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NBC NATIONAL NEWS — President Obama headed to the west coast for three fundraisers Thursday, one hosted by actor George Clooney.
The president's decision to back same-sex marriage is sure to get a warm reception and help raise millions in campaign cash.
His election website is trumpeting his surprise announcement.
Democrats deny it was political, but claim it reveals the president's character to voters.
"Who he is, what he stands for, what he believes, what he thinks is right for America, our families, our values," said House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
Mitt Romney plans to make gay marriage more of an issue.
"He believes marriage should be between a man and a woman," said campaign adviser Ed Gillespie. "That was President Obama's decision up until obviously 24 hours ago, and now this will be another bright line difference in this campaign."
House Speaker John Boehner claimed he doesn't want a fight over marriage.
"The President can talk about it all he wants, I'm going to stay focused on what the American people want us to stay focused on, and that's jobs."
Still, Boehner allowed a house vote to support the Defense of Marriage Act that defines marriage as heterosexual.
Will it have an impact on the election?
"I don't think so," says USA Today Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page. "This is a campaign that is going to be won and lost and waged on the economy."
Both sides believe only a small number of voters will decide based on the marriage issue.

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Islam — the religion practiced by Muslims — and Islamism — an extremist, anti-Western ideology espoused by Islamists — are not the same thing. Hayri Abaza and Soner Cagaptay explain the difference in Newsweek, as does Daniel Pipes on his blog. [Read More]
'Junk' is the least of our problems
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Please profile me: A Muslim speaks
Americans need to sit down and have a frank conversation about race, religion and profiling, says Asra Q. Nomani in The Daily Beast. "Profiling isn't about identity politics but about threat assessment," she says. [Read More]
TSA is always too many steps behind
By the time the TSA adopts new security measures they're already outdated because the security measure that's needed is the one that will prevent the next attack, not the previous one, says Jeffrey Goldberg in the Atlantic. [Read More]
Pluralism must win out over prejudice
"About the best thing that's said about Muslims these days is they can't all be bad. Maybe so, others insist — but they all have that potential. This is the logic of prejudice, which holds up the worst elements of a community and fears that the rest will follow," says Eboo Patel in USA Today. [Read More]
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In a satirical video advisory purportedly from Transport Canada (it's actually a spoof by the Rick Warren Report), a hapless traveler is humiliated and abused by TSA agents. We'll leave it to the viewer to decide whether it's hilarious or hits too close to home. [Read More]
Indonesia may have counterterror model
Indonesia has adopted strategies for dealing with extremism that appear to be successful, sufficiently so that the west would be wise to pay notice and learn from their approaches, says John Hughes in The Christian Science Monitor. [Read More]
Has the TSA ever caught a terrorist?
The TSA certainly catches things and prevents illicit items from being brought aboard airliners in the United States, writes Juliet Lapidos in Slate. What is less clear, she says, is whether they are any better at stopping terrorists than their private-sector predecessors. [Read More]
Package bomb was a needed wake-up call
Achieving perfect safety for airplanes in an era of terrorism is impossible, says pilot Patrick Smith in Salon. But concentrating on safety minutiae like hobby knives and corkscrews while real threats like package bombs remain unaddressed is foolish, he says. [Read More]
Terror alerts only serve to terrorize
What are people supposed to do with vague terrorism alerts, asks Matthew Yglesias in The Daily Beast. "Terrorism hurts us most not when it kills people, but when it uses our own clouded judgment as a force multiplier that inspires us to weaken ourselves in a thousand ways big and small," he says. [Read More]
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ATR Infrared Spectra of Oriented Sodium Laurate Multilayers
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There is currently widespread interest in the vibrational spectroscopy of organized assemblies formed by long-chain amphiphiles. Oriented monolayers, bilayers, and multilayers have been studied by external or internal reflection spectroscopy with various experimental setups.
P. W. Yang, H. L. Casal, and H. H. Mantsch, "ATR Infrared Spectra of Oriented Sodium Laurate Multilayers," Appl. Spectrosc. 41, 320-323 (1987)
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North Wales v Doncaster, pto be played on Sunday 6th July, 14:30 KO, was initially scheduled to be played at the Glyndwr University Racecourse Ground.

This fixture will now be played at The Rock, Wrexham.

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|Sun, 03-31-2013 - 5:57pm
I am now down to pumping once a day! DS is now 13 months and still loves his milk from the tap, LOL. We BF still on demand with 1-2 night wakings, usually a quick feed and right back to sleep. Last week he actually slept straight through (roughly 8p-6:30a) with no wakings twice. So nice!! We are mixing whole milk with EBM 50/50 for his feeding in a cup and since doing that his intake has gone down to 8oz or less while I'm at work. He is eating solid foods as well and that intake has also decreased since his birthday, which I've read is normal so I'm not overly concerned. Also read that it is normal for some 12 month olds to just take BM and no solids. When I'm home with him, DS probably feeds about 6 times not counting the night wakings. I don't think he is ready to wean just yet. After the 12 month well visit MIL asked what the doctor said about weaning, hint perhaps? Yeah. Which is funny because she was hesistant to change from bottle to cup while she watches him. So, I'm thinking that I might need to continue to pump once daily if for no other reason other than until DS shows that he is more ready for weaning or is this not so? TIA! I'm not looking to force weaning, by the way.
|Mon, 04-01-2013 - 1:00pm
I'm happy to give my thoughts based on my experience and hopefully some other experienced mamas will also share their stories to give you some more info.
First, if you want to get off the pump completely at work and keep nursing at home, you can do it. I think it is fairly common. I stopped pumping at work when my DS was around 15 mos and he kept nursing at home until he was almost 2 (he was almost weaned and I was ready to be done, so we were done). If you are down to just one pump per day when you are away from him, it will be fairly straightforward to phase that out. You can move the before work and after work feeds up a little if possible and just decrease the amount of time you spend pumping a little at a time. For me I got down to 1 pump and dropped it to 10 minutes, then 7, then 5. Once I was down to 5 minutes, I just carried my pump with me to work for about another 2 weeks to be sure I didn't get uncomfortably full or engorged at work--sort of a just in case--and when I didn't need it for 2 weeks straight, I stopped bringing it to work at all....and then I was done pumping at work! YAY!!!
As far as how weaning actually worked for us, as DS got older, he stopped his overnight feeds all together around 16-17 mos. He was taking 8 oz of cows milk at school at this point. I would nurse him morning and evening on demand ( he did not nurse to sleep at this point because he stopped that while teething). His on demand feeds got shorter and shorter, and fewer. Eventually, it was really just like 30 seconds or maybe 1 minute and he would sign "all done" and "thank you," and get up and run off to do something else. It got to the point where he didn't even ask to nurse every day, sometimes he would skp days. And then I got to the point where I was feeling really ready to be done. So finally, one day, when he hadn't nursed in a couple of days but he decided to get up and try to nurse again, I told him the milk was all gone because he drank it all. He cuddled up on my lap and I held him and offered him a straw cup. We read some books and sang some songs and it was ok. I felt better and it was very gentle for him. I think there was a tiny bit of disppointment that one day but no tears and no drama. And afterward, he didn't bring it up or ask much. Every once in a while if he saw me changing my clothes ( milk bags out) he would ask and I would remind him that I didn't have any more milk becasue he drank it all and that I could get him a cup if he was thirsty or I could cuddle him if he wanted to feel close to me.
Hope that helps!!
|Tue, 04-09-2013 - 8:30pm
Hi! I just popped in for a look see and saw your post. I can't believe how fast time flies, hard to believe you've hit a year and beyond!
I stopped pumping at a year with both my LOs. My first still got a bag of milk from my stash till that ran out. My second refused EBM from 7.5 months on, so she just got solids/water at DC and BF at home. I'd say decrease the proportion of EBM mixed with the CM and switch to CM; you can wean off the pump like PP describes.
I haven't weaned DD2 yet - I'm waiting on her cues. But with DD1, I limited her BF some around my IVF treatments, then she continued to cut back on her own. She started requesting chocolate milk, and asking for hugs, replacing the nutrition and the closeness of BF with substitutes. I thought it was really neat seeing that transition.
Congrats on reaching this milestone! Kudos!
|Sun, 04-21-2013 - 7:58am
Thanks! On Friday I actually went the whole day without pumping for the first time. It was a busy day at work. Anyway, I was not uncomfortable but did feel tight when I came home and noticed I looked pretty full. DS did not mind and nursed away. Right now he is getting a 50/50 blend of EBM and CM during the day. I am running out of containers for the freezer because I stopped buying the freezer bags so I'm glad that I was able to be ok Friday. I'm debating taking the pump with me and only pumping if I become uncomfortable this week, hopefully not and then leave the pump at home after that. What do you think? And, yes, how old is DD2?
|Tue, 04-23-2013 - 12:08pm
|Tue, 04-23-2013 - 5:35pm
I am full when I get home, but not uncomfortable, and no leaking at work either. Today is day #3 of no pumping!
|Wed, 05-01-2013 - 4:16pm
Thanks! My pump is ready for storage. Wow, that was weird to type. I can now say I have HUTH!! OMG, LOL!
I am getting plenty of comments from MIL and others that DS needs to wean soon. Whatever. DH & I are fine letting DS take the lead. There is no "need" to wean especially right now at 14 months.


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Mach Mustang Mod Could Be Most Radical Ever
After looking at modified Mustangs day in and day out, nothing really fazes us anymore. At least, that's what we thought until this came along.
This '69 Ford Mustang Mach feature we came across in a "Mustang and Fords" story done by Eckert's Rod and Custom in Molalla, Oregon still has us a bit rattled.
Using the power plant from 2006 Ford GT, the car has been modified with a mid-engine 5.4-liter all-aluminum supercharged four-cam mod-motor, backed by the GTs Ricardo six-speed transaxle. In addition, it features a 4-liter Whipple supercharger and Motec engine management, which produces an earth-shattering 720 horsepower out of the rear wheels.
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water hyacinth, water orchid, Eichhornia crassipes, Eichhornia spesiosa(noun)
a tropical floating aquatic plant having spikes of large blue flowers; troublesome in clogging waterways especially in southern United States
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AFC East Quarterback Preview
Only one QB from this division is a Fantasy starter
Today I turn my attention to the AFC East quarterbacks. Whereas yesterday in the NFC East I raved about the fantasy potential of each of the four teams, today, I have to say the AFC East brings just one fantasy starting QB. There is also one low end fantasy backup QB with some upside. There might be another if Kevin Kolb can stay healthy (a big "if", I know). And then there is a team with a QB situation that is the equivalent of fantasy excrement.
Buffalo Bills
Starter: Kevin Kolb (projected)
Backup: E.J. Manuel
Kolb is battling the rookie Manuel for the Bills starting job and I expect that he will win it. Not because Kolb is a great QB, but rather Manuel is unlikely to be NFL ready week one. After that, it will all depend on Kolb as to how long he lasts into the regular season. Perpetually injury prone, Kolb rarely makes it far before injuries (or just simply ineffective play) gets him benched. Even if Kolb stays injury free, I seriously doubt he'll finish the 2013 season as the starter. Once the Bills are eliminated from playoffs contention, I expect Manuel will be given the job to get him some experience going forward. Neither QB is worth selecting in standard fantasy drafts and both make risky prospects as #3 QB's in leagues where you have to start 2.
Miami Dolphins
Starter: Ryan Tannehill
Backup: Matt Moore
Rather than go after a starting job of his own elsewhere in free agency, Moore chose to remain in Miami and be a well paid backup to Tannehill. Tannehill looked pedestrian and very much like a rookie at times, but he also showed some promise despite a lack of talent at the WR and TE positions. With Mike Wallace and Dustin Keller in Miami, Tannehill now has better weapons to throw to in 2013. He needs to show he's able to step up his performance and prove he is the real deal after a so-so rookie season. I'm still not convinced he's a future great NFL or fantasy QB but he does possess some upside as a backup fantasy QB if he proves to be better than I think he is. Right now, I think drafting him as anything more than a weak fantasy backup or QB3 is a mistake.
New England Patriots
Starter: Tom Brady
Backup: Ryan Mallett
The loss of Wes Welker, along with the concerns about his TE's Rob Gronkowski (back; arm) and Aaron Hernandez (shoulder; potential police situation) has some concerned about Brady's fortunes heading into 2013. And while that does give pause for thought, I am not about to downgrade him by much. With the exception of his injury shortened 2008 season, Brady has been an elite fantasy QB the past several seasons. Approaching 36 years old though, he is getting into those years where QB's start seeing a decline in production, but I believe that even with a new set of WR's Brady is in an offensive system that has proven it will still air out the football with the best of them. I see no reason to not consider Brady as an excellent starting fantasy QB. Mallett sounds like he is really doing well and if anything were to happen to Brady, he might be able to step in and be better than serviceable. The Patriots also have Tim Tebow, but it's really hard to see how he fits into the equation at al as he would not be a good fit. At least not until they work with him on developing better QB skills.
New York Jets
Starter: Mark Sanchez (projected)
Backup: Geno Smith
The most recent reports say that Sanchez will likely start the season over rookie Geno Smith, but I doubt he lasts more than a few weeks before he is benched. The Jets coaches and the fans will be looking for an excuse to sit him despite Smith not likely to be ready as he tries to learn a completely different style of offense than what he ran in college. That said it is possible that Smith passes up Sanchez if the rookie shows well in the preseason. I think Smith is the better Jets QB to have in 2013 but he is unlikely to be a fantasy contributor. The Jets WR and TE corps is possibly the worst in the league. I would stay away from Smith in fantasy leagues as he is better set up for failure than success with the Jets.


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WE think it easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for an unknown poet to find a publisher. Robert Frost for many years sought to publish his poems and got lucky only when he was nearly forty -- and in England, at that. Sylvia Plath, decades later, unsuccessfully sent out her poems to book publishers no fewer than seven times before she turned twenty-six. In her journal she ranted bitterly about her rejections, her bitterness intensified, perhaps, by the fact that when she had sent the poems of her English husband, Ted Hughes, to a lucrative New York competition, he had aced it. Plath had to depend on an English firm to publish her first book, The Colossus, which came out when she was twenty-eight. Later on The Colossus was accepted for American publication in revised form. I must shamefacedly confess that, though a friend of Plath's, I was one of the American book editors who declined the unrevised version. (I didn't, couldn't, know what was coming next; and without that knowledge I might repeat my mistake today.)
Nowadays American poets are less likely to have to depend on the English, but they are very likely to require the services of a "first-book contest" run by the staff of a university press and judged by some older poet. Before the First World War poets could hope only for the dubious good will and erratic taste of commercial editors and publishers. Though mainstream publishers continued to be willing and able to underwrite the early poetry of such artists as Richard Wilbur, Robert Lowell, Anne Sexton, Donald Hall, and Elizabeth Bishop, they tended to draw the line at what they regarded as more problematic poets: Allen Ginsberg, Charles Olson, Gary Snyder, Denise Levertov. The university press had made a significant debut in poetry publishing as early as 1919, when Yale's set up a program to publish at least once a year a collection by a previously unpublished poet. By 1957, when Sylvia Plath began sending out The Colossus, the Yale Series of Younger Poets (then edited by W. H. Auden) was the destination she coveted. She struck out twice.
Now, seventy-nine years after the series's inception, Yale University Press has published an anthology drawing on every one of its ninety-two volumes. Reading those immense haystacks of immature poetry, if one had the strength to do it, might convey some glimmerings of what the young have thought about poetry over the past eight decades. But who was going to read it all?
George Bradley, himself a Yale Younger Poet in 1986, has taken the trouble -- and I suspect it was a lot of trouble -- to read each of the volumes chosen for the series from 1919 to 1996, no matter how jejune, and he has selected at least one poem from every one. He introduces each selection with a brief identification of its author, and prefaces his anthology with introductory matter amounting to nearly a hundred pages of graceful, witty, and discriminating prose that combines aesthetic perception, historical understanding, and publishing shrewdness. The result is a book that illuminates the recesses between artists, audiences, public taste, and the history of American publication. Interesting? Very. But this reviewer, concerned with such matters, must also declare a different sort of interest: I, too, was a Yale Younger Poet, in 1964, though I have never before looked into the history of the competition, and I'm grateful for Bradley's guidance.
NOWADAYS people talk piously about "the new interest in poetry," but it's not altogether clear what they mean. More people, no doubt, are writing poetry today, with professional intent, than at any previous time in American history. It may also be true, paradoxically, that a smaller proportion of people are actually reading poetry than were a century ago. Nobody knows for sure; many express opinions. When the boys came marching home after the First World War, several members of the Yale faculty thought it might be beneficial to open a competition for the publication of poetry by those surviving the War to Save the World for Democracy -- for who would know better than the Yale faculty what poetry was and was not? As Bradley writes, "To an extent now difficult to grasp, the appreciation of poetry was culturally central and formed a basic intellectual credential." Robert Bridges, the British poet laureate, in the preface to his bilingual (French and English) 1915 wartime anthology, The Spirit of Man ("dedicated by gracious permission to His Majesty King George V" and utilized in the trenches), announced that "spirituality is the basis and foundation of human life [and].... must underlie everything." Yale was happy to read this writing on the wall, and the series led the way toward embodying spirituality in poetry.
At first Yale professors led the way on foot and chose the poets themselves, many of them Yale graduates. One of these was John Chipman Farrar, who later gave his name to the publishing house Farrar, Straus & Giroux. The early books, as many as four a year, contained the sort of poems that Yale professors liked, fully equipped with classical allusions and heroic postures. A subsequent editor of the series was William Alexander Percy, of Louisiana, the author of Lanterns on the Levee, a chronicle of the great Mississippi Flood of 1927, and the guardian of the future novelist Walker Percy. In 1933 Yale University Press decided to turn for judgment to actual poets of some accomplishment, rather than academic hobbyists -- though Yale degrees would help. Stephen Vincent Benét, a Yale graduate who had written a best-selling verse epic, John Brown's Body, which won the Pulitzer Prize in 1928, became the editor, and his choices branched out and away from spirituality. They resulted in the first books of James Agee, Muriel Rukeyser, and Margaret Walker. George Bradley's assessment, which is not contradicted by his selections, holds that Agee's Permit Me Voyage (1934) was more interesting than accomplished, whereas Muriel Rukeyser's Theory of Flight (1935) proved to be as good as anything she wrote later on. The African-American Margaret Walker's For My People has been in print continuously since 1942.
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djzj - 2000 Honda Civic - Brakes - 4/19/2012When I press the gas pedal it feels like my brakes are holding mr car
sp00kie - 1998 Honda Accord - Brakes - 4/18/2012I don't have a guage to measure the runout.
4/18/2012 rickThey are easy to take off and most parts stores can check them for you . And most times you can buy new ones for not much more than the cost of turning the ones you got .
4/18/2012 RCThere is no rule of thumb. The rotors have a minimum thickness and runout spec. Sometimes you can judge the rotor wear by the lip on the end, and you can judge runout by vibrations.
mike - 2006 Honda Civic - Brakes - 4/18/2012It smelled like something burning.
bojovel - 2001 Honda CR-V - Brakes - 4/14/2012Repair
4/14/2012 CVORaise and safely support the vehicle. Remove the rear wheels.
Remove the brake caliper mounting bolts and remove the caliper without disconnecting the brake fluid line. Support the caliper so it does not hang on the brake line.
Remove the brake pads and retaining clips from the caliper.
If equipped with caliper-activated parking brakes; use tool J-37617 or equivalent, to rotate the piston clockwise until it retracts into the bore. Align the notches of the piston face so the centerline of the notches is perpendicular to the centerline of the mounting bosses.
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Install the new brake pads and clips in the caliper and install the caliper in the mounting bracket.
Tighten the caliper mounting bolts to 12-17 ft. lbs. (16-24 Nm), or 32 ft. lbs. (43 Nm) on vehicles with shoe-type parking brakes.
Install the rear wheels. Check the brake fluid level.
Pump the brake pedal until pressure is felt before moving the vehicle.
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CHARLES E - 2006 Honda Civic - Brakes - 4/11/201260K MILEAGE. PROBLEM HOT/COLD. DASH LIGHTS ON AND OFF WITH EACH BREAKING. PROBLEM FOR ONE WEEK. NO WARNING LIGHTS.
Kristie - 1986 Honda Civic - Brakes - 3/31/2012
3/31/2012 CVOCheck the brake light switch, see this Fig. Fig. 1: Testing the brake light switch
Remove the switch from the vehicle.
Using an ohmmeter, check for continuity between both terminals. The readings should indicate no continuity with the plunger pushed in, and continuity with the plunger released.
If the switch fails to meet these conditions, replace it.
Btreschel - 2002 Honda Accord - Brakes - 3/28/2012My car won't shift out of park when I press brakes and my car starters kill switch is the brakes but that doesn't work so it must be my brake sensor. How do I fix it?
juaniyoz3 - 1998 Honda Civic - Brakes - 3/28/2012My car has rear drum brakes, i wanted to convert them to disc brakes, can i just buy new front disc brakes to do the conversion? is it even possible?
3/23/2012 EG9 K20A3Nope, you also have to buy other stuff.
This was my approach since i bought them surplus, a lot easier actually and cheaper. If you want something with about stock performance why not stay oem? You'll be paying an arm and a leg by going completely aftermarket and I doubt you would find an aftermarket kit that isn't race oriented.
In your case you can also try this
Source: I did the same on my EG Civic.
3/28/2012 EG9 K20A3Not really, you just need the brakes, reason why i also got the trailing arm with the brakes is for the ease of installation. All i did was disconnect the brake lines, dropped it and installed the new one.
mike188 - 2006 Honda CR-V - Brakes - 3/23/2012http://youtu.be/NIw9nxTDPKk Not sure if it's brakes, debris stuck somewhere, or something else? Description: Noise is inconsistent. It happens both when I am not touching the brakes and when I am braking. The only time it doesn't happen is when I am at a complete ...
yuyita - 1999 Honda Accord - Brakes - 3/22/2012i went to an appointment and i had parked on a slight hill and pulled my emergency break every since that day my break light stays on. and also because im a woman men mechanics tend to cheat me out of more money i want to know how much will shop charge to replace a ...
murina77 - 1997 Honda Accord - Brakes - 3/8/2012problem is everytime i go up to about 60 the car vibrates when i am slowing down. the brake pedals vibrate the most. also when i am in traffic or the car is idling it is really loud. thanks!!!
3/8/2012 Spoon Sportsproblem is everytime i go up to about 60 the car vibrates - Probably you didnt balance your tires
"the brake pedals vibrate the most." probably the disc was not seated properly during the install
"also when i am in traffic or the car is idling it is really loud. " - You mean idle is high?
I need more clarificatory answers from you
Frank - 1982 Honda Civic - Brakes - 3/5/2012
3/5/2012 Spoon SportsOh yes, a classic Civic :)
For the back remove the dust shield for the nut. Then remove said nut and remove hub/bearing. If they are rear disks you will need to remove the caliper and rotor.
For the front remove the knuckle from the car including removing the brakes. Then press out the hub, remove the snap ring and press out the bearing. Installation is the reverse of removal.
Yes this is for the front...the difference are not lightyears apart anyway
qneo - 2003 Honda Civic - Brakes - 3/1/2012It'll start when I go over a slight bump, but if the road is very smooth, it doesn't seem to make the noise.
carlo - 1983 Honda Prelude - Brakes - 3/1/2012TSBs (1) Recalls (1) 1983 Honda Prelude Fuel System, Gasoline Recall 92V028001 Campaign Number: 92V028001 Manufacturer: American Honda Motor Co. Date Manufactured: Apr 26, 1993 Mfr's Report Date: Apr 15, 1993 Vehicles Affected: 920583 Component: Fuel System, ...
red - 1987 Honda Accord - Brakes - 2/29/2012Have vibration like warped brake drum replaced still a problem
Do you feel this vibration coming from the rear of the car, can you be sure it's from the rear and not the front?Yes for sure from rear when I pull e brake feel vibrationOne drum will be hotter than the other and that will identify the side. If you only had this problem after replacing everything then I say you have a defective / out of round drum, however, if it was doing this before then you have a bent rear spindle.Wouldn't the tire wooble going down road w/ bent spindle
No because all you need to cause vibration that you can feel like you detail is maybe .020" runout. Identifying the cause here is a basic 20 minutes or less of spinning the tire while applying the brake slightly and comparing sides or even spinning the drum on each side with the tire off and looking for the abnormality. There is no mystery here. As you have described a severe vibration coming from the rear by applying the parking brake (an excellent strategy) It leaves only the brake drum or the spindle as a cause. What about what I asked you? Had this before you replaced everything or not?YesI have seen this happen as a result of a hard impact with a curb where the tire slams the curb parallel to the curb after a slide out on ice. Sometimes it bends the wheel and other times it bends the spindle. Another thing you could do to elimate the drum is to swap drums left to right and see if the vibration changes to the other side or stays the same.Thank for info going to do bushings but now I'm going to check the run out on spindle


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Jan. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Japanese stock futures were little changed as U.S. home sales increased, while negotiations to resolve Greece's debt crisis continue, fanning concern Europe's economy will slow. Australian equities fell.
American depositary receipts of Toyota Motor Corp., Japan's top carmaker, rose 1.7 percent from the closing share price in Tokyo after the Nikkei newspaper reported the automaker may raise its domestic sales forecast this year. Those of Canon Inc., a camera maker that depends on Europe for almost a third of its sales, slid 0.2 percent after the euro declined, cutting the exporter's earnings outlook. BHP Billiton Ltd., Australia's No. 1 oil producer and the world's biggest mining company by market value, fell 0.8 percent in Sydney after prices for crude and metals declined.
Futures on Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average expiring in March closed at 8,775 in Chicago on Jan. 20, compared with 8,750 in Osaka, Japan. They were bid in the pre-market at 8,760 in Osaka at 8:05 a.m. local time. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index fell 0.2 percent today. New Zealand's NZX 50 Index rose 0.1 percent in Wellington.
"Taking time to settle Greece's debt swap talks is weakening the euro, which will likely push down stock prices," said Toshiyuki Kanayama, a market analyst at Tokyo-based Monex Inc. "Improving U.S. economic data is easing investors' risk aversion which will likely limit the pressure to sell stocks."
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Futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index were little changed today. The index added 0.1 percent in New York on Jan. 20, erasing a loss in the final minutes of trading, as banks gained and results from International Business Machines Corp. and Intel Corp. boosted technology shares.
Sales of previously owned U.S. homes rose for a third month in December to the highest level since January 2011, a sign the housing market ended last year with momentum.
In Europe, Greek officials and private creditors continued negotiations on a debt swap deal that's crucial to lowering the country's debt and freeing up a second round of international aid.
The euro weakened to as low as 98.92 yen today in Tokyo, compared with 100.01 yen at the close of stock trading on Jan. 20. The dollar also depreciated to 76.92 yen today from 77.15 yen, cutting the value of some overseas income at Japanese companies when repatriated.
Crude oil for February delivery dropped 1.9 percent to $98.46 a barrel in New York on Jan. 20, the lowest settlement since Dec. 20. The contract expired on Jan. 20. The more active March contract declined $2.21 to $98.33.
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The London Metal Exchange Index of prices for six metals including copper and aluminum slid 1.1 percent, its first drop in five days.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index gained 6 percent this year through Jan. 20, compared with gains of 4.6 percent by the S&P 500 and 4.6 percent by the Stoxx Europe 600 Index. Stocks in the Asian benchmark are valued at 1.3 times book value. That compares with 2.1 times for the Standard & Poor's 500 Index in the U.S. and 1.4 times for the Europe Stoxx 600 Index in Europe.
The Bloomberg China-US 55 Index of the most-traded Chinese stocks in the U.S. added 0.1 percent to 101.26 on Jan. 20 in New York.
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Tom Donhou 'Experiments In Speed' 100mph video trailer released
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Tom Donhou, he of Donhou Bicycles fame, just sent us over a video trailer for his recent attempt to cycle through the 100mph barrier on his own handmade creation. The bike, which stole the show at Bespoked Bristol, features a massive 104t chainring and low slung handlebars.
Tom is fascinated by the glory days of speed record attempts during the 60s, and that spirit of adventure and the engineering challenge has clearly inspired him, as he has set off in pursuit of his own personal record. Tom has built a bicycle - without the aid of advanced computer software, wind tunnels and a team of engineers it should be noted - which he feels fits the brief.
"I built this with the intention to feel it out. I don't know how fast it can go. [100mph is] my best guess as to what I can do. I built the bike how I thought it should look. No wind tunnels involved, it's all grassroots. It's done in that spirit of those guys in the 60s testing jet engines in their sheds."
So here's the video trailer, to whet the appetite before the full documentary is released. It's got a certain Le Mans/Steve McQueen feel to it, we think.
Tom will be using a Ford Zephyr as a pace car. If you're wondering, the current record for a motor-paced cyclist is an astonishing 166.9mph, held by Fred Rompelberg (he broke 11 world records in all), which he set in 1995.
Turn the date back to the 1930s and 1940s, and there was a string of motor-paced records, with Alfred Letourneur pushing the speed higher on successive occasions, going past 100mph in 1941. That was on a Schwinn behind a modified midget racer.
The desire to go fast on a bicycle is evidently still strong. Most recently Frenchman François Gissy, who set a new world speed record in the rocket-powered bicycle category, going 163.4mph.
There could be a serious flaw to the plan when he discovers a Ford Zephyr is unlikley to ever get to 100mph!
posted by wildoo [29 posts]
10th June 2013 - 16:15
posted by dullard [140 posts]
10th June 2013 - 16:28
A Ford Zephyr?
Yes that's right, a 1960's Ford Zephyr 6 Mark III http://www.tristanconorholden.co.uk/post/43592256833/im-shooting-an-incr...
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10th June 2013 - 17:07
this gets me really excited! This is proper 8 years old, who can go fastest, dreams realised type stuff! Makes me want to get a bigger chain ring and some flat concrete and ride my bike as fast as it can go!
posted by meehaja [27 posts]
10th June 2013 - 19:36
Why on Earth would you fit mechanical discs to a completely bespoke frameset? All I can think of when I see them is Halfords BSOs.
posted by Ham-planet [103 posts]
10th June 2013 - 23:51
It's not a record then, it's just for fun. Well, that's alright.
Charlie Horse
posted by ch [109 posts]
11th June 2013 - 1:11
What a rubbish video. Good job he had protective gear on to spray a line on the road, those spray cans can be deadly in the wrong hands
posted by Welsh boy [160 posts]
11th June 2013 - 6:13
If he had moved as fast as the video clip, the record would have gone.
posted by antonio [1018 posts]
11th June 2013 - 7:14
posted by Ginsterdrz [41 posts]
11th June 2013 - 17:01
A Ford Zephyr was only a 4cylinder engine that ran out of wheeze about 85, you would need a Ford Zodiac which had a straight6 engine and would top 100mph easily
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EL PASO, TX — El Paso won back the World Middleweight Championship, but the tug of war continues between the city and the University of Texas System chancellor. Local leaders spoke out Friday about the chancellor's ban on alcoholic beverages at the fight.
"El Paso you're heavy weights and on the 16th of June, we're gonna be the proud hosts of one of the most exciting fights," said Bill Blaziek with the El Paso Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Everyone is anticipating the Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr versus Andy Lee fight at the Sun Bowl next month.
Just a week ago, the UT chancellor overturned his decision not to have the fight in El Paso but city officials are not letting up. Now they want the alcohol ban removed.
U.S. Rep. Silvestre Reyes sent a letter to the the UT Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa asking to overturn the alcohol ban.
"This is a great venue, this is a safe venue and we ought to be able to have this event without any restrictions," said Rep. Reyes.
UT Austin held a boxing match just last weekend and fans were able to buy alcohol there.
"It's hard to argue especially with UT having a fight last weekend on their campus and selling beer. It's kinda hard to segregate us that way," said State Rep. Dee Margo.
Rep. Margo, along with other state delegation, are making pleas to the UT chancellor.
"Whats gonna happen if in fact we did not have beer sales," said Rep Margo. "What are people going to do? They're going to load up before they come in or they're going to sneak it in or both and to me you have more concerns on crowd control and security with that scenario."
Like Rep. Margo, long time boxing promoter Bob Arum is optimistic.
"I am very confident that I'll be drinking a Tecate cerveza the night the fight takes place," Arum said.
HBO will televise the bout to 170 countries around the world. It's a great chance for all El Pasoans to show what the sun city is made of.
"The best way we can celebrate our pride in community is to fill Sun Bowl stadium on June 16 and I challenge you to bring as many friends as you can we'll fill the Sun Bowl, we'll show the world how exciting this community is," said Blaziek.
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Dec. 14, 2014
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Nov. 23, 2014
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Aug. 31, 2014
Fashion conscious NBA star Dwyane Wade happily took the lead when planning his 2013 wedding to actress Gabrielle Union. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
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Aug. 4, 2014
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Aug. 3, 2014
Wedding photographers are latest to get on board with idea of using drones, as they employ them to capture unique views of couple's special day, but legality of such practices is still to be determined. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Nick Bilton Disruptions column notes that some brides and grooms are embracing the digital age by creating hashtags for their events, while others prefer to keep things more simple. MORE
Jul. 27, 2014
Wedding planners in Colorado and Washington State, where recreational use of cannabis is legal, are incorporating marijuana in everything from bouquets to decorations to favors. MORE
Jul. 20, 2014
Numerous songwriters and musical groups offer to write music specifically for a couple's nuptials, making the experience even more meaningful. MORE
Jul. 14, 2014
Donetsk Journal; wedding of pro-Russian rebel leader Arsen Pavlov and Elena Kolenkina is broadcast live on Russian television from Donetsk, Ukraine; following night is declared singles night, with invitations to women to come to meet bachelor rebels; wedding is billed as first in the self-declared Donetsk People's Republic. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
More couples are adding wedding insurance to their budget, and while most couples will never use it, disasters do happen. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London traces the evolution of the classic wedding gown; one eye-popping gown on display is the dramatic deep-purple gown designed by Vivienne Westwood for the 2005 wedding of burlesque artist Dita Von Teese and singer Marilyn Manson. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has revived tradition that all but lapsed under Michael R Bloomberg, officiating at wedding ceremonies at City Hall; in an interview, de Blasio says he believes in the institution and is struck by how meaningful the experience of marrying others has become for him. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Endless array of consultants are available to the lovelorn to help them find love, plan their wedding and beyond. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
Jason Stevens, owner of restaurant and event space reBar, pleads guilty to charges of tax fraud in Brooklyn courtroom; Stevens had failed to pay more than $1 million in sales taxes; half-dozen women who had reserved the space for their weddings jeer at Stevens as he arrives at court. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
Alexandra Jacobs reviews Stone Fox Bride, non-traditional wedding-wear shop in Manhattan popular with millennial set. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Joyce Wadler I Was Misinformed column humorously notes that finding dress with sleeves for an afternoon wedding is nearly impossible for older women who do not want to look matronly. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Couples are once again spending enormous amounts of money on big, custom wedding cakes. MORE
Jun. 1, 2014
Doug Block documentary film 112 Weddings follows 10 couples and their attitudes before and after the wedding; couples discuss the challenges of having children, frustrations of being there for each other at difficult times and stress that accompanies illness, divorce and death. MORE
May. 25, 2014
Many newly engaged women are undergoing hand-lift cosmetic surgery procedures as part of their quest for perfect selfie of their diamond-adorned hand. MORE
May. 18, 2014
Many wedding planners, as same-sex marriages become more common, are offering products and services that are pointedly inclusive of gay and straight couples alike. MORE
May. 11, 2014
Several photography studios throughout New York City offer couples, mainly Chinese-Americans, chance to enact fantasy video version of their courtships and subsequent engagements and weddings; trend, already popular in China, has spread to United States; one company offering service is Paris Wedding Center, which has three locations in Chinatown and Flushing, Queens. MORE
May. 11, 2014
Couples wanting to include their family members in the wedding, but not in a traditional way, are selecting grandparents as attendees. MORE
May. 8, 2014
More couples planning weddings are increasingly taking Do It Yourself approach, which saves them money and allows them to put more personal stamp on celebration, but has its own challenges. MORE
May. 4, 2014
Field Notes column offers answers to social media etiquette questions, like what to post and when, plus other tips for engagements and weddings in a digital era. MORE
May. 4, 2014
Many couples are stipulating wide range of demanding and often-confusing dress codes for their guests, making them part of the wedding palette or theme. MORE
Apr. 20, 2014
Many bridal collections for 2014 feature lace or lace embellishments, serving as a reminder that the traditional American bride is still a significant force to be contended with. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Ideal engagement ring or wedding band for many young couples is a family heirloom piece with personal meaning--and no price tag. MORE
Mar. 19, 2014
Doctors often share their patients' sorrow, but rarely their joys. MORE
Mar. 9, 2014
Jen Doll Lives essay describes attending a best friend's wedding as a single woman, and desperately not wanting to participate in the catching of the bouquet. MORE
Mar. 2, 2014
Increasing number of couples are seeking to get married at sea even though such ceremonies are generally not legal; some cruise lines, in effort to meet growing demand, are looking for ways to perform legal unions in international waters. MORE
Feb. 16, 2014
Brides are increasingly choosing to wear wedding dresses in colors other than white, causing added stress and sartorial confusion for wedding guests. MORE
Feb. 12, 2014
Cascia Journal; nuns at St Rita monastery in Cascia, Italy, operate secondhand wedding dress depot; unlikely atelier, once frequented by poor women, has become trendy choice for growing numbers of cost-conscious brides as country continues to suffer recession. MORE
Feb. 9, 2014
Many engaged couples find it scary when they first meet their future in-laws; some nerve-wracking introductions described. MORE
Feb. 2, 2014
Adam Gropman, Los Angeles comedian, offers first-person account of getting married at 56th Grammy Awards, along with 32 other couples, with Queen Latifah officiating and Macklemore and Madonna providing vocals for the ceremony. MORE
Feb. 2, 2014
Some couples are choosing to get married on Super Bowl Sunday, finding it easier and cheaper to do so than on a more traditional day for a wedding. MORE
Feb. 1, 2014
Tara Siegel Bernard Your Money column on how engagement rings intersect point where love meets personal finances; says arriving at right amount to budget for engagement ring is something that many young people continue to struggle with. MORE
Jan. 27, 2014
Top Grammy Awards go to established stars as well as newcomers; televised awards ceremony includes many memorable performances and mass wedding of 33 gay and straight couples. MORE
Jan. 26, 2014
Some couples are deploying robots to assist at their wedding ceremonies, taking on tasks like photography or videotaping, or even more. MORE
Dec. 29, 2013
Explosion of interest in seasonal and pesticide-free food has influenced commercial flower industry, making it possible for couples to use locally grown and seasonal flowers for their bouquets and wedding floral arrangements. MORE
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Offering an outdoor pool and a restaurant, L'Ma Lodge is located in Skoura. Free WiFi access is available.
Score from 17 reviews Exceptional
Set on a hilltop overlooking Skoura palm grove, this guest house features an outdoor swimming pool a free access to the traditional Hammam and a shaded terrace.
Score from 99 reviews Wonderful
This Eco-friendly riad is located in the oasis of Skoura, on a 4-hectare farm. Set between the desert and the Atlas Mountains, it offers air-conditioned rooms, a sea water outdoor pool and a hammam.
Score from 93 reviews Wonderful
Located just 3 km from Skoura, Kasbah Ait Ben Moro offers B&B accommodation in a former kasbah surrounded by palm trees.
Score from 119 reviews Excellent
Lovely gardens, comfortable bed, good breakfast and dinner, this sweet kasbah is a good stopping off point from Dades to Marrakesh if you want to avoid noisy Ouarzazate.
Peacfullness, cleanliness, breakfast, scenary, facilities, staff
A little remote location, you must use vehicle or bicycle to village (eventhough you can easily make a walk on foot at nearby fields ..)
Super nice staff, excellent food, beautiful garden, organic kitchen, ideal for groups and families. They even gave us a room for yoga and arranged everything according to our needs. Great value for money and although the are is big, it feels really comfortable and cozy.
Outstanding atmospheare of an old Kasbah in Skoura Oasis, very professional and helphul staff, beautiful garden with lots of singing birds around, many secret places in there to sit, read a book or just relax. Specious apartment where you can really feel the local history. Good breakfast served in the garden, welcome tea and biscuits upon your arrival is a great experience there!!, Private car-park.
You are offered an evening dinner but they don't provide you with any menu or price list so you should ask "how much" or just accept discomfort of uncertainty what will appear on your bill. Finally they charge me ca.10 Eur for small set of vegetables and fruits which is fair in my opinion but it'd be very professional to show restaurant prices to the guests.
This Kasbah + garden has been nice renovated by the very nice owner. We checked in for 1 night on our way to Merzouga and stayed a second night because it was so nice and calm.. We would recommend it without any doubt :)
Perfect helpfull staff, quiet place
Dusty as hotel is under reconstraction
Beautiful spot in the Palmerie Oasis of Skoura, not far from Ouarzazate. Very friendly staff and excellent food, with personal attention to your wishes and needs. Homemade couscous on Friday :). We enjoyed sitting in the garden under the little pavillon to eat our freshly cooked dinner with veggies form the garden. There is a lot of space in the property to sit on the terasse, next to the pool, have a walk through the garden and enjoy a delicious mint tea and local peanuts. Everything is very well maintained, the house has recently been renovated, the food can be served in or outside and additionally Houssam drove us to the center of Skoura, where we got picked up by our driver. Looking forward to return inshallah!
We were truly so impressed. The restoration of the buildings is absolutely beautiful. We were given a beautiful big room, and the pool and outside area is gorgeous. Food delicious. Staff so lovely and helpful- Lahcine looked after us really well (he even came and found us at a gas station and showed us the way to Dar Es Salam as we got a little lost). Excellent value for money, clean, quiet, relaxing and beautiful. Thank you!! We were amazed at the high quality of our stay.
This was an unexpected delight. Ok, it may not have all mod cons but it has atmosphere and it's a proper haven. Once you are in the compound of the Kasbah you feel you have found a home
Very beautifull and peacefull place. Fine food and friendly stuff. Rooms were clan and comfortable. Extraordinary ambient. We recomend berber omlet for eating.
The way to casbach needs more signs(some crossroads dont have casbach signs)
The rooms are individually decorated. Very atttentive hosts! We went on a bike tour with Lahrson wich was a very great non-touristy adventure.
Very pleasant staff, helpful, polite. Beautifully restored Kasbah, excellent food, comfortable beds, lovely rooms, nice pool
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excellent, beautifully restored kasbah with helpful and polite staff ( family). Very comfortable beds, excellent linen etc Lovely evening meal and breakfast, best place we stayed out of 7 on trip
A quiet place and nice garden surrounding
Only real problem - just too expensive. The meals were really good but again just too expensive.
It was a nice Kasbah, in the middle of the Palmerie. Not accessable without a car. Nice attending owner.
It was under construction. The pool pictures don't look like it really is, becouse it is all under construction. The rooms are clean, but simple. I have to say it seemed nicer in the pictures. We didn't have diner becouse it was too expensive.
the staff is friendly and the cooking is wonderful, stay there if you want to enjoy the adventures of Morocco, but if you are looking for western comfort it is a different thing...
Location is perfect
Bathroom is very small
Beautifully renovated Kashba. Great place to relax.
Even though heaters were provided, it was quite cold in the room. Also the heater in the dining area didn't work that well. Toilet was making noises, so we switched off. Also a bit smelly.
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