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submitted 2 years ago by frotzed
The pat answer to the following question will be, "Do what you love and are passionate about" and if that's the best answer then so be it. However, if someone has any experience that may lend some wisdom I'd love to hear it.
So, I'm old, in terms of IT. I got a B.S. in a completely unrelated field, spent 8 years in said field and decided to leave it to pursue an IT related career path because I love it. I've been 2 years in an entry-level position and have gotten my A+, Network+ and Security+ certifications which I feel has given me a good foundation (albeit a basic foundation) for future certifications.
I'm debating on which path to pursue. I greatly enjoy networking so a CCNA seems most appropriate here. However, some folks swear that an MCITP would be more universally respected. In my mind both are vendor-specific, but obviously the CCNA is one exam while an MCITP is 7-ish.
I'm currently working full time and my employer is paying for my certifications and training (self taught on my own time via online study courses the company pays for). This means I'm not able to attend a boot-camp style event.
TLDR; I realize I'm aging quickly and am roughly 8 years behind my peers. Which certifications will most quickly bring me up to speed?
[–]qriff 2 points3 points4 points 2 years ago (7 children)
Forget certifications, at least as a focus point. Tear everything into pieces and put it back, when you understand why something was made in a specific way (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_management_triangle) then your ready and you won't employ certified people to even mop your floors.
[–]frotzed[S] 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (5 children)
I'm almost 34. I'm past the point of being able to figure out how and why things are made in the manner in which they are. That stuff is child's play to me (read: it's easy). I'm more at the point of, I'm making the salary of a 24 year-old and want to move up the IT ladder in the most efficient way possible. That's my motivation for certifications, just as a way to gain a little knowledge and have a piece of paper to show that I've at least taken the time to attempt to understand the technologies.
[–]qriff 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago* (2 children)
I'm 35. If you understand how things work then your problem is completely elsewhere, aiming too low, etc...
Basically if it is a certification thats needed then you don't want to be there. Certifications are for assembly line work, help desks and such, people who don't understand how things work but only know (certified) how to repeat their mistakes. Your a specialist or consultant.
[–]frotzed[S] 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)
How long have you been in this field? Did you get a degree in a technical field?
[–]qriff -1 points0 points1 point 2 years ago* (1 child)
Here's a quiz for you, one that even helpdesk should know (one computer enviroments) but even most specialists (global enviroments) never grasp.
Why is fqdn usage in (Windows) enviroments fundamental.
Network resources, AD, etc.
[–]interreddit 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Bad advice, I do not recommend tearing apart stuff to just see if you can put it back. If if successful, you may still not know 'why' something works the way it does.
[–]jmnugent 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (1 child)
I think you're on the right track that Certifications are more of an HR/perception thing than an actual skillset/ability thing.
I think you're also on the right track regarding age and upward mobility.
But a lot of these things are going to by "dynamic variables" (the value of particular Certifications is going to depend on your own personal goals, the culture of the company you work at (or are trying to work at) and other factors.
Personally (I'm 39.. been doing IT for about 20 years).. I'm not a huge fan of Certifications and I think they're mostly worthless. I try to focus my resume on actual projects I accomplished and show a pattern of real-world capability and flexibility. I do have an MCITP, but it honestly hasn't done much at all for me in any realistic sense. (the changing job market means there are no positions opening up above me.. and even if there were, it's never been my desire to work in any "management" position because I don't want to deal with the office-politics or human drama).
Course.. I also have no desires to be rich or extravagant with my life. A simple small apartment with absolute minimum possessions is OK with me. I give 1/3rd or more of my paychecks away to various causes I believe in.. so I keep things relatively simple/cheap in my home life.
You and I seem to have a similar set of values here.
I'm 39.. been doing IT for about 20 years
I've been doing this for two years now. What I'm finding is that as I'm going through the course material for, say, one of the MCITP exams, is that I'm actually learning things. I spent the first 8 years of my professional career in ministry so it's pretty much time-wasted.
I appreciate your input, it's helpful to hear this stuff.
I must say, some valid points, but....
As a technologist, and a person who hires, certifications are a must. Think of it like experience points...I know that you can learn, and follow through. You have completed a goal(s).
However, I HOLD VERY LITTLE STOCK IN MS CERTS! If I had to choose between 2 people, and 1 had CCNA, the other had MS certs (2,3,4 whatever), and all things being equal, I would choose the one with the CCNA. Hands down. As you said, you have a basic understanding, and I am not belittling your certs at all, those 3 are a good start. If you do go forth for the CCNA, you will come understand that the CCNA is just entry level itself, and covers what is in those certs, to some extent.
(I wrote my CCNA and the A+ on the same day. The A+ was 2 exams, finished in 20 mins each? The CCNA on the other hand, I finished with only about 5 minutes to spare. It is the time constraint that does most people in. Also, I know only a handful of people who have passed the first time round.)
If networking to you is enjoyable, go for the CCNA. I support the profs who teach IT, from MS OS's, Linux, Mac, Cisco CCNA-CCNP, Wireless, Security etc. In essence I am the IT dept, for the dept that teaches IT. (This is after all IT, thus a special position exists outside of the whole giant IT dept.)
I have also taught CCNA, so if you need any help, let me know. For the most part, packet tracer has been improved dramatically, and one could complete the CCNA solely with the use of PT. (there is never a substitute for the real thing, but Cisco equipment being so costly....I recently bought 14 Cisco 1941's, with 1 serial wic each (the slow cheap one too), for the security course, and each was well over $1000.)
If you register with Cisco as a student, you will get access to all sorts. If you want to go it alone, you will need the latest textbooks, as well as PT. And a little hint - Cisco insists on correct cabling, even if it is not needed with todays Nics that can auto-detect.
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First rate on my list.
By: Alan Wagner (Mar 6, 2009)
Very family friendly and very good produce, I have been buying produce from them for about 20 years. Always first rate service and produce. I would highly recommend this farm. In response to the reviewer about the horse, did you ever think that if you or your kids got hurt the owner would be responsible. Grow up people this is not a petting zoo, its a produce farm, treat it as such.
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I'm sure the place is nice, but really...if you know the public will be there, and you're worried that your farm animals might harm someone, (or vice versa) then you as the owner need to put the animals somewhere out of the reach of children. The responsibility is with the animal's owners, and the customer who's children dared to pet the horse had asked permission. If you don't want your farm to be treated as a 'family experience' which includes farm animals...then put the animals away or move them to a location where the public can't interact with them. Common sense.


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Geography Bee for Adults at Albany Library
Could you name the capital of Wisconsin? Could you draw a map of Canada with a crayon?
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My favourite all-time song is Time after Time, but Goodbye To Romance is also wery strong song. While a concert in  Brasov , Romania, fans waiting.
The best Ozzy song?
Hello people. what song do you think is the best ozzy song of 'em all?
personally i love "mr. Tinkertrain".
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Hmmmmmmm OK Dreamer.... Momma I'm Coming Home, Changes (woops BS), Crazy Train, Bark at the Moon, Over the Mountain, I Just Want You (wish he would put that on the setlist), I could go on but I am too tired........ :)
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Mr.Tinkertrain and Mr.Crowley, I love them they got me hooked when I first listened but what really got me started was Mama I'm coming Home!!!
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"I'll have to say... Over a mountain"
great song but it's called "Over THE mountain"
Fix me!!!
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i love the entire OZZMOSIS album, i had to buy it 3 times cause i keep wearing it out
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This is an easy answer for the most part.
1st fav song of all time is "Diary Of A Madman" mostly because of Rhoads guitar work, I especially love the intro when you can hear Randy's finger nails plucking the strings, it always makes me envision a spiders legs running across the strings, it's a creepy ass master piece for sure!
2nd fav is "Revelation Mother Earth", again Rhoads guitar work is phenomenal, and when you add the lyrics to the mix along with Ozzy's eerie ass vocals, well its also guaranteed to run chills down your spine!
Always Remember the Sabbath, & forever keep it BLACK!
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I couldn't truly choose an all time favorite...of course right now being all hyped up for Black Rain I've been listening to I Don't Wanna Stop alot, so u can call that my favorite FOR THE TIME...also have been listening to CLose My Eyes Forever w Lita alot too if ya wanna count that
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you know what i cant pick to me there all the best i dont like to single songs out there brilliant. until i find a song i dont like i think there all awsome and i think he diserves praise for all his songs.
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"i love the entire OZZMOSIS album, i had to buy it 3 times cause i keep wearing it out"
way to go:)
Fix me!!!
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Ozzy f***ing Rocks!!!
My number one f***ing favorite LIVE song is Believer, because I don't reckon the album version beeing all that great. Don't get me wrong, I love the song, but there are greater album version songs. For some reason Ozzy f***ing rocks!! when he play this song live.
My number one favorit Sabbath song is Paranoid, again the album version lacks the superiority of how he/they play it live, but then again; that goes for most Ozzy song :D I really like how Zakk Plays this song, I would say he re-invented it, but I haven't heard Tony play it live.
My Number one Ozzy album song is, I must say; Diary of a Madman!! It f***in' rules, I love other songs, but this one really rocks!
Other Ozzy favorites include:
I Don't Know
Mr. Crowley
Suicide Solution
Crazy Train
Bark at the Moon
No More Tears
Gets me Through
War Pigs
That I Never Had
The Almighty Dollar
Not Going Away
Favorite Solo's (Other than the ones in the songs above):
Can't Kill Rock'N'Roll
Over the Mountain
11 Silver
I could go on, but there's no point, lastly I'd like to say that Black Label Society rocks! The early work isn't all that great, but the on the two latest album (Which was made after the death of Dimebag Darell Abbott), Zakk really has grown much in terms of songwriter skills. New Religion, Faith is Blind and In This River rules, and Fire It Up, Suicide Messiah and Stillborn really rocks!!
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Sat, 07/07/2007 - 20:07 — misfit66
hmmm, theres so many, but if i have to pick...revelation
yeah revelation is a good call.
i specially like the solo at the end there. it gives me goosebumps all over.
Fix me!!!
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Its very hard to say what is best. There is fucing many amazing songs in every album.
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I don't necessarily have a favorite either, but I always have to put on Rock'n'Roll Rebel, Ultimate Sin, and Back on Earth when I'm in the car. Favorite Sabbath song... N.I.B.

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i never really thought about a favorite Ozzy song, but it would be one with Randy Rhoads.
and as i listen to this new Ozzy disc, i should also mention 'Here for You' as a favorite,
and dedicate it to Kimberly.
anyone remember this one...
Ozzy at the Capitol Theatre, Passaic New Jersey, April 24th 1981 ?
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umm... There is so many good ones... Well I love Desire, Gets me Through, Hellraiser and Suicide Solution ;)
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Hi to all! My favourite song of Ozzy is "Diary Of a Madman", Randy Rhoads guitar and voice (in the darkness!) of Ozzy gets me through!)))
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hard 2 pick just 1, i'd have to say its a tie between bark at the moon and crazy train 4 me. they're all good.
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Ozzy: revelation mother earth
Sabbath: oh... thats a hard one... maby under the sun
R.I.P Randy Rhoads
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Diary of a Madman , u can`t kill r&r, flying high again, Revelation Mother Earth,,breaking all the rules,fire in the sky, snowblind,children of the grave,the wizard,behind the wall of sleep,into the void.. but hell, they all kick ass..
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There's too many of OZZY songs that kick major ass! But me just to slow it up a little "Good bye to romance", I would also have to say is anything on the first two albums Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman with Randy Rhoads(R.I.P) tearing it up on guitar.
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11 silver or i dont wanna change the world
but hey it changes every week
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just one ? okay Mr.Crowley .Its so classic heavy song for me.
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for me it's mr. crowley, crazy train, or back on earth
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bark at the moon
\m/ keep rockin \m/
cuz wen u stop u die!
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Goodbye To Romance is also wery strong song! Rhandy was great musician. The tragic story of his death makes me cry!
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It would have to be either crazy train or i don't wanna stop.....
"All my life I've been over the top, I don't know what I'm doing, all I know is I don't wanna stop..."
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Suicide Solution
Flying High Again
Mr. Crowley
Crazy Train
Mama, I'm Coming Home
Over The Mountain
Shot In The Dark
I Don't Know
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I dont have a favorite theres a few I like that stand out from the pack,
Perry Mason,
Miracle Man,
Diary Of A Madman,
Black rain,
See You On The Other Side
Dreamer (Purely because of the solo)
To be honest, ther all good apart from Changes, sry i just dont like that song.
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if your talking THE MASTER on his own I would say "Hellraiser" and with Sabbath it would be "Into the Void"
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I love the live version of I Don't Want to Change The World on The Essential Ozzy Osbourne. But my favourite all-time song is Bark at the Moon!
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There's wayyyyyyyyyyyyy too many to pick just ONE!!
I love Mr. Crowley though for Randy. Bark at the Moon for Jake, and No More Tears for Zakk!!!
"Dogs f***ed The Pope, No Fault Of Mine!"
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nobody mentioned Zombie Stomp
but Over the Mountain is my F***ing FAVORITE
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My favroite Ozzy songs are Crazy Train, No More Tears, Bark at the Moon, I Don't Want to Change the World [Live], and Mama, I'm Coming Home. My favroite songs from Ozzy's Sabbath are: Black Sabbath, Paranoid, War Pigs, Iron Man, Am I Going Insane (Radio), N.I.B, and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath.
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My favorites would have to be I Don't Wana Stop, Crazy Train + N.I.B
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I think the greatest song Ozzy's ever written during his solo career is the title-track of "Diary of a Madman". It's one of the greatest song ever written!!
Ozzy's loud voice and Randy's AWESOME guitar playing goes hand in hand in this wonderful Hard Rock Anthem!
Randy Rhoads, you will always be one of the greatest guitar players in this world!!!
Rest In Peace, My friend.
Giants sleeping giants winning wars
Within their dreams
Till they wake when its too late
And in gods name blaspheme
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Volvo S70 Starting Problems
I tried to start my 1999 Volvo S70 AWD Turbo. It acted real rough, kept stalling and black smoke came form the exhaust. I was able to limp it home but it will not even start now. I know I have a bad downstream O2 sensor, but I don't think that would cause all of these problems. Any ideas?
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jot Posts: 4You should have a check engine light on. You need to read the codes, Auto Zone does it for free. Has this problem just started? If not you are probably going to need a "cat" as well as the Front and rear sensors. Check-out "Matthewsvovlosite.com", "Brickboard.com" or "Volvospeed.com"
cindyrou Posts: 2I have run a carfax and it comes back clean. It does not list any dealer maintenance, however. I am going for a test drive tomorrow and will be asking for maintenance info, because it appears the previous two owners (one for over 100000 mi) must have used someone else. It has 126,500 miles on it. It looks great, and I am looking for your opinions. I need a car that will be reliable for a very long commute (65 mi one way) and that will get me at least 100000 miles until I can afford a new car.
I live in central Alabama, and I am hoping there might be someone on this forum who can give me some maintenance info and costs for the area.
Most of all, and I guess this is a question for you gentlemen on the forum, would you feel comfortable putting your wife, sister, mother or daughter in such a car for such a long commute (in the wee hours of the morning, by the way)? And, considering that money is a huge issue here, what kind of upkeep am I possibly looking at?
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joe162 Posts: 1Problem: No start (crank but not run), water coolant sensor, radiator fan relay.
Model: S70, 1998, 2.4 engine.
Situation: Will not start (crank but not run), when cold
plus cooling fan runs after cranking engine.
Repair items which made no difference:
new fuel filter - located by passengers rear tire = $30.
new spark plugs - located engine center under top cover plate (Bosch +4) = $35.
new battery = $65. - love that squeeze type connector.
sensor MAF mass air flow:
located in top corner of intake air filter box.
yes engine will stall when repluging in connector - shows it is working..
Repair items which solved the problem:
sensor water coolant temperature: (eEuroparts.com $30)
plug located by thermostat just under top radiator hose.
unplugged sensor = cold 5.00 K ohms, = hot .36 K ohms.
other side of plug to ECU = cold 5.56 K ohms, = hot 5.59 K ohms.
yes if you run engine with this unplugged check engine light will need resetting.
reset using DTC plug with ODB reader with reset - or Volvo dealer.
plug located in arm rest by drivers seat.
Engine would not start when cold because Electronic Control Unit, (ECU) viewed the engine as warm. This was indicated by the cooling fan running after the no start cranking.
No there was no DTC codes showing.
No check engine light was not showing
No the fan relay was not defective.
No the fuel filter was not clogged.
No the fuel pump and check valve was not defective.
No there was good spark to the ignition.
No the key switch was good.
The water coolant temperature sensor seemed ok, did not check to be bad.
How to get running even with this no cold start situation.
(1st way) Open up air intake by loosing hose clamp on rubber flex hose, slide hose back,
Add 3 or 4 tablespoons of raw gasoline.
Start the engine, with full throttle peddle.
This will provide enough fuel to start the cold engine.
The engine will run because there is nothing wrong.
(2nd way) Unplug water temperature sensor
(slide connector off tab holder, squeeze the lock, unplug the two wire connector)
Start the engine. Proves this to be problem.
The problem is the ECU does not provide more fuel for the cold start up because it considers the engine as warm.
Solution: Unplugging the water temperature sensor, this allows the engine to start on a cold 40 degree morning. During this situation of running engine with everything cold and the sensor unplugged apparently the ECU reset itself. After this I simply repluged the water sensor and problem was gone, with exception of check engine light. However this only lasted 2 days then problem reappeared. Then would start only if you turned the key 2 times. Then would not start at all. I then unplugged the temperature sensor and instant start, (rough running until warmed).
I installed new water temperature sensors, problem solved, very easy to do. You don't even have to drain water from radiator (will be a small fluid spill). Remove thermostat cover (Torx screws) unscrew coolant sensor, screw in new one, reinstall thermostat cover, connect wire for sensor, job done, add a little coolant. -
brkncar Posts: 1My friend has a 1999 volvo s70 2.5L turbo that will not start and I cannot figure out what the problem is. A little backround on the car: it was stolen a while back but recovered, we have no idea what happened to the car while it was out of his possession. When we got it back the intercooler was broken but we replaced it and it ran fine afterwards.
He was driving down the road few months later when the oil light came on. He put some oil in it, but it took a while to crank it to start. That lasted for a week until it died whle driving down the road. Then it still took a while to try to crank but never quite turned over, and the battery would drain before it would turn over. so now we have checked the filters and injectors ant they all look fine. the coils all have cracks in them, could the be shorting out through the head and not be getting any spark to the plugs or is it somthing different? We are going to do a compression test soon and i will let you know what the results are.
I know problems like this are hard to describe over the internet so if you have any questions, i will do my best to answer them, any help that you could provide would be very useful. Thank you in advance!!!!!
-jensen -
robk6836 Posts: 2Any ideas on a cold starting problem? My 98 S70 requires several key turns to start when the outside temp is below 30. I replace the coolant temp sensor, and the thermostat. When I turn the key I noticed that the radiator fan is running, even at a cool start. Is this normal?Once the engine does start it idles down and turns off, which I have to restart and give a little gas pressing the gas paddle before it will run on its own.
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thehats00 Posts: 2Here's an FYI to everyone who has had this problem. I have read countless posts and followed much useful advice. I changed the temp sensor, the fan control relay, the maf sensor and the fan ran continuously. I finally found that none of these parts had been bad. When changing the temp sensor, I failed to notice the tremendous amount of corrosion inside the positive terminal of the sensor connector. Cleaned this, put dielectric grease on it and it sured the hard starting, the fan running and the lack of boost from the turbo. $250 in un-needed parts and several hour in wasted labor all because of corrosion in a connector. Always check the simple things first! Apparently a bad signal from the temp sensor causes multiple problems such as hard starting, fan override that forces the fan to stay on in 'safety mode' and it also tells the ecm to kill the turbo boost. Hope this helps.
steven807 Posts: 1Battery is a few months old and strong. Car was not starting quickly. Today it ceased to start. No reaction upon turning the key. Tried jumping - but not necessary - battery strong, headlights and accessories unaffected. How do I diagnose this? How do I test the solenoid and then the starter?
sickwithit Posts: 1Love my Volvo. Have not had bad problems with it until now. It will die while idelling and then not start/run back. It will turn over like it wants to start but won't. I get occasional exhaust smell and bad mileage. I average 22 miles to the gallon. Saturday I got 12. It has died sitting at lights. I've had to put it in neutral, foot on brake and gas in order to keep it running. Sometimes it will start and run with no problems, sometimes not. It even hesitates while driving down the road. When it started I thought I had gotten bad gas. In two months I have replaced the catalyc converter, 2 vacuum hoses, and the air flow sensor ( 3 times). :mad: When hooked to a computer it says air flow, so we initially thought we were getting bad parts. My mechanic has even taken it for a second opinion cause he's as stumped and aggravated as I am. Any suggestions? :sick:
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bgale Posts: 1Hey my name is Brett I have a 95 volvo 850 turbo and anytime the temp is below 35 deg it takes a good 20 minutes to get this car to crank and stay running I tried your solution and it crunk in the 2nd attempt you are the man thanks so much for your info it may just save my JOB . I'm on my way to purchase a new temp sensor.


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Education2001 – 2005 2005 – 2007 2007 – 2009 BiographyEducational Background Assistant Professor Dr. Chutisant Kerdvibulvech was born in 1983. He received B.Eng. (Honors) in Computer Engineering from Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand in 2005. He earned M.Sc.Eng. and Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from Keio University, Tokyo, Japan with a 3.94 GPA in 2007 and with a 4.00 GPA in 2009, respectively. Both universities are the oldest in their respective countries. He completed his Ph.D. defense when he was 25 years old, one of the youngest Ph.D. graduates of Keio University. Professional Experience In 2008-2009, he worked as a Researcher of CREST, the world's first technology to display 3D contents into free space, at Japan's National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation in Tokyo. This research project was broadcast on NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) TV Program in Japan and also on National Geographic TV Program throughout the world. Since 2009, he has currently served as Department Head of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) at Rangsit University (International College), Thailand. In the ICT Department, he leads students from over 15 different nationalities, including from USA, UK, Germany, Japan and China. Since 2010, aside from his current executive position in Rangsit University, he has been invited to serve on the dissertation committee and board of examiners at postgraduate level at Chulalongkorn University, Faculty of Engineering. He has also been appointed to be the university's screening committee to evaluate the research progress for Chulalongkorn University. Additionally, he has been an adjunct lecturer at Stenden Rangsit University. He has also been invited as a guest lecturer at Sripatum University to teach Master and Ph.D. students in Faculty of Information Technology. Since 2011, he is a columnist for Manager 360° Magazine, a monthly magazine in Thailand. His column is named iTech 360°. Since 2012, he has become an Assistant Professor at Rangsit University when he was 28 years old, making him one of the youngest Assistant Professors in Thailand's Educational System (Source from Thailand's Office of the Higher Education Commission). Also in 2012, he has been an IT news analyst for Nation Channel TV Program, "Global IT" aired every week. Since 2013, he writes an IT column for Dailynews Newspaper, the 2nd best-selling newspaper in Thailand with a circulation of 900,000 and a readership of 2.7 million, every Wednesday. Also in 2013, he is a technology news analyst for RSU TV Program, "Trendy Tech" aired every weekday. Research His research interest includes the fundamentals of computer vision and its application. Recently, he is focusing on applying computer vision technology to virtual reality and augmented reality. He has published refereed international journal papers, and delivered his talks at various international conferences (IEEE, LNCS and ACM) in many places around the world. He has visited more than 30 countries on 6 of 7 continents on earth, except only Antarctica. His talk in ACM/IEEE Virtual Reality International Conference (VRIC) was translated simultaneously from English into French. His research papers have been cited in different languages, including English, French, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese and Thai. Awards Throughout his graduate study between 2005 and 2009, he was awarded a full and unconditional scholarship from Keio University (Fujiwara Foundation). His research was also awarded the Keio Leading-edge Laboratory of Science and Technology. In 2007-2009, he was a Research Assistant of Global COE (Center of Excellence) Program in Japan. In 2008, he received the 2nd Best Presenter Award from International Workshop on Electronic & Information Engineering at Xian Jiaotong University, China. He received the 2010 and 2012 University Outstanding Teaching Awards which recognize faculty for excellence in teaching from the President of Rangsit University. Press and Media Assistant Professor Dr. Kerdvibulvech often appears in various kinds of media. He has been interviewed to appear on Discovery Channel TV Program worldwide in the topic of augmented reality research. He is one of the first Thai scholars to be interviewed and broadcast on Discovery Channel TV Program which is seen in more than 431 million homes in 170 countries. The program has also been translated from English to Polish and Thai. Also, he has been selected to be one of the 10 most promising PhD scholars around the world to appear in the book entitled "Secrets of Promising PhD Scholars Revealed" by Enzed Publishing House Ltd, New Zealand. The book consists of the 10 most promising PhD scholars from 10 different nationalities who excellently graduated from the world's reputable universities such as Harvard University, Cambridge University, and Stanford University. In Thailand, he has been invited for interview on many TV Programs such as Thai PBS, Nation Channel, TNN2, RSU TV, Rawangpai Channel and PPTV Thailand, and Radio Programs such as Thailand 90.50 FM, 97.25 FM Live Radio, Thai PBS Radio, and Ruam Duay Chuay Kan Radio. He has also appeared on numerous newspaper and magazine articles, including Thairath Newspaper, Matichon Newspaper, Dailynews Newspaper, Manager Daily Newspaper, Khaosod Newspaper, Prachachat Business Newspaper, Komchadluek Newspaper, Ban Muang Newspaper and Sakulthai Magazine. He has also been invited as a guest plenary speaker at several events relating to topic of education in Thailand. He can speak Thai, English and Japanese. Committee Activities He has served as a committee for many academic conferences and journals. In 2008, he served as an Organization Committee Member for ICAT, the world's oldest international conference on virtual reality and telexistence. In 2009, he served as a Program Committee Member and a Reviewer for ACCV (Asian Conference on Computer Vision) Workshop on Vision and Control for Access Space. Since 2010, he has served as a Reviewer for ICOS (IEEE Conference on Open Systems). Since 2011, he has been an Academic Committee for TJIA (Thailand-Japan International Academic Conference) held at University of Tokyo. Also in 2011, he served as a Reviewer for IEEE-ISAS (International Symposium on Access Spaces). Since 2012, he served as a Technical Program Committee Member for IJCNN (IEEE-INNS International Joint Conference on Neural Networks). In 2013, he also served as an Academic Committee for NCIT (National Conference on Information Technology). In addition, he is on the Review Board of various peer-reviewed journals, including EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing (Springer), EURASIP Journal on Embedded Systems (Springer), and Engineering Journal (EJ) from Chulalongkorn University. He is now a Committee Member for ACM SIGGRAPH (Bangkok). He is a member of IEEE Computer Society.
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I imagine you've already investigated the Minituck from Crossbreed, but if not, it might be worth a look. It's advertised as being more comfortable for some women, but of course only accepts small handguns. And I don't see many small pistols on your blog, so this may not be an option for you.
I have a Minituck for a PM9 with CT laser, and Supertucks for a SIG P239 and SIGPro 2022. All of these are very comfortable even while driving, but I'm a guy. I'd love to get feedback from ladies using the Minituck. If it's generally good, I may see if my wife wants to try one.


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In each round of recruitments, the IDF aims to single out the most
talented future fighters for its elite commando units, cadets' course,
field units, and intelligence units. Now, the military is also seeking
out youth who excel on the internet. The goal: to form a commando unit
to protect Israel's virtual borders and beat back enemy infiltration
into the country's databases from afar.
According to Yedioth Ahronoth, the new unit is part of the intelligence
department in Unit 8200, which is in charge of intelligence collection.
As part of the IDF's preparation for future warfare, cyberspace warfare,
the new unit is slated to provide defensive and collection capabilities
and in computer, network, and communications wars, as well as carry out
other active operations.
Intelligence Chief Maj. Gen. Amos Yadlin places great importance on the
subject, and therefore decided to appoint as the unit's commander Col.
A., former commander of the special technology unit of the military
intelligence. He will answer directly to Brig. Gen. N., commander of
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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- A plane flying from Destin, Fla., home of Vanderbilt University head football coach James Franklin, arrived at University Park Airport outside State College around 10:40 p.m. Wednesday, but no prospective Penn State head coach got off the plane.
Penn State Athletic Director Dave Joyner walked off the plane, as did school President Rodney Erickson, but Franklin was not on the plane.
Joyner did not speak to any of the approximately two dozen media members when he walked to his car after getting off the plane.
James Franklin has been one of the lead candidates for the Penn State head coaching position since Bill O'Brien became head coach of the Houston Texans on Friday.
After playing in four bowl games in more than100 years, Franklin has led the Commodores football team to three consecutive post-season appearances since arriving at Vanderbilt in 2011.
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Police catch drug suspect two days after chase, crash in Deerfield Township
DEERFIELD TWP., Ohio -- A drug suspect who got away from police after a high-speed chase and crash Friday was arrested Monday.
Christopher Manley, 39, was caught hiding behind a dumpster at Bruegger's Bagels, 8220 Arbor Square Drive, according to police.
Lt. John Faine of the Warren County Sheriff's Office said he saw a man matching Manley's description as he was driving nearby about 9:30 a.m.
"I saw him crossing Mason-Montgomery Road. It was just a quick glance, but I thought it could be him because I had been out there Friday looking for him," Faine said.
Manley surrendered without incident.
Manley was wanted in Harrodsburg, Kentucky, and deputies tried to stop him on northbound I-71 in Warren County just after 7 p.m. Friday.
Manley got off the interstate onto Mason-Montgomery Road, then crashed over the center median and drove into a Walgreens parking lot.
Manley then drove into a cornfield, stopped about 150 feet deep, and ran off.
Manley was booked into the Warren County jail Monday on charges of failure to comply and obstructing official business, as well as drug trafficking in Kentucky.
Bond was set at $125,000.
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Umbrellas in Centerpieces
by admin on Sep.23, 2010, under Inspiration, Tips and Suggestions, Umbrellas
Last week, my good friend, Michelle Gillette of Dramatic Events, asked me to partner with her on a table design for the wedding showcase at Denver Botanic Gardens. She wanted to create a romantic, yet unique table setting that was a perfect complement for these beautiful gardens. Here's the final design with our 16-panel Pink Umbrella and Raspberry Shawl . Read on for the story behind it!
At the beginning of our design meeting, we decided to use an umbrella as our focal point and signature piece. Our plan came together so quickly that we were ready to gather the elements after a brief conversation.
Michelle ordered the gorgeous linens, china, crystal, silver, table, and chairs from Event Rents. I was so excited when she forwarded me photos of the linens and place settings. I knew they would really add a soft romance to our table.
Next, we selected flowers from the fresh floral market. Gorgeous stems of orchids were our main choice. We also chose various other flowers in our color scheme.
The day of the event, we arrived to find our table in the shade (thank goodness). It was a very hot day, which is compounded when the sun is a mile closer (such as in the Mile High City). We started setting up and all was going smoothly, until… we realized that our centerpiece wasn't coming together as expected. We'd planned to use floral foam to anchor the umbrella's handle in the base of the vase. Unfortunately, the foam we had was for dry arrangements, and was floating in the water instead of soaking it up and forming an anchor. Next, the foam started breaking apart and sticking to the inside of the vase. At this point, I started giggling and saying how I felt we were on a reality TV show. My solution was to use paper towels to stuff around the foam and hopefully keep it in place. That seemed to work. At the end of it all, we created a gorgeous centerpiece. To top off the tablescape, we draped one of our luscious raspberry shawls over the back of the chairs. Michelle created the custom-designed jewelry to adorn the shawls.
The look came together and got some great comments. We hope you enjoy these photos as much as we enjoyed creating this look.


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A garden of sweet roses blooms at the beach. The retro-patterned swimsuit ties at the neck and has ruffles around the hips. Lined. Nylon-elastane. Hand wash. Imported.
She'll splash all day long in a fun rash guard. Comfort, stretch and style make it a treat to wear. The sequined flower appliqué sparkles, and the UPF 30+ fabric protects from the sun's rays. Polyamide-spandex. Hand wash. Made in USA.
For sun protection, dress her in this cute rash guard with button and bead details (beads on sizes 2/3 and up). Its UPF 50+ fabric blocks over 97% of the sun's rays. Polyamide-elastane. Machine wash. Imported.
Is your girl always on the move, flitting about? She can be the prettiest of butterflies in soft lace. The halter-style skirtini has lace rosettes and an adjustable back strap. It's SPF 50 and fully lined. Nylon-spandex, polyester. Hand wash. Imported.
Our playful swimwear is perfect for splashing at the waterpark or playing on the beach. The bright and fun suit is covered in a lacy floral pattern, has sweet ruffles and is fully lined. Polyamide-elastane. Machine wash. Imported.
A garden of sweet roses blooms at the beach. The retro-patterned swimsuit has a cute top with adjustable straps, and ruffles around the bottoms. Lined. Nylon-elastane. Hand wash. Imported.
For swan lakes, pools and beaches of any kind. This whimsical two-piece is pale pink with a scattering of round matte sequins on the top. A satin bow sits at the nape of her neck. Frilly tulle "feathers" make the bottoms fluffy and fun. A satin bow sits at the center. Lined. Nylon-elastane. Hand wash. Imported.
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You know the drill; it's lunchtime and you want something reasonably filling that doesn't cost a fortune. Fresh, imaginative and tasty would be a major bonus.
On a recent trip to New York City, I stopped in Bryant Park at the 'wichcraft sandwiches kiosk, and was impressed with my yummy, well-priced (for Manhattan) lunch. The menu was full of appealing options and the staff was super-friendly.
The pretty day in a peaceful park setting didn't hurt, either. You can take an audio tour of Bryant Park with actor Matthew Broderick; don't miss the outdoor Reading Room.
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Recipe: Limecello
We need something to snap us out of this icy winter, don't we? So far this January I've learned about, and experienced, ice storms, a polar vortex and frost quakes. I think that's enough of ice and snow. Around this time of year I also start to miss all the fresh food from the garden and all the produce options from local farmers. I need something fresh and light to brighten up this grey January.
Last year, I shared a recipe for Limoncello, an intense Italian liqueur, that to me embodied everything fresh, bright and exciting about spring. Well, it's time to get that feeling back, but with a twist. I've tried out the same recipe, but with limes. The result, another vivid and crisp flavour that you can serve up as an after-dinner drink or use in desserts (the friends I've shared this with agree that well-chilled, it is wonderful over ice cream).
Make sure to pick out the best, shiny limes for this recipe. While you only use the zest of the limes, don't waste the juice! Use it to make lime-ade (like lemonade), vinaigrette for salads or granita (Italian ice dessert).
12-14 good quality limes
1 litre of 90 proof alcohol
900 grams sugar
2 litres of water
Recipe: Sicilian Anchovy Pasta and a Catelli Pasta Giveaway!
I'm ending out 2013 with a two-in-one post: a traditional recipe that tries out something new AND a giveaway! Get ready to enter to win a great prize from Catelli Pasta!
We start by mixing the old with the new, just in time for New Years. With more and more frequency, we're encountering dinner guests to our house who must avoid gluten (a protein composite found in foods processed from wheat and some other grains). That means our quick go-to pasta recipes are out and our homemade pasta is definitely not an option. In order to enjoy our pasta dinners, we've had guests actually bring their own gluten-free pasta to dinner, which is unacceptable to us as hosts. So we've been searching out pasta options for our guests and Catelli recently shared their Catelli Gluten Free Pasta with me to try. It is made with rice, corn and quinoa and is produced in a dedicated gluten free facility, so I can guarantee my guests a meal they don't have to worry about.
A good pasta has to hold up to a traditional recipe, so I tried it with Sicilian Anchovy Pasta. The pasta definitely has the right taste, it's very close to traditional white/wheat pasta, so you and your guests shouldn't notice a taste difference. The cooking time is much quicker than "regular" pasta so be sure to use the timing on the box and keep it "al dente" (still firm, but not hard). As with most gluten-free pastas, when overcooked, the pasta may begin to break apart. Time it well, like with this recipe below, and you'll have no problems.
If you like this recipe, or have one of your own you want to try out, you are in luck!
The good folks at Catelli are offering two lucky readers of this blog a Catelli prize pack: 12 boxes of pasta for you to enjoy at home!
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Sicilian Anchovy Pasta
340g pasta (I used Catelli Gluten-Free Spaghetti and served four)
2 cloves of garlic
10 anchovy fillets
dried hot pepper flakes
olive oil
Parmigiano Reggiano, grated
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Recipe: Chocolate Salame
For Christmas, I'm offering an extra recipe this week – it's a little something fun to surprise your friends and family with when you bring out the desserts during the holidays!
I've been wanting to make a chocolate salame for the past year and when I found myself with a few extra egg yolks after completing another recipe, well, there was no time like the present and I'm thrilled with how it turned out after a little testing.
While not traditional to my family, I remember eating sweet treats like this when I tagged along with my grandparents and parents visiting friends, family and neighbours throughout the holidays. The hint of alocohol underlying a deep chocolate taste makes this classically Italian to me.
I've seen modernized versions of this recipe where the cocoa is replaced with melted chocolate and all sorts of nuts and fruits are mixed into the dough. Tying on the decorative string to make it look like a salame is a great addition to the surprise. Feel free to adapt, that's half the fun. A warning about using raw egg yolks: when eggs aren't cooked there is always the risk of salmonella. To avoid this, be sure to use clean, pasteurized, properly refrigerated grade A eggs.
Chocolate Salame
2 egg yolks
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup plus 1 tablespoon unsalted butter, soft or melted and cooled
4 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
2 ounces Amaretto di Saronno (or rum, Grand Marnier, Kahlua, etc.)
1 cup crushed dry biscotti (you can use store-bought cookies or I used leftover Zia's Biscotti)
1/2 cup shelled, unsalted pistachios
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We were excited for the opportunity in 2010 to create this video showcasing PoultryFest Niagara.
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One of the main objectives of PoultryFest is to develop community spirit through volunteerism! As such, we're on the lookout for eager and energetic people to help out with PoultryFest Niagara 2014.
PoultryFest Niagara depends on support from the surrounding West Lincoln community to provide many of the volunteers required to bring Free Family Fun to the Town of Smithville. This year is no different; we will need more than 300 individuals to successfully manage our festival, and the 30 individual events that fill our program on June 28th.
Volunteer opportunities are available for committee activities throughout the year, preparations in the weeks before PoultryFest and on the day of the festival.
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20 God can do anything, you know - far more than you could ever imagine or guess or request in your wildest dreams! He does it not by pushing us around but by working within us, his Spirit deeply and gently within us. | 20 Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, |
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How to Choose the Right Abrasive For Any Job
Abrasives can be used to strip paint, smooth a weld, remove rust, abrade wood, and polish away imperfections from a finish.


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EUGENE, Ore. — If you can't beat the heat during the next few days of hot weather, the City of Eugene says you can cool off at the library.
The downtown library is just one of many places to escape the heat during Eugene's mini heat wave.
It's hours are as follows: Sunday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
"So especially as it gets hotter out later this week they're welcome to come in to any of our locations at Bethel or Sheldon or of course downtown. They're welcome to escape the heat and come enjoy some of our fun activities that we have planned," says Youth and Branch Services Manager Angie Bray.
Other businesses including the Amazon Center, the Campbell Center, the Hilyard Center and Peterson Barn have lobbies where people can cool off during business hours.