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Easy application that spreads nice and thin. As others have said it can become tough to remove if left on to long. Also very heavy dusting if this happens! Took lots of elbow grease to remove from hood which I did first. After adjust my technique the rest of the car went well. Seems to leave a very tough layer of protection. It's a good buy and will surely get dozens of waxing from the 9 ounce size. I like Collinites advertising philosophy...word of mouth! I gave a free bottle of 845 to my neighbor for his 1983 camper and he loves it! I'm very confident in their product line. Way to go Collonite!! High recommendation to all Collonite product. Quality + affordability = happy camper!
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I have used many many waxes over the years, and at the advise of a coworker, I bought Collinite 845. I really liked it, but decided if 845 was good, 476 might be better...and it is!!! I would also suggest to do one panel at a time, since if left on to dry, it's very difficult to get off. Read up on the stuff for proper application, but it is definately one (if not the best) waxes I have ever used. I apply it by hand with a damp MF applicator, let it haze up, and buff it off (machine) with a microfiber bonnet over a lambswool pad, just for added cushioning. Again, I would recommend this to anyone (and I have!!). It's a great, long lasting product, and application isn't as bad as some say, if you don't let it dry on. PS: A second coat is a good idea, and as far as I know, you can top it with another wax. I have 2 coats of 476s and top it with 845!!
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Would they buy this item again? Yes
This is the third can of 476s that I've purchased - have used it yearly since 2004. Absolutely the best wax I've tried, lasts a full year, not difficult to apply (in some sequence of body panels), and rewarding in terms of the lasting beading and easy drying at auto washes.
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This is the permanent wax. I suggest to apply a panel at a time, finger swipe test & and remove ASAP. If left on the surface to long it can become difficult to remove and I had to use a quick detailer to help with removal.
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I have topped with Collinite 845 with no problems.
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I have topped with Collinite 845 with no problems.
Reviewed by ed a. on 11/13/2012
Would they buy this item again? Yes
I have used Collinite for more than 35 years. There is no better wax, period. It gives amazing depth to paint, an appearance of looking down through the gloss. It lasts well, even here in New England. Make sure you do an area at a time (say, one fender) or you'll spend a lot of time getting it off! Amazing product for finicky car owners!
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An Ocean County businessman continues to challenge one of the county's long serving freeholders.
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Nick DeRose drew a two-out, bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the 6th inning to score Bill Fleury with the winning run as the Toms River Little League All-Stars edged Newark, Delaware 11-10 to finish pool play with a 4-0 record at the Mid Atlantic Regional in Bristol, Connecticut.
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Ocean County Freeholders are considering purchasing over fifty acres of land bordering Ocean County College on Hooper Avenue in Toms River.
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Ocean County Prosecutor Joseph Coronato wants answers from the organizers of the Electric Adventure Beach Weekend, a two-day music festival in Seaside Heights, after the event required the response of multiple agencies who assisted in arresting 42 people and saving 35 overdose victims.

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There are thousands of different types of medals and medallions minted by the Freemasons and other fraternal organizations and secret societies. You have the golden 50 year jubilee medal of the Knights of Pythias (see their website). The one in our picture would sell for $10 to $20 US.
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The nation's craft brewers have a loyal and growing customer base, and they hope to leverage that into something quite helpful: a tax cut from Congress.
The New York Times
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"They were there to engage in a local pastime that goes pint in hand with drinking: lobbying,"
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Commercial beer makers pay a federal tax on every barrel of beer they produce. It is a progressive tax: small breweries, producing fewer than two million barrels a year, pay $7 on their first 60,000 barrels. For every 31-gallon barrel above 60,000, they pay $18. Only about 100 craft breweries in the United States produce more than 15,000 barrels a year. About 95% of craft breweries and brew pubs produce less than that. Bigger brewers, like Anheuser-Busch InBev, which produced 98.5 million barrels in 2011, pay $18 for every barrel.
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The union "said it gained members at auto parts plants in Alabama and Kentucky and a bus factory in Oklahoma. More than 1,000 workers at a casino in Cleveland also joined the union last year," according to the AP.
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"Girl, I got to tell you, that suit looks like a piece of 'Good God' wrapped up in some 'Have Mercy,' with a side of 'Unghm!'"
Try these outfits at home and youÔÇÖll elicit a similar response from all the homeboys, no really.
Inspired by His Royal Freshness, Yen has teamed up with Tuesday Vintage for the third of our nineties pop-culture shoots to honour the kid who ruled television for half a decade.
The master pick-up line practitioner prowled the hallways of Bel-Air Academy in his trademark inside-out blazer, hurling affection at unsuspecting ladies. ThatÔÇÖs our boy.
Known for having the best swag this side of Philly, WillÔÇÖs dope couture game and hilarious one-liners started a cult-like following that still resonates nearly 25 years on. Think double-denim, snapback hats, Air Jordans and multi-coloured vests. All that gear had to have been a few monthsÔÇÖ allowance, but when your Uncle Phil is getting that lawyer money, you can afford to diversify your closet.
Rachel March of Tuesday Vintage travelled back to Will SmithÔÇÖs heyday to relive all the crazy patterns, bright sweatshirts and silk that were a part of The Fresh Prince's modus operandi. Teaming up with the super talented photographer Sally Patti, they went down to the courts to play some B-Ball, get some phone numbers and take a few snaps. Channelling this vibrant era in all the right ways, this shoot would make the Prince himself say "Hey girl, I think I've seen your pictures somewhere before. Oh yeah, that's right. They were in the dictionary next to 'KABLAM!'"
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Patient Safety Needs a Rescue
When I asked Mary Anne Vincent, vice president of performance improvement at St. Joseph Hospital, in Orange, CA, she said those results are disappointing.
"Communication is a barrier in healthcare. So many times I see issues that could have been avoided or minimized with an extra minute or so of 'one-on-one Communications," Vincent says. In many systems, communication is broken down between nurses and physicians by merely the manner in which they forward their information, she says.
During shift changes, for instance, for some healthcare workers "it's hard to let go of that control," says Shelby Harrington, outcomes specialist for Carolinas Health System, who examined the survey results. But letting go is what needs to be done, she says.
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An important element in improving communication specifically related to shift changes involves patients themselves, Harrington says. "Giving (patients) a sense of ownership of their own care of what is happening." she said.
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Communication is one thing – between staff and patients. And then there is another level of communication, among hospital staff themselves, and that also appears lacking, the survey shows. Healthleaders are uncertain as to the ultimate responsibility within an organization of who should oversee patient safety initiatives and monitor them.
The survey showed a wide variability of potential leadership for patient safety, ranging from: 25% for executive leadership collectively; 15% for a chief patient safety officer; 14% for a special patient safety committee; 11% for a CEO personally and a designated vice president, and 10% for a chief medical officer.
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Phyllis Kritek, RN, PhD (5/27/2011 at 9:48 AM)
Since the late 80s we have had a steadily expanding data set that documents patient safety is shaped by our ability as health care providers to collaborate. It has seemed to me that we have elected to use the euphemism of "communication" to avoid the evidence that our failure to collaborate and our tendency to avoid or deny conflict is jeopardizing patient safety. We have elected to tinker with what I call the "low hanging fruit" of patient safety in an effort to skirt the elephant in the room: we sustain our dysfunctional relationships in spite of the evidence that they harm patients. I would observe that recommending that we "stop blaming poor communication and leadership structures and get to work laying out a strategy to secure patient safety" is a continuation of this same avoidance pattern in what has now become a meme in health care. If poor communication and leadership structures are putting our patients at risk, wouldn't the obvious recommendation be that we honestly confront our communication patterns and our problematic leadership structures and FIX THEM? Isn't that the work we need to do and the strategy we have not yet crafted.
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|By Greg Schulz
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|January 9, 2013 12:00 PM EST
This is the second in a two-part industry trends and perspective looking at learning from cloud incidents, view part I here.
There is good information, insight and lessons to be learned from cloud outages and other incidents.
Sorry cynics no that does not mean an end to clouds, as they are here to stay. However when and where to use them, along with what best practices, how to be ready and configure for use are part of the discussion. This means that clouds may not be for everybody or all applications, or at least today. For those who are into clouds for the long haul (either all in or partially) including current skeptics, there are many lessons to be learned and leveraged.
In order to gain confidence in clouds, some questions that I routinely am asked include are clouds more or less reliable than what you are doing? Depends on what you are doing, and how you will be using the cloud services. If you are applying HA and other BC or resiliency best practices, you may be able to configure and isolate from the more common situations. On the other hand, if you are simply using the cloud services as a low-cost alternative selecting the lowest price and service class (SLAs and SLOs), you might get what you paid for. Thus, clouds are a shared responsibility, the service provider has things they need to do, and the user or person designing how the service will be used have some decisions making responsibilities.
Keep in mind that high availability (HA), resiliency, business continuance (BC) along with disaster recovery (DR) are the sum of several pieces. This includes people, best practices, processes including change management, good design eliminating points of failure and isolating or containing faults, along with how the components or technology used (e.g. hardware, software, networks, services, tools). Good technology used in goods ways can be part of a highly resilient flexible and scalable data infrastructure. Good technology used in the wrong ways may not leverage the solutions to their full potential.
While it is easy to focus on the physical technologies (servers, storage, networks, software, facilities), many of the cloud services incidents or outages have involved people, process and best practices so those need to be considered.
These incidents or outages bring awareness, a level set, that this is still early in the cloud evolution lifecycle and to move beyond seeing clouds as just a way to cut cost, and seeing the importance and value HA, resiliency, BC and DR. This means learning from mistakes, taking action to correct or fix errors, find and cut points of failure are part of a technology maturing or the use of it. These all tie into having services with service level agreements (SLAs) with service level objectives (SLOs) for availability, reliability, durability, accessibility, performance and security among others to protect against mayhem or other things that can and do happen.
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The reason I mentioned earlier that AWS had another incident is that like their peers or competitors who have incidents in the past, AWS appears to be going through some growing, maturing, evolution related activities. During summer 2012 there was an AWS incident that affected Netflix (read more here: AWS and the Netflix Fix?). It should also be noted that there were earlier AWS outages where Netflix (read about Netflix architecture here) leveraged resiliency designs to try and prevent mayhem when others were impacted.
Is AWS a lightning rod for things to happen, a point of attraction for Mayhem and others?
Granted given their size, scope of services and how being used on a global basis AWS is blazing new territory and experiences, similar to what other information services delivery platforms did in the past. What I mean is that while taken for granted today, open systems Unix, Linux, Windows-based along with client-server, midrange or distributed systems, not to mention mainframe hardware, software, networks, processes, procedures, best practices all went through growing pains.
There are a couple of interesting threads going on over in various LinkedIn Groups based on some reporters stories including on speculation of what happened, followed with some good discussions of what actually happened and how to prevent recurrence of them in the future.
Over in the Cloud Computing, SaaS & Virtualization group forum, this thread is based on a Forbes article (Amazon AWS Takes Down Netflix on Christmas Eve) and involves conversations about SLAs, best practices, HA and related themes. Have a look at the story the thread is based on and some of the assertions being made, and ensuing discussions.
Also over at LinkedIn, in the Cloud Hosting & Service Providers group forum, this thread is based on a story titled Why Netflix' Christmas Eve Crash Was Its Own Fault with a good discussion on clouds, HA, BC, DR, resiliency and related themes.
Over at the Virtualization Practice, there is a piece titled Is Amazon Ruining Public Cloud Computing? with comments from me and Adrian Cockcroft (@Adrianco) a Netflix Architect (you can read his blog here). You can also view some presentations about the Netflix architecture here.
What this all means
Saying you get what you pay for would be too easy and perhaps not applicable.
There are good services free, or low-cost, just like good free content and other things, however vice versa, just because something costs more, does not make it better.
Otoh, there are services that charge a premium however may have no better if not worse reliability, same with content for fee or perceived value that is no better than what you get free.
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Some closing thoughts:
- Clouds are real and can be used safely; however, they are a shared responsibility.
- Only you can prevent cloud data loss, which means do your homework, be ready.
- If something can go wrong, it probably will, particularly if humans are involved.
- Prepare for the unexpected and clarify assumptions vs. realities of service capabilities.
- Leverage fault isolation and containment to prevent rolling or spreading disasters.
- Look at cloud services beyond lowest cost or for cost avoidance.
- What is your organizations culture for learning from mistakes vs. fixing blame?
- Ask yourself if you, your applications and organization are ready for clouds.
- Ask your cloud providers if they are ready for you and your applications.
- Identify what your cloud concerns are to decide what can be done about them.
- Do a proof of concept to decide what types of clouds and services are best for you.
Do not be scared of clouds, however be ready, do your homework, learn from the mistakes, misfortune and errors of others. Establish and leverage known best practices while creating new ones. Look at the past for guidance to the future, however avoid clinging to, and bringing the baggage of the past to the future. Use new technologies, tools and techniques in new ways vs. using them in old ways.
Ok, nuff said.
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Climb consists of 2 small corners stacked up on one another with a rest at the 1/2 way point. Bottom corner is really nice stemming and small holds in the corner and out right within reach. If you use the left rib holds and edges it is a bit easier but it doesn't add any security to a lead attempt. The upper corner is steep and straight in but also has edges to utilize.
Corner system between routes "Unsatisfactorily" to the left and "Easter Island" to the right in the middle of the White Wall.
Skinny and barely there in the first corner. Smallest TCU or Zero, Ballnuts. Upper corner has great pro in the medium sized cams and stoppers.


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2Vogue won't be working with Terry Richardson anymore
Terry Richardson is a pervert of the highest order, and lots of models and wannabe models have been coming forward recently to say just that. It's no secret that he's made a career on doing provocative shoots featuring lots of nudity, sex acts and other disgusting bullshit that is in no way artistic and basically just poorly masqueraded pseudo-porn.
Despite his legions of celebrity supporters, turns out major magazines are sorta over his bullshit – especially after the latest revelation that he texted a model offering to book her for a Vogue shoot if she lets him fuck her. (Not at all) Tempting, but no – and Vogue wants nothing to do with that bullshit.
"The last assignment Terry Richardson had for US Vogue appeared in the July 2010 issue and we have no plans to work with him in the future," the publication said in a statement to Us Weekly.
I mean, look – Vogue may be making some shitty choices lately, but this sort of redeems them a bit in my eyes. Fuck Terry Richardson (not literally – though that's what he'd like if you're looking to break into the modeling industry) – I hope that scumbag never works again.
April 22, 2014 at 11:00 am by Jennifer
2 Responses to "Vogue won't be working with Terry Richardson anymore"
Pfffft it's only because he is tied to other publications which have exclusivity rights in the US. He has worked with other Vogue editions recently, including this year, only not US Vogue. So, yeah.


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Hi everyone. I'm Mary-Martha, and I'm going to be the proud mother of my baby girl! All you have to do is eliminate up to 5 names from my list which I shall put in the first comment. The list is quite huge, so I desperately need your help. I'm relying on you guys to help me find the perfect name for my daughter. You may suggest name combo's, and bring back one. T.I.A ~ Mary-Martha and baby girl. One your marks, get set, ELIMINATE!
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Kick off Summer's Last Blast with Parkie's 5k Family Fun Run/Walk on Saturday, August 25, at 8 a.m. at the . All ages are welcome and the first 200 participants receive a t-shirt.
Register now for Parkie's 5K Run Aug. 25.
The cost is $18 for ages 18 years and up and $16 for children ages 6-17 years. Race day registration is $22/$20. Children five and under are free.
The course has been USATF certified and the race begins and finishes in front of the Bolingbrook Recreation & Aquatic Complex. The race winds through neighborhoods on paved streets and features monitors, split timers and water stations.
Register online at http://www.signmeup.com or call (630) 739-0272 for more information.
Registration will be available on race day beginning at 6:30 a.m. Pre-registered racers will be able to pick up race packets on Aug. 23-24 at (335 E. Boughton Rd.). Join us for a pre-race pasta fuel-up dinner for $6.50 per person.
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The Spring Cocktail War: Iron Chef-Style Bartending Competition
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The last date listed for The Spring Cocktail War was Friday June 28, 2013 / 8:00pm.
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Lobster Rolls, Oysters, Craft Beer & Live Music: Governors Island Music & Seafood Beach Party
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The funnest -- and most delicious -- party of the summer is just a short ferry ride away. The Governors Island Music & Seafood Beach Party is a celebration of warm-weather chillaxing in NYC. Headliners include tributes to two titans of summertime tunes: Bob Marley tribute CCB and Jimmy Buffet tribute Jimmy Kenny Band. Enjoy freshly prepared lobster rolls, oysters, shrimp cocktail and clams plus delicious craft beer while you grab some rays along the gorgeous sandy beach and take in Instagramable views of the East River, Manhattan and New Jersey. Set at the waterfront Governors Island Beach Club, this all-ages beach bash features performances by 10 bands on two stages -- along with the opportunity to dig into a tasty seafood platter (which can either be pre-purchased with your ticket or bought onsite while supplies last). Learn More
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We had a great time, from the complementary Patron-Margaritas to the drinks prepared by the bartenders.. All the drinks were good.. The food was ok, but I was not there for the food... If you are looking forward to staying after the competion, be ready to spend some money... drinks are not that cheap.
It was our first time there and we had a great time..
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The event was great. The drinks was good and the crowd was really nice. Music was a nice mix and the roof top party after was a blast.
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This event was nothing like the description. The event didn't start at 8pm and you have to pay cash at the bar if you want a drink before it begins. Drinks are very expensive at the bar. You have to wait on a long line after each cocktail is...continued
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We attended cocktail wars to celebrate my best friend's birthday. What a great time was had by all! The place was spacious with great decor. The DJ was fun and the competition between the bartenders was fun. The food served was fresh and very...continued
This Spring, iAdventure brings you a new installment of the popular Cocktail War Series.
Following the success of the sold-out Winter Cocktail War, the new installment is an Iron Chef-style bartending competition. Each week, two of New York's best mixologists will compete head-to-head to create the best cocktail using a series of secret ingredients in the allotted time. The creations will then be judged by none other than our valued guests in the audience! This competitive mixology event will be hosted by Niko, host of an original program for Music Choice entitled The Cut. Niko is also currently the male voice for Spotify.
Bartenders from New York hotspots, including the reigning Champion from the Winter Cocktail War, will compete during this seven-week tournament for an amazing grand prize: the title of New York's Spring Cocktail War Champion and a big cash prize. The stakes are high for these bar stars. For the rest of us, the event means a killer party featuring a rotating selection of delicious stationed appetizers, a DJ and 5 cocktail tastings plus 2 full cocktails with a master of ceremony host. The night doesn't end when a winner is announced… stick around for free entry into one NYC's hottest parties; Hudson Terrace's late-night with special guest DJ's every week. Whether you're a lover or a fighter, this is war you won't want to miss!


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Lamborghini Huracán - LP 610-4
Lamborghini / 20.12.13
Lamborghini this holiday season have a very special surprise for automotive enthusiasts.
The Lamborghini Huracán LP 610-4 has been unveiled in an official press release from Lamborghini.
The baby Lambo takes many of its looks from the Aventador's styling, with an all new sleek and sharp design. The all new Gallardo successor features a new V10 with 610hp allowing the vehicle to accelerate from 0-100 km/h in 3.2 seconds and reach a top speed of over 325 km/h courtesy of its seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. The name is derived from the fighting bull Huracán of the Spanish Conte de la Patilla breed, known for his courage and strong sense of attack. The vehicle features 3 driving modes Strada (street), Sport and Corsa (race) which are all selected right from the steering wheel. The three modes tweak the car's engine, transmission, all-wheel-drive system and stability control depending on the road conditions. Carbon ceramic brakes come as standard while you can opt for magnetic ride control and variable-ratio steering as optional extras.
Listen to the first start-up we have from the all new Lamborghini below.
The official debut will be made at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show in March, but if you are lucky enough to be a prospective buyer you will have the chance to view the car before then.