an open-source IDE for Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD, Max OS X, and other UNIX flavors. It has single-button hotkeys, but lacks toolbar buttons for stepping through the debugged program. Its simple variable and single-level STL container support is good, but displays that unhelpful abbreviation
{...} for nested STL containers (see Figure 7). It does possess impressive menu of commands to navigate program symbols.
Figure 7: The KDevelop debugger.
Nemiver 0.9.1 "is an on-going effort to write a standalone graphical debugger that integrates well in the GNOME desktop environment," according to its creators. Predictably, it's open-source. It strives to maximize user friendliness in the debugger interface. It has single-button hotkeys and a toolbar with buttons for stepping through the debugged program. It pops up a convenient window for simple variables and arrays, but has no support for STL containers.
Figure 8: Nemiver.


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Although scenes of tumbleweeds and Wyatt Earp-style dust-ups spring to mind when you think of a place like Glendale, you might be pleasantly surprised to find that this city is more suburban oasis than a Wild West saloon town. Lush parks and tree-lined neighborhood streets make this a great place to enjoy the outdoors with children and pets, while the family-friendly ambience, great schools, and history of growth will convince you to settle in for the long haul.
Glendale Community College, or GCC, is a mid sized college within one of the largest college networks in the US - Maricopa County Community College District. The average student age here is 26, and the school offers more than 60 degree courses and 70 certificates.
Glendale is northwest of Phoenix, but with a population of 225,000, there isn't much that can't be found in your nearby neighborhood. There is a large military base in town, which does a fair bit of employing. Glendale town area is known as a media and entertainment center in Arizona.
Glendale neighborhoods have gorgeous romantic names like Country Hollow, Tanita Farms, Paradise Vistas, and Mountain View Meadows - and many have the natural beauty and surroundings to back up the name.
The Glendale Community College area coincides with the heart of Glendale - however, distances between facilities can still be relatively large. The area has a walk score of 65 out of 100, with restaurants and drug stores plentiful, and minimal options for grocery stores, coffee shops and bars in the area.
If you do have a car, it is only a nine mile drive to downtown Phoenix, with a huge selection of amenities. And if you're researching for the future, the Valley Metro light rail line will be extended to the area by 2011.
With its proximity to Phoenix, there is also a great selection of reasonably priced housing and apartments for rent in Glendale. Apartments are available from as little as $140 per week, however prices jump relatively quickly, with many apartments in Glendale sitting between $500 and $600 per month. Still, one of the most affordable housing areas in the entire US!
Many people head over to Phoenix for nightlife - the selection of venues in Glendale is select and somewhat smaller. If you want a quiet night, and caffeine instead of alcohol, Mighty Cup is a well-loved coffee and music venue.
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In Her Own Words: Living With Rheumatoid Arthritis
Lisa, a 35-year-old dietitian from Ohio, was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) eight years ago. She has found support and information through the Arthritis Foundation and is now teaching a self-help class for the foundation.
What was your first sign that something was wrong? What symptoms did you experience?
I would wake up in the morning and my feet would really hurt. It would hurt just to walk across the floor. And then I started noticing other symptoms—my hands started to hurt and I couldn't snap my fingers. I would get pain off and on in different joints in my body.
What was the diagnosis experience like?
I had just joined a gym and was going pretty frequently, so I just thought that I overdid it at the gym. But after having pain for about two or three months, I went to my primary care doctor. I really didn't want to, because I didn't want to know that I had something. My doctor examined me and took some blood and did a test for something called rheumatoid factor, which came back negative. She also thought it might be overexertion from exercise and she gave me some high-dose ibuprofen. But after two weeks I was still in a lot of pain, so I went back and she took more blood and we found out that it was RA. She referred me to a rheumatologist, under whose care I manage my condition.
What was your initial and then longer-term reaction to the diagnosis?
I was upset but I was also a little relieved, because at least I knew that there was a reason for the pain I was feeling. But at the same time I didn't know anything about it, so I was also afraid. Some days I am angry, because I'm sick of being stiff and sore and I hate taking drugs to control pain. But I try to take advantage of when I'm feeling well (I'll exercise more, do more around the house), because I never know when I'll have a flare and I'll be useless.
How do you manage your disease?
I was started on a series of drugs, some of which are called DMARDs (disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs). These are supposed to halt the disease from progressing any further, to prevent you from getting twisted joints and disfigured hands. I was started on methotrexate and oral gold, but I ended up having a bad photosensitive reaction to the gold (I was out in the sun and everything I looked at turned silver and I got bad hives and ended up having to go to the ER). There are also drugs to treat the pain caused by RA, including NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), COX-2 inhibitors, and prednisone, which is a steroid.
Since I've been diagnosed, my regimen has changed a couple different times for different reasons. After I had the reaction to the gold, I went on sulfasalazine and Plaquenil. I was on those for a while and then I had a reaction to the sulfasalazine. Then I went on a drug called Enbrel, which is one of a newer class of drugs called biologic agents. For the past 8-10 months I was giving myself injections of Enbrel twice a week and that was like a wonder drug—I felt really good on that drug. But now that my husband and I are trying to get pregnant, I'm only on prednisone, because Enbrel is contraindicated for pregnancy.
Did you have to make any lifestyle or dietary changes in response to your illness?
Yes. I had to slow way down, which was difficult, because I'm a really active person. I need to get enough sleep, otherwise my symptoms are worse. I need to make sure I maintain regular exercise, which is hard because a lot of times you don't feel like exercising because you're in pain.
Before I got RA, I did a lot of running and in-line skating, but now the best exercises for me are nonimpact or low-impact, such as speed walking, swimming, and bike riding (depending on how my wrists feel). When I was on methotrexate, I had to take folic acid and not drink any alcohol. While on prednisone, I have to take calcium and vitamin D to prevent osteoporosis.
Did you seek any type of emotional support?
At the suggestion of my rheumatologist, I got involved in the Arthritis Foundation. They're a great resource for information and I also got involved in their self-help class. I took the class and then a couple years later they actually asked me to teach it. The foundation has provided great emotional support.
Does your condition have any impact on your family?
I think the biggest impact is probably on my husband. It's stressful for him to see me wake up in the morning and limp across the floor or complain that my hands hurt or that my foot is swollen. I think it's really hard on him.
What advice would you give to anyone living with this disease?
Find out as much as you can about the disease, so that you're in control of it. Be assertive with your doctor to make sure all your questions are answered. And I definitely recommend getting involved in the Arthritis Foundation.


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Propeller Maintenence Inspection in Ringling, MT, 59642
A ton of people confronted with a worry about their propeller just take their boat to a machinist or the city company where they bought their boat and end up spending a lot more money than they ought to or end up getting the wrong prop for their boat. You don't have to if you know what to search for and where to find it fixed. A highly recommended propeller repair shop is Bobby Soles Propeller 1730 Hill ave. West Palm Beach, Florida 33407 and they offer repair by mail service with quick turn around time to get you back on the water in fast. Shipping Note: Shipping your propeller UPS Ground within the state of Florida will usually arrive next day at Bobby Soles Propeller in West Palm Beach. Inspection and estimate of repairs will be preformed on arrival and you will receive a call to approve all cost before repairs are done. All part of our hassle free "get back on the water fast" service.
Ringling boaters should occasionally remove and inspect the boat prop. The boat prop is exposed to water and damages easily. The blades of the boat prop can get cut and nicked. The boat prop pulls in aquatic plants and fishing line which can impact the efficiency of fuel delivery to the prop. A periodic removal, propeller repair service is one of the most fundamental part of boat maintenance.
Propeller Repair By Mail in Ringling, MT, 59642
If you are not able to find a good propeller repair shop in Ringling you can send your prop by mail to Bobby Soles Propeller in West Palm Beach, Fl. and they will refurbish it and send it back to you quickly. They have the absolute best propeller repair service by mail program around.
contact them by phone M-F 8am-5pm (561)290-1790.
On inboard and outboard props alike if the blades are bent or need some welding repair most of them can be reconditioned by a Ringling qualified prop shop at a cost of less than half of the price of a new propeller. Depending upon how bent or how much welding is needed is where replacement could be a better option. Usually if more than just a third of the blade is missing you are better off just replacing it. Small cracks and welding along the edges of the blades are easily repaired. Cracks located at the root of the propeller blades signifies the propeller will need to be replaced soon.
Outboard Propeller Hub Replacement in Ringling, Montana, 59642
One of the most common issue in Ringling with outboard or stern drive props is that the center hub of the prop can collapse and spin out and when this happens all thrust will be lost. There are several reasons that can cause this to happen such as engine overheating, excessive load on the propeller or simply the rubber around the spline center can dry rot. If the propeller itself is in good shape other than the hub with no cracks or bent blades it is a good idea to have the hub replaced.
The hub of the prop should not slip. The end of the propeller housing and the hub should join line. A slipping hub will affect propeller rotation and reduce the speed of the boat. Repairing a hub requires special tools used by certified technicians so it is best that the boater seeks a propeller shop in Ringling that replaces the portion of the hub.
Rehubing a propeller in Ringling usually costs around $50 which is a lot lower than buying a new one and a rehubed prop will give the same performance. There are some propellers with hubs that are easily replaced by the owner most common is the XHS interchangeable hub system however special tools involved in rehubing a propeller with a pressed in hub is something that is best entrusted to a propeller repair service center, and you can have the rest of the propeller checked out while its there to be sure its in good condition.
Spare Outboard Propeller in Ringling, MT, 59642
Most importantly before your propeller fails and even before you take your boat out on the water you should always have a spare prop on board and the required tools to put it on. With that said let's discuss the reasons why most propellers fail.
Another time to consider replacement is when the prop is seriously corroded or has to much electrolysis deterioration. Electrolysis damage can not be undone or repaired and eventually ruins the prop. Corrosion especially from seawater in Ringling can also wreck havoc on your propeller so it weigh's best looked after as preventive upkeep by a good cleaning after whenever you take your boat out.
A ton of people confronted with a worry about their propeller just take their boat to a Ringling machinist or the brokerage where they bought their boat and wind up spending a lot more money than they ought to or wind up getting the wrong pitch prop for their boat. You don't need to if you know what to seek out and where to obtain it fixed.Another time to contemplate replacement in city is when the prop is significantly corroded or has to much electrolysis damage. Electrolysis damage can not be undone or repaired and eventually ruins the prop. Corrosion especially from seawater can also wreck havoc on your propeller so it weighes best taken care of as preventive upkeep by a good cleaning after each time you take your boat out. If you are unable to find a good prop shop in the neighborhood you can send your prop by mail to Bobby Soles Propeller 1730 Hill Ave West Palm Beach, Fl. 33407 and they will repair it and send it back to you quickly. They have the best propeller repair service by mail program around. Call (561) 290-1790
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The Entity Framework version 6 Release Candidate is now available to developers for immediate download. The open source object-relational mapper is designed to enable .NET developers to work with relational data using domain-specific objects.
MSDN explains that with the Entity Framework, most of the need for the data-access code that developers usually write is eliminated. The new Release Candidate version benefits from support for the Async language — as well as multi-tenant migrations.
According to the MSDN, the Entity Framework allows programmers to create a model by writing code or using boxes and lines in the EF Designer. Both of these approaches can be used to target an existing database or create a new database.
This is the first version of Entity Framework to be available on the Microsoft CodePlex open source project-hosting site. Release Candidate or not, this version is described as "feature complete" and will be made more formally available in line with Visual Studio 2013 releases later in 2013.
Developers will now be able to write custom conventions for Code First to help avoid tiresome (or indeed repetitive) configuration tasks. A straightforward API has been constructed with attention to detail for lightweight conventions, whereas more complex conventions are also covered in the total releases here.
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In this cold and bleak winter, citrus is a great way to brighten up dinnertime with in-season produce while giving your immune system a boost. Citrus fruits are most known for containing the antioxidant Vitamin C, which supports proper immune function. According to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, evidence suggests that for some people, high doses of Vitamin C might actually shorten a cold by as much as one to 1 1/2 days. In addition, Vitamin C fights free radicals to prevent or delay certain cancers and heart disease. It is essential for the growth and repair of bodily tissues, helps heal wounds and repairs and maintains healthy cartilage, bones, teeth and skin. Vitamin C also helps your body absorb iron from plant-based sources such as quinoa, beans and spinach. There are more ways to enjoy citrus than simply pouring a glass of bottled OJ in the morning. Juicing: According to the National Institutes of Health, fresh-squeezed orange juice is better for you than store-bought orange juice because it contains more active Vitamin C. Fresh segments: Citrus segments can be added to fruit salad (or any salad) or used to top chicken or fish. Zesting: The skin of citrus fruit is perfect for zesting to add pungent aroma to your baked goods, dry-spice rubs, tomato sauces, soups or salads. Citrus zest also makes for a beautiful and aromatic garnish. - The accompanying recipe uses the fresh juice of tangerines to poach lean chicken. Juicy minneola tangelos or Valencia oranges would also work well. Poaching is a low-fat, low-sodium cooking method for lean proteins that have a tendency to dry out. It offers a healthful alternative to frying. No oil or fat is required, and the result is succulent, tender and flavor-infused meat. In this dish, the chicken is enhanced by a sweet clementine-pomegranate relish. The relish features two foods that offer endless nutritional benefits: clementines and pomegranates. Clementines are a type of mandarin orange, a group that encompasses a wide variety of sweet citrus fruit including satsuma, clementine and tangerine. In the United States, tangerines are the most common variety of mandarin oranges. All mandarin oranges are bright-skinned and easy to peel. Their inner segments are easily separated, making them a convenient, portable, low-mess and refreshing healthful snack. They're also an excellent source of Vitamin C and a good source of Vitamin A. Look for oranges that are heavy for their size. They can be stored in a cool, dark place for a few days or refrigerated for up to two weeks. Pomegranates add nutritious beauty to many recipes. In this recipe, the pomegranate seeds are tossed in the relish. You can enjoy pomegranate seeds by themselves or mix them in salads for a boost of potent antioxidants and phytochemicals that protect your heart, brain and body. Or try sprinkling them on entrees, cereal, pudding or yogurt. They are high in fiber and vitamins C and K, and they're a good source of potassium, folate and copper. According to the National Cancer Institute, research suggests pomegranates have beneficial effects on oral health and cardiovascular disease, and they might even help with fighting cancer cells. It is not known whether the juice of the pomegranate has these same effects, so go for the seeds. Each seed contains an edible capsule that provides Vitamin B6, Vitamin C and potassium. Whole pomegranates can be stored at room temperature for several days or for two to three months in the refrigerator. TANGERINE POACHED CHICKEN WITH CLEMENTINE-POMEGRANATE RELISH 4 servings In this recipe, the chicken is infused with winter citrus flavor that is enhanced by the sweet clementine-pomegranate relish - a great way to incorporate more fruit into your diet. MAKE AHEAD: The relish can be assembled several hours in advance and refrigerated; add the avocado just before serving. The chicken can be refrigerated for 1 to 2 days; reheat in the microwave on LOW, or serve cold atop a salad. For the relish: For the chicken: For the relish: Peel the clementines and separate their segments. Cut each segment into 3 equal pieces, transferring them to a mixing bowl as you work. Add the salt, pepper, garlic, scallions, shallot, avocado, pomegranate seeds, pomegranate juice and agave nectar; mix well. For the chicken: Combine the juice and zest in a mixing bowl. Whisk in the agave nectar, shallot, garlic, salt and pepper until well blended, then pour into a large saute pan. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, then add the chicken and turn to coat. Reduce the heat to medium-low or low; cover and cook for 10 minutes. Check one of the tenderloins for doneness by cutting it in half to make sure it's cooked all the way through. If it isn't, remove the saute pan from the heat and cover to rest for 5 minutes. Divide the chicken among individual plates. Spoon relish over each portion. Serve warm. Nutrition Per serving: 270 calories, 41 g protein, 21 g carbohydrates, 3 g fat, 1 g saturated fat, 100 mg cholesterol, 250 mg sodium, 3 g dietary fiber, 14 g sugar - - - Gordon, a master of public health professional and a master certified health education specialist, is the creator of the healthful recipe siteEatingbyElaine.com
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Highly absorbent hydrogels, used in medical and bioengineering applications, tend to be flexible, but also brittle and not very stretchable. A team of engineering and materials science researchers from Harvard University, Seoul National University, and Duke University has invented a set of tough, synthetic hydrogels that can be stretched up to 21 times their length and still recover.
Used to make scaffolds for tissue engineering, as well as drug delivery vehicles, hydrogels absorb as much as 99.9 percent water and are made of natural or synthetic polymers. They are used in biology research and medical applications because their high water content makes them flexible, like living tissue.
In an article published in Nature (subscription or payment required), the researchers say they synthesized their new materials from polymers that form ionically and covalently crosslinked networks. The new hybrid hydrogels were formed of alginate and polacrylamide, and contain about 90 percent water. Although some elastic hydrogels have stretched to between 10 and 20 times their length, samples that contained notches or other deformations stretched much less. When containing notches, the new materials stretch up to 17 times their length, and notches remain stable. (Watch a video of the notched material stretching here.)
The new hydrogels have a fracture energy of about ~9,000 J m-2, compared to ~10 J m-2 for most hydrogels and ~1,000 J m-2 for cartilage. The researchers say:
We attribute the gels' toughness to the synergy of two mechanisms: crack bridging by the network of covalent crosslinks, and hysteresis by unzipping the network of ionic crosslinks. Furthermore, the network of covalent crosslinks preserves the memory of the initial state, so that much of the large deformation is removed on unloading. The unzipped ionic crosslinks cause internal damage, which heals by re-zipping.
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Rich body with aromatic chocolate notes, a hint of sweet florals, and a long, round finish. Tecapa Blue Coffee is grown on Finca Los Angeles, a 175 acre plantation in the Tecapa-Chinameca region of eastern El Salvador. Perched high on the side of a volcano, the plantation has been owned and operated by the Samayoa family since 1890. On Finca Los Angeles, they implement various sustainable methods such as organic farming, protection of wildlife, careful shade management of trees, recycling, composting, and the education of a healthier lifestyle for their employees. The shade grown coffee sits under a canopy of indigenous fruit and shade trees. Maintaining this diversified forest cover is costly. Careful pruning takes place annually, the goal being to acquire a 60/40 ratio of sun to shade without compromising the natural habitat of birds, butterflies, and small mammals. In order to produce a higher quality of coffee, the women who come are paid to pick a higher rate. This guarantees that only the best cherries are picked. Green beans are left on the trees for a second, or third pass until they are truly ripe. It is not unusual for the women to carry 100lbs sacks of cherries back to the hacienda for weighing at the end of a long day of picking. We believe it is important to support small family plantations that are committed to producing the best quality coffee beans possible.
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USD 240.3 million in 2011 and is expected to reach USD 836.2 million by 2018, growing at a CAGR of 19.4% from 2012 to 2018. Global succinic acid production is expected to cross 250 kilo tons by 2018.
Increased demand for 1, 4 butanediol, plasticizers, polyurethane, and resins, coatings, dyes and inks has remained the major driving factor for this market. However, high prices of raw material and increasing environmental concerns are the major constraints for the market growth. Growing consumer demand for bio-based succinic acid and low production cost has positively impacted the growth of bio-based succinic acid resulting into strong investment in new projects. This is expected to result into increase in production capacity to fulfill the growing demand for succinic acid in near future. Emergence of bio-based succinic acid market is expected to offset impact of restraining factors such as environmental regulations, volatility in raw materials prices.
Resins, coatings, dyes and inks dominated the market and accounted for 20.8% of the total succinic acid consumption in 2011. With 13.0% share of total volume consumed in 2011, pharmaceutical industry was the second largest application segment for succinic acid. Succinic acid demand is primarily a function of growth in application industries such as paints & coatings, infrastructure, food, footwear, medical, cosmetics, and automotive.
Bio-based succinic acid, which has significant potential as a platform chemical, particularly substituting maleic anhydride, is expected to provide huge market opportunity for the players in the market, with a number of companies already in pilot and demo-scale projects for bio-succinic acid production.
Europe dominated the global succinic acid market with a share of 33.6% in 2011 followed by North America and Asia-Pacific which together accounted for 58.8% of the total market. Asia Pacific is estimated to be the fastest growing market for succinic acid due to the rising demand from the most emerging economies such as China, India and Japan. Rapid growth of downstream industries in these countries is expected to drive succinic acid demand in Asia-Pacific.
Succinic Acid Market: Application Analysis
- 1,4-butanediol
- Polyurethane
- Plasticizers
- Resins, coatings, dyes & inks
- Pharmaceutical
- Food
- Cosmetics
- Solvents and lubricants
- De-icing solutions
- Others
Succinic Acid Market: Regional Analysis
- North America
- Europe
- Asia-Pacific
- Rest of the World (RoW)
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Jolt Awards: The Best Books, September 18, 2012 Six notable books that every serious programmer should read.
Jolt Finalist: Elemental Design Patterns
Jason M. Smith
The central thesis of this book is that there is great value in looking at the atomic actions of programming and building patterns from those. Smith makes a convincing case that we spend too much time in software development applying mini-patterns — such as the
for-loop — without really understanding what we're doing. This statement might sound like an academic's take on real-world programming, until the day comes that we see how functional languages step through an array, using — gawd! — recursion. At that moment, a small revelation takes place; namely, that stepping through an array with a
for-loop is by no means the only, nor in some cases the best, way of completing the task. Such Aha! Moments are what Smith has in mind as he discusses how unaware we are of the real things that we're doing. He suggests going back to the atomic actions and re-conceiving programming based on his catalog of those actions.
This catalog is presented along a three-dimensional axis, and Smith carefully works at putting the patterns into logical sectors, so that neighboring patterns bear an obvious relationship to each other. In addition, Smith invents new diagramming conventions to present the patterns and identify visually how they differ from each other and how they work together.
It's at this point that I started to wonder whether the love of system had run ahead of the conceptual elegance of the earlier material. In some ways, this book reminded me of Stepanov and McJones's Elements of Programming. That book analyzed atomic actions to recast them in arithmetical terms in the hopes of using arithmetic and geometry to prove the validity of the code. Smith's book seems designed to simply awaken us to what we're doing and enjoy a deeper understanding of the actions we apply daily in code. I'm all for that, and Smith succeeds brilliantly. But I find the systematization, ranking, and new notation to be of uncertain value. Definitely recommended for the computer scientist in all of us who is willing to step into an eye-opening analysis of simple coding operations.
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5 things you missed: Facebook Memeoirs, celebrities on Tinder, more
1. Turn your Facebook conversations into a book with Memeoirs
A new service, aptly named Memeoirs, allows you to turn private Facebook exchanges into a physical book. All you have to do is connect your Facebook account to Memeoirs, select who you want included and a time period, create your own cover and voila – you have a memento.
Read more: You can now make a book out of all your Facebook messages with Memeoirs (TheNextWeb)
2. Verified celebrities can find love on Tinder
No, thats not really Ryan Gosling. Or is it? Tinder, the popular dating app, has started a verification process for celebrities who are looking for love. Why? It appears celebrities were getting denied because Tinder users assumed they were fake accounts.
Read more: Mobile dating app Tinder will introduce verified accounts for lovelorn celebrities (TheNextWeb)
3. How to get rid of – or limit – in-app purchases on an iOS 7.1 device
If you want to limit in-app purchases on your iOS device– especially to keep your kids from making purchases without your knowledge – its a fairly simple process. First, set a Restrictions passcode by going to Settings, then General and then to the Restrictions page. In-app purchases are allowed by default, so youll need to select all of the apps that you want to forbid the practice.
Read more: How to disable or limit in-app purchases in iOS (C|Net)
4. For unsigned musicians, a new initiative offers promise
ADD52 – named after All Def Digital, founded by Russell Simmons and Steve Rifkind, is a new initiative designed to put unsigned artists in the spotlight. The project will last for 52 weeks and each week, one bands single and an accompanying video will debut on the site in the hopes of landing a record deal.
Read more: Samsung and All Def unveil online platform for unsigned musicians(Mashable)
5. Buy and sell your skills with this Android app
Fiverr, a marketplace for regular people to buy and sell services with a starting price of $5, is now available as an Android app. The app first appeared in the iOS store in December and services from Web design to gardening skills can be found with the click of a button.
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"Welcome to "Online Guide to Requiem", here you can find all the information your want to know about the music and the history for the requiem mass.
Requiem Mass, Totenmesse, Messe Des Mortis, or Missa pro Defunctis is a variant of the Mass, named after the beginning of the Latin of the Introit, "Requiem aeternam dona eis, Domine" (Grant them eternal rest, O Lord).
The polyphonic composition for the requiem mass differs from the normal mass in that it not only includes certain items of the ordinary mass, but also contains the Introit and Gradual from the Proper. A tract, followed by the sequence Dies irae, is substituted for the Alleluia and often is a major dramatic element in the composition. Sometimes responses and other text are added from the burial service, which follows the mass.
There were numerous different versions of the Mass for the Dead, and it was not until 1570 that Pope Pius V established the form that is still valid today. Only the Dies irae sequence was abandoned in 1972, since it was felt that its words, which include a graphic account of the terror of the Last Judgement, were no longer appropriate from a theological point of view.
The Requiem Mass is sung on All Souls' Day, November 2, in memory of the faithful departed, but may also be celebrated on other days in memory of a particular individual. ... " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"A speculative account of Maria Anna "Nannerl" Mozart (Marie Feret), five years older than Wolfgang (David Moreau) and a musical prodigy in her own right. Originally the featured performer, she has given way to Wolfgang as the main attraction, as their strict but loving father Leopold (Marc Barbe) tours his talented offspring in front of the royal courts of pre-French revolution Europe. Approaching marriageable age and now forbidden to play the violin or compose, Nannerl chafes at the limitations imposed on her gender. But a friendship with the son and daughter of Louis XV offers an alternative."
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"Timesyle is an association of craftpeople and academics dedicated to producing an accurate view of the past. Informed by academic research and the examination of artefacts in museums and private collections, the following craftspeople are Timestyle associates;
ARMOURERS, BLACKSMITHS, BRIDLEMAKERS, CALLIGRAPHERS, CANEMAKERS, CARPENTERS, CORSETTIERES, CUTLERS, DYERS, GLASSBLOWERS, HATTERS, HORNERS, JEWELLERS, JOINERS, LOST WAX CASTERS, MILITARY TAILORS, MINIATURISTS, PAINTERS, POTTERS, SADDLERS, SEAMSTRESSES, SHOE MAKERS, SILVERSMITHS, SWORDSMITHS, STONEMASONS, WEAVERS, WOODCARVERS AND WOODTURNERS. " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"The term 'early harp' includes all the various kinds of harp that were played in the centuries BEFORE the modern, orchestral pedal harp was invented: medieval harps, renaissance harps, baroque harps; Irish harps, Italian harps, Spanish harps; as well as less well-known but related instruments like the arpanetta, psaltery, and rotta. " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"Schulz's love of Classical music developed after World War II when he went to work with a spirited group of artists at Art Instruction Schools in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He and his colleagues held lively discussions about literature, films, and Classical music. Schulz recalled that "We all collected classical albums, which we frequently shared on evenings when we got together to listen to music and challenge each other in wild games of hearts (a card game)." …"
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" ... The serpent was invented in 1590 by a Frenchman, Edme Guillaume, making it one of the oldest instruments currently in use today. Conceived as the bass member of the cornett family (the group of instruments - including the cornett, bass horn, serpent and ophicleide - that preceded today's modern keyed brass instruments), the serpent immediately found a home accompanying the plainsong of the Church. It became popularized in England in the eighteenth century where in addition to being used in church services, it became the bass of the military wind band.
The serpent has a tone quality unlike any instrument in the modern orchestra. When played loudly, its powerful sound carries easily and with authority; quietly, it blends well with bassoons and voices. But with only six open holes and no keys, the serpent lives up its name in more than just its appearance - it is as treacherous as its namesake from the Garden of Eden. While numerous fingering charts for the serpent have been published, no printed matter can disguise the fact that playing the serpent is an inexact science at best, relying on the steady lip of the performer to get a firm grip on the intonation of any given note. ... " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"The Serpent is one of the most improbable musical instruments ever devised. In use almost continuously since its first appearance in 1590, it continues to find a place even in today's high-tech musical environment. This website provides basic information on all aspects of the instrument, from its early history through the present day.
The content of The Serpent Website is intended for the interested lay person, not for serious musical research. News and other timely information is excluded, since there are other sources of information specializing in those areas. " See website for more information. (ed.)
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"Popular interest in harpsichord music was revived in this century by the energetic, outspoken, and quite famous Wanda Landowska. Partly as a result of her efforts in bringing the instrument back into the mainstream, a number of works have been written by 20th century composers.
The Hot Harpsichord Information Center is brought to you by Barbara Cadranel, world renowned performer of Bach, Scarlatti, Soler, and new contemporary works. In addition to making recordings, she is a frequent radio and television guest and starred in "The Scarlatti Birthday Party" -- the first classical music video in the "rock" style."
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" This web site is devoted to musicians, keyboard tuners, instrument makers and very especially to the readers of my Unequal Temperaments book (1978). In order to facilitate printing, most of the text has been set to black and only standard fonts are used. The material that benefits from careful formatting has been stored in MS Word and Excel files for the reader to download. All the files are relatively small, ranging from 30 to less than 400 Kbytes each. All the material in this site is my copyright, but all the texts can be freely used for non-commercial purposes provided due acknowledgement is made quoting in full both my name and this site's web address. My authorisation is needed before using the material for any commercial purposes. Enjoy. " ...
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Well, since we've got from the 25th to the 29th of April to play with for Leg Two, could it be possible that teams travelled on land through to Fortaleza? It's a twenty-hour bus ride (not unheard of on TAR), and flights would allow production to gain on the teams...Or is Fortaleza simply a connection point (for production) for somewhere in the jungle? (This is presuming that the chainsaw is for the use of production to clear unforeseen obstacles, and not the use of the teams. Having a logging task in the Amazon would be sacrilegous in this age of global warming and what not!)
4/25 leg 2, choices of flights from Salvador to Fortaleza are:SSA FOR JJ8003 1130 1310SSA FOR G31642 0645 0945SSA FOR G31260 1100 1350SSA GRU JJ3171 0600 0830 connecting GRU with JJ3302 0930 1245followed by tasks in Fortzaleza
"Sign up for one of three/four charter planes/helicopters/buses/camels leaving the next morning leaving at staggered departure times.""We're team number seven? / We're made the seven o' clock?"
You've got some lousy Leg 2 flights to choose from:Quote4/25 leg 2, choices of flights from Salvador to Fortaleza are:SSA FOR JJ8003 1130 1310SSA FOR G31642 0645 0945SSA FOR G31260 1100 1350SSA GRU JJ3171 0600 0830 connecting GRU with JJ3302 0930 1245followed by tasks in FortzalezaThanks for your research, Chateau, but I consider it to be inapplicable because your assumptions are not right. Tasks will happen all day in Salvador after a mid-morning arrival there. The pitstop is unlikely to start much before very late afternoon. Add 12 hours and you have my flights shown as the only ones that work. We'llSeeing that at least one team will be ready to start the leg as early as about 11:15 pm. They will arrive in Fortaleza much sooner if they choose from these flights: 1 JJ 3366 leaving SSA at 2:30 am arrives FOR at 4:15 am 2 JJ 3890 leaving SSA at 3:30 am arrives REC at 4:45 am JJ 3890 leaving REC at 5:20 am arrives FOR at 6:35 am3 G3 1642 leaving SSA at 6:45 am arrives REC at 8:00 am G3 1642 leaving REC at 8:30 am arrives FOR at 9:40 am4 G3 1817 leaving SSA at 1:15 am arrives GRU at 3:35 am G3 1772 leaving GRU at 8:00 am arrives FOR at 11:20 am5 JJ 3195 leaving SSA at 3:50 am arrives GIG at 5:50 am JJ 3536 leaving GIG at 8:55 am arrives FOR at 12:05 pm
It's time for a new updated timeline. Key new assumptions are that Delhi tasks will end on 5/7, making the release from the pitstop Thursday May 8, and that the missing pitstop is Astana, Kazakhstan. The Delhi day of the week is extremely significant because there is a nonstop flight once per week flight from Delhi to Almaty, Kazakhstan but only on Saturday night. AR13 teams did not wait around for 2 days to get there more directly. ............5/8 leg 8 beginsDelhi to Almaty KazakhstanThis is one of the most interesting set of flight choices ever, all late at night and all taking more than 22 hours to reach ALA:LH767 DEL FRA 0225 0710 connecting in Frankfurt withLH646 FRA ALA 1305 0110+1 after a brief stop in AstanaBA142 DEL LHR 0210 0655 connecting in Heathrow withBA7591 LHR ALA 1330 0140+1AI310 DEL ICN 2315 1225+1 via Hong Kong, connecting in Seoul-Incheon withAsiana577 ICN ALA 1810 2155All of these are late night departures and late night arrivals. It is conceivable that to save monstrous airfares, WRP may have gotten a chartered jet.5/9 teams arrive in Almaty in the wee hours or just prior to midnight; tasks take all day; then pitstop5/10 leg 9 begins with choice of flights (not a long railroad trip) from Almaty to Astana:KC751 0615 0810KC851 0940 1125KC813 1255 1440KC818 1610 1755KC878 1810 1955KC855 1910 2055followed by tasks in Astana area after arrival; pitstop (could be 24 hours) NOTE that this leg is SPECULATION at this point. It is the most logical possibilty, but there are many ways to get from Almaty to Moscow.5/11 leg 10 begins; fly Astana to Moscow KC873 TSE SVO 2100 0220+1
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William is a bit of a gear head and hates the terms DIY and man cave...that is for chicks on TV and guys that are hacks. Basically he just fixes stuff himself when he can out of necessity and refusing to pay someone for something he can figure out. An elementary teacher gone rouge and went out on his own working with his hands in his forties. Drives a 65 Ford F-100 daily, has a 68 Galaxie in the garage, and is having a love /hate relationship with his 64 Triumph motorcycle. Loves 60's muscle cars and 20's architecture. Grew up with the Huffy and Toughskins rather than Schwinn and Levis mentality...you are broke, make it work. Strives to bring back all such things into his life and become again that most limited of all specialists, the 'well-rounded man (F. Scott Fitzgerald). Also geeks out on Xena Warrior Princess.


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When you make as many millions as Marg Helgenberger did during her 12 seasons on CSI, you say yes to projects because they seem fun. So in April, this longtime fan of RuPaul's Drag Race will be a judge on an episode of the Logo hit (Season 5 premieres on January 28). In one competition, the drag queens must make gowns out of candy, a real challenge when you consider I witnessed a licorice dress melt under the hot stage lights. Other judges and special guests this season include Camille Grammer, Juliette Lewis, Kristen Johnston, Paulina Porizkova, Chaz Bono, La Toya Jackson, Celebrity Apprentice's Aubrey O'Day, Knots Landing vet Joan Van Ark, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Wilmer Valderrama and attorney Gloria Allred.
So where does Helgenberger go from here? She's turned down several recurring roles since leaving CSI because, she says, "I was on one of the best procedurals, so the bar was raised pretty high." And while she's hesitant to reprise her role as Catherine to solve a routine crime, the actress says that if the writers came up with something special, she'd welcome a call. "Transferring to the FBI was a big thing for Catherine, so the return would have to be worthy," she adds, suggesting "some international threat that opens Las Vegas up to the world."
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Heart disease can be the result of a congenital or hereditary defect or may be induced by smoking, poor diet or obesity. Whatever the cause, most heart conditions, detected in good time, can be treated or cured by modern medicine.
When a cardiologist explains symptoms, treatments or technicalities in unfamiliar terms it is easy to become confused and frightened.
To help, get to know these terms related to diseases of the heart and their treatment.
Ischemia means "blood restriction."
To function properly, the heart needs a constant flow of blood. When the vessels around it become narrowed, blood cannot flow properly, Dr. Arthur Schoenstadt explains.
The tissue of the heart muscle -- the myocardium -- is highly sensitive, and when arteries become constricted, the heart becomes starved of vital oxygen which. If left untreated, can result in serious damage.
Myocardial ischemia is also known as angina.
Atherosclerosis is an accumulation of plaque on the artery walls, Dr. F. Brian Boudi says.
The easiest way to visualise what is happening is to compare the arteries with domestic water pipes. Over a period of time, if your water contains excessive lime, the pipes will become obstructed and water flow diminished.
In the same way, coronary arteries can become clogged -- not with lime scale, but with cholesterol, calcium or other substances. Although some causes of atherosclerosis, such as aging and congenital disease, are beyond our control, factors like smoking, obesity and a diet high in sugars are things we can change to alleviate or prevent the problem.
Endocarditis is an inflammation or swelling of the lining of the heart chambers and valves.
Unlike atherosclerosis, endocarditis is not generally caused by factors within the control of the patient.
The most common cause is bacterial infection, where germs from elsewhere in the body spread through the bloodstream and find their way to the heart.
Endocarditis is not common in people with healthy hearts, being more likely to affect people already suffering with heart disease. It is normally treated with strong antibiotics, but occasionally demands surgery.
Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty
Generally known by the acronym PTCA, or more simply as balloon angioplasty, this is a surgical procedure to open blocked arteries and restore normal blood flow to the heart.
A long tube is inserted into the affected artery, with a very small balloon at its extremity. Once the balloon is inflated, the fatty tissue which has caused the blockage is compressed and the artery opening slightly enlarged, allowing blood to flow more freely.
PTCA can involve rather more complicated surgery, including the insertion of stents, which are coiled springs that keep the artery open.
Aldosterone antagonists
Aldosterone is a naturally occuring hormone released by the renal system. Its presence in the body regulates our sodium and potassium levels.
In the presence of decreased blood flow -- hypoperfusion -- in heart disease, the body tries to compensate by activating the aldosterone system. This can lead to an over-production of aldosterone, which can cause coronary inflammation and aggravate the underlying heart disease.
Aldosterone antagonists are drugs that inhibit the body's production of aldosterone and are prescribed in certain instances of heart disease.
The two aldosterone antagonists currently licensed for commercial use in the U.S are spironolactone and eplerenone. These drugs act in different ways and will be prescribed according to the cardiologist's findings.
Each has been shown to be life-saving in patients with advanced heart failure and are thought to be beneficial in certain patients with mild heart failure.
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Developer Reading List: The Must-Have Books for JavaScript, February 12, 2013 The best books for learning the basics, becoming expert, and and writing complete apps in JavaScript
Developer Reading List: The Must-Have Books for JavaScript
In this series of slides, I go through the true "must have" books for the language that is seemingly becoming universally adopted by communities of all kinds: mobile apps, Web, Windows 8, and even server-side development. The way I've set this up is to list the two best introductory tutorials, two best advanced tutorials, two specialized tutorials, two best books on JavaScript performance, and two others on using JavaScript with Windows8.
If I've missed any that you think are especially worthwhile, please add them in the comments.