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posts tagged "beans"
Turkey Bean Chili
Posted on March 20, 2009
If you look on the upper right hand side of my site you will find a photo –and link– to my forthcoming book, The Gluten-Free Almond Flour Cookbook. You can pre-order order it by clicking on the book cover image in the sidebar to the right, which takes you over to amazon.com.
I have been working on the book for the past 8 months, well, actually the past 10 years, that's when I really began cooking and writing down my recipes […]
Pasta with Broccoli
Posted on June 28, 2007
Last night I spoke with Sean — one of the coolest people I know — and he mentioned that he missed seeing large photos with delicious recipes around here.
He just landed a huge new project, so I doubt he'll be making pasta with broccoli anytime soon, though this tasty high-protein dish is an easy one, so maybe he'll find the time.
Pasta with Broccoli
1 (7) oz. box Papadini Rotini Hi-Protein Pure Lentil Bean Pasta
2 tablespoons grapeseed oil
1 medium onion, sliced
1 head […]


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Voodoo Lounge at Harrah's Casino North Kansas City
Kansas City, Missouri 64116
Venue Website
Venue DetailsExpand - Will Call, Parking, Directions, and more
Will Call Info
Will call is located next to the entrance of the VooDoo Lounge, tickets may be picked up one hour prior to showtime. Please have account/confirmation number, valid form of I.D. and the credit card used for purchase. Will call will sell tickets DOS ONLY Types of Payment Accepted: Cash
Parking Info
Free parking is located both in front of Harrah's as well as in a covered garage, all within walking distance of the main entrance. Valet parking is also available (subject to close based on occupancy).
Phone Info
Misc. Info
RESTAURANTS & HOTELS: A hotel is located on site at Harrah's. Call 1-800-HARRAHS for reservations. Restaurants inside the casino: 37 Steak, The Buffet at Harrah's, Corner Grill and Roasted Coffeehouse.
From I-35: Take exic 6A, 210 East (Armour Road) approximately two miles to Chouteau Trafficway. Go South one quarter mile to the entrance. From I-435: Take exit 55A, 210 West (Armour Road) approximately two miles to Chouteau Trafficway. Go south one quarter mile to the entrance. From I-29/Kansas City International Airport: From the Airport circle, merge onto Cookingham Drive traveling East. Merge onto US-71 S/I-29 south toward Kansas City. Travel approximately 13 miles to I-35 North, exit on 1B toward DesMoines. Turn off at Chouteau Trafficway via exit 9. Turn right onto NE Chouteau Trafficway South; follow NE Chouteau TRWY approximately 2 miles. Turn right on Riverboat Drive at the Harrah's entrance.
General Info
24/7 Ticketmaster Kiosk (Located right of the VooDoo entrance)
Payment Options
Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Diners, and American Express
General Rules
CAMERAS: Still cameras are not permitted for concerts. Video cameras are not permitted. RECORDING DEVICES: Are not permitted.
Child Rules
Upcoming Shows | Past Shows
Dec 31 Wednesday @ 9pm
Jan 16 Friday @ 7pm
Feb 13 Friday @ 8pm
Feb 21 Saturday @ 7pm
Feb 25 Wednesday @ 8pm
Feb 26 Thursday @ 8pm
Mar 13 Friday @ 8pm

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Sounds like a sports event, right? I hoped to suggest a more stupendous thrill ride than National Library Week.
On the other hand, what's more electrifying than self-discovery and hundreds of products for pennies per day? Libraries collect and arrange thousands of resources for your convenience. As handy as it is to find them all in one spot, learning that some of the niftiest ones (think databases and downloadable content) can be accessed from home is pretty amazing.
As for the self-discovery component, the library figures into the "Experience Economy" that you've heard so much about.
Sunday night's after-dinner conversation illustrates that trend. One friend divulged that for years he's maintained a three-category list: what he'd like to be, what he hopes to do, and what he aspires to have. Here's what has occurred over time: his options for "being" have clarified themselves; the list of "want to haves" has diminished (since he's gotten along fine without them so far!). However, the catalog of "want to do" is steadily increasing.
In the Experience Economy, creating memories, discovering the means to transform yourself, or merely sensing that your needs truly matter to the employee who assists you are basic expectations. You can find impressive price breaks for restaurants, theme parks, concerts, travel, and classes, but the library still offers the best deal around. A co-worker recently divided 365 into the $25 nonresident fee charged to folks who live outside the city. The daily cost of utiilizing thousands of print and online resources: less than 7 cents per day.
To celebrate NLW, you could catch a Youtube video, print inspiring Crayola projects for the young ones, or enter a Twaiku (Twitter haiku) contest. Better yet, visit the library--in person or online--for some cheap thrills.
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SIIA's Education Division showcased some of the leading growth companies in the education technology market and recognized the best among them as part of the Innovation Incubator program at the 12th annual Ed Tech Business Forum, held Nov. 26 and 27 at the McGraw Hill Conference Center in New York.
The award winners are:
- Clever received top-votes as Most Innovative and Most Likely to Succeed
- Mathalicious received first runner-up for Most Innovative and Most Likely to Succeed
- Classroom, Inc. has the distinction of receiving the first-ever Educator's Choice Award
More than 75 applicants were assessed for the Innovation Incubator program on a broad range of criteria, including the education focus, end-user impact, market need for the innovation, representation of K-12/postsecondary market levels, and the level of originality and innovation. Twelve participants and one alternate were selected for the program, and six were elected as finalists in the program.
Other finalists include:
SIIA's Innovation Incubator program identifies and supports entrepreneurs in their development and distribution of innovative learning technologies. The program began in 2006 and has provided incubation for dozens of successful products and companies in their efforts to improve education through the use of software, digital content and related technologies.
Tracy Carlin is a Communications and Public Policy Intern at SIIA. She is also a first year graduate student at Georgetown University's Communication, Culture and Technology program where she focuses on intersections in education, video games and gender.


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Ibuprofen vs tylenol liver
Common Questions and Answers about Ibuprofen vs tylenol liver
I have a doctors appointment this afternoon and I am going to bring up the subject of tylenol and liver damage w/ the hope that at the least he will call a prescription in to a COMPOUND PHARMACY and order the hydrocodone w/out the
in the hopes that in conjuction w/ the
detox I can give my
a chance to regenerate. I assume he will order liver tests first though. I will keep this forum informed if there is success in my desired approach.
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All my previous hepatologists have steered me towards
, because of the
toxicity risk associated with acetaminophen. However, my doc has told me to definitely switch now to acetaminophen. My recent biopsy shows advancing liver disease due to hep c, I'm now stage3/grade3. My doc says that as liver disease advances, the risk to the kidneys from ibuprofen exceeds that to the liver from acetaminophen.
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first doc said to only take 2 grams a day of
, and no
. His current doc says
in moderation is fine. He tries to stay away from either unless absolutely necessary.
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I take both
. My nurse says the
helps better with the shot sides. Tylenol most other times. The main thing I worry about is taking to much Advil before I get blood drawn. Be careful with that bc ibuprofen is a blood thinner. Also, there are some days I could easily go over my limit with Tylenol so I alternate with Advil on those days.
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So with simple, yet horrible headaches, would you recommend
or motrin? Doc says
but no more than 4 pills a day. (500mg tabs) I am going to get some herbal rice bags, and sunglasses for work, but in the middle of the night...what should I take? And why do the drs say different things about the pain relievers for me to take??
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I don't know anything about Motrin vs Tylenol other than I took Tylenol 3's every day of my life for years (degenerative disc disease) and when I found out I was HCV active they took the
away and now just give me codeine, said
is not
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Fibrosis-4, the nonalcoholic fatty liver disease fibrosis score, the aspartate aminotransferase/platelet ratio index, and the Forns Index. To see if the association between aspirin and fibrosis protection is stronger in patients most at risk for fibrosis, they did additional analyses in patients with viral hepatitis, heavy drinkers, and patients with fatty liver disease. On the four measures, the use of aspirin was consistently associated with lower stages of liver fibrosis.
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Schiff at the Schiff Liver Institute in Miami, You will find an answer for
. They have proven direct link with
disease, and
damage. Also the antibiotic Augmentin.My Dr. told me to take Advil. An overdose of tylenol can cause immediate liver failure in some, and only antidote is the supplement NAC.
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is proven to cause
damage in some patients. If you read the side effects/risks of all medications, they almost all have warnings like this. I always weigh the risk vs benefit before giving my kids any medication. Our ped is ok with us using either ibuprofen or tylenol. Maybe talk to your pharmacist to see what he/she thinks.
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Id tell your doctor youd rather have Oxy over Tylenol 3 for the fusion because Tylenol 3 would cause more chance of Nausea and less pain relief,but best bet is Hydrocodone and if you go that route the norcos because they would damage your liver less with less APAP/Tylenol.
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If I had to choose today what to take for pain or fever (
) I guess it would be
since both GI docs have said I can take that. My pre-biopsy instructions in 2003 had "do not take Motrin one week prior to or after the biopsy". I was offered Percocet post biopsy for pain if I needed it (which I didn't). The Demerol and Versed pretty much took care of any immediate post biopsy pain :) Hope you're doing good!
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After the accident, I was put on dilaudid- the pain specialist felt the
would be harmful to my kidneys and
. It is my understanding that dilaudid is a concentrated form of morphine. (I was told 3x regular) According to the Dr.- as long as you are experiencing pain, you are less likely to become addicted. I take at least 12 mg a day, depending how bad my day is. Bad days-up to 16 mg per dose, every 4 hours for up to three days.
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Whether or to take
depends on the stage of your
. I am stage 4. So no
for me. I can't take asprin or IB prophin, because they are blood thinners. And when your bloodplatelets get lows during treatment, that would be a no no. I like the idea of the one that filters through the kidneys. I will have to keep that in mind. take care..
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I read that you should only take 500mg of
(my doctor prefers
). That hardly cut anything. I took a coupld during the day at different times just to ease those flue like symptoms. Not sure but I am hoping it was okay to take them yesterday as well instead of just during the onslot of the sides.
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hi, i've been seeing lots of negative things about tylenol for pain in terms of
issues, what do you think is good in place of
? you always have such good info, just wanted your take...of course none of us are docs...
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So, I am going to try tylenol for fever and reserve
for really bad times. Last night was bad, I only took two
the 4 I usually take. My hemo said that aspirin paralyzes the platelets for a week while ibuprofen does the same for a few days. I was going to take the pills out and put them in a pill box with a timer. The nurse from Vertex told me to keep them in their containers as they would stay fresh that way. Oh well, I will come up with a better way.
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Over the counter meds that may help include alternating doses of
and motrin. Be careful as too much
affects your
and too much motrin affects your stomach lining and kidneys. Aspirin may also be helpful. For patients with brachial neuritis, narcotics are often used for pain relief as the pain can be quite excrutiating. 5.
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Now I'm taking (in the Vicoprofen) only 400Mg/day of Ibuprofen (
, like I said, the
in Vicoden). I just want to feel like myself again..able to hunt through the woods for good prospects for walking stick material, able to get down on the ground and use a saw, haul the saplings out of the woods, sit long enough to strip the bark off them... Iknow, I know, if any of you Voyeur Readers out there have the same hobby but use dead-fall, you're tsk-tsking me for using live saplings.
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have reported death cases on people with liver diseases, same aspirin, absolutely out of question the safest and most potent pain relever is harpagoside contained in Devil's Claw: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harpagophytum no toxicity at any dose it is a vegetable used regularly for centuries in several countires.
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All hepatologists allow patients to use
325mg, up to 6 tabs daily....even patients who are decompensating believe it or not. For some people Tylenol does nothing so they're told to take the ibuprofen.....and some docs okay to take BOTH the Tylenol and Ibuprofen up to 3200mg....Your doctor is the one that knows the condition of your liver best. Always check with him. I would be concerned with people that start their treatment with a low platelet count.
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Good-Morning, have another concern. I know there is a lot of convtroversy regarding
does nothing for me. I usually take Aleve or Motrin liquid gels for my headaches. I know we need this for our shot nights (especially the first). My Dr. was ok with Ibuprofen. I just don't want to cause any problems for my liver.
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I'm on another board hepatitis called "Jovo"...(its for disscussion of natural tx) And they just had a rather long thread about tendonitus. Somebody was very highly advocating "DMSO" for for this problem. This is a solvent that they use in vetrinary medicine for horses as a liniment. It goes right through the skin so you have to have clean hands and clean the area and wash hands right after use. Rub it on twice a day. You can probably google it.
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I'm still confused as to which pain medications can be used: Motrin
For Pain Relief Which is safest to take and in what amounts? A: Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is a medication used to control pain (known as an analgesic) and fever (known as antipyretic). In small doses (less than 4 grams per day, or eight pills taken over a twenty-four hour period of time) acetaminophen is quite safe for the liver—unless combined with alcoholic beverages.
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I also take Flax oil and fish oil capsules for periods of time and have wondered if the anti-inflammatory properties they have could have caused some flares in the past but I think that was just co-incidence maybe. Any thoughts on these natural anti-inflammatory
and such causing same problems would be very much appreciated! I don't want to do damage. Thanks!
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Have you had hep tests? That is the disease that really DOES kill off the cells in your
pretty easily.
enzymes are released when a liver cell dies - so the higher the number the more damage is being done. You'd be wise to look into it. My Antidepressants haven't affected my liver enzyme levels at ALL. IN fact I started in the 200s and now am in the 20s. The Hep was killing my liver.
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Depending upon the stage of your liver disease you should only take over the counter analgesics such as
, Naproxen and non-steroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs) for aches and pains. If you have cirrhosis you should only take Tylenol up to a max dosage of 2 gram per day to avoid liver damage. Other drugs can cause life-threatening complications. Your doctor or your research has given you much false information about the proper treatment of hepatitis C.
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I am so afraid that it is from the
. They said i have a fatty
but the enzymes werent high enough to need to be hospitalized. I am scared. I am tired of pain pills and my family all wants me to go to rehab but i am afraid that if they know ive overtaken my pain meds i can never get anything if i ever needed it for pain. I am so scared of withdrawals because i have tried to come off myself and would get deathly ill.
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Do you understand 2000 mg of
/Asprin( acetaminophen) is going to give you
failure!! You want the actual pain reliever agent that is the pure oxycodone, not mixed with aspirin. Asprin is only an anti inflammatory agent.
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If you have inflammation though you need an anti inflammatory such as
. Unfortunately
is not really an anti inflammatory. The
content in the ultracet is alot if your taking these on a regular basis for an extended period and the ultam would be a better choice since it has no tylenol in it.
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Tomb Raider Guide: Complete Every Challenge
Stuck on those Achievements challenges in Tomb Raider? We can help you…
Ghost Hunter: Destroy Ten Totems
Coastal Forest
- Totem 1: Once you've received the bow, look south-east from the building and aim your bow into a tree. You'll see a Totem hanging from the branch. Shoot it to start Ghost Hunter.
- Totem 2: Hanging from a rock below the tree bridge in the northeast corner of the forest.
- Totem 3: Near GPS Cache 2, south of the platform in a tree to the right.
- Totem 4: Go west from Totem 3 until you find two stone platforms next to one another. Totem 4 hangs off the far-left side.
- Totem 5: Look at the left side of the tree just past the base camp fire.
- Totem 6: After coming out of the bunker and exploring the forest, the east side of the map contains a Totem hanging below the far section of a gap in the bridge.
- Totem: 7: Hanging from the roof above the shrine.
- Totem 8: Search under the central bridge near relic 3.
- Totem 9: Hanging from a tree just north of the bridge.
- Totem 10: The final Totem is past the gate along the patio.
Pyromaniac: Destroy Five Lanterns
Mountain Temple
- Lantern 1: When you get to the first building in this area, go across the bridge and up the stairs, kill the enemies and go round the left side of the hut. Shoot the lantern to start the Pyromaniac Challenge.
- Lantern 2: Go back up the stairs, climb up the wall and into the shelter's remnants. Look right and shoot Lantern 2.
- Lantern 3: Sneak through the opening created by the fallen lantern, kill the enemies, then shoot Lantern 3 by aiming at the platform below.
- Lantern 4: Cross the bridge near the Mountain Temple base camp. After that, walk out onto that ledge and turn to face southeast. Look up onto the cliff edge to see the lantern hanging from the ceiling of a small structure by a barrel.
- Lantern 5: Go up the stone stairs up to the large building in the northeast. Before you climb into the building, look southwest and jump to the top of the small roof below. Then look southeast and up to the second story of the large building on the hill. The lantern is on the right side of the building roof.
Illumination: Light Ten Statues
Mountain Village – Night
- Statue 1: From the Village Plateau base camp, go to the stone lamppost near the fallen wooden cart to the west. Then jump down and walk into the centre wooden structure and light this large statue.
- Statue 2: Go south from the cave leading to the Hall of Ascension tomb, then drop down to the small roof near the waterfall and the fallen tree. Go east, cross the log, and immediately use your climbing axe to scale the rock wall you face. After climbing on top of this ledge, there is a small structure which contains the statue.
- Statue 3: Starting at the centre island south of the cave which leads to the Hall of Ascension tomb, jump southwest to a ledge near another tree stump with ropes around it. Climb the stone stairs leading around the rock until you reach the statue.
- Statue 4: Climb to the upper area of the waterfalls and defeat the enemies, then jump over to the building on the west side of the map. Walk out of the north-side building and scale the rock face. When you reach the top, you'll see the statue. Cross over the small islands, light your torch at the stone lamppost, then head back to the statue to light it.
Mountain Village (Day)
- Statue 5: From the Village Overlook base camp, go up the stairs after defeating these enemies, and the statue is at the top of the stairs on your left.
- Statue 7: Slide down a rope from the Village Overlook base camp and go up the stairs to slide down another rope. Head up the wooden stairs into the ruined house. Inside this building, face northwest then jump through the doorway to the high ledge nearby – the statue is against the cliff edge.
- Statue 8: From the Village Overlook base camp, go down the two rope lines heading east. Go north up the stone stairs and use a rope arrow to go up to the next ledge. After scaling the rock wall, look for a small passageway into the rock face to the west – inside this passage is another statue
Mountain Village (3rd visit)
- Statue 9: Go south from the Mountain Descent base camp until you get to the edge of the water near the small rope arrow post. Create a zipline to the tree trunk across the water to the south. When you get to the other side, follow the path to the south, then west until you reach the edge. Jump onto the arch and cross it to the other side, jumping onto the ledge to the southwest. This path leads to the statue.
- Statue 10: From the Mountain Village base camp, go to the new area to the west created by the plane crash. Move to the right of the southwest building until you see a wooden wall. Climb it, then the statue is in front of you to the north.
Egg Poacher Challenge: Steal Five Eggs
Mountain Village (Night)
- Eggs 1: Once inside the multi-storey building west of the plane wreckage, go to the top floor by taking the stairs. Go onto the balcony on the southeast side of the building. Turn west and jump up onto the roof at its lowest point. Travel along this section of the roof, jump over to the west side. Stay near the wall of the larger roof to your right, climb over the roof and walk down to the edge, where you'll see a bird's nest.
- Eggs 2: Climb to the upper area of the water falls and defeat the enemies. Jump over to the building on the map's west side. Wall scramble on the northeast side of the building, twice, then climb up the wooden ledge hanging off the north side of the building. Jump on top of the crate on this ledge and wall scramble and climb on top of the roof. On the north side of the roof, the eggs are in a large nest.
Mountainside Village (Day):
- Eggs 3: This egg nest is near the Hall Of Ascension tomb. Go south from the cave which leads to the tomb, then drop down to the small roof near the waterfall and tree. Cross the fallen tree, go east and pass the climbable rock wall. Follow this ledge around until you reach the eggs.
- Eggs 4: From the center island which lies south of the cave leading to the Hall Of Ascension tomb, jump southwest down to a ledge near another tree stump with ropes around it.
- Climb the stone stairs leading around the rock until you reach the statue. From the statue, use a rope arrow to make a zipline heading to the island to the northeast. Use the line and then scramble up the nearby wooden wall, then pass under the structure. Drop down to the ledge on the west of the island near a rope arrow post. On this ledge lies the nest.
Mountain Village (3rd visit)
- Eggs 5: From the Mountain Village base camp, go to the new area created by the plane crash. Move to the right of the building to the southwest until you see a wooden wall. Climb this, then head east. Jump off the ledge onto the roof of the building just to the east. Cross this roof and find an egg nest on the north side just past the peak.
Non-believer Challenge: Destroy Five Banners
Mountain Base
- Banner 1: Cut off the gas flow at the beginning of the area and kill the guards near the explosive barrel in the long hallway. Go into the first door on the right to reach the bathrooms. Go to the burning barrel and light your torch. Return to the hallway, go to the end, then enter the room on your left. You can see the red and white banner in the middle of the west wall. Use your torch to burn the banner.
- Banner 2: After defeating the dual machete wielding enemy, climb into the generator room then search for the lanterns on the floor. Grab a lantern and toss it at the banner on the wall adjacent to the hallway you just left.
- Banner 3: Destroy this banner by going down the doorway leading down to the bathrooms. Relight your torch, then head into the room with the killed enemy. Go to the northeast corner and find the banner next to a generator on the wall.
- Banner 4: This is hidden behind the wall underneath the Map Room base camp. From there, drop down and exit the double doors to light your torch at the burning barrel.
- Defeat a machete-wielding enemy, then go back through the double-doors, turn left, enter the small room with all the equipment and the warning message. After entering the doorway, turn right to find the banner on the wall.
- Banner 5: This is in the comms room. Use the axe to open the door, then head back through the door to light your torch at the burning barrel. Enter the door to the comms room and the banner is on the wall directly to your right.
Laid To Rest Challenge: Destroy Five Effigies
- Effigy 1: The first effigy is just south of the helicopter attached to some wooden beams. Move from Helicopter Hill base camp to the south, down the wooden stairs, then turn left to see the effigy.
- Effigy 2: Leave the building which houses the passage to the Well Of Tears tomb, then turn right and climb up two low-hanging roofs to the east. Now turn southeast to see the effigy hanging down.
- Effigy 3: Leave the building housing the passageway to the Well Of Tears tomb, turn right and climb up two low-hanging roofs to the east. Walk a few steps forward and climb up on top of the third building's roof. Look to the northeast to find the effigy hanging above a fence in the distance.
- Effigy 4: From the Ancient Gate camp, go south down the stone stairs until you reach a wooden railing. Go southeast, cross a drainage pipe onto a wooden floor and then go southwest, dropping down to the next wooden balcony. Look west to see the effigy hanging on the side of some tall scaffolding.
- Effigy 5: From the bridge in the map's southwest corner, go north past the wooden stairs leading towards the large tower structure. There is a rusted metal ramp leading inside the structure. Go inside until you reach the northwest wall and climb up the wall's rungs. Turn to the north and look up onto the cliff to spot another effigy.
Firestarter Challenge: Burn Six Sacks
Geothermal Caverns
- Sack 1: From The Pit base camp, follow the passageway south until you reach a large open cavern. Use Survival Instinct with the right bumper, then look up and west to see the sack you need to burn.
- Sack 2: Enter the large cavern from The Pit base camp, turn west and follow the west wall. Pass the first tunnel heading southwest, then move to the next tunnel. This has gas pumping in front of its entrance. Use a fire arrow to ignite the gas and defeat the prisoner, then stand against the climb wall, turn and face the northeast. Use Survival Instinct to see this sack hanging through a hole in the ceiling.
- Sack 3: Enter the large cavern from The Pit base camp, then move along the east wall past the gate and the gas-spewing pipe. Stand in the wooden frame just before the hanging lightbulb. The sack is hanging from the ceiling to the northwest.
- Sack 4: Start at the Catacombs base camp then break the pipe which holds natural gas. Blow up the gas to cause a metal cage to drop and slide to the north. Go down the stairs and use this cage to jump to the higher ledge and crawl up onto the walkway. Move north around the metal cages until you see three enemies standing near the gas. Kill them by hitting the gas with a fire arrow. Ten to the north of the metal doorway you could not pass before hangs a sack under the walkway you just passed under.
- Sack 5: Go north from the Catacombs base camp, then go down the stairs and jump on top of the metal cage you released previously. Jump onto the ledge, climb up onto the walkway and walk to the end of this. At the edge, look up and to the northwest. Then use Survival Instinct to spot the sack.
- Sack 6: Again from the Catacombs base camp, move north down the stairs then jump on top of the same cage you released before.
Red Cap Roundup Challenge: Collect Ten Mushrooms
Summit Forest
- Mushroom 1: From the Summit Marsh base camp, go east down the stairs. Head southeast off the stairs by following the large rocks that make up the map's border. Use Survival Instincts to spot the Mushroom in the dark near the base of a tree.
- Mushroom 2: Start at the Summit Marsh base camp, then head east down the stairs following the large rocks that border the map. Follow this made edge in a southeasterly direction, then go past the helicopter until you head east. Use Survival Instincts to spot the mushroom in the dark behind a tree near the map's edge.
- Mushroom 3: Go out from the Summit Marsh camp in an easterly direction, then go down the stairs through the wooden arch. Continue to run northeast until you pass through another arch. Follow this trail to the northeast then pass the tree stump. Walk a few more paces northeast past the large rocks on your left, then behind the bushes near the rocks is the mushroom.
- Mushroom 4: After entering the forest area, go east to the most northerly bridge, travel northwest then use Survival Instincts activated to spot the glowing mushroom by a tree stump.
- Mushroom 5: From the open forest area's entrance, go east and slightly south until you reach the shoreline. Use Survival Instincts to search the ground near the mushroom, slightly northwest of the nearby tree stand.
- Mushroom 6: From the most southerly bridge made up of plane wreckage, go west up a rocky incline. As you reach the edge, activate Survival Instincts to see a mushroom on a ledge above you.
- Mushroom 7: Enter the large forest area and travel southeast to the most southerly bridge. Stay on the west shoreline of the water, then follow it to the south until you go around a large tree growing near the rock wall. Behind this and near the rocks is a mushroom.
- Mushroom 8: Travel to the most southerly bridge in the open forest area. Go east, pass between two rock ledges until you go under the plane wreckage. The mushroom is behind a bush at the end of the path.
- Mushroom 9: Go to the most northern bridge in the large forest area. Cross the bridge heading southeast, then turn north and walk around the northeast corner of the bridge and back towards the water. The mushroom is growing next to the corner of this bridge.
- Mushroom 10: Start at the Hunting Lodge base camp and travel up the stone stairs to find the mushroom growing underneath some bushes near the southeast rock wall.
Cairn Raider Challenge: Find Five Cairns
Shipwreck Beach (Day)
- Cairn 1: Start at the ruined bridge at the north of the map, face south and walk across the bridge and the wooden steps. Immediately to your right is a sandy path. Turn, then follow this west and you will see an opening on the ledge between two rocks. Drop down to the water from the opening, then use the bow to pull the two floating containers to the tall rock pillar's east side, near the climbable bit of the pillar. Just to the south of the pillar are some rocks to stand on. Use them to jump to the floating containers and jump up using the climbing axe to scale around the pillar and up on top of it.
- Cairn 2: From the ruined bridge at the top of the map, turn around facing the south and follow the sandy trail until you pass two sections of wooden planks. Turn southeast and jump onto the ledge against the large rock group in front of you. Follow the ledge until it ends, then jump onto the next-highest ledge in front of you to find the Cairn.
- Cairn 3: From the same starting point, the wrecked bridge, face south and follow the sandy trail. When you get to the fourth set of planks that the sand passes over, you'll find yourself near an old rusted truck and a wooden ramp. Cross over the fence to the west, then continue west to a circular rock platform you can get onto. The Cairn is on the left of this platform.
- Cairn 4: Slide down the peninsula from the wrecked boat on the east of Shipwreck Beach. Travel south and to the right of the burning barrel, then continue down the sandy trail. At the building, turn southwest and follow the path all the way round the building. The Cairn is at the corner where the path turns to the southeast near a railing.
- Cairn 5: From the Flooded Vault bunker, turn left and head across the wooden bridge that travels southeast. When you get to the wooden ramp, turn up to the right and drop down the ledge which faces southwest. Run towards the pole that sticks out from the Cliffside and use it to swing across the gap to the next ledge. The Cairn is in front of you at the base of a tree.
Mine Sweeper Challenge: Destroy Ten Mines
Shipwreck Beach (Day)
- Mine 1: Start at the wrecked bridge at the north of the map, then face south and follow the trail until you pass a cluster of two groups of wooden planks. Turn southeast then follow the trail winding between the rocks and continue southeast along the rock wall. The rusted mine is near this wall.
- Mine 2: From the Survivor's camp, drop down to the beach then follow the shoreline east. The mine is on the edge of the beach in the water just before you reach the ruined wooden pier.
- Mine 3: Again From the Survivor's base camp, go onto the beach southwards. Turn west to spot a half-buried anchor in the sand. Move to the south of this anchor and look south into the water to find the mine.
- Mine 4: From the old gunboat, go south along the broken pier and up the ladder at the old crane. Zipline down to the galleon, then make your way through and around the ship until you get the Block and Tackle and make the mast crash down. If you're returning to this area, go to where the broken mast is, go past where it fell, then go past the wooden wall on your left. Move up to the north edge of the section of boat and look into the water to your north – the mine is in the water below.
- Mine 5: Again starting at the old gunboat Reyes worked/is working on, go south along the broken pier and past the yellow ladder on the block of concrete which houses the crane. Go to the edge of the concrete to the left of the fence and look out into the water southwards. The mine is in the middle of the water to the right of the old galleon' shipwreck.
- Mine 6: To get this mine, you'll need to have been given the upgraded bow from Jonah. Go east from the Survivor's base camp onto the ruined wooden pier to the southeast. At the pier's edge, point northeast and use the bow to fire into the climbable rock wall. Then, wall climb up the metal sheet onto the rusty beam above. Cross the beam heading east and jump the gap to grab onto a pipe. Jump to climb up the metal grate above, then face northeast and jump to the metal sheet on the side of the concrete pillar, wall climbing to the top of it. Jump across the gap to the northeast and onto the rocky ledge. Then, jump across the gap to the southeast onto the edge of a boat. Walk southwest down to the end of this ledge, then look into the water just above a crate which hangs nearby – the mine is again in the water.
- Mine 7: Slide down the peninsula from the ruined boat on the east side of Shipwreck Beach. Move south and to the right of the burning barrel then continue to head down the trail, turning southwest at the building. Follow the path past the wooden railing, then look into the water in the west to see some boat wreckage. The mine is bobbing in the water here.
- Mine 8: Again from the ruined boat, slide down the peninsula on the east of Shipwreck Beach, then continue south along the east rock wall, past a waterfall. Continue south along the wall's edge, then enter the water near a much larger waterfall. When there, look southeast on top of the sandy ridge past a group of boulders to see the buried mine.
- Mine 9: This mine is half-buried in sand. From the ruined boat, slide down to the peninsula, then go south along the east rock wall past a waterfall near a metal ramp. Keep going south, then along the wall's edge until you enter the water near a much larger waterfall. Go southeast onto the beach and follow the wall to your left, moving east. Pass onto the rock ledge near the cliff wall, then head southeast onto the next beach as you travel between more wrecked boats. Pass the final boat, then turn southwest to see the mine in the sand.
- Mine 10: Again, from the ruined boat, move south and jump from the metal ramp to the concrete post. Jump from it and scramble up the wooden wall. Travel to the two barrels on the walkway and jump over the gap to the southwest. Run up the ramp, then jump over the gap to grab the wooden planks and climb up to the next walkway. Walk up the stairs, then turn to look down and south just above some rocks on the shoreline. The mine is bobbing in the water.
Previous Inhabitants Challenge: Burn Four Flags
Cliffside Bunker
- Flag 1: Start at the Bunker Vista camp and go northeast, then use your bow to make a zipline to the rock wall to the southeast. Climb along the rock wall to the south, then use the pipes on the building's side travel around to the front of the bunker. Climb up into the bunker, then look directly in front of you to see the flag. Burn it.
- Flag 2: Once you enter the bunker from the outside cliff, head north through the tight passage. Kill the enemies, then go up the small stairs leading to a room. Continue to the northwest corner of the building. Go up the stairs as you turn the corner, then kill more enemies. Go up the stairs, go southwest and round the corner to head southeast. Kill more men, then turn northeast and take a running jump across the gap. Continue along this walkway and jump to a piece of flooring which hangs down – climb this to the next level. Once you have climbed up, turn to face southwest and look under the lift which hangs in the open. On the far wall flutters another burnable flag.
- Flag 3: Go inside the bunker and go up to the third floor. Follow the balcony around, then jump onto the platform when you see it by the ramp which points towards it. From here, shimmy to the right and climb inside. Face southeast, then jump up onto the rooftop. After climbing to the rooftop, turn to face northeast and look up near the top of the crane tower. The flag is on the southwest corner.
- Flag 4: Repeat all the steps for Flag 3, but instead of looking to the crane tower, instead face southeast and jump up onto the rooftop. Turn and face northwest and look at the wall of the roof to see a Flag.
Sun Killer Challenge: Destroy Five Totems
Research Base
- Totem 1: When you enter the research base, walk northwest and then jump across the gap and latch onto the rock wall with your axe. Scale down the wall, then let go as you drop past the metal gate, the re-latch the axe at the next-lowest rock wall. After you slow your momentum, let go of the wall and drop into the water. Follow this water until you reach a rock wall to scale. Climb up it, then walk to the north as you squeeze into the narrow crevice. In the room, aim your weapon to the left of the lightbulb and look into the rafters to see the Totem.
- Totem 2: From the Research Lab base camp, walk to the metal door just to the southwest. Open it with your axe, then step into the doorway and look up and left.
- Totem 3: Repeat the steps for Totem 2, then look through the window into the room directly in front of you, slightly to the right. You'll see the Totem through a gap in the back of that room.
- Totem 4: If you've broken all the gears on the elevator and caused it to crash to the bottom, get inside the lift shaft, then drop down to level one. Stand on the number painted on the floor and turn north. The Totem is hanging from flooring above the railings.
- Totem 5: Again, having broken the lift gears, go to the first level inside the shaft. Move through the hole in the southwest wall and walk forwards then look north. The Totem hands in front of you from the ceiling behind the fence.


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Diagnostic mammogram
This mammogram is a detailed x-ray of your breast tissue. It is used to identify lumps, lesions or areas of tissue that appear abnormal on a screening mammogram. It gives physicians a clearer look at suspected abnormalities.
Breast ultrasound
Ultrasound uses sound waves to create images of your breast tissue. Ultrasound images are captured in real time so your physician can see blood flow as well as the internal structures of your breast. Ultrasound is often used after a lump is found or if tissue appears abnormal on a mammogram, and can be used to detect cancer early. It also reveals whether a lump is solid, fluid-filled, or both.
Breast MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
A breast MRI uses a magnetic field, radio frequency pulses and a computer to create detailed images of breast tissue. It can provide more information to your physician than mammograms or ultrasounds alone, and may be used when these methods do not provide a clear enough image for a breast cancer diagnosis. MRIs may also be used after an initial detection of breast cancer to determine the extent of the cancer and for follow-up exams after breast cancer treatment.
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A handcar (also known as a pump trolley, pump car, jigger, Kalamazoo,[1] or draisine (powered or unpowered)) is a railroad car powered by its passengers, or by people pushing the car from behind. It is mostly used as a maintenance of way or mining car, but it was also used for passenger service in some cases. A typical design consists of an arm, called the walking beam, that pivots, seesaw-like, on a base, which the passengers alternately push down and pull up to move the car.
It is not clear who invented the handcar. It is likely that machinists in individual railroad shops began to build them to their own design. Many of the earliest ones operated by turning large cranks. It is likely that the pump handcar, with a reciprocating walking beam, came later. While there are hundreds of US patents pertaining to details of handcars, probably the primary designs of mechanisms for powering handcars were in such common use that they were not patentable when companies started to manufacture handcars for sale to the railroads.
Handcars were critical to the operation of railroads during a time when railroads were essential forms of transportation in America, from about 1850 to 1910. There may have been handcars as early as the late 1840s but they were quite common during the American Civil War. They were a very important tool in the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad. There were many thousands of them built. They were commonly assigned to a "section" of track, the section being between about 6 to 10 miles long, depending upon the traffic and speed experienced on the section. Each section would have a section crew that would maintain that piece of track. Each section usually had a section house which was used to store tools and the section's handcar. Roughly 130,000 miles of track had been constructed in America by 1900. Thus, considering there was a handcar assigned to every ten miles of that track, there would have been a minimum of 13,000 handcars operating in the United States. Motor section cars began to appear in the very early 1900s, or a few years earlier. They quickly replaced handcars. Those handcars that were not scrapped as part of the World War One, were probably scrapped for World War Two. It is not clear how many handcars survived. They can be found in railroad museums and some are in private hands.
Modern usage[edit]
Handcars have been normally used by railway service personnel (also known as a Gandy dancer) for railroad inspection and maintenance. Because of their low weight and small size, they can be put on and taken off the rails at any place, allowing trains to pass. Handcars have since been replaced by self-propelled vehicles that do not require the use of manual power, instead relying on internal combustion engines or electricity to move the vehicle.
Handcars are nowadays used by handcar enthusiasts at vintage railroad events and for races between handcars driven by five person teams (one to push the car from a halt, four to pump the lever). One such race, the Handcar Regatta, was held in Santa Rosa, California from 2008 to 2011 and other races are held in Australia. See the section on racing below. Aside from handcars built for racing, new handcars are being built with modern roller bearings and milled axles and crankshafts.
In Australia, hand cars or pump carts are commonly referred to as Kalamazoos after the Kalamazoo Manufacturing Company, which provided many examples to the Australian railway market.[1] Many Kalamazoos are preserved in Australia, some even being used for races.[2]
There is a push car service along the railroad tracks between Anguiatú in Guatemala and rural towns across the Salvadoran border. Sometimes it is pulled by a horse.[3]
In Japan, dozens of commercially operated handcar railway lines, called human car tramway (人車軌道 jinsha kidō?) or human car railway (人車鉄道 jinsha tetsudō?) existed in early 20th century.[4] Those lines were purely built for its passenger/freight service, and "drivers" pushed small train cars all the way. The first line, Fujieda-Yaizu Tramway, opened in 1891, and most of the others opened before 1910. Most lines were very short with less than 10 km lengths, and the rail gauges used were either 2 ft 6 in (762 mm) or 2 ft (610 mm). As the human-powered system was fairly inefficient, many handcar tramways soon changed their power resources to either horse or gasoline. The system was not strong against a competition with other modes of transport, such as trucks, horses, buses, or other railways. Taishaku Handcar Tramway ceased its operation as early as 1912, and almost all the lines were already closed before 1945.
List of handcar tramways in Japan[edit]
- Hokkaidō
- Ebetsu Town Handcar Tramway 江別町営人車軌道
- Akita
- Nakanishi Tokugorō Operated Tramway 中西徳五郎経営軌道
- Yamagata
- Akayu Handcar Tramway 赤湯人車軌道
- Iwate
- Waga Light Tramway 和賀軽便軌道
- Miyagi
- Matsuyama Handcar Tramway 松山人車軌道
- Tochigi
- Ibaraki
- Haguro Tramway 羽黒軌道
- Inada Tramway 稲田軌道
- Iwama Tramway 岩間軌道
- Kabaho Kōgyō Tramway 樺穂興業軌道
- Kasama Handcar Tramway 笠間人車軌道
- Chiba
- Tokyo
- Taishaku Handcar Tramway 帝釈人車軌道
- The current Keisei Kanamachi Line.
- Taishaku Handcar Tramway 帝釈人車軌道
- Gunma
- Satomi Tramway 里見軌道
- Yabuzuka Stone Tramway 藪塚石材軌道
- The part of the current Tōbu Kiryū Line.
- Kanagawa
- Zusō Handcar Tramway 豆相人車鉄道
- Also in Shizuoka.
- Zusō Handcar Tramway 豆相人車鉄道
- Shizuoka
- Fujieda-Yaizu Tramway 藤枝焼津間軌道
- Nakaizumi Tramway 中泉軌道
- Shimada Tramway 島田軌道
- Fukui
- Hongō Tramway 本郷軌道
- Okinawa
- Okinawa Handcar Tramway 沖縄人車軌道
In Taiwan, commercially operated handcars were called either light railway line (Traditional Chinese: 輕便線; Hanyu Pinyin: qīngbiàn-xiàn), hand-pushed light railway line (手押輕便線; shǒuyā qīngbiàn-xiàn), hand-pushed tramway (手押軌道; shǒuyā guǐdào), or most commonly, hand-pushed wagon (手押臺車; shǒuyā táichē).[4] The first line was built in the 1870s. The network developed later under Japanese rule. In 1933, its peak, there were more than 50 lines in the island with 1,292 km network, transporting local passengers, coal, factory products, sugar, salt, bananas, tea leaves, and others. Most lines, excluding those in mines and isolated islands, have disappeared after Japanese have left. However, a few lines survived well until the 1970s. Currently, only the sightseeing line in Wūlái still exists, although its line is not human-powered anymore.
In popular culture[edit]
Handcars are a recurring plot device of twentieth century film comedy.
- The opening scene of Blazing Saddles, set at a railroad construction site, features a handcar.
- In the movie Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, the culminating chase scene takes place along a railway, with one of the pursuers chasing the heroes down the tracks on a handcar.
- In the movie O Brother, Where Art Thou?, the three main characters encounter an old blind man on a handcar after escaping from prison and in the conclusion of the movie.
- In the movie The Great St Trinian's Train Robbery two St Trinian's schoolgirls use one to move between distant points levers.
- In the Coyote and Road Runner episode "Rushing Roulette" (1965) Wile E. Coyote attempts to catch the Road Runner using a handcar.
- In 1998, Sega manufactured the handcar-themed arcade game Magical Truck Adventure which the player controls by pumping a large handle.
- Buster Keaton uses a handcar during a chase scene in the film The General; he also uses a powered drasine in The Railrodder
Handcar racing[edit]
An annual handcar race, Dr. E. P. Kitty's Wunderkammer, featuring the Great Sonoma County Handcar Races (formerly known as The Hand-car Regatta), is held in the rail-yard in old downtown Santa Rosa, California.[5]
A multi-faceted festival, it was centered in races of numerous widely varying human-powered vehicles operating on railroad tracks. These included traditional hand-powered carts and others powered by pedals or pushing.
A similar race is happening in the nearby Northern California town of Willits, California, on Sept. 8 and 9, 2012.[6] Other races are held in Australia, some using preserved old handcars. See the reference above discussing Kalamazoos in Australia.
Additional Images[edit]
Handcar or Velocipede at the Nevada State Railroad Museum
A handcar, in original condition (at the Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum). The foot brake operating mechanism may be seen between the wheels.
Handcar riding along the Murmansk railroad, on the shore of Lake Onega. (circa 1916)
See also[edit]
- Draisine
- Human-powered transport
- Railcar
- Some rowing cycles are inspired by early handcars
- ^ a b "Kalamazoo Railroad Velocipede and Car Company, Kalamazoo, Michigan, U.S.". Retrieved 2008-03-22.
- ^ "Cummins Kalamazoo". Annual handcar race event at Cummins, South Australia. Retrieved 2008-03-22.
- ^ Push Car between Guatemala and El Salvador. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Inmaq5w4TU0
- ^ a b These English names are just tentative translations for this article.
- ^ "Great West End Hand-Car Regatta". Retrieved 2009-09-28.
- ^ "Hand Car Time Trials--Willits Kinetic Carnivale". Retrieved 2012-07-29.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Handcars.
- PRR Hand Car diagrams
- History and other information
- The Hand-Car Regatta Race
- Folsom Handcar Derby 2014
- Racing at the Willits Kinetic Carnivale
- (Japanese) 全国人車鉄道一覧 (List of Handcar Tramways all Japan)
- (Japanese) 友蚋炭坑人車軌道 (Yǒuruì Coal Mine Handcar Tramway): About the handcar railway line in Taiwan.


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Sebastian Vettel put in a late charge on the soft Pirelli tyres to hold the advantage heading into qualifying, however, it's Sauber who are looking good.
Practice got underway with Charles Pic setting the first lap time, a 1:29.495. However, that was quickly dropped as Daniel Ricciardo, Nico Rosberg and Sergio Perez all of whom had a turn in the P1 slot with the latter posting a 1:24.554.
Romain Grosjean ran into problems as the Frenchman came to a halt at Turn 10. He reported to his Lotus team that the engine has stalled with the team confirming that he had suffered a loss of fuel pressure.
The Lotus driver's car was cleared away by the marshals and returned to the pits on a flatbed truck giving Grosjean some hope that he could be back into the action before the end of the session.
A late-ish start for the leading teams meant Perez held onto the P1 slot through the halfway point which is when he was overhauled by Nico Rosberg using the soft option Pirelli tyres.
However, the drivers still out on the hard tyres were not able to challenge the Sauber driver's time, which had been set on the hard rubber. Sebastian Vettel was fourth, Fernando Alonso fifth and Lewis Hamilton sixth.
Perez was the next to head out on the soft tyres and immediately returned to the front with the benchmark time now down to a 1:23.742. Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne was second ahead of Rosberg.
With ten minutes to go in the session, Alonso moved up to second place, 0.665s down on Perez while Kimi Raikkonen took fourth.
However, it could have been a lot different with McLaren at the fore had Jenson Button, and more notably Lewis Hamilton, not run into traffic on their first laps on their soft tyres. That cost both drivers especially Hamilton who was quickest through the first two sectors before coming up to an HRT and Lotus.
The session ended with Kamui Kobayashi taking the P1 slot only to lose out to Pastor Maldonado while Vettel then putting in a late charge to lead the way with a 1:23.168.
01 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull 1:23.168 13 laps
02 Pastor Maldonado Williams 1:23.336 0.168 19 laps
03 Kamui Kobayashi Sauber 1:23.350 0.182 19 laps
04 Mark Webber Red Bull 1:23.578 0.410 16 laps
05 Sergio Perez Sauber 1:23.742 0.574 22 laps
06 Fernando Alonso Ferrari 1:23.807 0.639 15 laps
07 Jean-Eric Vergne Toro Rosso 1:23.833 0.65 14 laps
08 Jenson Button McLaren 1:23.909 0.741 13 laps
09 Kimi Raikkonen Lotus 1:23.936 0.768 16 laps
10 Nico Rosberg Mercedes 1:24.070 0.902 24 laps
11 Felipe Massa Ferrari 1:24.179 1.011 16 laps
12 Nico Hulkenberg Force India 1:24.323 1.155 17 laps
13 Daniel Ricciardo Toro Rosso 1:24.331 1.163 15 laps
14 Bruno Senna Williams 1:24.409 1.241 18 laps
15 Paul di Resta Force India 1:24.599 1.431 15 laps
16 Lewis Hamilton McLaren 1:24.778 1.610 15 laps
17 Michael Schumacher Mercedes 1:24.825 1.657 17 laps
18 Vitaly Petrov Caterham 1:25.911 2.743 20 laps
19 Heikki Kovalainen Caterham 1:26.587 3.419 20 laps
20 Charles Pic Marussia 1:27.469 4.301 18 laps
21 Timo Glock Marussia 1:27.689 4.521 17 laps
22 Narain Karthikeyan HRT 1:28.207 5.039 24 laps
23 Pedro de la Rosa HRT 1:28.373 5.205 13 laps
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UIC Eco-Educator Program
Do you have a passion for sustainability, recycling and common sense? Do you want to see UIC have greener events by wasting and polluting less? We are looking for people to serve as special events Eco-Educators.
What is a UIC Eco-Educator?
Eco-Educators are enthusiastic people that want to impact UIC's sustainability mission to reduce waste and greenhouse gases.
The purpose of the UIC Eco-Educator program is to ensure that event-goers leave the event with a proper understanding of basic sustainability concepts, such as waste minimization and recycling.
Eco-Educators work as many events as they'd like, typically 2-4 hours per event. (minimum time commitment is one event plus one 30-minute training session)
What is required of a UIC Eco-Educator?
Eco-Educators will be required to either walk around the event, or stand in strategic locations (such as by recycling bins) to ensure the event-goers properly recycle and know why it is important to UIC. Some events will be hosted by the Office of Sustainability, whereas other events are hosted by other UIC Departments or outside companies. Mostly all events that require Eco-Educators will be on the UIC Campus including the Quad, UIC Forum, and UIC Student Centers, to name a few.
The time commitment per event ranges from 2-4 hours per event.
Each Eco-Educator is required to sign up for an event in advance and attend the one-time mandatory eco-education training. Events are posted well in advance to ensure it will not conflict with an Eco-Educator's class schedule.
Eco-Educators can posses any educational background, but should be passionate about sustainability- specifically recycling and waste reduction. Eco-Educators should be out-going and not intimidated to talk to people. Eco-Educators may be UIC students, staff, or even faculty!
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|Hello. I am trying to determine what type of fireplace I have (zero clearance or masonry). All evidence points to masonry, however, the face of the wall above the fireplace is drywall, not brick. Below the drywall is the mantle, and below the mantle is 12" tiles going around the fireplace opening. It is a gas fireplace. I see no metal whatsoever in the firebox. In fact, the grout around the brick is deteriorating in some places. If I stick my head up the fireplace, there looks to be a tile flu (square-10" by 10" or so, rounded at the corners). In the basement, there is block concrete below the fireplace (everywhere else it is poured concrete). There is also poured concrete directly under the hearth (as visible from the basement). I am trying to install glass doors purchased at Home Depot, however the lintel seems to be upside down, with the accessible part of the lintel hugging the tile surround; so there is nothing to screw the set screw into. I am stumped. I would appreciate any advice. Can I post pics on this website? FYI, the house was built in 1994.
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|I guess your fireplace was custom built. From your description, it is not a prefab. If you recently purchased the house, you might want to consider having a certified chimney sweep clean it, unless you know that has been done recently. Besides, if the grouting is loose in some places, that might need to be fixed before you use it. And you can ask the chimney sweep to comment on your issue about the glass door installation.
|Thanks for the follow up. Looking up the flu it appears to be very clean. I think I will have someone take a look at the grouting issue. Since I cannot use the standard mounting equipment that came with the doors, do you see any problem with just using a c clamp? Not sure if this breaks some type of code or not, but it seems like it would work just fine.
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Definitions for navigerous
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bearing ships; capable of floating vessels
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Even by her own hyperactive career standards, Renée, 38, has been busy lately. She has three wildly diverse movies coming out in succession. Right now, there's Bee Movie, Jerry Seinfeld's animated feature debut, to which she lends her voice as a florist with whom the lead bee (played by Seinfeld) strikes up a friendship. "Honey" is how Seinfeld sums up Renée's redoubtable vocal talent. "I was not able to find anything that she couldn't do to perfection," he says. "She's almost a scary person to work with. She has complete command of the piano keyboard; she can go up and down with such fluidity." Curious fact: Renée has never actually watched Seinfeld. "Am I the only American you've ever met who's never seen it? I know I'm the only American I know who didn't watch," she says, giving a grimace of sacrilegious guilt. In next summer's Case 39, a creep-into-your-bones horror flick about child abuse and other nastiness, she plays a stressed-out social worker quite a departure from the recent work on her résumé. "A big, scary trustfest" is Renée's summation. The glamour girl of the trio is April's Leatherheads, a period romantic comedy about the 1920s pro-football scene in which she plays opposite director George Clooney as Lexi, an intriguing young lady of substance a.k.a. Renée's kind of girl.
Her old friend Mr. Clooney wrote the part for her. "Most actors and actresses tend to be fairly contemporary: The minute you put them in a period piece, they stand out," says Clooney. "Renée has great old-fashioned movie-star qualities. There are times in the film when she looks a lot like a young Ginger Rogers." One could say Renée's ability to dissolve into a role puts her in a league with artist Cindy Sherman as a mistress of disguise. "She's amazing at that," Clooney agrees, describing how she would become Rosalind Russell, Barbara Stanwyck, and Jean Arthur before his eyes.
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