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ISDN and Linux—Surfing at Warp Speed
A typical question on comp.os.linux.* is "Do I need to get an ISDN driver for Linux to make my Bitsurfr/ISDN router work?" There are a lot of misconceptions about the requirements to get connected using Linux and ISDN. This article defines ISDN and explains some of the terms (see Glossary) involved, as well as describing three different ISDN device types and how to get Linux to use them to get on the Net. There is no time like the present to graduate to a 64K or 128K ISDN Internet connection.
ISDN, or Integrated Services Digital Network, is telecommunications technology that provides the end user with a method for connecting to the phone network using digital signals. It was originally designed to replace the POTS system; however, it never caught on (in North America at least) for standard phone use because there are different implementations of the ISDN standard. However, with the advent of the Internet, ISDN is starting to take off as a solution for the average user to get high-speed Internet access. There are other digital connections available such as cable modems and ADSL; however, ISDN is here now and available almost everywhere.
ISDN is delivered as BRI service with two 64K B (data) channels and one 16K D (signaling) channel. Some telcos still only provide one B channel, however, this is becoming rare. BRI lines are typically used by small business and individuals.
For the corporate user with a PBX or an access router, a PRI would be used. A PRI consists, in North America of 23 64K B channels and one 64K D, and in Europe, 30 64K D channels and one 64K D channel. This is the ISDN equivalent to a T1 or E1.
In North America, telcos deliver the ISDN BRI line as a U interface. This is a two-wire link that easily works over the standard pair of copper wires used by analog phone lines. In Europe, telcos typically deliver the line as an S/T interface. This is a four-wire link that is able to connect seven ISDN devices to the same line. The U interface requires an NT1 adapter to switch the S/T interface. Where the S/T interface is delivered, the NT1 resides at the telco's switch. Most ISDN products destined for North America also incorporate the NT1, thereby saving money and desk space.
The big benefit of ISDN is the small call setup time; that is, the time elapsed between when the phone number is dialed and when the connection is completed. This is made possible by the use of out-of-band signaling via the D channel. The D channel signals the telco's switch to make a call and, in less than one second, the connection is made. The POTS service uses in-band signaling. When a modem dials a system, it picks up the line and sends tones or pulses in the same band as the data travels.
ISDN terminal adapter user's guides give you the impression that getting ISDN is difficult. If you ask the right questions, obtaining your ISDN line can be easy. When ordering the line, ask:
Does the BRI have two B channels? (almost always yes.)
What switch type should I tell my TA to use? (In Canada, usually NI-1.)
Is it delivered as a U or S interface? Do I need an NT1? (If you have a line delivered as a U interface you must ensure your terminal adapter has an NT1 built in, otherwise, a separate NT1 is required.)
Check the pricing of ISDN in your area. In some places in the US, Frame Relay connections are cheaper than ISDN. ISDN is typically charged on a per-minute basis as well. For example, Bell Canada's Z@P service charges $1/hour per B channel to a maximum of $50/month per B channel between certain hours.
This is the expensive part of getting ISDN. Typically, a terminal adapter ranges in price from $300 to several thousand dollars depending on the type, features and functionality.
There are three basic types of terminal adapters: ISDN routers, external ISDN modems and internal ISDN network adapters. Most terminal adapters today provide POTS jacks for connecting a standard analog phone device. These jacks give you a place to connect a fax machine or an analog modem.
The type of terminal adapter you buy generally depends on the amount of money you wish to spend. The best device to get depends on your application and budget. An ISDN router is generally easiest to configure and set up, but tend to be a bit more pricey. ISDN modems and network adapters require a bit more work as they require additional software, but tend to be more in the price range of an individual. However, with an ISDN router, it's merely a matter of connecting it to your Ethernet card and you are on-line. ISDN modems and network adapters tend to take a bit more work to get online.
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This down pressure plus remaining parallel to the ground throughout the opener's travel, results in a consistent planting depth control. The Air Drill System features a large 350 bushel capacity, two compartment split 60/40, four wheel steer cart. Mounted on the ISO compatible cart system is the central fill, pressurized tank which features a low hopper sensor. The operator can load and unload the hopper with the attached 8" auger. The ability to drill grain and apply fertilizer at the same time allows you to get more acres done in less time. Built around the solid All Plant Drill 3-section 40' and 45' frames, the folding Air Drill allows for quick and easy transport.
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Dr. Oh set out on her current career path after working at doctors' offices while studying engineering and mathematics. Those early, hands-on experiences opened her eyes to the possibilities for helping people who are in need of both routine and more complex dental treatments. To treat advanced cases successfully, Dr. Oh completed additional 5 more years of specialty training in prosthodontics and implant surgery after general dentistry degree. Today, Dr. Oh provides a wide range of services, from cosmetic general dentistry (including check ups, fillings and crowns) to advanced prosthodontic treatments such as full mouth rehabilitation and implant surgery. In a field with constantly evolving technology, Dr. Oh strives to make the most evidence based, cutting-edge treatments available to her patients in a way that meets their particular needs and contributes to their comfort. Additionally Dr. Oh dedicates her time in teaching Post-Doctoral Prosthodontic Residents at NYU College of Dentistry in Implant Treatments and Prosthodontics. …
her attention to details was excellent. everything about the treatment had to be perfect. slight discomfort from myself was always taken cared of. at first the word "implant" sounds scary and painful. but it was not. there was discomfort (having your mouth opened) for more than half hour. but the result is fantastic. my implant is as good as your natural teeth.
Dr. Oh is exceptional. She's patient, kind and lets you know what's happening with every and any procedure she performs. Her dental assistant is also superb. She manages to calm me down at the start of every appointment (I admit I am slightly skiddish when it comes to dentists). It's a judgement free zone, so to speak. She doesn't make you feel like a terrible human being if you haven't flossed everyday (I have experienced this before, I felt like an incontinent puppy being yelled at) but as a good doctor, she does encourage having good habits when it comes to good dental hygiene. All in all, she's been great with me and I highly recommend her.
Dr. Oh and her office are very professional. She is very sweet and is extremely good at what she does. Her bedside manner is unlike any doctor/dentist I've ever had. In addition, the office is very helpful. Connie, the woman who works at the front desk will call before the appointment. In addition, if the schedule is running behind, she will call to let you know and will give you the option to come in x minutes later or reschedule. I really appreciate that they do this and feel that this level of consideration is hard to come by in New York City. This is the icing on top of the cake! Dr. Oh is truly a great doctor! Highly recommend!
Always very friendly, caring and professional
great dentist great staff!
She's great at what she does and talks to you to explain what she's doing as she does it. It's very helpful and puts your mind at ease. If you have any questions or concerns, she hears you out and addresses them. That kind of care is certainly appreciated as a patient.
Very nice office, friendly staff, Dr. Oh was very professional and helpful
My favorite dentist.
Dr. Oh is an amazing dentist and makes you feel very comfortable in the dentist's chair!
I'm not one who goes regularly to the Dentist, I will most definiately continue to see her. I was quite relaxed and comfortable in her office.
I am also a Dentist. Dr. Oh Is the best dentist that I have ever seen! She is my dentist!....
Great bedside manner and very skillful. Front/back office staff however can be a bit cold and demanding.
Wow! I was so impressed by my visit, my first, to Dr. Oh. First, calling the office is a pleasure. The desk assistant, Connie, is extremely pleasant to deal with on the phone and very efficient. And she was just as nice in person when I arrived at the office (which is a very nicely appointed one just above the Calvin Klein store on Madison Avenue). The reason I had gone to Dr. Oh -- having got good recommendations on ZocDoc and Yelp -- was because my current dentist had told me I had to have a crown that would cost almost $3,000. This dentist (who shall remain unnamed) is not in my insurance's network and they said they could only reimburse me about $900 of the cost. I was also a bit suspicious that a crown was a somewhat radical move and so decided to get a second opinion. I also thought that if the work was indeed needed that it would be better (and cheaper!) to have it done in-network. (To be fair to this dentist, who I had used for almost 20 years, he had not seen reason to do lots of procedures over these years, apart from another crown, which did seem necessary.) After my pleasant dealings with Connie (filling out the usual first-time forms and so forth), I was escorted into the extremely well-equipped and spic-and-span surgery by Dr. Oh's assistant, Wendy. She made some very nice conversation and asked me a couple of health questions before bringing Dr. Oh in. Dr. Oh is very low-key, almost to the point of being diffident, but obviously very serious about what she is doing. She is also very gentle, which is great (I have had head- and jaw-tugging dentists and hygenists before). She asked me some medical-history questions and then proceeded to examine my teeth. She also had Wendy do an x-ray of the teeth in question (done with the latest digital equipment). And the outcome? She thought a crown was unnecessary. "I don't like to take teeth out unless we absolutely need to," she said. That was, of course, a big relief, both financially (I wouldn't have to pay big bucks [plus the insurance company saved as well]) and in pain and time terms. And even if she had said it was necessary, I would still have gone back to Dr. Oh. I was most impressed by her and the whole operation. Of course, she could be wrong (though I very much doubt it), in which case I will write again. But for now, I give Dr. Oh a very big thumbs-up. She has a new patient.
Dr. Oh was super nice and very thorough with my cleaning. She even took time to show me up close where the problems were with my teeth. The front desk staff were also friendly and the offices are bright and clean. Would definitely recommend!
I was very happy with my visit. I've been looking for a good dentist ever since I moved to Manhattan and I think my search is finally over. She was very thorough without being overly rough. Her assistants were also very nice and helpful as well.
Dr. Oh and her assistant are excellent. Very patient and gentle, despite the fact that I had waited way, way too long between cleanings. If I have to go to the dentist, then I want to see Dr. Oh.
I have been seeing Dr. Oh for a while now and I am very happy that I found her. She is really great!
Nice office, her staff - very professional and pleasant. Dr. Oh is very gentle and sweet, informative and tells you in detail what she is doing at all times. I had great deal of work done and felt no pain. GOTTA LOVE THAT!
She's very personable and caring. Luckily I don't have dental issues, but my wife does, and she LOVES Dr. Oh. She's been searching for the perfect dentist for years and have finally found her.
Very professional , competent, caring and efficient.
Dr. Oh is highly skilled with excellent bedside manner. She is very sensitive to patients needs and level of comfort throughout the consultation/service. Her staff is also very courteous and professional. Convenient midtown location too!
Dr. Oh is incredibly thorough and knowledgeable. She answered all my questions and spoke honestly about my options, only making recommendations based on evidence. I had a great dental visit and will be going back for future dental work. It was definitely worth the short wait time.
Dr Oh is truly a wonderful dentist. She is so gentle and caring and she did beautiful veneers for my teeth. If you want veneers that don't look fake, then go to Dr Oh.
She is very friendly and attentive. She explained every step she was taking, which made me very comfortable. She was very gentle when she was cleaning my teeth and I didn't feel any pain!
She was extremely sweet and attentive to my concerns. Very professional and knowledgable. Highly recommended!
She was very clam and attentive to every part of my dental care at my visit. I highly recommend her!
Dr. Oh is patient, kind, and gives sound advice. Not only does she explain procedures before she does them, but patiently takes time to address and consider patients' requests and concerns.
Dr. Oh is so sweet and accommodating. Also I love Connie who works reception - she is very easy to get a hold of via email which is very easy for me.
Very attentive and calm. Was a pleasant experience for being at the dentist.
Stella Oh, was magnificent. This is a DentisT that is cutting edge and very precise. In fact the entire staff was a pleasure. Have you ever heard someone say that they were looking forward to going back? I am. ( :
She was very responsive to my emergency visit needs.
Great dentist who listens and makes sure you are comfortable at all times. Highly recommended.
Very professional with great depth of knowledge. She fully explains the entire process in order to make you feel comfortable, and answers all questions thoroughly with no ambiguity. Highly recommended.
She was very nice and thorough. I was a little nervous, but she was gentle and the cleaning went well. Also, the offices were really nice!
Dr. Oh was highly knowledgeable and skilled with a gentlest bedside manner. She explained things thoroughly for me to understand. I did have to wait a little, but I realized that she cares to take her time with her patients to do a nice job - which I don't mind at all.
1ST, I think I waited for almost to 30 mins. 2nd, I came in for a cleaning, but she went ahead doing scaling without me fully grasping the situation (and of course the charge) I felt she should have talked to me about it and leave me to the decision making. Though she was very friendly and over all did a decent job, I did not have a great experience. She made me feel my teeth were rotten, which was hardly the truth.
Dr. Stella Oh was amazing. Her bedside manner was impeccable and made me feel comfortable even while grinding down a tooth and cutting my gums open (I'm sure that's T.M.I.). She explained everything she was doing, was on time and gave me instructions for lowering the pain over the next day or two.
Dr. Oh & her staff are knowledgeable and friendly.
Best dentist I've ever had.


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Davecat met his future wife, Sidore Kuroneko at a goth club in 2000, so the story goes. The less romantic but perhaps more true version is that he saved up for a year and a half to buy her online. She cost about $6,000.
Sidore is a RealDoll, manufactured by Abyss Creations in the shape of a human woman. She is covered in artificial skin made of silicone, so she's soft. These high-end, anatomically correct—even equipped with fake tongues—love dolls (or capital-D Dolls) are ostensibly made for sex. But 40-year-old Davecat (a nickname acquired from videogames that he now prefers to go by) and others who call themselves iDollators see their dolls as life partners, not sex toys. Davecat and Sidore (or, as he sometimes calls her, Shi-chan) obviously aren't legally married, but they do have matching wedding bands that say "Synthetik [sic] love lasts forever," and he says they're considering some sort of ceremony for their 15th anniversary.
Davecat considers himself an activist for synthetic love, and the rights of synthetic humans, such as Shi-chan. He's active online, with an iDollator blog, "Shouting to hear the echoes," that he updates regularly, and has appeared on TLC's show My Strange Addiction, as well as in a BBC documentary called Guys and Dolls.
According to the backstory of Davecat's relationships, his Doll mistress (and Sidore's girlfriend), Elena Vostrikova, saw Davecat and Sidore in Guys and Dolls and moved from Russia to be with them. Davecat purchased Elena, or Lenka, in 2012, and the three of them now share a one-bedroom apartment in southeastern Michigan.
I spoke with Davecat over email about the ups and downs of synthetic relationships.
When and why did you purchase your first Doll? Were you thinking of companionship at the time, or was it just for sex?
I bought Shi-chan back in 2000. Admittedly, my reasons for purchasing her were 70 percent sex, 30 percent companionship. I've always been attracted to artificial women such as mannequins, and especially Gynoids, which are robots made in the likeness of human females. In late 1998 one of my best friends, showed me the RealDoll website, as she knew I was keen on artificial women. I thought they were gorgeous creations, and having one would not only dispel loneliness, but be excellent for sex as well. And I was right!
When did you start feeling like Sidore was not just a sex toy but someone/something you were in a relationship with?
It actually didn't take me too long to regard Shi-chan as a synthetic person, and not simply a thing; it occurred pretty much when I opened her crate for the first time. I was immediately stunned by her lifelike beauty, and after I mentally collected myself, extracted her from her crate, and sat her down on the couch, I just held her in my arms for a while. It felt so right and natural, if you'll pardon the pun. It seemed perfectly normal for me to treat something that resembles an organic woman the same way I'd treat an actual organic woman.
Part of the (sexual) appeal of synthetics is how much they look like their organic counterparts. If you have a robot shaped like a refrigerator, that won't have as much draw as a robot in the shape of a human; people will be more willing to interact with the human-shaped one. Further still, if that humanoid robot has artificial skin and sounds like a human, most people dealing with it are more than likely to even have a moment where they forget it's a robot. With Sidore, her draw was instantaneous. There was never a moment when Shi-chan—or any Doll, for that matter—was merely an object to me.
Have you always been interested in dolls, and if so, was it always in a sexual way?
I've always been fascinated by the idea of artificial people, specifically artificial women. Before I knew Dolls existed, I'd long identified as being a technosexual, even before I knew there was a word for it. A technosexual is someone who is attracted to robots. Like any subculture, there's many shades within the term. Some technosexuals prefer their organic partners to dress as robots; others are attracted to robots who don't necessarily have a humanoid appearance, such as R2-D2. My preference is for humanoid robots that are covered in artificial flesh, so they look organic upon first glance; both Geminoid-F and the Actroid series of Gynoids by Hiroshi Ishiguro are excellent examples.
Obviously, I'm sexually attracted to synthetic humans, such as Gynoids and Dolls, but the much larger part of their appeal is that they're humans, but they don't possess any of the unpleasant qualities that organic, flesh and blood humans have. A synthetic will never lie to you, cheat on you, criticize you, or be otherwise disagreeable. It's rare enough to find organics who don't have something going on with them, and being able to make a partner of one is rarer still.
In your episode of My Strange Addiction, you talk about how you're perfectly aware she's a doll, and you're not trying to pretend she's a person. Yet you consider yourself married to Sidore, a marriage/relationship being something that is inherently two-sided. How do you reconcile those two things in your head at once?


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Another vote here for Procurves. We have various models through the school, and they are easy to manage through either the individual web interface or Procurve Manager.
I suppose that means every port switch will be tagged with two VLANs, the default and the new guest VLAN (50) - that might take a bit more setting up.
Another vote here for Procurves. We have various models through the school, and they are easy to manage through either the individual web interface or Procurve Manager.
all you need to do is tag or trunk the vlans you want on to the specific port for the AP the only other place you need to do this is the feed from the switch higher up this also need the feeder (other switch) port to have the trunk ports. don't set all your ports to have all the tagged traffic this is a bad idea.
just wait till you get a student or device that desides to bridge the VLANs PC's Can be set to use multiple VLANS. DONT TAGG ALL PORTS!! BAD IDEA.
With Ruckus only tag the ports you need (as long as you haven't put the Ruckus management on a different vLAN), if you plug into the wrong port probably the most that will happen is the Guest SSID won't work from the AP.
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The APs and ZD are all on different subnets but the same (default) vlan (i.e not assigned)
I have never used ruckus but I assume they are VLAN aware APs (I would expect so since cheaper unifi ones are). As others have said, it doesnt matter what subnet your existing vlans are on your switches, your "new" vlan will be treat separately (the whole idea of a vlan). So as long as you have (say) vlan 50 set up on every switch that needs a ruckus AP and you have with tagged uplinks and the ruckus switch port as tagged to vlan 50 (with default vlan left alone and probably still set to untagged on whatever your default PVID is). I imagine inside the ruckus management software you have your "normal" SSID set up and can add "guest SSID" but locked to VLAN 50. Have your L3 switch route as appropriate and the voodoo will work.
If you want to test the setup easily, set up two PCs with static ip addresses different to any of your network subnets (we dont use 192.168.x.x so that is ideal for my tests). Set up a port on one switch as untagged VLAN50 with PVID of vlan50 (it wont be a member of your "default" vlan), do the same on another switch elsewhere and they should be able to talk to each other without leaking out onto your network. If that works then your guest wireless should work too (dont forget to either not use your test ports or put them back! It is so easy to forget this and wonder why PCxxx isnt connecting to the domain...!)
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Description: Specimen of a fossil gastropod, Calliostoma nodulosum, collected from the Barton Group, Barton Clay Formation of Tertiary, Middle Eocene, Lutetian - Bartonian age from Barton, Bournemouth, Hampshire (SE England). Collected by William K. Loftus. The shell of this cone-shaped sea snail has spiral ribs covered with rounded knobs. Calliostoma lived attached to seaweed and probably fed on tiny food particles that it filtered out of the water. It was part of a community of animals living in a shallow subtropical sea. The shell was one of the first British fossils to be given a scientific name using the new Linnean classification system by Daniel Solander in 1766. The specimen was found in Hampshire. It is from the Tertiary period (65 - 1.8 million years ago)
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Friday, May 7, 2010
More Parts and Prep for the Accessory Overhaul
BMP Design finally came through with the aluminum water pump pulley. As you can see from the top half of the photo to the right, it's a good looking, sturdy piece. Unfortunately, they were not able to provide the aluminum power steering pulley so today I picked up an OE plastic pulley at the dealer while I was picking up some other parts including some fasteners for the under-hood insulation (a leftover from my windshield washer system overhaul) and the two M6 bolts needed to extract the water pump during the upcoming accessory overhaul. I've been in touch with a couple shops about machining a custom power steering pulley out of billet aluminum and black anodizing it, but it appears my installation timeframe may not permit me to install one. Since it's relatively easy to install the pulley later, however, I haven't ruled it out.
While my technician was busy running around handling the crisis of the minute, one of the other techs I chat with, "K", helped answer a few questions while he munched on a bagel and gathered tools to start work on a nice blue 335i in his bay. The first question had to do with the water pump itself and the aforementioned extraction bolts. He knew what I was looking for and managed to coerce another tech there to grab a couple of them for me out of his stash. He then pointed out that while the bolts were good to have on hand if the pump didn't want to budge, I probably wouldn't need them because in his experience most pumps come out pretty easily. His technique to extract the pump is to put a piece of cardboard between the radiator and the pump to protect the radiator, and then with both hands around the pump, rock it back and forth while pulling at the same time. I intend to do it this way initially and resort to the bolts only if necessary.
I then asked about the oil filter housing installation procedures. I noticed that the new gasket has two different faces -- one flat and one pointy. I naturally assumed the pointy end would mate with the groove machined into the housing but when I asked about the correct orientation he pointed out that it can only be installed in one way. Simple enough.
Another question related to reports online of housings continuing to leak even after the gasket was replaced. He said that's usually caused by the housing loosening up a bit, perhaps due to the gasket shrinking over time in combination with the stress created by the attached accessories. This results in the housing moving in relation to the block, which wears the surface and prevents it from sealing properly. This explains why some people wind up buying a new housing for around $300. Fortunately, given one experienced technician's appraisal online that this affects perhaps 5% of all installations, I won't be buying the part unless absolutely necessary. I'll risk a few days of downtime to save that money.
This led to a discussion on torque values of the housing bolts -- he said he did it all by feel. For a DIYer doing this for the first time on a cast iron block M52 that's probably acceptable, but I would be nervous to do try that on the M54's aluminum block, fearing I'd pull threads. The consensus online seems to be 21 ft pounds, which is openly suggested as a compromise between the maximum torque recommended for the bolt size and the desire to protect the threads and prevent wracking of the housing due to accessory load. I'll likely fine tune that number with additional research so if you're about to do this work don't take this at face value. Make sure you come up with the right torque spec for your application.
The only remaining parts to order are the power steering pump, alternator and some miscellaneous hardware. I'm waiting to purchase these parts based on the result of the airplane's annual inspection. A chat with my FAA-certified mechanic today revealed no surprises, thankfully, but the work isn't done until it's invoiced.
The OE power steering pulley lists for an astounding $59 (guess someone at BMW missed the memo that this is made out of plastic) so the parts guys took pity on me and gave me a slightly higher discount level than normal. They also discounted the hood insulation fasteners by a similar amount. The result? $20 in parts savings after tax is taken into account. After all, another Jackson in my pocket isn't a bad thing.
Trivia: While looking under the hood of that 335i, K told me that BMW is now using an expensive ($35/quart) power steering fluid in the latest cars. One can only wonder what the hell BMW's engineers are smoking lately. Surely if ATF did the job for years it could continue to serve that role, right? Oh wait...then BMW can't make $33 on a quart of proprietary fluid. But hey, it's "lifetime fluid", right, so we won't ever need to replace it! Problem solved! It's crap like this that makes me wonder if I'll ever buy another BMW, even if the 1 series M car recently spied in testing does eventually make it to our shores. I think someone at BMW needs to re-learn the engineer's mantra: keep it simple, stupid.
Mileage: 192050, Parts $80, Parts Saved: $20
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Failed Trailing Arm Bushing Leads to Suspension Overhaul
I know, I know. You just read the title of this entry and are now wondering to yourself..."self, is this guy nuts? He was just preparing to do an accessory overhaul and now all of a sudden he's doing a rear suspension overhaul? What the hell happened to the accessory overhaul?" Allow me to explain.
For at least the last couple of years I've noticed a certain sloppiness in the rear end of the car. It hasn't felt as "planted" as it once did. I diagnosed that as worn trailing arm bushings and put those on my list of things to do. Times being what they are and my schedule being what it is, I put the job off and rationalized the delay with my desire to completely overhaul the rear end of the car...eventually. So that brings us to the present day.
While I was washing the car last weekend I sensed something was wrong with the left rear wheel. The ride height seemed lower than normal, almost as if someone had decided to slam it while I wasn't looking. I reached into the space between the top of the tire and the lip of the wheel well to test my theory and found my fingers were a tight fit. I stepped back and walked around the rear of the car to compare it to the other side. That's when I confirmed that the left side of the car was slightly lower than the right. This was made all the more apparent by the fact that BMWs of this vintage are supposed to be slightly HIGHER on the left than the right when the car is unloaded because the vehicle is designed to accommodate the weight of the driver.
I initially concluded that the spring had failed. This is not exactly an uncommon problem here in the northeast states where salt is laid liberally on the roads in the winter. The design of the control arm tends to keep the lower portion of the spring bathed in salt spray, so it's not surprising that the springs eventually corrode and fail, and in doing so, drop the car almost an inch. As I walked back and forth to compare the rear wheels I also realized that, in addition to the usual negative camber apparent on both rear wheels, the left wheel was noticeably toe-in. Since the BMW spec for rear wheel toe is a mere 0.3 degrees positive, I knew something was definitely wrong with the rear suspension.
First thing Monday morning I went to the dealer with a list of parts. I originally thought I'd pick up one M-sport package spring, but as it turns out BMW only sells them in pairs (BMW part number 33-53-9-059-403, $288). A earlier review of my maintenance schedule revealed that the shocks had been in service for exactly 100K miles (10K more than the last time I replaced them), so I added shocks (33-52-1-090-831, $268), shock mounts (33-52-1-092-362, $64), shock tower reinforcement plates (51-71-8-413-359, $41), and all the related hardware to the list before settling up with the parts guys for a cool $805 including a 20% discount and a $52 donation to the government.
If you're wondering why I ordered locally when Tischer would have been able to meet that discount level and help me avoid the tax, the reality is I wanted the option to bitch at someone face to face if the springs turned out to be the wrong version. This was a distinct possibility given that BMW does not publish the spring part numbers in the ETK and therefore make them easy to confirm with the BMW community.
As I left the dealer and drove to work, I thought about my plan of action and figured I'd do the springs and shocks and call it a long day. When I got out of the car at work, I once again attempted to check the gap between tire and wheel well just to make sure it wasn't getting worse. Surprisingly, the gap seemed to be a bit larger and the wheel didn't seem to have as much toe-in. And that's when it hit me. The problem wasn't the spring, but the trailing arm bushing, which was causing the entire arm to pivot left and right.
Since trailing arm bushings are a pain in the ass to replace on the car even if you do have the special pusher/puller tool to get the job done, I quickly found myself on a slippery slope. If the trailing arm bushings are shot, surely the other bushing and ball joint on the trailing arm couldn't be far behind. That and my desire to replace the right wheel bearing (with 193K original miles) would justify pulling the arms and having all new parts pressed in on a bench press rather than use lots of special tools I'd have to source myself or borrow from my technician.
Naturally, I continued, if the bushings on the trailing arm are sloppy no doubt the inner control arm bushings have been taking a beating for the last several years as well. Unfortunately, it's not possible to remove the inner bushings without moving the differential aft a few inches to gain access to the bolts. And if I need to disconnect the differential, I figured I might as well pull it for an overhaul (bearings, seals, reset the lash, repaint). Accelerating down the slope beyond Mach 1, I further rationalized that if the subframe were to be sans differential and control arms, surely it couldn't be that much more of an inconvenience to pull the entire subframe out of the car to clean off all the rust and powder coat it, while at the same time replace the subframe bushings with upgraded M3 parts.
Now beyond the area of maximum aerodynamic pressure at Mach 1.2 or so, I jumped to the conclusion that this would be a perfect opportunity to have a local welder stop by to install the M3 subframe reinforcement plates. I mean, heck...this car might make a mean track rat someday, and it would be stupid of me to track it without those reinforcements. Of course, since mobile welders don't come cheap (and the one closest to me charges a flat rate) I figured I might as well have him weld in both the swaybar tab and RTAB pocket reinforcement plates while he's at it.
I think you can see where this is going. The parts list is long and expensive and most of that list is on its way to me as I write this. The mobile welder is one phone call away. I've spoken to a powder coater about prepping and painting several of the rustier components while they're off the car, and I even managed to convince Dan at diffsonline.com to pick up my differential at the Bedford Airport when I fly it up there in the 172 on a post-annual test flight. There's no stopping now. It's going to be one hell of an adventure and the greatest test of my DIY skillset to date. The plan is to begin disassembly this weekend but holiday plans may have something to say about that. In any case, it appears that the E46 will get to flex its muscles for a couple weeks. I hope the E36 doesn't get jealous. Stay tuned!
Mileage: 193000, Parts $805, Parts Saved: $205


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Though he's perhaps best known for his collaborations with Bon Iver, Eau Claire's S. Carey is a maturing songwriter in his own right. He'll follow up his debut LP We All Grow with an EP called Hoyas later this spring, and today Jagjaguwar posted the first cut from that release, the understated, stark "Two Angles." Download it below.
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*Superb quality of design & manufacture, and impressive packaging. Flawless.
*If a wine needs time to breathe it will still need time to breathe.
*Older wines that have sediment will need time to settle before you access them, or you will need some sort of filter.
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*If you use this on a cork that has shrunk or otherwise deteriorated, you are in for a big mess.
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I have only been using the Coravin since Nov. 2013, so I can't speak to the long-term, but the first bottle I accessed tastes the same now as it did then. But both Robert Parker and Jancis Robinson have compared wines accessed 3 years prior with un-accessed companion bottles, and tasted no difference.
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The NSM Hit Twice: 2013 Conference Disrupted by Antifascists
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The National Socialist Movement (NSM) planned to hold their annual conference and rally this year in Atlanta, GA. The conference portion was to take place at the same place they were staying at; the Wellesley Inn Hotel (1337 Virgina ave Atlanta, GA), booked under the "Richard Wight group".
The NSM Hit Twice: 2013 Conference Disrupted by Antifascists
Update 4/19/13: Since we first posted this, we have gotten 4 confirmations that the hotel asked the NSM to leave. If this is true, thank you to everyone for successfully shutting down their 2013 national conference!
The National Socialist Movement (NSM) planned to hold their annual conference and rally this year in Atlanta, GA. The conference portion was to take place at the same place they were staying at; the Wellesley Inn Hotel (1337 Virgina ave Atlanta, GA), booked under the "Richard Wight group". In 2011, Anti- Racist Action showed up to their conference in Pemberton, NJ and a fight involving 20 plus people ensued. Several nazis in the NSM were hospitalized with antifa suffering only minor scratches. Now, for the second time in 3 years, ARA and other antifascist comrades found their meeting location and disrupted it.
After intercepting private conversations between NSM members, ARA put together a country wide phone jam involving many antifascist and radical organizations. At around 6pm the calls came in hard and folks raised their concern over the neo nazi conference taking place at the Wellesley Inn. Meanwhile, according to a posting on Atlanta indymedia, some anonymous ATL antifascists rushed the hotel smashing NSM South Carolina member Richard Wight's car.
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On April 19th, Atlanta antifascists descended upon the Wellesley Inn Hotel, where the neo nazi group known as the National Socialist Movement was holding their annual conference. We smashed every window and a tire of their member Richard Wight's car. We did this to disrupt their conference, avert their attention off of the conference, to hit them monetarily, and show them that there will always be consequences for fascist organizing.
Fuck off nazi scum
At first, upon receiving the concerned calls, the hotel seemed concerned, but soon enough they made a pathetic attempt at denying the NSM's presence.
One night earlier in Illinois:
Since the NSM's former Illinois state contact Suzy Lenner (3144 Boyle Terrace, Apt 4B River Grove, IL 60171-1185 quit and became merely a supporter as a direct result of antifa harassment, the NSM made it a goal to quietly build a strong and active Illinois unit. The NSM thought they were doing pretty well in their efforts, with Buddy Rumble being the lead coordinator from the outside.
The truth is however, that one of their younger members turned informant for antifa after being contacted weeks prior to the conference. The Hated and Proud Skins were to pick up our mole late Thursday night for the conference, but according to an email, were instead "ambushed by antifa, leaving their car unable to make it to the meeting". Chris Rothe apparently was unable to make it to the meeting as well. This means, that not a single member of the Illinois NSM made it to their failed national conference.
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I think I'll soak the toothpicks just to be safe, I'm REALLY good at getting flame ups! Don't even ask how I know how easily vinyl siding warps! LOL
Thanks again for the recipe, I'll be making it for dinner tonight. I'm sure the family will love it, anything wrapped in bacon is a good thing.


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The second hitman's testimony: anxiety-filled, but unflappablePosted by Jack Howser on Monday, September 20th, 2010 @ 9:19 pm.
BENTON—A roofer from West Frankfort was on the stand in the early afternoon today, the fifth day of Gallatin County sheriff Raymond Martin's federal jury trial.
Martin is now facing the Witness Intimidation and Conspiracy portion of his 15-count charges, and testimony is focusing on that intimidation, wherein Martin is accused of attempting to hire hitmen to kill two key witnesses in the drugs/weapons portion of the charges, Jeremy Potts and David Woods.
The testimony for the morning was almost filled with that of the first "hitman," Thomas "Sarge" Hayden. But the early part of the afternoon was dedicated to the second 'hitman,' Kevin Brown.
Brown, 32, a laborer (most recently roofer), found himself in the Jackson County Jail in Murphysboro Sept. 24, 2009, after he was caught driving on a suspended license. The gaunt, hesitant Brown was almost visibly trembling on the stand telling the courtroom about the experience. He didn't lighten up at all even when he discussed his five children (ages 2, 4, 7, 8 and 9) and his girlfriend of 10 years, Jessica Sims; and he ultimately told prosecutor Michael Carr that he suffered an anxiety disorder and had to take Clonopin for it.
His speech was choked and considerably thick, not, perhaps, so much attributed to the meds as much as it might have been that he was a "seventh grade dropout" and simply is an uneducated country bumpkin. However, he told a fascinating story about meeting "Ray" in the jail, and how "Ray" offered him a piece of fruit (that he had in his commissary stash, because "Ray" always had money for fruit, snacks and phone cards, and many incarcerated with him had little to nothing) which sealed their 'friendship.'
During this friendship, Brown, perhaps in an attempt to ingratiate himself to the jailed sheriff, claimed he exaggerated how "tough" he was and ultimately made Martin believe he could be the type of person Martin needed to "make a hit" on Potts.
Martin arranged money to come from his wife, prosecutors allege, and a method for it to be delivered to Brown when he served his jail sentence (via Martin's son, Cody), and Brown acquiesced…sort of.
Brown told the court that he only agreed to the scheme because "I wanted the money, and I was gonna take it and never see him again," Brown testified. And that he did. Before his girlfriend came to pick him up that very day (via a friend; she didn't have a driver's license either), Brown managed to spend a little bit of the grand Cody left him, on a carton of cigarettes, a blouse for his girlfriend and a collar for his dog.
The girlfriend was worried, but not so much that she didn't spend too. By the time early November came around, the two and their five kids were probably a little better fed (on a temporary basis) but no better off. And since Jeremy Potts was still alive—as Brown had no intention of following through with a murder for hire—Raymond Martin was getting messages to them, via Cody, that they needed to give the money back because "the lawnmower wasn't working" (this family is very, very uncreative when it comes to code talking, but it appears they got the word across to the Browns.)
The way Brown described Martin's instructions to murder Potts was chilling. When asked by Martin what he would do if Potts' girlfriend Miranda Willis was present, Brown responded "I'll kill her too" and Martin told him, "Good. Good."
"She was disposable," Brown said to the prosecutor.
The courtroom wasn't treated to recorded cell phone calls between Brown and Tina like they were between Hayden and Tina (complete with Tina's ringtone of "Total Eclipse of the Heart" >.< ), but the testimony was nevertheless intriguing.
Following Brown's anxiety-filled examination, testimony from Angela Sisk (daughter of Precision Mines owner Frank Sisk) came about money found in the Precision safe that belonged to Tina Martin; and Julia Loy, detective for Jackson County, also testified about same. Brown's girlfriend, Jessica Sims, also took the stand for a short time, confirming what Brown had already told the court. Despite an apparent lack of teeth, Sims was considerably more well-spoken than her babies' daddy.
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> What am I doing wrong? I bought a crock pot a while back and have tried several
> recipes. Only two have ever come out decent, rather good actually, and they are
> pot roast and spare ribs. So I keep doing them over and over. But I've tried a
> couple of other recipes, following the recipe exactly as I read it, and they
> come out a total waste of time and money. Two that come to mind are chicken
> cacciatore and beef stew. Just bland and watery. No taste, The stew I wasable
> to salvage to come degree by dumping two jars of beef gravy into it, which
> thickened it a little and gave it some flavor. But I'm about to give up on
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Ocala Fire Rescue, Salvation Army collect winter clothing for homeless residents
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Ocala firefighters responded to a vehicle fire Wednesday afternoon. The fire destroyed the vehicle and halted rush hour traffic.
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Ocala Fire Rescue extinguished a fire at the Paddock Park Apartment complex Thursday morning. There were no injuries reported.
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So….vmWorld 2012 in beautiful San Francisco. This is the event where vendors of various shapes and sizes put together their best combination of sizzle and steak. Sometimes the sizzle outshines the steak, but most of the time, there are very valuable conversations where users really bring home a message to manufacturers about what they want to see in future solutions. In making the rounds yesterday, I saw more than one person on a unicycle, somebody escaping from a dymatized metal box, a man in straight jacket…on a unicycle, and even a mini half pipe with actual skaters using it. Lots of flash in hopes of capturing the user community's attention.
However, in the conversations I had with users (and the ones I overheard by eavesdropping) the most common subject I heard about was simplicity. Not in those words exactly, but it boiled down to ease of use. Whether it comes to licensing, purchasing, installation or functionality, complexity gets in the way of productivity.
With Backup Exec 2012, Symantec wants to bring simplicity to your organization. I spoke with two gentlemen in the Education sector yesterday who wanted to ease their lives by making a transition from Backup Exec to the BE 3600 appliance. They have 22 TB of data, de-duped down to 12 TB and want to reduce the complexity of their BE experience wherever they can. In this particular case, the appliance makes the most sense. They can reduce their purchase down to one SKU, and not worry about a renewal date for three years. The license covers all of their needs and they are able to protect new virtual machines or databases as they come online, without additional purchases.
In a conversation I overheard while watching the man escape from the box, two users were discussing their combined solutions to protect virtual and physical environments. It was a variation on the all too common "I inherited Solution X, but I have always used Solution Y, so I brought that in to protect Environment Z." Wow, that seems like a lot of extra work for a group of people who already do a lot of extra work.
In years past, at events like this, I heard lots of talk about speeds and feeds or bleeding edge technology. But yesterday, the overwhelming topic of conversation was about making things easier. Have we pushed our industry into too complex a neighborhood? Assuming equal quality among competitive products, do users prefer price, performance or simplicity? All vendors strive to provide them all, but in the end, which is the most important? From what I heard yesterday, simplicity wins that contest.


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I press J to activate the bookcase but I'm not sure what to do next.
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Blackberry Custard PieAuthor: swampkitty05 // Category: Eating Local, Food Blogging Event, Food Porn, Recipes
The stars aligned this week, and it turns out that one of the events Joelen of Joelen's Culinary Adventures was hosting this week (Pie in My Eye) had to do with fruit pies. I had blackberries from Mrs. Rhoads that I needed to use, and I was getting tired of the whole clafoutis/cobbler thing, and had already decided that I wanted to make a pie with them. I go looking around on the internet, and I find a recipe that called for the exact amount I had, using one of my favorite things (custard) to hold it all together. I love the design the blackberries make when they float to the top – kind of reminds me of little jewels.
The recipe really couldn't be any easier. It took only a couple of minutes to put together, and cooked up perfectly. After letting it chill overnight, slicing it cleanly was a breeze.
I loved the taste of this, too. Usually I'm a custard pie purist, preferring it with warm spices like nutmeg and cinnamon, but here, it served as a sweet vanilla canvas to the flavor of the berries. Neither one overwhlemed the other, and in the end, it complimented each other perfectly. As they say, the proof is in the eatin', and between Paul and I, we knocked this out in a day. All while we're *trying* to eat healthier. Oops. I think next time around, I may try substituting Splenda for sugar, to see if it makes any difference.
Blackberry Custard Pie
recipe courtesy Mass Recipes
1 unbaked 9 inch pie shell
2 c. fresh blackberries
4 eggs
2/3 c. sugar
1 1/3 c. milk
1 tsp. vanilla
Sprinkle blackberries in bottom of pie shell. Mix beaten eggs, sugar, milk and vanilla together and pour over blackberries. Bake at 400 degrees until custard tests done with a knife coming clean when stuck halfway between the rim and the middle.
31 Responses to "Blackberry Custard Pie"
OhioMom Says:
August 17th, 2008 at 2:41 pm
I bought blackberries at the market yesterday, I had them with organic yogurt for breakfast this morning, but I would have much rather had this delish custard pie
Baking Soda Says:
August 17th, 2008 at 2:45 pm
I keep your recipe close by, once I can convince the kids to go blueberry picking I'll be jamming and baking!
Rosa Says:
August 18th, 2008 at 12:11 am
That pie looks tremendously good! Fantastic!
grace Says:
August 18th, 2008 at 8:36 am
what we have here is a picture perfect pie. what a great vehicle for blackberry consumption.
jancd Says:
August 18th, 2008 at 2:09 pm
I'm making this using blueberries today. Looks delish.
jancd Says:
August 18th, 2008 at 4:36 pm
This pie, using frozen blueberries, turned out perfectly. I was a little worried that the frozen berries might create too much liquid, but no worries were necessary. Now if it will just cool off enough for us to try it. Thanks, Beck.
heather Says:
August 19th, 2008 at 1:22 pm
maybe i'm just a novice, but i bought the regular pie crust when really this is more of a deep disher- so it didn't come out great. next time i'll follow my instincts Actually I'm going to try it again this weekend with strawberries for a BBQ.
I also used Splenda, and it didn't seem to alter the taste at all in any way. Now if only i could cut out the yolks this would be a perfect healthy treat.
Love the simple recipe
Scott Says:
August 28th, 2008 at 6:17 pm
WOW! All I can say is WOW! This looks fantastic.
I started to make it today for a gastric bypass end of summer affair, but the blackberries were to expensive. So, I used strawberries! It looks good, hopefully it will taste good. I took your suggestion about next time ans used Splenda!
Love the blog!
Andi Says:
November 30th, -0001 at 12:00 am
Any thoughts on using Egg Beaters?
Esther Dee Says:
November 30th, -0001 at 12:00 am
well….made it and it didn't turn out that great. I made it in my convection oven maybe that's the reason??? also I did use frozen berries (thaw them first) it did not come out custardy. I make a killer coconut custard pie and it calls for a bit of corn starch maybe I will try it again with a bit of corn starch??
Amy Says:
November 30th, -0001 at 12:00 am
I made it the other day. The Blackberries were awesome, but the custard turned out too "eggie".
Beth Says:
November 30th, -0001 at 12:00 am
Esther — would you share your coconut cream pie recipe?
carol Says:
April 17th, 2012 at 7:34 pm
does anyone know the time on baking this pie thank you so much.
sandy lane Says:
June 21st, 2012 at 6:24 pm
got blackberries on sale at Meijer; going to make this tomorrow.
Lori Says:
June 24th, 2012 at 6:08 pm
This pie is A.M.A.Z.I.N.G ! I made it with bananas and strawberries and it turned out fantastic !
The custard was perfect, but I changed it up a bit. I used whipping cream in replacement of milk ( same measurements. I did have to cook it for about 1 hour and I made 2 pies ! TY !!!
Wendy Says:
June 30th, 2012 at 5:55 pm
my grandmother always made this but I could not find the reciepe anymore. THANK YOU!
Vicki Says:
July 16th, 2012 at 7:32 pm
Made this for my dad and he said it tasted just like his mom's custard. Thanks for bringing back fond memories.
Amanda Says:
August 22nd, 2012 at 6:40 pm
I just came across this recipe and it sounds yummy. I've already got one in the oven. I have pie crust in the freezer (not deep dish but it's what I had!) along with fresh blackberries! Can't wait for desert tomorrow! Thanks!
Laura Says:
August 24th, 2012 at 8:43 pm
just looked to find something different to make with the fresh blackberries we picked and this baby is now ready to go into the oven… can't wait !
swampkitty05 Says:
August 29th, 2012 at 5:08 am
So, how did it turn out for you?
Candice Cossel Says:
October 24th, 2012 at 6:31 pm
Made tonight. It unfortunately overflowed. But I'm sure that it will be tasty.
50 Mouthwatering Blackberry Recipes - The Miracle Momma Says:
October 30th, 2012 at 6:22 pm
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sheshe Says:
February 11th, 2013 at 6:43 pm
love your site
Lani Harthcock Says:
February 11th, 2013 at 6:44 pm
I just love this recipe. It's got very little ingredients and it's easy to make. God job!
Ada Says:
February 11th, 2013 at 6:47 pm
Try Monk fruit sweetener , better than Splenda which leaves a bit after tastte! Monk fruit won't it's smooth and calorie free!
Ravyn Says:
February 11th, 2013 at 9:48 pm
I would LOVE to try this. I do not use sugar. What can I use in place of it? Thanks!
Becke Boyer Says:
February 12th, 2013 at 12:06 am
Ravyn, I would think that you could replace it with Splenda or another sweetner, but I've never experimented with it to know what the ratio would be. Please let me know if you are successful using something other than sugar, since many of my friends are in the same boat with regards to sugar.
Jules Says:
February 14th, 2013 at 6:20 pm
Silly questions: Shoukd I make this a day ahead to let it set up? Is it best warm or cold? I am hoping for answers so I can know what to do when I celebrate valentines day tomorrow with my husband! Thank you!
Jules Says:
February 14th, 2013 at 6:24 pm
Alao, what's the ideal bake time?
Rebecca Says:
August 12th, 2013 at 4:58 pm
I got raves on this pie using blackberries, but they went crazy for raspberry.
Great easy recipe with consistent good results.This will become a staple in my recipe book.
GrannyB Says:
October 27th, 2013 at 5:40 pm
This is my perfect "go to " recipe for a berry pie.
Fabulous with raspberries,blueberries or strawberries too.
If you do try to reduce the sugar, try using agave nectar instead of Splenda.
Don't wreck a great pie with chemicals.Just reduce your liquids to offset the
honey like consistency of the agave.
I also use whipping cream instead of milk.
If you are going to eat pie…… Go for it all the way!


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In an appeal to boost much-needed blood supplies to 30% this summer, the National Health Service are encouraging the British public to donate by implementing an innovative, and rather quirky, health awareness campaign.
Calling on all blood types, and those whose types are unknown, eight donors paraded the streets of London by sporting unusual attire – the circulatory system. Also stamped by blood type, the contributing mini-mob used body 'art-ery' to grab attention at various locations across the city and provide information and direction to the public on how and where to donate.
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A woman boards a bus in a downpour, Thursday, June 8, 2011, on Oak Park Avenue in Tinley Park. | Jean Lachat~Sun-Times
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More than 63,000 ComEd customers are without power following overnight storms that dropped as much of five inches of rain and continue to delay area transit Thursday morning.
A flash flood warning that was in place for much of the Chicago area has expired, though six viaducts on the Far South Side have flooded and manhole covers have burst, according to authorities.
As of 11 a.m., systemwide, there are 63,753 customers without electricity, according to ComEd spokeswoman Arlana Johnson. The bulk, 35,229 are in the south suburbs, while 14,321 are in the city, 4,785 are in the north and the west has 9,418 without power, according to Johnson.
More than 300 crews are working "as quickly as possible" on storm-restoration efforts, Johnson said.
As of 9:45 am. a viaduct on 95th Street and Stony Island Avenue is flooded.
It's been a "problem viaduct" for several years, according to a Morgan Park District police officer.
"Every time it rains that viaduct floods," the officer said.
Another viaduct at 95th and Cottage Grove is also flooded.
In the same general area, Fire Media Affairs spokesman Will Knight said that firefighters responded twice about 9 a.m. to help rescue motorists stranded because of flooding viaducts. Crews first responded to 95th Street and Dorchester Avenue and then to 95th and Stony, according to Knight. No one was hospitalized.
No flooded viaducts were reported in the north and central areas but there were six on the South Side, according to City Water Dept. spokesman Tom LaPorte
In the city's Beverly neighborhood on the Far South Side, there is heavy flooding on Longwood Drive from 95th to 103rd streets.
LaPorte said as of 11 a.m. City crews have responded to 363 "water in the basement" calls on the South Side. There were only 7 calls for basement flooding in the north and 6 in the central areas, he said.
There were 129 calls of water in the street, which is often actually a good thing because it means it's not in basements, on the South Side, according to LaPorte. In the north and central areas, there were 19 and 15, respectively.
"The South Side was particularly hard hit," said LaPorte.
Police are also reporting flooding in the following Far South Side areas:
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Sewer covers have blown off in several areas as well. One cover at 105th and Springfield Avenue blew "15 feet up into the air and impacted itself into the grass," according to the Morgan Park District officer. No one was injured. Another cap blew off at 107th and Pulaski Road.
Meanwhile, in Kendall County, motorists are being warned after heavy flooding.
According to a release from the Kendall County Sheriff's department, there are areas of standing water in many roads, leaving some secondary roads impassable. Police are blocking the roads.
Motorists are being advised to not drive through water they cannot see through, and not to drive over downed power lines, the release said.
A 54-year-old motorist was injured when the vehicle he was driving collided into a large tree that fell in front it as he was driving east on Griswold Springs Road near Sandwich, according to a release from the sheriff's office.
The motorist, Lloyd Elliot Vermeland, was taken to Valley West Community Hospital in Sandwich and was being treated for injuries to his neck and back.
Slow-moving thunderstorms will continue across the area this morning, and runoff from excessive rainfall may cause local flooding, the weather service said.
As of 10:40 a.m., some airlines at O¹Hare International Airport are reporting delays of between 1 to 2 hours for flights in and out of the airport because of the weather, according to the city¹s Department of Aviation.
At Midway, some airlines are reporting delays to to 90 minutes, according to the department of aviation.
Earlier this morning, State Police reported that standing water on I-57 near Halsted on the South Side is snarling traffic, as is a weather-related crash on I-57 near Route 30, an Illinois State Police District Chicago trooper said. High water has also reportedly slowed the Dan Ryan Expy. In the area of 95th Street.
The rollover crash, which is thought to be weather-related, happened about 6:10 a.m. near south suburban Matteson and injured an unknown number of people, the trooper said. Further details were not immediately known.
Minor flooding is already occurring at the Kankakee River at Shelby, which at nearly 10 feet deep is one foot above flood stage, according to the weather service. A flood warning there, affected Lake and Newton counties in northwest Indiana, is in effect until Saturday night. The minor flooding is forecast to impact some county and local roads.
Three to six foot tall waves and northeast winds of 15 to 25 miles per hour could also create a moderate risk of rip currents Thursday morning through Friday morning along the Lake Michigan coastline, according to the weather service, which urged beach-goers are urged to obey lifeguards and posted signs.
However, Thursday's temperatures will bring some much-needed relief from this week's near-record heat. The high will reach just 63 degrees and there will be a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms. The low will dip to 54 with a 69 percent chance of storms, the weather service said.
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