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Hi, I have tried those bulbs before, honestly i wasnt too impressed, they werent as bright as i expected(for $20ea), and they didnt last too long either, i was extremely careful not to touch the glass and they only lasted about 3 months. I have bought some eurolights that were brighter, but the wattage was too high and they melted my wires.
Hi, my 2000 nissan frontier crewcab 4x4 v6 xe randomly died today. it wont start. I had it towed home, and pulled the diagnostic code p0325 knock sensor. My question is, Would a faulty knock sensor kill my truck? Or would something else be killing my truck and setting off the knock sensor? I dont really want to go replacing expensive sensors for no reason.
any help would be greatly appreciated!
andycapp77 Posts: 1I am about to replace the clutch and thrust bearing in my 1997 2WD Nissan XE pickup.
I do not want to remove thie engine to do this, so am thinking of removing the manual transmission and going in thru the underside of the vehicle.
Are there any tips or tricks that anyone can pass on or any problems that I may come across that can be avoided.
Appreciate any advice.
Also, I haven't worked on a car in nearly 20 years (used to race and service my own Renault Gordini including stripping the motor after every race) so was wondering if anyone knew roughly how many hours this job is estimated to take?
Thanks in advance
Andy Capp
pissant Posts: 1i also have a 2004 frontier 4 cyl automatic and i have the same problem as you on cold days it will not shift until around 3500-4000 rpm i have been back to the dealer and it has not yet been fixed i find that if i let the truck warm up for around 20 mins it will not have a problem i cant imagine that this is normal as i live in florida could not imagine if i lived north the problems i have if you have any luck with the dealer fixin this problem please let me know as i will do the same if i have any good luck
irish24 Posts: 43We have an 04 frontier. today one of the wipers didn't work or move. Was about 11F here in new england this morning. called nissan service and one guy said this often happens in this kind of cold.....to first try tightening the bolt which may have come loose. He is talking about a bolt on the wiper arm I think. Anybody tell me exactly where this is located? Is it at the bottom of the arm? Thanx in advance irish
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jstasyszen Posts: 3I took my 05 Frontier to Nissan (Hudiburg Nissan) in OKC and they fixed the problem. I downloaded this document off the web:
Showed the service department manager the doc and he found a TSB on the item and was able to make th e repair. If you have the 2000 rpm engine knock download the doc and take it to Nissan.
kshaynes Posts: 1My son has a 2002 Frontier with approx 70,000 miles. The check engine light came on 4 months ago and he took it to the dealer who did the diagnostic testing and was told that it had a bad knox or knock sensor and it would cost approx $800. to repair. He has continued to drive it but now the repair is going to have to be made because it will not pass emission control testing which must be done before he can purchase his tag. I am wondering how common this problem might be-I have never heard of this part-do all vehicles have one? Seems like a very expensive repair for something that apparently does not affect the operation of the vehicle. I would sure appreciate any info anyone could provide.
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frontier2000 Posts: 1Hi,I went to pass the state Inspection and I find out that my truck don't pass the test because the knock sensor.I ask for the repair cost and they estimate at about 500.00 to 580.00 which is way too expensive to me.My truck is a 2000 with about less than 48000 miles on it.I wonder how this part got bad,so next time I don't make a mistake;also I would like to know if I can buy the part and replace by myself....do I need a special tool or is something that only a mechanic can do it.If I can do it by myself please will somebody tell me where this part is located...I do really appreciate any advise or help....Thanks
I'm having the exact same problem with my 2001 Nissan
Frontier 4cylinder (2.4ltr). About 6 months ago my
service enginge soon light came on directly after my
engine hit a rough idle. A couple of weeks went by,
than I took it to a Mechanic. He put it on his machine
and read a emissions problem. He told me that my catalitic
convertor was clogged. Nissan has a 80,000 mile warranty
on their catalitic convertor. And with all luck I had
81,100 miles on the truck at the time. So I took matters
in my own hands and I thought it would be a quick fix.
The light still shines bright. I had my mechanic friend
clear its memmory. After 1 day of driving the service
engine soon light came back on. I've been driving it
this way for about 6 months now. And it's progressively
getting worse. Its simptoms are: rought idle, poor gas
milage, slugish take off. Other than that this truck is
a keeper. Everything else is machanically sound.
I read that your truck was needing a knock sensor???
what is that, and can I repair it myself???
And maybe I can fix my problem by process of elimantion.
please respond
I just read a code P0328 off of my 02 Supercharged Nissan Frontier also. P0328 is "Excessively high voltage from the knock sensor". I was planning or replacing the sensor myself, but was just wondering if this could simply be caused by low octane fuel causing this trouble. I was thinking about switching to high-octane for a few weeks to see if the problem disapears. What did you end up doing with your son's nissan?
voks7780 Posts: 1Wow, it is a relief to see someone with a same type of problem. I'm currently having that clunking in the front part of the vehicle only when I enter driveways or make turns. It is pissing me off sometimes. I checked the front stabilizer and it seemed to be fine but I did not know that there was another stabilizer in the front rear. I will check this out. thanx


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Man jailed for six years for 1989 Burnley rape
5:50pm Wednesday 25th August 2010 in Briercliffe By Sam Chadderton, Reporter
A MARRIED father-of-five who admitted raping a woman in Burnley more than two decades ago has today been jailed for six-and-a-half years.
Leslie Marshall's attack was described as 'the stuff of nightmares' by the judge as he was jailed at Preston Crown Court.
The victim was walking along Briercliffe Road when she was approached by a man in the early hours on January 18, 1989.
She was forced into a car, being driven by a second man, and was taken to a secluded spot near Robin House Lane, Briercliffe.
Both men raped her on the front passenger seat, Marshall standing on guard outside the car first, before taking his turn.
Throughout her ordeal neither of the men spoke, leading the attack to be dubbed the 'silent rape'.
The woman, who was in her early 20s at the time, was then abandoned on the country lane in darkness.
But she was able to follow a set of lights from nearby Stepping Stones Cottage and woke the occupants, screaming "I've been raped".
Her second attacker has never been caught.
Prosecutor Jeremy Lasker said that Marshall, from Glasgow, had been 30 and living in Burnley at the time of the offence.
He was arrested last year after a sample given from an unconnected incident gave a DNA match.
Farrhat Arshad, for Marshall, said his wife and five children, of which one son was in court, were still supporting him.
She said that Marshall suffered headaches and 'self-medicates' with 100 painkillers a day.
Ms Arshad added: "He could not hide from these matters any more.
"His physical problems are partly a response to the fact he knew he had done something very wrong."
Speaking after the case, his victim, a mum-of-two, said she hoped the jailing of her attacker would finally end her 'faceless nightmares'.
Now in her 40s she said she had struggled to come to terms with what happened to her as she brought up two young children, a task made even more difficult as some friends had failed to believe her.
She said she was 'scared of doing normal family things', and had turned to drink for a while before seeking help.
When the case was closed by police two decades ago after her attackers could not be traced, she was left 'looking over her shoulder', suspecting bus drivers, people sat in cafes and motorists asking for directions.
"I never wanted to do anything or go anywhere, just in case they were there," she said.
"Sometimes I would get scared if I went out to family parties and got left on my own.
"I would get shaky until somebody came back and sat with me.
"It's always in the back of my head."
The woman said it was a relief to know someone had finally been caught.
She said: "Anyone out there who has got a guilty secret, just wait for that knock on the door because it will come."
Marshall had no other convictions for sexual offences.
He was put on the Sex Offenders Register for life.
Click on the link below for the background on the Briercliffe rape case.
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1:39pm Wed 25 Aug 10
pez63 says...
2:57pm Wed 25 Aug 10
bburn1 says...
2:58pm Wed 25 Aug 10
useyourhead says...
i hope there are hundreds of men sweating right now wondering when they will get a knock on the door.
3:00pm Wed 25 Aug 10
akon says...
Should have the second rapists name beaten out of him !!
His family are standing by him ?
F*cking vermin......
4:34pm Wed 25 Aug 10
ste.g says...
pez63 wrote:got to agree with you on that one.
Judge should have banged him up until he was willing to identify the second offender reguardless of who he is protecting and then his six year sentence starts that day.
hope the victim is getting some closure and satisfaction from this.i cant understand what makes a man like this commit such a crime as this they must be really depraved.
there is just no excusing it...
5:14pm Wed 25 Aug 10
Chris P Bacon says...
bburn1 wrote:Castration (surgical or medical) won't necessarily stop the perp from committing sex crimes. Look at the evil **** who've been locked up recently for sex offences against the nursery children in their care. They prove that testosterone doesn't make the sex offender commit the offence.
people like this should be castrated.and have a tattoo in a place where everyone can see.so that they can be identified by everyone else
9:33pm Wed 25 Aug 10
Darrens Delivery Service says...
What about the poor victim for christ sake.. You are a disgrace to humanity.
7:18pm Thu 26 Aug 10
duke bar says...
Scumbag should rot in hell.
Lets some of the victims family have him for an hour .this would be proper punishment.
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I thought this meant your Minecraft session occurred in a boat trapped with a tiger.
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That's so many six sided dice, WotC has announced plans to buy out Chessex.
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Don't get just one cat. Get more than one. Get several.
You're right - Cat 1 and Cat 2 will probably do nothing. Most people won't even think they exist. Cat 3 will do most of the work, but won't harrass rats beyond 100 meters. Cat 4 needs motivation - give it a small token, like a ring.
Cat 5 can be faster than Cat 3, but like Cat 3, speed and response begin to attenuate after 100 meters. They start dropping packets, which should promptly be buried in the litter box. In the event that rodents bite back, you should consider shielding Cat 5.
Cat 6 is extremely fast with very little latency, but inflexible and difficult to work with. I use them in my fruit pantry, where rats ate "twisted pears"
We like to think if as birth-barfing. The really nasty part is when it gets near the end... Ever drag your own anus down the length of your tongue? It's not pleasant.
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I got mine from Best Buy, and paid the extra $30 for the extended warranty. Every time the pedal breaks, I bring it in, and they bust open a new box of Rock Band to give me the pedal inside. The remainder of the box goes back to Harmonix.
It was happening a few times at first, then when I was having my cousins come over for Rock Band every night, the pedal was breaking on a nightly basis. Best record so far is a broken pedal 5 nights in a row. 11 broken pedals so far.
I hope is enough people have done what I've done, this is going to cost Harmonix dearly. My Best Buy warranty lasts until September. I can keep doing this until then.
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When I'm alone in my room, sometimes I stare at the wall, and in the back of my mind I hear my conscience call, telling me I need a girl who's as sweet as a dove. For the first time in my life, I see I need love. Or, failing that, an exclusive Valentines day mixtape from Jessie Ware and Sampha. Today they release their duet "Valentine" on Young Turks. It's out on heart-shaped vinyl (so cute!) and has a pretty video by Marcus Soderland. Tune into the Boiler Room Young Turks special later to see them perform alongside Jamie XX and special guests. Jessie and Sampha made us a lovely mixtape and because their song deals with real world romance (rather than the Sex Me kind) we asked them to play agony aunt and uncle. Grab the mix here and read their advice for lonely teens under the jump.
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Hardly a day goes by without hearing about another Internet scam, identity theft problem or fraudulent phone call. It's bad enough that scammers and other pests are poised to pounce. The fact that seniors may be special targets is reprehensible. Take the case of one of my dear friends, an educated and intelligent woman who's managed her life quite brilliantly, thank you. Not too long ago, she got a robo call from a lovely young man who offered to help lower the interest rate on her credit cards. His spiel went something like this: "I know it would be hard for you to negotiate with your credit card companies on your own, but since I represent many, many people, the credit card companies will listen to me. All I need from you is your social security number." Of course, she gave it to him. Within hours, $2000 had been fraudulently charged to one of her credit cards. I don't have the heart to ask if her IRA and other accounts are still intact.
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SHOULD I CARE? Yes, if you don't have health insurance or buy it on your own. Michigan has 1.1 million uninsured residents and hundreds of thousands more who purchase their own. The law requires that you have health coverage or face fines.
DO I QUALIFY? You will get tax credits to help pay for monthly premiums if you make between 100 and 400 percent of the federal poverty line. That's about $11,500 to $46,000 for an individual, or $23,000 to $94,000 for a family of four.
WHAT IS THE DEADLINE? Coverage starts Jan. 1. You have until March 31 to sign up for a plan without being penalized.
HOW DO I PICK THE BEST PLAN? Go to www.healthcare.gov or call 800-318-2596. You'll have four levels of coverage to consider: bronze, silver, gold and platinum. Plans at every level cover the same benefits but different percentages of medical costs.
DOES MICHIGAN DIFFER FROM OTHER STATES? Yes and no. It's among 36 states where the federal government will control all or most of the exchange. State government has a limited role except to link computer systems to the market.
One thing unique to Michigan is competition. It has the highest number of participating insurers, 13, among states that chose not to run the exchange on their own.
You on average will have 43 plans to pick from. You'll pay dramatically different premiums depending on your income, family size, age, hometown and tobacco use. Michigan's average premium, before tax credits, ranks about middle of the pack nationally.


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Starbound is a brand new game currently in beta developed by Chucklefish, an indie game company made up of a lovely group of dudes and dudettes.
Starbound begins with you fleeing your homeworld in a space shuttle, just as it's destroyed by an unknown enemy. With nothing to guide it, the escape pod shoots into space without direction, becoming hopelessly lost in a sea of stars. As luck would have it, the space shuttle makes contact with an abandoned space station and an adventure begins that will take you hurtling across the universe. Starbound contains both quests and story driven missions, buried inside its vast sandbox universe.
The game is available as early beta access for $14.99/€13.99 to download on Steam as of December 4, 2013.
The general mechanics of Starbound are described below:
Because they're working so hard to make each planet unique, they want to give you the tools to catalog the things you find and make sure absolutely everything you find has depth in the world. Much like old school point and click adventures, absolutely every object in the world, right down to the trees and flowers, can be examined with a description.
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CAL CAREER (Updated Career Stats): Changed to his current uniform No. 7 beginning with 2012 spring practices after spending the 2011 season as No. 13.
2013: Had a huge spring game with a game-high-tying six tackles, while leading the defense with 1.5 sacks (game-high -7 yards), co-leading the unit with 1.5 tackles for loss (-7 yards) and forcing a fumble … his spring game totals in sacks, tackles for loss as well as the forced fumble contributed to a combined 10 points for the defense in a scoring system that rewarded the defense for certain plays ... listed as the starter at the "SAM" position on the preseason depth chart.
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2011: Redshirted … did not play … listed as the nation's No. 59 freshman linebacker prior to the season by Phil Steele.
VENTURA ST. BONAVENTURE HS: Listed by ESPN as the No. 37 outside linebacker in the nation, checked in at No. 38 according to Scout, while Rivals had him as the No. 41 "athlete" in the country as well as the No. 53 player overall from the state of California ... garnered a three-star rating from ESPN, Rivals and Scout ... selected All-Region by Prepstar as a 2010 senior and was the organization's No. 33 player overall in California/Hawaii/Nevada ... led his squad to an 11-2 overall record and an 8-1 Marmonte League mark during his senior campaign when he was named the top linebacker in the conference and was a second-team GoldenStatePreps All-State choice, as well as a first-team GoldenStatePreps All-Southern California, All-CIF Section Northern Division, All-Ventura County and Ventura County Star selection … also selected as his school's Ventura County Sports Hall of Fame Male Athlete of the Year in 2011 … recorded 110 tackles, 5.0 sacks, two interceptions, three forced fumbles and one fumble recovery that he returned for a touchdown as a senior ... posted 70 tackles, 6.0 sacks and one interception return for a touchdown during his 2009 junior campaign to earn All-Channel League honors for a second consecutive season.
OTHER: Full name is Jalen David Jefferson … born February 4, 1993 … parents are David Jefferson and Nina Marie Vitug … intended major is legal studies.
Tackles: 10 (vs. UCLA, 2012)
Tackles For Loss: 1.0 (vs. Oregon, 2012)
Tackle For Loss Yards: 6 (vs. Oregon, 2012)
Sacks: 1.0 (vs. Oregon, 2012)
Sack Yards: 6 (vs. Oregon, 2012)
Quarterback Hurries: 1 (twice, last at Washington State, 2012)
Pass Breakups: 1 (vs. Southern Utah, 2012)
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He is clearly still intriguing to many.
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Crystal Antlers have been alive and kicking since the days that we were finding out about new bands on MySpace (the year 2006, specifically), but "Licorice PIzza," the lead single from their upcoming, Innovative Leisure debut, is shot through with enough stumbling-over-itself energy and voice-cracking screams to make you feel like you're listening in on some raw, undiscovered punk band. It's as young-at-heart as its title and Jonny Bell's repeated proclamation that he won't sleep again, but it's got the kind of catchy simplicity that in reality can be very difficult to achieve, and it ends in a precocious flourish of post-punk saxophone. Nothing Is Real is out October 15th via Innovative Leisure, and is available for pre-order now.
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Victoria Hall is a private student hall of residence in an excellent city centre location. We have rooms to rent to the general public over the summer months. (NB You don't need to be a student to stay here over the summer). Rooms available include single and double ensuite bedrooms in fully furnished four or five bedroom apartments. Alternatively the entire apartment can be rented out by a group of friends, family or colleagues. Each apartment has 1 double bedroom with 3 or 4 single bedrooms.
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Dissertation: Implications of Intertemporally Dependent Asset Pricing Models for Macro Time Series Data
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Via Krugthulu, Marco Rubio's isn't sure how old the planet is:
GQ: How old do you think the Earth is?
Marco Rubio: I'm not a scientist, man. I can tell you what recorded history says, I can tell you what the Bible says, but I think that's a dispute amongst theologians and I think it has nothing to do with the gross domestic product or economic growth of the United States. I think the age of the universe has zero to do with how our economy is going to grow. I'm not a scientist. I don't think I'm qualified to answer a question like that. At the end of the day, I think there are multiple theories out there on how the universe was created and I think this is a country where people should have the opportunity to teach them all. I think parents should be able to teach their kids what their faith says, what science says. Whether the Earth was created in 7 days, or 7 actual eras, I'm not sure we'll ever be able to answer that. It's one of the great mysteries.
At one level, this shows the Republican's anti-science at its worse. The Christian right doesn't see science as a path to knowledge, merely as another hermetic cult with its own competing creation myths. This is the key to why this young eartherism is a problem.
On another level, it shows the chutzpah of the Republicans. Of course being scientifically illiterate has an impact on the economy! The economy is more or less science in action, or at least the application of things that haven't failed yet, which is more or less what science is.
This should be worrying for everyone involved (which sadly is everyone) because we're already 13 days into the 2016 campaign, and this guy is in the front of the Republican pack.
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Airing one of my more unfashionable views for no other reason than because Chris Blattman echoes me.
The reasons that corruption should hurt growth are so persuasive that economists have been pretty surprised not to find much evidence. One team reviewed 41 different cross-country studies of corruption and development. Two-thirds of the studies don't even find a negative correlation. Cross-country studies have mostly bad data and empirics, so we should not rest here. But Jacob Svensson has a nice overview of the broader evidence and draws the same conclusion: there's not much to show that corruption reduces growth on net.
I think Acemoglu and Robinson put it best…
Here is a conjecture: corruption is a way for many economists and policymakers to talk about bad political outcomes without talking about politics… Corruption is an attractive talking point for both politicians and many economists because it is fundamentally viewed as apolitical. But poverty, alas, is not.
This fear of politics ties into the technocratisation of policy making. Following the 1980s people began to think that economics was best left to economists. That they would work out clever answers to complicated questions and that clever people would implement them. Even if the electorate was stupid and didn't want them, technocrats could win the battle of ideas.
The last fifteen years or so, at least since the Asian Financial Crisis, reality has been punching technocrats in the face again and again and again. Of course, most of the punches came from the developing world and could be safely ignored. Finally, in the face of massive suffering in the Eurozone and the US technocrats like Brad DeLong began to think again about politics and political economy.
Its the institutions, stupid. And it is stupid people who build institutions. They're built by the stupid because we are all stupid. Everyday the worlds stock of knowledge expands more rapidly than you can learn. We are all progressively getting more stupid. If you want long term positive change then you have to force people towards your idea of it. The best organised and most convincing win because it is only in groups that we can overcome our innate ignorance.
Over a long enough time frame, humanity will return to the stone age or die trying. For a long time, people have accepted that ideas matter, but the old idea that putting lots and lots of people behind those ideas is coming back into fashion.
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Alpha Zulu
Gary Copeland Lilley
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In Gary Copeland Lilleys arresting volume Alpha Zulu, the long poem Serial, reads:
Shes a collection
of worn edges
until I push the blade
towards her heart. One hand
keeping Gods name
inside her mouth.
I look into her eyes
as she leaves.
As Kim Addonizio notes in her comments on the book, the section is bone-cold, the culmination of a poem that focuses on a serial killer and his prostitute victims. As the killer notes earlier in the poem, Its not a completely random thing, / the impersonal exactness / of the transaction / that buys every hole she has. The serial killer adopts the justification of God, a point of view that these women deserve what they get.
Lilley deals with prostitution and pornography in a number of these poems, noting in Porno that a bad woman is less faithful than the girl on screen. But the poems as a whole deal with a variety of subjects, many having to do with the roles of African-American males within American society and Lilleys work with the U.S. Navy Submarine Force. The poems discuss the blues, and one sequence uses the tarot deck to make its imagistic points. Most of the poems, though, are narratives about peoples transformative ability to fit in when they feel their choices are limited. As the author puts it at the end of the book, the main rule of love is to not be dead.
Lilley riffs on spending Veterans Day at Rite Liquor Store and Bar, discussing the value of ones hopes and the fact that they do not cost anything. The reader need not know anything about the Tarot to interpret what Lilley wants to say through them, as in Three of Cups Reversed: Beneath a ragged flag, the bare trees / in the departing winter, ashtrays half full, / fresh pack of cigarettes, and three cans of beer / sweating beside me on the table. Lilleys efforts fall down in some of the prose poems, especially the ones without punctuation, but he delivers powerful messages about the deliverance that a man demands from life, depicting the soul as a sack of sand and a funeral as a fitful bed / along an obscene wall. His verse brings beauty to the almost-failed world it creates.
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Many of us have at least one vegetarian friend or, perhaps, had one vegetarian friend. Vegetarians tend to move in one of two directions: back to their omnivorous ways and carnivorous tendencies, or toward veganism, adopting a strict plant-based diet. Veganism requires an individual to give up animal by-products including milk, cheese, eggs, whey (a derivative of milk), and gelatin (crushed bones found in Jello), as well as meat and fish.
But how do you willingly abandon meat and dairy in a world where people are overtly enthusiastic about replacing two slices of bread with chicken filets and indulging in a KFC Double Down? Most importantly, how do you adopt a vegan diet in Belleville, where Washington Avenue boasts every fast-food chain restaurant you can imagine, and most privately owned restaurants serve specific cultural foods traditionally known for containing animal products?
Most people think that becoming vegan is "too hard," or "impossible." A line I hear commonly: "I could see myself becoming vegetarian, but never vegan." Think of it this way: a meat-centric diet is like driving an SUV, a vegetarian diet is like driving a mid-sized car, and a vegan diet is like riding a bike. Not only is being a vegan healthy for you, but it benefits not only your immediate community by increasing support for local businesses, and also the rest of the planet by reducing carbon emissions and eliminating animal suffering.
If adopting a strict vegan diet seems completely impossible, then it might be best to try monitoring and minimizing your consumption of animal products, which will still have a positive impact that will be felt locally and globally. There are many global resources and books such as Jonathan Safron Foer's Eating Animals and Michael Pollan's The Omnivore's Dilemma, that can illuminate the benefits of conscious consumption.
Let's start at the most basic point – how to be vegan and enjoy yourself in social situations involving food right here in town. After eight years of vegetarianism, the last four of which I have been vegan, I have learned how to find vegan food at all hours of the day, in the least likely places. It's easy to be vegan if you're staying in – you can whip up varieties of cous cous and beans, spaghetti with marinara sauce, tofu vegetable stir fry, even a simple PB&J. But the real complications always happen when you're out with family and friends. So I have prepared a few scenarios and ways that you can be vegan at the most inopportune and challenging times.
The Pizza Party
Pizza is about 66% vegan. All you have to do is remove the cheese and you can enjoy pizza parties celebrating athletic victories and successful work-weeks. Algieri's located on Union Ave. offers a Veggie Pizza, which means you only have to say, "No cheese please," and you should have a vegetable- and sauce-laden pizza at your fingertips. Other options include broccoli rabe, as well as tomatoes, fresh basil, and garlic. By eliminating cheese and replacing it with vegetables, you replace saturated fats with carbohydrates, and the fiber and vitamins of vegetables, promoting healthy digestion. If you can't handle the thought of pizza sans cheese, Algieri's has a vegetable wrap with eggplant, lettuce, tomato, and roasted red peppers. There is a fee for adding cheese, so you'll not only feel healthier, but save a few dollars by eliminating it entirely. Beware of breaded eggplant, though, as it often contains eggs and milk. Instead, request that the eggplant be grilled, in order to avoid disappointment.
The Midnight Snack
It's 1:30 A.M. and your friends want a late-night snack. The fluorescent glow of Washington Avenue beckons. You find yourself at Taco Bell staring a menu primarily populated by ground-beef and cheese. What do you do? Order a crunch wrap: "No cheese, no sour cream, no beef, substitute beans, and add guacamole." This applies to standard burritos as well. By eliminating the dairy, you'll avoid a late-night upset stomach, and by adding beans and guacamole, you'll increase the plant-based proteins and omega-3 fatty acids, which promote muscle and brain development, respectively. I would not recommend depending on crunch wraps for a continual source of vegan nourishment, but on the rare occasion that you find yourself hungry in the middle of the night downtown, you'll still have options.
The First Date
Dietary restrictions truly define a person, and when you're vegan, you are often met with a lot of Why's and Why Not's? When you're meeting someone for the first time, it can be troublesome to decide on where to eat or what to do. Topaz Thai, located on Washington Ave., simplifies the decision-making when you're looking for a restaurant to sit down in and enjoy. Topaz Thai offers curries, noodles, and fried rice, with the option of substituting vegetables or tofu for beef, pork, or shrimp. Often, Thai noodles contain eggs, but they can be easily be removed from the dish on request. Soy protein found in tofu is a nutritional alternative to animal protein found in meat because soy is lower in cholesterol and fat, as well as free of hormones and the burden of animal slaughter. Tofu also tends to absorb Thai spices and marinades, resulting in a delicious little sponge of flavor.
The Snowy Day Delivery
Two feet of snow on the ground and no desire to leave the house when hunger pangs strike? If you're not getting a pizza delivery, and you're craving Chinese take-out, China Star, located on Franklin Ave., can provide you with meat-free alternatives delivered to your door. Steamed vegetable dumplings make a filling appetizer. Steamed tofu (also called "bean curd") can be ordered steamed with mixed vegetables and brown rice, or it can be made as "General Tso's Tofu." Although the latter is not as healthy as the steamed and vegetable options, if you're vegan and nostalgic for your meat-eating days, tofu smothered in General Tso's sauce might do the trick. Sticking to brown rice instead of white rice is a wise choice too, increasing your dietary fiber intake. It's also easier for your body to digest.
The Bagel Breakfast
Sleepovers and staff meetings often involve bagels as the primary source of quick nourishment.
Sunrise Hot Bagels, located on Joralemon Street, has a variety of toasty bagels that are vegan, as long as you avoid the egg bagels. Peanut butter, which contains more protein than butter or cream cheese, is a dense source of energy and is a satisfying spread. Fruit salads also add a bit of hydration and sweetness to the morning to complement the density of bagels and peanut butter.
The Summertime Snack
Although summer is far away, the daytime heat often leads to desire for ice cream cones and cups of frozen yogurt. A cold alternative is Italian ice at Rita's, located on Belleville Ave. Although sweet and refreshing, it lacks the cream, dairy, and heaviness of milk-filled treats.
Fruits and Vegetables
As a vegan, a large portion of your life is dedicated to the active consumption of fruits and vegetables, unprocessed and found in the natural world. The Garden Farmers Market, located on Franklin Ave., can provide you with fresh produce year-round, so you can whip up hummus from fresh garbanzo beans, garlic, onion, and jalapeno peppers; guacamole, from ripe avocados and tomatoes; or a fruit mix of grapes, melon, strawberries and blueberries.
Although consisting of a diet largely of fruits and vegetables, veganism is not synonymous with bland or boring; in fact, it can increase your appreciation for all of the food that you consume. Giving up dairy, meat, and eggs, as well as other animal by-products, requires willpower, dedication, patience, and a desire to understand your food. I was once an avid meat-eater and ice-cream-lover, but by closely monitoring my diet to incorporate beans, fruits and vegetables, tofu, whole grain breads and pastas, and supplements such as B12 and vitamin D, I have been able to eat anywhere and with anyone.
With a vision of Washington Avenue and its chain restaurants looming, I thought it might be difficult to be vegan in a town without a Whole Foods Market or abundance of vegetarian restaurants; however, I've found that from fast-food to farmer's market, there are a multitude of healthy options available to Belleville residents looking to embrace a vegan diet.


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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — There were some dark days at Notre Dame and Alabama, dark years really, during which two of college football's proudest programs flailed and foundered.
Notre Dame won the national championship in 1988, then spent much of the next two decades running through coaches — four if you count the guy who never coached a game — and drifting between mediocre and pretty good.
Alabama won the national championship in 1992, then spent the next 15 years running through coaches — four if you count the guy who never coached a game — and drifting between mediocre and pretty good.
As the 21st century dawned, the Fighting Irish and the Crimson Tide were old news, stodgy remnants of a glorious past, not moving fast enough to keep up with the times, and searching for someone to lead them back to the top.
"It parallels Notre Dame to a tee," said Paul Finebaum, who has covered Alabama as a newspaper reporter and radio show host for more than 30 years. "The attitude was 'We're Alabama. We don't have to do what others are doing. We'll win because of our tradition.' Finally everyone passed Alabama."
And Notre Dame.
Then along came Nick Saban and Brian Kelly to knock off the rust, fine tune the engines and turn the Crimson Tide and Fighting Irish into the sharpest machines in college football again.
No. 1 Notre Dame and No. 2 Alabama meet Monday night in Miami in a BCS championship between two titans not all that far removed from tough times.
"The pendulum swings," said former Alabama coach Gene Stallings, the last Tide coach before Saban to bring home a national title. "You don't stay good forever. You don't stay bad forever."
Of course, Alabama and Notre Dame fans aren't real comfortable with the first part of that statement. The Crimson Tide and Fighting Irish were perennial national championship contenders for decades.


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Two weeks after convicting Scott Peterson of killing his pregnant wife and unborn son, the same jury will begin hearing arguments in Redwood City, Calif., on Tuesday on whether he should face death by lethal injection, or life in prison without parole.
The penalty phase is expected to last about four days and feature friends and relatives from both sides of the case spelling out their sense of loss and grief. Then the six-man, six-woman jury will resume sequestered deliberations.


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1:00pm Saturday 1st February 2014 in News By Harry Hogger, Dorchester reporter
VISITORS to the Dorset County Museum will be treading where few have trod before.
The Dorchester museum's Victorian Gallery has been closed for more than a week while major repair work was done on its floor.
The operation meant moving all the exhibits out of the museum's main gallery, including two Roman sarcophagi, and carefully fitting the new flooring in around 2,000-year-old mosaics.
The exhibits then had to be put carefully back into place before the museum could open as normal again today.
During the closure of the Victorian Gallery the museum has been offering free entry to the rest of the attraction.
Assistant collections manager Helen Sergeant said: "It has been really interesting to see how it's all been taking place, everything has had to come out so we could do the work, including the Roman sarcophagi.
"They are incredibly fragile and we had to get in touch with the British Museum to work out the best way of doing it.
"I'm particularly pleased with how it's gone because we were very worried about the mosaics but we protected them whilst the work was going on and the company was very careful."
All the galleries pictures had to be specially protected as well while the rest of the section, including the cases where the exhibits were housed, was completely emptied.
Helen said she was delighted with the results, with the new floor making all the upheaval and hard work worth it.
She said: "I think it really sets of the mosaic floors.
"This is where we put quite a lot of the start and the mosaics are so beautiful.
"We are just so pleased and proud that it's been done."
Collections manager Dr Jenny Cripps was also pleased with the completed work.
She said: "It looks so much better in here and brighter and more colourful, everything has all come together.
"Not only is this room used for the museum but we also have events here in the evening and this will make it nicer for everybody coming in."
The museum is open from 10am to 4pm from Monday to Saturday, with more information available at dorsetcountymuseum.org
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A21 December UpdateBy karla keatinge
5 Dec 2012
From our friends at the A21:
2012 is coming to a close, and it has been a phenomenal year for The A21 Campaign.
So much has happened in the course of a calendar year, in which we turned four years old as an organization. We want to share the strides being made towards abolition in the 21st century with our supporters, since YOU are the ones that make it all possible!
We opened the doors to our transition home in Bulgaria, bringing A21 representation into six different countries. The transition home provides a safe place for girls who were once trafficked to ease back into a life of freedom and making decisions on their own. And YOU came together to raise money to furnish the entire place. Since then, we got to share with Bulgarian President, Rosen Plavneliev, the mission of A21.
We opened our A21 Carolinas office to focus on United States outreach. The launch of the office included our first ever gala, raising funds for continued expansion.
The A21 Campaign was honored at the U.S. Trafficking in Persons ceremony. The ceremony marks the release of the TIP Report every year. It also honors ten "TIP Heroes," whom the United States recognizes as the ten most influential people in ending human trafficking. Our European Director, Phil Hyldgaard, was presented the award by Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton.
And what exactly brought The A21 Campaign to the global stage to be recognized by the U.S. government? A lot of it had to do with the launch of 1109, the Human Trafficking Resource Hotline we launched in Greece. The hotline is a secure place to leave anonymous tips about potential trafficking situations. It is also a resource to simply learn how trafficking works in the area. We've already seen 9 girls brought to our shelter as a direct result of the hotline.
Oh, we also sponsored a Greek football team, which now advertises the hotline with every game.
We had our most successful Key2Free to date! The global awareness initiative included lobbying to Eastern European governments, events hosted by abolitionists in dozens of different countries, and even a guy who shaved our logo in his head.
We've had people this year host bike rides, marathons, eBay sales, tea parties, and more… all in the name of raising awareness and funds for The A21 Campaign. From the young girl who took her Sweet 16 celebrations as an opportunity to raise money for trafficking victims to the elderly community group from Australia who packed boxes of gifts to send the survivors in our Greek shelter, our supporters—young and old—are passionate about abolishing injustice.
In terms of pop culture, the song called "27 Million" by Matt Redman and LZ7 was released. The song raised awareness about the modern slavery epidemic, and was aired with great reception in many countries around the globe.
A21 Founder Christine Caine released her book, Undaunted, which included much of the story of The A21 Campaigns beginnings. A portion of the sales went to benefit The A21 Campaign.
Around the globe our staff is growing and passionate about mobilizing others to get involved in the fight for freedom. As a team, there have been over 800 awareness and prevention events, reaching thousands of people. From small rural villages to business boardrooms, from orphanages to conferences, the belief that change is possible is poured out to those who want to make a difference.
This year we saw seventeen traffickers were convicted in Eastern Europe. Seventeen! There were ten court cases for our legal team. The traffickers have been convicted for a total of 200 years and 7 months. They have been fined over $927,000 Euros (over $1,000,000 USD) cumulatively.
But perhaps most importantly, we welcomed new survivors into our shelters and transition homes. The A21 Campaign exists to bring freedom to the enslaved, so we are constantly seeking to open our doors to all who are in need. Just like all the statistics and accomplishments this year, they represent freedom. They represent justice. And they show that we are all the closer to truly accomplishing abolition in the 21st century.
To those who financially support The A21 Campaign, you are not donors, you are partners and friends in the fight for freedom. As the new year approaches, we cannot thank you enough for everyone who has supported and allowed us to fight for justice in the 21st century.


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Molson Resurrects 'I Am Canadian' Slogan via Traveling Beer Fridge
Let's begin yet another hot, muggy day in NYC with an item related to something that's pretty much always refreshing, especially during this time of year: beer. A decade after moving on from its "I Am Canadian" slogan, Molson has decided to reinstill some native pride, bringing back the mantra via a traveling beer fridge that can only be opened by, what else, a Canadian passport. In its effort to keep it real and spread the word throughout the globe, Molson's fridge (by the way, nice touch on the bottles), which was concocted by Canadian agency Rethink, has made its way from London to the White Cliffs of Dover to Brussels. While we're reminded to renew our own U.S. passport, check out the beer fridge spot above and a making of clip along with credits after the jump.
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A group of high-powered Democrats in Framingham, including most of the legislative delegation, is hosting a fundraiser for Lt. Gov. Tim Murray tonight in Framingham at La Cantina Ristorante.
Locals can meet with the Lt. Gov. between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. with a suggested donation of $50, $100 or $200.
The election is in 2014.
Murray is no stranger to Framingham. The former Worcester mayor makes frequent visits to the largest town in the Commonwealth.
State Rep. Sannicandro writes in an invite that went out that "Murray is a great friend to MetroWest, investing $22 Million into a new MassBay Campus, $9 Million to improved transportation infrastructure and re-opening Ashland State Park. Come support Tim because he supports us."
Some of the host committee for tonight's event include Selectman Dennis Giombetti, Planning Board member Tom Mahoney, Rep. Chris Walsh, Sen. Karen Spilka, Selectman Charlie Sisitsky, former representative Pam Richardson, Nanette Magnani, Selectman Laurie Lee, Phil and Valerie Ottaviani and Charles & Kathleen Stefanini.
It's not unusual for politicians to hold fundraisers before declaring their intention to run.
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Clark County Coroner
The Clark County Coroner's race is being contested by a New Chapel firefighter-paramedic and a New Albany Police Department officer.
The victor Nov. 6 will replace incumbent Edwin "Huck" Coots, who is not eligible to run for a third-consecutive term. A member of the Coots family has held the office since 1888, except for two years in the late 1920s. The position has an annual salary of $12,344 and a four-year term.
John Hall
Democrat John Hall, 41, of Clarksville, is a sergeant with NAPD and works as an assistant-shift commander. Hall said he has gained experience in his 16 years with the department that will help him serve as Clark County's next coroner.
"I feel like I am very qualified for the position and having worked with coroners in the past, I feel like it is important to have a qualified person in that position," he said. "If you get an unqualified person in that position there are a lot of problems dealing with law enforcement, dealing with the medical community and things of that nature."
He said when family members are dealing with the recent death of a loved one, they want the most highly-qualified person available to provide guidance in their time of need.
"Someone's death is a very important thing to have to deal with," Hall said.
Hall also said he brings strong leadership abilities that have already been recognized through his affiliation with the Indiana Fraternal Order of Police. He has been elected on several occasions as president of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 99 in New Albany. Hall added he was selected among 120 candidates across the state as the FOP President of the Year in 2012
He said his commitment to his duties with NAPD would not interfere with his role of coroner. Hall said he would typically call upon his deputy coroners to respond to death calls that arise when he is on duty at the department.
Hall said he hopes to continue the standard of service Clark County residents have benefited from in the last 100 years.
"The coroner's office in Clark County has ran well for over a century, and there is no need to disrupt something that has been running well," he said.
Of the two paid deputy coroners that the elected coroner can appoint, Hall said he will keep one of the deputies on staff and replace the retiring deputy with Coots.
Coots added Hall to the coroner's staff late last year as an unpaid deputy coroner after he decided to run in the current election, Hall said. While serving as a deputy coroner, Hall said he has undergone mandated training to become a coroner and become familiar with the office duties.
"I will be able to hit the ground running," Hall said.
He said having Coots on board would provide him direct access to a valuable resource of extensive experience and knowledge.
"Huck and I, we work well together, and between my knowledge in law enforcement and his knowledge in the coroner side of things, I don't think there are many things we can't handle expeditiously and appropriately," Hall said.
Coots was asked if he made the same offer to serve as deputy coroner to Hall's opposition, Terry Conway, and he said it is "too soon to tell."


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In 2004 San Luis Obispo County filed an application with the California Public Utilities Commission to build an at-grade crossing at 16th Street to provide safe access for children to walk across the tracks on their way to the school just up the hill. There were a couple of roadblocks, and in the interim a fence was installed blocking the tracks. The crossing is now under construction and will be completed after signals are installed by Union Pacific Railroad.
Dont forget the spaghetti dinner at Lillian Larsen School, 16th & L Streets, being served from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday to benefit art and music programs.
Mission San Antonio de Padua in Jolon presents An Evening in the Garden from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday. Enjoy wine tasting with paired hors doeuvres; musical entertainment will be provided. Advance tickets may be ordered from the Mission San Antonio Gift Shop at 831-385-4478 extension 10. Funds are for earthquake retrofit and continuing restoration.
The Coffee Station at 12th and Mission streets has added meals to its menu, served from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. daily. Maria Leonardo provides delicious dinner plates, rice bowls, burritos, wraps, and sandwiches. Homemade pastries and muffins are still available.
The Mission San Miguel Busy Bees will hold their annual Christmas Arts & Crafts Faire on Nov.8, 9 and 10 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the mission. This is a great opportunity to purchase one-of-a-kind handmade gift items. Enjoy coffee and cookies while browsing. For more information call the Parish Office at 467-2131 during business hours.
Father John Gini OFM, who was pastor at both Mission San Miguel and Mission San Antonio a few years ago, passed away last week in Los Angeles. Time and place of local services is still being planned.
For information on San Miguel events and history, visit www.discoversanmiguel.com.
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MADISON — James R. Fidel, 60, of Madison, Ohio, died Friday, Dec. 27, 2013.
Private family services will be observed.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggest contributions be made in Jim's name to a charity of your choice. Arrangements by The Behm Family Funeral Home, 26 River St., Madison.


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On Wednesday, the Department of Defense announced its second sizable body armor order in three days, bringing the total amount of money spent on "tactical vests" to more than $157 million (so far) this week.
Wednesday's award went to British defense contractor BAE Systems (NASDAQOTH: BAESY) and was valued at $78.3 million. In it, the Pentagon ordered BAE to supply "improved outer tactical vests and individual repair kits" (i.e., body armor) for use by the U.S. Army and Air Force.
This followed a Monday announcement, in which the Pentagon awarded a similar "contract modification" to privately held Protective Products Enterprises, directing that company to supply $79.5 million worth of improved outer tactical vests and "components" -- again, body armor and, again, for use by the U.S. Army and Air Force.
Both contracts are expected to be completed by Feb. 27, 2014.
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The Green Needham Collaborative wrapped up its 10 percent Energy Challenge campaign with the presentation of a brass plaque at Needham's Powers Hall on Friday, Oct. 12.
The plaque honors the town of Needham for its sustainability accomplishments and lists 32 local businesses, organizations and schools that have shown an outstanding commitment to cutting energy use. The plaque, which will be displayed in a glass case on the first floor of Town Hall, was unveiled by Selectman Jerry Wasserman and fourth grader Jack Gordon, a member of Eliot School's Green Kids Team.
Forty people attended the ceremony, including state and town officials, as well as representatives of the local schools, organizations, businesses and houses of worship named on the plaque. Honorees earned the awards for their success at reducing their building's energy use or for their efforts to get members or employees to take Green Needham's 10 percent Energy Challenge.
The challenge is an online tool that enables users to make a personal plan to lower their carbon footprint. Nearly 900 local households have taken the challenge, pledging to implement energy-saving actions that would keep more than 7 million pounds of CO2 out of the atmosphere each year.
"It was inspiring to hear about the concrete actions different organizations have taken to conserve energy," said Anne Hayek, a member of the Environmental Ministry Team at The Congregational Church of Needham. "I was aware of some of what other houses of worship were doing, but not the businesses and some of the civic organizations. It's great to see so many groups taking leadership on this issue."
Highlights mentioned during the ceremony included the town of Needham's use of geothermal technology in its Public Services Administration Building, Pollard Middle School's integration of the 10 percent Challenge into eighth grade science classes, and First Parish in Needham's distinction of being the first house of worship in New England to receive an Energy Star rating because of their building's low energy use.
"The plaque symbolizes the fact that there are many paths to the goal of cutting energy use," said Eleanor Rosellini, one of the coordinators of Green Needham's 10 percent Energy Challenge campaign. "The diversity of Needham businesses honored on the plaque—Koko FitClub of Needham, North Hill, Muzi Motors, Petit Robert Bistro, PTC, Stone Hearth Pizza and Volante Farms—is proof that opportunities for cost-effective energy savings exist in almost every setting."
The presentation ended with a special commendation for the Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering, which has reduced annual energy consumption by 42 percent over the last six years, avoiding $2 million in energy costs.
A complete list of the honorees can be found at www.GreenNeedham.org.


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Knoxville Dragway is a 1/8 mile IHRA dragstrip located near Maynardsville, Tennessee.
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