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Old 11-21-2012, 02:33 AM
Head Gasket? Any ideas?
Today my 2000 Nissan Altima (165k miles) drove fine all day. Tonight while leaving the store to go home, it immediately started to "stumble" under low throttle. It continued to get worse on the way home. At first, the stumble/miss went away once more throttle was applied, but as I neared home (during this 4 mile drive), the stumble was there all the time. The car stalled out when I went around a corner. It restarted and stumbled/missed real bad the last 1/4 mile home.
Once I stopped the car, there was white smoke pouring out of the rear of the engine. I couldn't find where it was coming from.
My coolant level is low. Ouch. Would a blown head gasket cause white smoke to raise up between the engine and the firewall?
I had the intake manifold gasket replaced 20k miles ago. When it was being done, my mechanic replaced one freeze plug because it was bad. Could have one of the others failed and cause the coolant leak? I see no coolant on the drive way. Radiator is full, but reservior is almost dry.
Last, after the car cooled down, the car will not start. I don't think my oil is showing any signs of coolant contamination. It's not chocolate milk colored. But it might have a slight haziness to it.
Any ideas on where to look?
Old 11-21-2012, 03:37 AM
I didn't notice the coolant temp was overly high when I was driving it. But that just means I didn't notice it. It could have been hot. I was listening to the car....and forgot to look at the coolant temp gauge.
The car does turn over. Quite easily. It just doesn't start. If you crank it for a bit, you might get it to "start" or fire for just a revolution...but basically, there is no combustion going on.
If it wasn't for all the smoke, I'd be inclined to think it was something easy....like a bad plug wire or a plugged fuel filter. But all the white smoke pouring from the rear of the engine has to be something....coupled with low coolant in the reservoir tank.
But not being able to get it to start now....but it easily turns over....I don't have a clue.
Old 11-21-2012, 02:44 PM
I'm starting to think that a freeze plug blew a hole in it and was the cause of the coolant leak....causing my coolant reservoir to be low, and the white smoke I saw behind the engine.
Does anyone have any idea what the leaking coolant could have destroyed causing the car to stumble/miss and finally, not start?
Old 11-22-2012, 03:34 AM
Typical smoke / cause
white smoke / burning radiator coolant
black smoke / burning too rich fuel mixture (more common w/ carbed cars).
blue tint smoke / burning oil
I'd do a compression test on all cylinders and write down the results.
Your suspicion of head gasket leak sounds like a good first guess.
Compression test to tell. Doesn't have to fire up for the test...
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Old 11-22-2012, 04:09 AM
For a quick test, pull all the spark plugs, if they are wet, chances are one or all (depends where the HG let go at) are coated with coolant which in fact means you have a blown HG. Had to do this in my wife's 2nd car, a 2002 Sentra 1.8. Block more than likely will be fine, however the freeze plug thing has me concerned....wonder if it was really bad or if the mechanic made a boo boo.
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Old 12-04-2012, 12:24 AM
So, a compression test results are as follows:
Cylinder #1: No compression
Cylinder #2: 150 psi
Cylinder #3: 90 psi
Cylinder $4: No compression
So, since my engine had white smoking coming from under the hood, and the coolant level in the reservoir tank was real low/empty, should I assume a head gasket failure?
If this was your car, would you rebuild the engine (get a remanufactured head, etc.), or just buy a new rebuilt engine (about $1300)?
Old 12-05-2012, 01:22 AM
Can anyone give me any advice please? I find it peculiar that cylinder 1 and 4 are dead. That usually doesn't happen I think. Usually it's the middle two.
I also think my mechanic is at fault, when he installed new radiator and water pump, the car over heated a few hundred miles later. I think there was an air bubble in the coolant and prevented the t-stat from opening.
If anyone can please help, please do!!
Old 12-05-2012, 02:19 AM
At this point the only thing you can do is to remove the head, inspect the HG for signs of visible damage, and rotate the crank manually to verify that the pistons still operate as they should. If they do, your more then likely looking at a complete rebuild. Take the head and or block to a machine shop. They will be able to measure, deck, etc what is needed to repair the head, and possibly the block (decked to mate with the head) They will also be able to rebuild the block with new pistons and piston rings, as well as any other parts needed. Until you get a look at the pistons in action there isnt much we can help you with. Sorry for your issues, I KNOW how you feel. Its a shitty feeling to say the least.
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Old 12-05-2012, 03:17 AM
well, I'll wade in. I'd guess a head gasket failure, but a guess.
You don't do mechanical work yourself (absolutely OK).
You believe your mechanic did a poor job on the radiator job,
so you probably believe he will do a poor job on a motor inspection / rebuild. Fair.
So spring for the new rebuilt motor installed. Installed by whom is up to you.
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144,000 miles.
Old 12-05-2012, 03:22 AM
I'm gonna add one more tally to the HG failure. Sorry to hear. If you're tight on cash check car-part.com for a used engine. Some yards will install them for a fee and some offer a 30 day warranty to go with it.
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Old 12-07-2012, 06:41 PM
I'm gonna add one more tally to the HG failure. Sorry to hear. If you're tight on cash check car-part.com for a used engine. Some yards will install them for a fee and some offer a 30 day warranty to go with it.
I paid $950 for it. No core charge or anything on top of the $950.
Yeah, that's a bunch. But the engine not only looks new (obviously no oil leaks, squeaky clean, etc.) but there was ZERO soot up in the exhaust manifold. It still had the OEM Nissan oil filter on it. I'm guessing the engine has just a few thousand miles on it. Honestly.
Zero varnish under the oil filler cap, exhaust manifold spotless, intake spotless, etc. I know I didn't get a killer deal, but around here, I was finding KA24DE's for about $700 with 100k+ miles on them. I gladly paid a few hundred more for a new motor.
Install is happening this weekend.
Thanks everyone for your feedback. Oh, and now I'll have a spare block in my garage for parts, etc. Wonder how much a salvage yard or scrap yard would give me for my engine with blown HG?
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Old 12-08-2012, 06:04 AM
^^^ very nice!
To the extent our support helped you I feel good. Best to you.
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Old 12-09-2012, 02:18 AM
All the best to you, get that puppy back on the road and let us know how it turns out.
Regards to all my Altima buddies.
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Glad to hear it worked out for you and hopefully the install went/is going smoothly.
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas – More than 7,000 Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) members, advisers, alumni, and guests from across the country gathered in San Antonio, Texas for the 2014 National Leadership Conference. Kelsi Manz and Tiffany Spangler, recent graduates of Paulding High School and members of the Paulding High School – Vantage Career Center Satellite FCCLA, were among the members that took part in STAR Event Competitions at the conference.
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HAVILAND – Improved athletic facilities, staff changes and the date for the first drug testing was established at the Wayne Trace Local Board of Education meeting held Monday, July 14.
The board voted to give a 3.43 percent raise to non-bargaining unit members including Jody Dunham (Payne Elementary principal), Jerry Hessel (technology coordinator) and Greg Leeth (Wayne Trace junior/senior high school principal).
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PAULDING – The old Barnes Hotel lot may soon be owned by a private citizen rather than the Village of Paulding. At Monday's meeting, council unanimously passed Ordinance No. 1483-14, a legal notice that will be running in local newspapers for the next five weeks. The village will be accepting sealed bids for the sale of the real estate known as the "Barnes Hotel" property located at 110 S. Williams St. in Paulding.
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SCOTT – The second annual Picnic in the Park will be held from 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 2, at Bressler Park in Scott. After many years of not playing ball on the ball field, volunteers got together and began working to cosmetically give the ball diamond, bleachers and the concession stand a new look.
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Kings Langley have opted for continuity after the club decided to stick with last year's first team captains ahead of the new season.
The first team will continue to be led by the established pair of Christian James and Mark Brazier while the seconds have Tom Clark at the helm assisted by Tony Morton.
The thirds are again skippered by Tim Gould with Andrew Colquhoun as vice and Tony Thompson is in charge of the fourths in the new regionalised division.
Head of cricket Kevin Rolfe said: "We are really excited about the coming season and grasping the opportunity that the league changes have given us.
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The first game of the day at Howard's Henry Bowles Gymnasium was the best as action in the District 6-AA tournament moved to a central location for the final two days.
The last three games were blowouts, but both of the top seeded teams advanced for both the boys and girls.
Second-seeded Brainerd nipped third-seed Hixson in the first girls game by a 36-35 final.
Top-seeded Central's girls came on strong to beat Tyner by a 51-45 in the second game before second-seeded Brainerd pinned a 62-42 defeat on East Ridge in the first boys' semifinal. Then in the finale, top-seeded Tyner let its defense do the talking as the Rams outlasted a never-say-die Central team by a 78-55 final.
Tuesday's action will begin with the two consolation games, including Tyner and Hixson girls at 4:30 followed by the East Ridge-Central boys at 6. Then the two championships will be determined with Central facing Brainerd in the girls game at 7:30 before Tyner-Brainerd lock horns in the last game around 9.
All of these teams will advance to the Region 3-AA tournament, which will begin with play-in games at the higher seeds later this week before finishing with the semifinals and championship games at East Ridge.
BRAINERD GIRLS 36, HIXSON 35: You won't find any two teams any more evenly matched than these two, but the Lady Panthers seem to have Hixson's number as they've won all three games this year by a combined total of four points.
The latest game was as good if not better than the first two.
Hixson had the lead for most of the game with a 13-12 advantage after the first quarter and then 20-16 at intermission.
Virginia Rivers sank a baseline jumper at the buzzer to give the Lady Wildcats a 29-25 lead after three quarters, but that's when Jamee Ward took charge.
The spunky sophomore, who just may be the best female player in the Chattanooga area, scored seven straight points to open the fourth quarter as the Lady Panthers regained the lead at 32-29 with 5:55 to play.
A free throw by T.T. Staten got Hixson to within 32-30 with 4:24 to go before Jameka Brown converted a three-point play to give Brainerd a 35-30 edge with just under four minutes to go.
Staten scored on a putback before Cierra Taylor knocked down a 3 from the wing as Hixson knotted the score with 3:08 remaining.
Neither team scored again until the final 10 seconds. The Lady Panthers gained possession with about 90 seconds to play and did a good job of running the clock down. Then with the game on the line and those last few seconds ticking away, Ward took matters into her own hands.
She was fouled on a drive along the baseline with 9.9 seconds to play. She missed the first free throw before making the second and that turned out to be the winning point as Hixson's final shot was way off the mark.
"It's always a dogfight when we play Hixson, but that's two evenly-matched teams," said Brainerd coach Tyrus Ward after it ended.
"Jamee knows her role and we wanted the ball in her hands at the end. I'm just glad she made the second free throw, but we're happy to be in the championship game tomorrow night.
"We were lucky to still be in the game after Jamee picked up three fouls in the first half. We also knew that Hixson had plenty of time at the end of the game, but we forced them to take the shot we wanted them to take. What we didn't want was to commit a foul at the end," Ward nodded.
Hixson coach Matt Smith was hoping for a different look at the end.
"I'm not sure we wanted to take a long 3 at the end, but she got a good look and took it. Maybe we should have worked a little harder to get the ball in the paint at the end, but we still had a chance to win and didn't.
"I liked the way we got the Ward girl in foul trouble in the first half, but we should have made more free throws. We knew she would get hot and she did, but we made her take tough shots. This is our third loss to them by a total of four points," Smith shook his head.
Ward finished with 19 points to lead the Brainerd attack, including eight in that frantic fourth quarter. Brown was also in double figures with 10.
Staten finished with 12 points to lead Hixson while Taylor and Rivers were next with 10 apiece.
Brainerd improves to 17-7 overall while Hixson is now 16-9.
CENTRAL GIRLS 51, TYNER 34: The Lady Rams came out like they planned to win this game and even had a 12-11 lead after the first quarter, but that's when the Lady Pounders got untracked and started playing like the top team in the district.
Outscoring the Lady Rams by an 18-5 margin in the second quarter and 13-9 in the third, Central slowly pulled away for its 17th victory against five defeats.
"Tyner did a good job at first as we weren't expecting man-to-man defense, but I thought we responded well," said Central coach Rick May after it ended.
"We live and die by creating chaos on defense and that was the key in the second and third quarters, but Kiki Ransom came in and gave us a spark and was our unsung hero, even though she didn't score a single point. But I'm pleased with how we played after we made those adjustments," he added.
Sandrea Sylman got her average with 19 points to lead the Lady Pounders. She also had four steals.
Shamiya Jones was next with 13 points, including seven in that turn-around second period. Rebekah Hill was the other key to that second-quarter rally as she scored all eight of her points during that span.
Alexus Mitchell also had eight points for the winners, in addition to five rebounds, three blocks and three steals.
Porchia Turner was the leader for Tyner with 16 points while Marquiesha Conyers was next with six.
BRAINERD BOYS 62, EAST RIDGE 42: The Pioneers played without several starters and it showed as they simply couldn't match Brainerd's intensity on either end.
The Panthers had the upper hand at 11-8 when the first quarter ended, but the difference was 28-16 at the break. A 10-0 run to start the third quarter was the straw that broke the camel's back as that lead quickly grew to 22 points following a short jumper in the lane by Tyree Stubbs with 5:19 showing in the third.
Brainerd's biggest lead of 25 points came just a couple of minutes later when Marquis Tipton scored five straight as the difference was 43-18 with 3:12 left in the third.
The Pioneers had trimmed it to 21 when the third quarter ended and East Ridge played on even terms in the fourth, but Brainerd's lead was simply too much to overcome.
"I wasn't very happy with our defense in the first half, but our intensity picked up in the second half," said Brainerd coach Levar Brown after his team had improved to 20-5.
"My first team didn't show up tonight, but I liked the intensity of that second group. We just need to know that we have to play our hearts out on every possession. East Ridge just doesn't quit and like I said the other day, they're the most dangerous team in the district. But I'm looking forward to Tuesday night," Brown nodded with a smile.
Stubbs had 16 points to lead Brainerd as the Panthers had three players in double figures. Orlando Moore was next with 13 while Tipton finished with 12.
Kolbe King was the scoring leader for East Ridge with 13 points, including four buckets from beyond the arc. Cordarius Talley was next with 10 while Kevin Blair played hard off the bench and finished with nine.
TYNER BOYS 78, CENTRAL 55: This one was close for a while, but once the Rams started rolling, there wasn't much the Pounders could do to stop them.
Senior Sadik Spence, the scoring leader for Tyner who is also their emotional leader as well, didn't start and didn't enter the game until the start of the second quarter.
Central was ahead at that point by a 13-11 margin, but Spence took matters into his own hands literally as Tyner slowly pulled away.
Tre Tiller had scored on a layup with 56 seconds to play as Central's lead was 33-29, but Spence converted a three-point play 23 seconds later and then canned a long 3 at the buzzer as Tyner finished the half on an 8-0 run.
Spence scored 11 points in the second quarter, including six in the final 33 seconds as the difference was 37-33 at intermission.
A 12-2 run by the Rams to start the second half put Tyner ahead to stay. Spence added five more in the third as the margin stretched to 13 at 56-43 with eight minutes to play.
Then in the fourth with Central trying its best to mount a comeback, Spence was all over the court, forcing steals on defense, grabbing key rebounds and scoring at every turn as he added a dozen more to finish with a game-high 28 points.
"It's hard to beat the same team three times in one season, but every night we get the other team's best effort," said Tyner coach Gerald Harris.
"We didn't handle the ball very well at first as we had a dozen turnovers in the first half and we just didn't play very good transition defense. Our press was conservative in the first half, but we picked it up in the second half.
"We hit some big shots and some of them were easy ones, but that was a direct result of our defensive intensity. But tomorrow will be a tough game," Harris said in reference to the game with Brainerd.
While Spence was tops for Tyner with a season-high 28 points, Daaron Mastin, Kevin Cameron and Dequan Strickland were also in double figures for the Rams with 10 points apiece. DeVante Jones was next with nine.
Spence also led the Rams with seven assists while Alex Watkins and Cameron both grabbed eight rebounds.
Jamichael Poole was the high-point man for Central with 11 points. Tre Tiller followed with eight while Ryan Montgomery, Jerome Stewart and Rodney Benford all finished with six points.
HIXSON (35) -- Taylor 10, Staten 12, Rivers 10, Stanfield 3, Johnson.
BRAINERD (36) -- Ward 19, Brown 10, Walker 3, Price, Ashley, Calloway 3.
3-POINT GOALS: Hixson 3 (Taylor 2, Stanfield); Brainerd 2 (Ward 2).
TYNER (34) -- Bedford, Parks 2, McLemore, Conyers 6, Wilkes 2, Christopher 3, Smith 5, Montgomery, Rodgers, Turner 16.
CENTRAL (51) -- S. Jones 13, Ransom, Rogers, Davis 2, Sylman 19, Mitchell 8, Hixson 2, Grampp, Feist, N. Jones, Hill 8, Miller, East, Evers, Rively.
3-POINT GOALS: Tyner none; Central 4 (S. Jones, Sylman, Hill 2).
EAST RIDGE (42) -- King 13, Tillery 2, Hughes, Talley 10, Jones 7, Garmany, Blair 9.
BRAINERD (62) -- Stewart, Shropshire, Tipton 12, Evans 7, Otis 3, Sow, Stubbs 16, Bass, Moore 13, Lee 6, Moore 5, Melvin.
3-POINT GOALS: East Ridge 4 (King 4); Brainerd 3 (Tipton, Lee 2).
CENTRAL (55) -- Montgomery 6, Tr. Tiller 8, Billingsley 2, Te. Tiller 4, Stewart 6, Swafford 4, Poole 11, Boyd 2, Johnson 4, Long 2.
TYNER (78) -- Spence 28, Watson 3, Mastin 10, Cameron 10, Watkins 4, Bonds, Howard 2, Jones 9, Wilson 2, Strickland, Hardwick 10.
3-POINT GOALS: Central 2 (Poole 2); Tyner 10 (Spence 5, Mastin 2, Jones 3).
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When the clock finally ticked down to zero and the New York Giants celebrated one of the greatest upsets in all of sports against the New England Patriots, I was left more confused than I was during many of my college exams a few years back.
Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?
As is often the case during the early stages of a legislative session, the House and Senate spend the first few weeks focusing on their respective agendas, adopting bills each hopes the other chamber will consider favorably.
For the House last week, the military took center stage, as we unanimously approved legislation designed to help our veterans and those soldiers still serving.
I read the article submitted by City Commissioner Tim Royalty with much dismay. His reference to Danvilles Main Street Program should be clarified.
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An abandoned Shelby County farm house doubled as a storage shed for goods stolen from an Eminence flea market, Eminence Police Maj. Kevin Kemper said last week.
Police recovered more than $7,500 in rare coins and other property, on Dec. 30, from the empty house near Simpsonville. There, two Eminence men allegedly hid items they looted from Treasures Flea Market on S. Main Street, Kemper said.
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When Miss Kentucky USA 2008 takes the Miss USA pageant stage in Las Vegas on April 11, it will mark just her second time competing in a pageant.
Alysha Harris, formerly of Campbellsburg and Carrollton, won the Miss Kentucky USA pageant in Somerset on Jan. 6. In just her first pageant, Harris brought home the crown.
It was Harris' sister who prompted the 20-year-old to take a shot at the crown. When her sister said she thought it would be cool to have Miss Kentucky for a sister, Harris was sold.
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In a narrow 3-2 vote Thursday, Jan. 24, the New Castle City Commission voted to sign the annual letter of commitment, allowing the city's Main Street Manager to proceed with the Main Street recertification process.
Commissioners Tim Royalty and Tammy Sharp voted for the city to not sign the letter, while Commissioners Wanda Thurman and Juanita Raisor and Mayor Judy Diederich voted to continue the letter.
The pictures and trinkets in John Powell's tiny room don't necessarily tell his story.
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"I remember when I was little, I wore that brace all the way up to my hips," he said.
Crutches also supported the young Powell, but by high school he says he had shucked the aids and was able to walk unassisted.
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As a resident of the great city of Eminence I would like to say to my mayor and city council, thank you for showing us that our kids count. Thank you for voting to open the pool.
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Franz West
Where is my Eight?
29 June – 13 October 2013
Franz West, Epiphanie an Stühlen, 2011
Foto/Photo: Michaela Obermair, Courtesy Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Zürich © Franz West Privatstiftung
Franz West, ohne Titel, 2012
Fertigstellung posthum, Installationsansicht / Installation view MMK Frankfurt, Foto/photo: Axel Schneider © Franz West Privatstiftung/mumok
Franz West, Variabel, 1997
Generali Foundation, Wien, Installationsansicht MMK Frankfurt, Foto/photo: Axel Schneider © Franz West Privatstiftung
Franz West, Chou-Chou, 1998/2001
Installationsansicht / Installation view MMK Frankfurt, Foto: Axel Schneider © Archiv Franz West Privatstiftung
Franz West, Wegener Räume 2/6 - 5/6, 1988
Installationsansicht / Installation view MMK Frankfurt, Foto/photo: Axel Schneider © Sammlung Grässlin, St. Georgen
The exhibition at the MMK Museum für Moderne Kunst will provide comprehensive insight into the oeuvre of Franz West, Austria's internationally most successful artist, who was distinguished with the honorary Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the 2011 Venice Biennale. Franz West died
unexpectedly in July 2012.
Works in which he united several often very heterogeneous individual pieces to create a whole will form the core of the presentation, which was planned in collaboration with the artist. His practices of combining individual works, incorporating works by other artists into his installations, or asking artists to participate in his works are closely related to the participatory principles distinguishing his oeuvre. Through the involvement of the viewers as "users", West fundamentally changed traditional conceptions of the artist and the oeuvre. By touching and handling the works or appropriating them as sitting or lying surfaces, the recipients become "assistants" in the process of their production. The perception of an artwork thus becomes a physical experience. These two principles – the combination of works and the viewer's participation – can be attributed to West's principle that the meaning of a pictorial-linguistic element can never be conclusively and unequivocally defined, but changes according to the respective context and use.
Within the framework of the combination installations, the large-scale retrospective at the MMK will cover the entire spectrum of Franz West's oeuvre by showing examples from all phases of his career: the visitor will have the opportunity to see and experience his Passstücke ("Adaptives"), furniture, sculptures, videos and works on paper; pieces executed in cooperation with other artists will also be included.
The exhibition is being carried out in cooperation with the mumok museum moderner kunst stiftung ludwig wien.
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Bandi, our fearless juice bar manager, contributed to this recipe, and I love the name. Really does feel like sunshine in a glass and is a great way to start the day.
Yield: Serves 2
- 4 medium oranges, peeled
- 1 apple
- 1 pear
- 4 cups chopped pineapple
- One 1-inch knob of ginger
- 2 tablespoons raw honey
- 2 orange slices, for garnish
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Run the oranges, apple, pear, pineapple, and ginger through the juicer
Pour a few tablespoons of the juice into a small bowl and whisk in the honey until completely smooth.
Pour this mixture back into the juice, shake to combine, and pour over ice to serve. Garnish with the orange slices.
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Maura Reilly is a New York- and Sydney-based curator who is recognized internationally for expertise in contemporary art and transnational feminism. Most recently, she held a position as Professor at Griffith University (Brisbane) and a Senior Curator position at the American Federation of Art (New York City). From 2003 to 2008, as Founding Curator of the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum, she conceived and launched the first exhibition and public programming space in a U.S. museum devoted exclusively to feminist art, where she organized several exhibitions, including the critically acclaimed Global Feminisms, co-curated with Linda Nochlin, the permanent reinstallation of The Dinner Party by Judy Chicago, Ghada Amer: Love Has No End, Burning Down the House, among others. Reilly is the author of numerous articles and books and has received several prestigious awards and accolades, including ArtTable's prestigious Future Women Leadership Award (2005). Her recent curatorial projects include La Mirada Iracunda (The Furious Gaze) (Bilbao), Nayland Blake: Behavior (New York City), Carolee Schneemann: Painting, What It Became (New York City), Richard Bell: Uz vs. Them (a US traveling exhibition). Reilly will co-curate the second Kiev Biennale in 2014. Dr. Reilly received her M. A. and Ph.D. from the Institute of Fine Arts at New York University.
Significant Publications
Curatorial Activism and Ethical Responsibility, Charta Books, Milan/New York,
Forthcoming – 2015
Women Artists: A Linda Nochlin Reader, Thames & Hudson, London, Forthcoming – 2015
Richard Bell: Uz vs. Them, D Giles Ltd, London, 2011
Global Feminisms: New Directions in Contemporary Art, edited w. Linda Nochlin, Merrell, London/New York, 2007
Ghada Amer, Gregory R. Miller, New York 2010
Ghada Amer: Color Misbehavior, with Ghada Amer, Cheim & Reid, New York, 2010
Nayland Blake: Behavior, Location One, New York, 2009
"Gonkar Gyatso: a product of occupied Tibet," Gonkar Gyatso, ConceptioArt, Hong Kong, 2012, pp 10–25.
"Crossing Over," Lionel Bawden, Frey Norris Contemporary and Modern, San Francisco, CA, 2011, pp. 5–11.
"Toward a Curatorial Activism," Cairns Indigenous Art Fair 2011, Arts Queensland, Brisbane, 2011, pp. 8–23.
"Un-Australian Visions," Australia Felix Octivium Press, Brisbane, 2011, pp. 10–15.
"No Mas Kiss Kiss: Notas sobre el Arte Feminista en el Siglo XXI," with Linda Nochlin, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang: 75 pasos en 45 años de Arte y Feminismo, Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao, Bilbao, 2007, pp. 61-67; 265-268.
"Preface," Patricia Cronin: Harriet Hosmer, lost and found, Charta, New York/ Milan, 2009, pp. 8–12.
"The Paintings of Carolee Schneemann," Feminist Studies, 37.3, fall/winter 2012, pp. 620–648.
"What you see is what I am': Tracey Emin's Self –Portraiture," Art & Australia, March 2011, pp. 514-21.
"Curating Transnational Feminisms," Feminist Studies, 36:1, spring 2010, pp. 156–173.
Significant Curatorial Projects
At the American Federation of Arts:
Etruscan Art from the Louvre, 2016 onwards
Gods and Heroes: Masterpieces from the Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, 2014 onwards
[[i||Richard Bell: Uz vs. Them][, 2011–2013
Matisse as Printmaker: Works from the Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation, 2011 - 2012
At the Elizabeth A. Sackler Centre for Feminist Art:
The Fertile Goddess, co-curated with Madeleine Cody, December 2008 - May 2009
Burning Down the House: Building a Feminist Art Collection, October 2008 - April 2009
Pharaohs, Queens and Goddesses, co-curated with Edward Bleiberg, february 2007 - February 2008
Ghada Amer: Love Has No End, February - October 2008
Remix, August 2007 - February 2008
The Dinner Party by Judy Chicago, March 2007 onwards
Global Feminisms: New Directions in Contemporary Art, co-curated with Linda Nochlin, March - July 2007
As an independent curator:
An Architect's Eye: The Collection of John Mainwaring, Noosa Regional Gallery, Noosa, March - May 2012
Richard Bell: I Am Not Sorry, Location One, New York City, October - December 2009
Rudy Shepherd: Portraits, Location One, New York City, July 2009
Conrad Shawcross: Control, Location One, New York City, May - September 2009
La Mirada Iracunda (the Furious Gaze), co-curated with Xabier Arakistain, January 2008 - May 2008
Carolee Schneeman: Painting, What it Became, P.P.O.W Gallery, New York City, March 2009
Awards and Grants
AAMC Award Nomination for "Global Feminisms" as Outstanding Exhibition Catalogue, 2007
"Power Women 2007" Award by New York Moves magazine, 2007
AICA Award Nomination for "Global Feminisms" as Best Thematic Show in New York City, 2006–2007
Women's Caucus for Art, President's Award, which recognizes and anticipates a lifetime of achievement in the arts, 2006
Professional Membership
International Council for Museums (ICOM)
International Committee of ICOM for Museums and Collections of Modern Art (CIMAM)
International Association of Curators of Contemporary Art (IKT)
International Association of Art Critics (AICA)
College Art Association (CAA)
Art Table
Association of Art Museum Curators
American Association of Museums
The Feminist Art Project - Founding Member, National Committee Member
Queer Caucus for Art - Co-Chair, 2003-2004
CAA Committee on Women in the Arts - committee appointment 2009 - 2011


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You might not realize it but our planet is swarming with chemical monsters, PFCs, from your washing machine to the North Pole. Toxic Little Monsters, like PFCs, are ...On August 27, 2014 / By Cassady Sharp
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It's been widely reported now that neonicotinoids, a class of pesticides, are significantly linked to a steep decline in bee populations. Now, it seems the insecticides are also ...On July 28, 2014 / By Cassady Sharp
Effective immediately, the US Fish & Wildlife Service will begin to eliminate the use of harmful and proven bee-killing pesticides in the Pacific National Wildlife Refuge Systems. These ...On July 15, 2014 / By Cassady Sharp
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Mike Myers & Wife Kelly Welcome Baby Girl
It's an extra beautiful start to his weekend as Mike Myers and his wife Kelly welcomed a baby girl into the world.
The 50-year-old actor's lovely lady gave birth to daughter Sunday Molly this afternoon (April 11), and the pair told People that they "couldn't be happier."
Mike and Kelly are already parents to son Spike, 2 ½.
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Interview with Alma Deutscher
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Seven-year-old Alma Deutscher has written her own opera and is a Youtube hit.
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A seven-year-old girl has already composed her first opera and she is being compared with Mozart. Alma Deutscher, who lives in Dorking in Surrey, says the idea for her work, called The Sweeper of Dreams, came to her while she was sleeping.
This is unusual for Alma, because she says some of her best compositions were created while she was on the swing in her garden. Sharon Thomas went to meet her.
Watch a video of Alma Deutscher playing The Bee by François Schubert of Dresden (1808-1878).
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Seven-year-old Alma Deutscher, who has composed her own opera, has become an internet sensation. The youngster became a star after videos of her playing her music were viewed more than 300,000 times after her father put them on YouTube.
The first major composition by the skilled composer, violinist and pianist was also given the thumbs up by the English National Opera.


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50 Cent - I Get Money
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50 Cent is back again, with another 'new' single, off the September-bound Curtis. After the previously released singles Fully Loaded Clip and Amusement Park failed to take off at radio, Interscope brass encouraged Fif to push back the album. Plenty of A&R meetings later the public is greeted with I Get Money. Apex' production has an old school hip hop feel, but 50 chooses once again to remind us all that he is rich. After an abysmal performance at the 2007 BET Awards and the insistent plugging of Vitamin Water at every opportunity, Curtis might self destruct before his third album drops.
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Signal Integrity: Fault Modeling and Testing in High-Speed SoCs
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As we approach 100nm technology the interconnect issues are becoming one of the main concerns in the testing of gigahertz system-onchips. Voltage distortion (noise) and delay violations (skew) contribute to the signal integrity loss and ultimately functional error, performance degradation and reliability problems. In this paper, we first define a model for integrity faults on the high-speed interconnects. Then, we present a BIST-based test methodology that includes two special cells to detect and measure noise and skew occurring on the interconnects of the gigahertz system-on-chips. Using an inexpensive test architecture the integrity information accumulated by these special cells can be scanned out for final test and reliability analysis.


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The Edinburgh Academy is a city centre school with a friendly ethos. If you are looking for a suitable Nursery, Junior School or Senior School in Edinburgh, there are many reasons to choose the Edinburgh Academy. Our size allows us to cater for the unique talents, needs and ambitions of your son or daughter.
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Girls Hockey Geits, 2nds, 3rds, 4ths v George Heriot's (h)(am). Girls Hockey 1st XI, 2nd XI v George Heriot's (a)(am), Girls Hockey P6 v George Heriot's P6 (a)(am). Boys Hockey 1st/2nd XI, U15 v Balerno (h)(am).
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7pm Quiz Night, Fundraiser for Music tour.
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Girls Hockey 4ths v Fettes U15 (a)(pm).
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12.35pm Division Superstars, Main Hall. Girls Hockey 2nds v Cargilfield U13 (h)(pm).
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11 September 2014
Jnr School: 7-8.30pm P3-6 Information Evening. 8.50am Division Assembly. 9am-12.35pm Gillman & Soame New pupil/Geits & 4ths photographs, SLT.
10 September 2014
Snr School: Own Clothes Day.
9 September 2014
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Snr School: 11.55am-12.35pm 7ths Personal Statement workshop Sheffield University.
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Smash Brovaz - The Kitchen
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In case you have been hibernating, or you just totally lost track of the date, tomorrow is Thanksgiving, which means many of you will be spending time in the kitchen mashing potatoes and basting that juicy, scrumptious turkey. To celebrate your time around the stove Smash Brovaz have released yet another single, following last weeks Casserine, appropriately titled The Kitchen. While the T-dot duo's kitchen is probably void of stuffing or pumpkin pie, it will most certainly satisfy your Thanksgiving-sized appetite. Cooking up the hazy production is group member Junia-T, whose chime-sprinkled boardwork is the main ingredient for the dish. The duo and two time DJBooth guest artist, Richie Sosa, sprinkle the beat with their own blend of spices, giving the song a gritty, underground feel. For more quality hip-hop recipes, please check out the duo's Think It's a Game LP, available for download on 12/13 via DJBooth.net.
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The only name I have is Anna, but I have her birth date as 1627. Thank you for Jacob's birthdate. The only other information I have is that she was from Drachenbronn, Bas-Rhin, and married Johann Michael Schlaeber on 24 Feb 1661 in Mattstall, Bas-Rhin. I would appreciate any further information on this line.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Fun and frolics!,
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What a dream cast! As Almaviva, Nicolai Gedda sounds attractively virile (many Almavivas tend to be vocally "wimpy"), and throws himself into the comedy scenes with gusto! His drunken soldier and ever-so-pious "singing teacher" acts are laugh-out-loud sections, even for a non-Italian speaker like myself. Milnes is in superb voice, and I defy anyone to deliver "Largo al factotum" as breathtakingly / humorously / brilliantly as he does. Like the rest of the cast, Milnes is a superb vocal actor. Capecchi is the funniest Bartolo around, and Ruggero Raimondi's powerful but cleverly nuanced bass-baritone makes for a suitably sinister (and sneaky!) Basilio. Beverley Sills was a real "stage animal", and her Rosina does not disappoint. Purists might object to a soprano singing a mezzo role, but Sills has a mellow lower register and a bell-like "top", not to mention a wonderful sense of mischief! James Levine's exciting conducting - the orchestra has as much fun as the singers! - is the icing on the cake. At a bargain price, too. If you enjoy the fun and magic of Rossini, buy this recording!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Very enjoyable!,
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This Opera has to be the most enjoyable to listen to. Since getting this cd with some trepidation in case it wasn't as nice as I had heard, I have thought it so wonderful that I've now ordered a DVD aswell. I now think this is simply the best music I have ever heard, one can imagine that it would be regularly played in Heaven.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A favorite perfornance of a favorite opera,
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A young James Levine conducting the London Symphony Orchestra with soloists including Sills, Gedda, Milnes, Capecchi, Raimondi. Superb performance of this wonderful opera at an incredible price. Buy!!
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This is a fabulous vintage cast well worth catching at a bargain price. Sills sparkles as a soprano Rosina.on a lively recording with a young James Levine at the helm.
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SREL Reprint #2327
Survival and Growth of Seedlings of Four Bottomland Oak Species in Response to Increases in Flooding and Salinity
William H. Conner, Kenneth W. McLeod, and James K. McCarron
ABSTRACT. Four oak species representing a range of flood tolerance were chronically (simulating sea level rise) and acutely (simulating hurricane storm surge) exposed to increased flooding and salinity in a complete factorial experiment. Survival, growth, and final biomass were measured to assess differential species' responses. No Nuttall or overcup oak seedlings died when flooded with fresh water, but 10% of the swamp chestnut and 35% of the water oaks died. Floodwater salinities of 2 and 6 g L-1 resulted in mortality of all seedlings of all four species. Watering with 2 g L-1 saline water did not cause any mortality although leaf browning was evident in all species. Overcup oak seedlings were the most tolerant to watering with 6 g L-1 saline water (100% survival), while the other three species had high mortality. Increased salinity, both in watered and flooded conditions, generally resulted in decreased diameter growth and decreased root and shoot biomass. Short-term increases in salinity (simulated storm surge) resulted in total mortality of flooded seedlings, while drained seedlings recovered and leafed out the following spring. Results indicate that these bottomland oak species would be seriously affected by increased flooding and salinity from either hurricane storm surges or sea level rise. FOR. Sci. 44(4):618-624.
Additional Key Words: Quercus nigra, Q. lyrata, Q. michauxii, Q. nuttallii, flooding, salinity, sea level rise, coastal forests.
SREL Reprint #2327Conner, W.H., K.W. McLeod, and J.K. McCarron. 1997. Survival and growth of four bottomland oak species in response to increases in flooding and salinity. Forest Science 44:618-624.


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Home > Find a Pediatrician > PA > Philadelphia Pediatricians > Dr. Steven Willi, MD
Dr. Steven Matthew Willi MD is a male Pediatrician, has 25 years of experience and practices in Pediatrics and Pediatric Endocrinology.
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Are entrepreneurs different across countries?
AbstractResults show that there are significant differences across countries in terms of who becomes an entrepreneur. In particular age, gender and education were found to be key variables, although the nature and strength of the relationship varies considerably across countries. It was concluded that entrepreneurs are not a homogenous group in the EU.
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Enhanced Energy-Aware Feedback Scheduling of Embedded Control Systems
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Dynamic Voltage Scaling (DVS) is one of the most effective techniques for reducing energy consumption in embedded and real-time systems. However, traditional DVS algorithms have inherent limitations on their capability in energy saving since they rarely take into account the actual application requirements and often exploit fixed timing constraints of real-time tasks. Taking advantage of application adaptation, an Enhanced Energy-Aware Feedback Scheduling (EEAFS) scheme is proposed, which integrates feedback scheduling with DVS. To achieve further reduction in energy consumption over pure DVS while not jeopardizing the quality of control, the sampling period of each control loop is adapted to its actual control performance, thus exploring flexible timing constraints on control tasks
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