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This is the 7.5 HP Briggs engine on a Craftsman snowblower. The choke switch is a 5 position switch (left choke to right fo run). It starts easy and runs smoothest with the in the center position. However, if I leave it in this center position, the engine almosts stalls when I engage the auger, but recovers. When I move it all the way right to the "run" position, is oscillates. In the run position, it does not stall or want to stall under load, and does run. However, it oscillates up and down.
Gas is always fresh and always has Sta-bil in it. I have attached a video link of the oscillation: http://s224.photobucket.com/albums/dd78/yankees_1996/?action=view¤t=Video91.mp4 Any ideas? |
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Usually the change in engine rpms, also called hunting, is caused by an accumulation of varnish in the carburetor. If the engine is more than three years old, that is more likely to be the case, since varnish accumulates over time. Since you are able to get the engine started, and keep it running, you might want to try adding some carburetor cleaner, gum-out, or something similar, to the gas. My experience has been that this works, but it can take two hours of operation before the engine settles down and runs smoothly. I do not think it is a good idea to use carb cleaner all the time, because it can chemically attack plastic parts, o-rings, and rubber hoses. |
Depending on how cold the weather is and how long the engine was running it just maybe cold hence the 5 positions of the choke. IMO you will have to find the right air/fuel ratio for the temp. your operating in untill the engine gets up to operating speed and then depending on the zero factor you may still have to choke if off alittle? I once seen it so cold in Neb. my old ford truck wouldn't come of themostatic controlled choke setting. |
It was warm. Had been running for at least 5 minutes. Was like 30 or so degrees. |
I would follow Ericwi thought process . Try Some Lucas top end that is both a lubricant and cleaner 2 ounces usually will eliminate the fouling problem . Ensure fresh fuel prior to adding the carb cleaner . I hope the oscillates discription is your way of describing a rough running engine lol. |
We still don't know how old or new it is or how long it's been setting? I know my new tiller with briggs inlek 6.5 engine would hunt after being in storage until it got all the air out of the fuel system and warmed up, also seem like the gov. design was awlful touchy and would hunt with little load on the engine. If this thing has set for while then the carb maybe gummed up as suggested (buy you can of spary carb. cleaner and read the instuctions and go to work degumming it). IMO it don't take much for new briggs engine to start hunting espeically if you don't use them. Then again it could be fouled plug, dirty air filter, or carb. out of adjustment too lean for cold operations. who knows with little history. |
Oscillation! LOL Tells you what I know about gas engines. I can do basic repair, maintenance removing and reinstalling. But I do not know how they function. That is why I asked about the carb. Removing it looks fairly easy on this unit. I definitely do like the correction made with "hunting". I had no idea what it was. I don't think the engine is running rough. I also considered rough more like erratic and misfire. This is just hunting. It starts super easy and really runs pretty good. |
Hunting is normally an indication of a lean running engine . You can try the cleaning as advised to allow more fuel flow or attempt to enrichen the air fuel mixture via the low speed jet . Turn the jet out an 1/8 to 1/4 turn and see if it helps with the idle and hunting issues . Also if someone has improperly set the governor you would experience some erratic engine behaviour. |
"I do not think it is a good idea to use carb cleaner all the time, because it can chemically attack plastic parts, o-rings, and rubber hoses". I had 34 year old 3 1/2 hp tiller that I bet I cleaned the carb. 30 times, plus the tank, and head. Never once did I ever replace a gasket, not even the head gasket. What do you think in the liquid your pouring in? I guessing airsol or liquid all the same chemicals. IMO airsol is better because it evaporates very quickly. I buy gum-out like beerbellies by beer, if it hurt any seals none of my equipment would run. I wish I could just plug a can in like propane and just run if off that, disconnect when your done? think about it never have to clean or worry about stale fuel setting in the fuel system. I don't know why small equipment not being ran off those little green jug of propane anyway. Could have 40 lb bottle to recharge all the little green ones??????? |
The snowblower is about from 2004 or so. It was the first year Briggs got back into snow engines. Plug is new. I used the crap out of it the last 3 years. |
I can't be certain that carburetor varnish is the cause of your symptoms, but I had the exact same problem with a lawnmower, about 6 years old. Carb cleaner did the trick, although I think it took about three successive lawn mowings to get the problem completely solved. Our snowblower has a fuel line valve, and I am closing the valve, and letting the carb run dry, 'till the engine quits, every time I am done. I agree with RCMoser, a propane fuel source would make small engines more reliable. |
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Recess | |
The main characters of the series. From left to right, Vince, Spinelli, Mikey, TJ, Gretchen, and Gus. | |
Format | Animated series Dramedy |
Created by | Paul Germain Joe Ansolabehere |
Starring | Ross Malinger (1997–1998) Andrew Lawrence (1998–2001) Rickey D'Shon Collins Ashley Johnson Pamela Adlon Jason Davis Courtland Mead April Winchell Dabney Coleman Allyce Beasley Ryan O'Donohue Toran Caudell Erik von Detten Blake McIver Ewing Anndi McAfee Helen Slayton-Hughes (1999–2001) |
Composer(s) | Denis M. Hannigan |
Country of origin | United States |
No. of seasons | 6 |
No. of episodes | 65 (127 segments) (List of episodes) |
Production | |
Running time | 22 minutes |
Production company(s) | Walt Disney Television Animation Paul & Joe Productions (Season 5-6) |
Distributor | Buena Vista Television |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | ABC (ABC Kids) UPN (Disney's One Too) |
Original run | August 31, 1997 | – November 5, 2001
External links | |
Official website |
Recess | |
The main characters of the series. From left to right, Vince, Spinelli, Mikey, TJ, Gretchen, and Gus. | |
Format | Animated series Dramedy |
Created by | Paul Germain Joe Ansolabehere |
Starring | Ross Malinger (1997–1998) Andrew Lawrence (1998–2001) Rickey D'Shon Collins Ashley Johnson Pamela Adlon Jason Davis Courtland Mead April Winchell Dabney Coleman Allyce Beasley Ryan O'Donohue Toran Caudell Erik von Detten Blake McIver Ewing Anndi McAfee Helen Slayton-Hughes (1999–2001) |
Composer(s) | Denis M. Hannigan |
Country of origin | United States |
No. of seasons | 6 |
No. of episodes | 65 (127 segments) (List of episodes) |
Production | |
Running time | 22 minutes |
Production company(s) | Walt Disney Television Animation Paul & Joe Productions (Season 5-6) |
Distributor | Buena Vista Television |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | ABC (ABC Kids) UPN (Disney's One Too) |
Original run | August 31, 1997 | – November 5, 2001
External links | |
Official website |
Recess is an American animated television series created by Paul Germain and Joe Ansolabehere (credited as "Paul and Joe") and produced by Walt Disney Television Animation.[1] The series focuses on six elementary school students and their interaction with other classmates and teachers. The title refers to the period of time during the school day in which children are not in lessons and are outside in the schoolyard, in North American society. One of the main features of the series is how the children form their own society, complete with government and a class structure, set against the backdrop of a regular school.
Recess first aired on ABC from 1997 through to 2001, and reruns aired on Disney Channel in the United States. The success of the series saw it being distributed to numerous countries around the world, notably the United Kingdom, where it aired on multiple channels including Toon Disney and Disney Channel UK. In 2001, Walt Disney Pictures released the first of two films based on the series, Recess: School's Out, which was distributed theatrically. It was followed by a direct-to-video second film entitled Recess Christmas: Miracle on Third Street that same year. In 2003, a third film entitled Recess: Taking the Fifth Grade was released, along with Recess: All Growed Down. Both were also direct-to-video. The characters also made an appearance in an episode of Disney's Lilo & Stitch: The Series.
Recess portrays the lives of six fourth graders — mischievous prankster and leader of the little "gang" T.J. Detweiler, hot-headed tomboy Ashley Spinelli, popular jock Vince LaSalle, awkward genius Gretchen Grundler, gentle giant Mikey Blumberg and upbeat yet unlucky military brat Gus Griswald — as they go about their daily lives in a highly clichéd school environment at Third Street Elementary School, where students have set up a microcosm of traditional human society complete with its own government, class system, and set of unwritten laws. They are ruled by a monarch, a sixth grader named King Bob, who has various enforcers to make sure his decrees are carried out. The little society has a long list of rigid values and social norms that imposes a high expectation of conformity upon all the students.
Recess is illustrated to be a symbol of freedom — a time when children can express themselves and develop meaningful relationships. Most episodes involve one or more of the main six characters seeking a rational balance between individuality and social order. They are often defending their freedom against perceived threats by adults and school administration or social norms. The group's leader, T.J. Detweiler, tends to have the most complete vision of this struggle, though even he has times when he inadvertently leads the group too far toward an extreme of conformity or non-conformity, and needs to be drawn back to even ground by his loyal friends.
The show's introductory music, art design and style often evoked the feel of prison escape movies such as The Great Escape, and the playground hierarchy and school administration were often depicted in ways that paid homage to common themes in such films. Additionally, many episodes parody classic films such as Good Will Hunting, 2001: A Space Odyssey and A Few Good Men.
Recess first premiered on ABC on August 31, 1997, as a "sneak preview", and later transmissioned to ABC's Disney's One Saturday Morning programming block on September 13, 1997. Recess's success spawned two direct-to video-titles and one theatrical film, Recess: School's Out, which was released on February 16, 2001.[2]
The series was ended in 2001, and Disney stopped airing new episodes after November 5, 2001, but still continued to show episodes on ABC's One Saturday Morning until 2002 and UPN's Disney's One Too programming blocks until 2003 when both blocks were phased out. Re-runs also aired on ABC Kids until September 2004 (when the block turned into an all Disney Channel line-up), as well as Disney Channel from 2003 to 2006, and then 2009 to 2010, Toon Disney from 2003 to 2009 (when the channel ceased operations), and Disney XD from 2009 to 2012. This show is one of the few Disney television shows to be aired on all three major Disney networks. The show was aired every day on Disney Cinemagic in the UK until the network's closure in 2013. On October 26, 2011, Recess reruns ran again on Disney XD, however reruns only lasted that one week.
Actor(s) | Role |
Ross Malinger Andrew Lawrence Myles Jeffrey | T.J. Detweiler |
Pamela Segall Adlon | Ashley Spinelli |
Rickey D'Shon Collins | Vince LaSalle |
Ashley Johnson | Gretchen Grundler |
Courtland Mead | Gus Griswald |
Jason Davis Robert Goulet | Mikey Blumberg |
April Winchell | Miss Muriel Finster |
Ryan O'Donohue | Randall Weems, Digger Dave |
Dabney Coleman | Peter Prickly |
Erik von Detten | Erwin Lawson |
Allyce Beasley | Miss Grotke |
Blake Ewing | Menlo, Douglas |
Toran Caudell | King Bob |
Anndi McAfee | Ashley Armbruster |
Francesca Smith | Ashley Boulet, Swinger Girl, Upside-down Girl |
Rachel Crane | Ashley Quinlan |
Camille Winbush | Ashley Tomasian |
Corey Quebedeaux | Big Kwibbie |
Klee Bragger | Digger Sam |
Kath Soucie | Butch |
Actor(s) | Role |
Michael Shulman | Hustler Kid (Francis) |
Aria Curzon | Cornchip Girl (Theresa Levern Lamaize) |
Klee Bragger | Sam, Phil (Seasons one to five), Guru Kid (Seasons one to four) |
Ryan O'Donohue | Dave |
Elizabeth Daily | Sticky, Emma, Rigalli, and Hector (Season three onwards) |
Eddie Deezen | Knarf (Frank) |
Pamela Hayden | Evets (Steve) |
Sam McMurray | General Griswald and Bob Spinelli |
Jason Davis | Tubby |
Tress MacNeille | Miss Lemon, Lunchlady Irma, and Bus Driver Bertha |
John Astin | Superintendent Skinner |
Patrick Renna | Jerome |
Ronnie Schell | Mayor Philip Fitzhugh |
Justin Shenkarow | Jordan |
Katey Sagal | Flo Spinelli |
Mayim Bialik | Kurst the Worst |
Andrea Martin | Lunchlady Harriet |
Ed Asner | Thadeus T. Third V |
Paul Willson | Coach, Mr. Kelso, T.J.'s dad |
Warren Sroka | Mundy |
Martin Mull | Principal (Peter) Prickly |
Eric Idle | Galileo |
Benjamin Diskin | Various |
Christine Cavanaugh | Library Kid, Greta Grobler, Sue Bob Murphy (Season two only), Female Digger |
Frank Welker | Various animals |
Kath Soucie | Butch, Hector (Season two), Cindy, Sue Bob Murphy (Season four onwards) |
Alex McKenna | C.J. Rotweiler |
Danny Cooksey | Skeens (Season five onwards) |
Tara Strong | Becky Benson |
Kevin Michael Richardson | Vince's Dad (Episode: Me No Know) |
Sheryl Lee Ralph | Vince's Mom |
Kenny Blank | Chad LaSalle, Cheay |
Season | Ep # | First Airdate | Last Airdate |
Season 1 | 26 | September 13, 1997 | January 17, 1998 |
Season 2 | 25 | September 12, 1998 | February 27, 1999 |
Season 3 | 16 | September 11, 1999 | January 22, 2000 |
Season 4 | 46 | September 12, 2000 | July 17, 2001 |
Season 5 | 9 | September 9, 2001 | January 6, 2002 |
Season 6 | 5 | October 31, 2002 | November 5, 2003 |
The show was generally well received critically and is widely regarded as a cult classic. The show also did well commercially and was one of the longest running shows on the Saturday morning lineup for Disney programming.
Recess: School's Out is an animated film directed by Chuck Sheetz and is based on the television series where the characters must intercept a gang of anti-recess terrorists plotting to bring about a new ice age to eliminate the institution of recess. The film was produced by Walt Disney Pictures and was released theatrically nationwide on February 16, 2001.
Recess: Taking the Fifth Grade is a Disney direct-to-video animated film released on December 9, 2003.
Lilo & Stitch featured an episode titled Lax, which included the TV series Recess, when T.J. and the gang go on a school vacation to Hawaii.
Disaster strikes when an imprisoned alien called Dr. Hamstervil and his henchman, a giant alien named Gantu try to use an escaped alien experiment to make everyone relaxed while he takes over the world. Luckily, Gretchen (from Recess) saves the day, since she believes work is relaxing.
(Released August 7, 2001)[3]
It is an animated film based on the television series. This film was produced by Walt Disney Pictures, and released to movie theatres in 2001.
(Released November 6, 2001)[4]
It is a Disney direct-to-video animated film. It compiles four unrelated episodes, including the program's Christmas special "Yes Mikey, Santa Does Shave."
(Released December 9, 2003)[5]
It is a Disney direct-to-video animated film.
(Released December 9, 2003)[6]
It is a Disney direct-to-video animated film. It compiles four unrelated episodes.
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you are brain washed by kamalist fascists..read about town of DERSIN and u learn the history, if the leader of CHP is from DERSIN doesnot mean that Turks respect Kurdish people of dersim. CHP leader has no popularity among neither kurds of dersim nor other Kurds, he is a mercinary of Turk brought to the show like a clown to fool people like u..but Kurds are aware and which is why never vote for CHP..all out votes goes to the Kurdish party BDP. Long live Kurdistan and death to fascists.
to the economist, Do you still believe in Turkey ''press is largely unfettered'' ?
you have lost your credibility, i did stop buying your magazine 4 years ago, and the current situation in turkey and your previous article about Press ( http://www.economist.com/node/18185813 )is my biggest evidence that your article is always pro-AKP (Tayyiban regime), and i guess you will say nothing about the last arrests of two journalists in Turkey in order not to be seen as fool after your previous article named ''A Muslim democracy in action'' (http://www.economist.com/node/18185813 )...
Turkish leaders from far right to far left are facists during the 1937-1938 Dersim Rebellion. In explaining the reason for the Kurdish rebellion to the British foreign secretary Anthony Eden said the following:
The government has tried to assimilate the Kurdish people for years, oppressing them, banning publications in Kurdish, persecuting those who speak Kurdish, forcibly deporting people from fertile parts of Kurdistan for uncultivated areas of Anatolia where many have perished. The prisons are full of non-combatants, intellectuals are shot, hanged or exiled to remote places. Three million Kurds, demand to live in freedom and peace in their own country.
sinse then nothing seems to have changed turks remain barbarian
Islam is what it is and it is not up to anyone to "reform" it to make foreigners happy.
Turkey is a model for the Islamic world because of the Ataturk reforms, including secularism.
Take away Ataturk and you have Northern Egypt.
Quite a lot of Anatolians obviously want precisely that but Egypt is no model.
Yes, you need arithmetic knowledge and intelligence to understand my arguements.
make up your mind boy - both arguments are not mutually sustainable
By the way Turkish GDP is grossly exaggerated as a reflection of totally unsustainable rate of exchange.
If you calculate GDP in TL you would find that Turkish miracle growth is non-existent. %10 inflation, 6% growth.
If you agree that Turkish electoral system is unfair, why do you blame yourself for the fact that more Turks vote for AKP?
One of Turkey's biggest problems is that well educated young men like you actually believe conspiracy theories - You may not be old enough to remember what really happened from 1999 to 2002 - and what really happened was not some plot by the CIA (Remember this is the organisation which is so incompetent it did not see the collapse of the Soviet Union coming, it did not see the attack by Bin Laden and it truly believed Saddam Hussein had WMDs - so how ity could succesfully organise an economic crisis is a bit beyond me - but then I am naive (But naive is better than stupid).
Turkey had pretty close to South American style hyper-inflation in 199 and the IMF and World Bank helped Turkey to establish an exchange rate based control - however Turkish fiscal indiscipline (ie Government spending money it did not have to line the pockets of corrupt politicians) meant that plan was doomed and when currency speculators, including on the Istanbul exchange (many Turks got very rich in 2001/2002, atacked the currency the whole economy collapsed. IMF and WB intervention saved Turkey and allowed it to grow. The reforms put in place and the fiscal discipline imposed meant taht Turkey survived the global financial crisis much better than many other countries - I think Turkey's debt is now running at about 50% 0f GDP or 350bn USD, not the 500 bn you talk of - given taht it was at about 180% of GDP in 2002 I think Turkey is doing pretty well. So in short if there was a CIA komplo then the CIA did Turkey a big favour.
I am not sure where you get teh notion I think the Turkish electoral system is fair - it patently is not.
Please find my thoughts/answers in between your questions below.
1. Is Turkey a Muslim country?
---For true monotheist believer, no one knows. But, for sure it is a Mohammedan country and regressing to be regressive Mohammedan country
2. Does the AK party portray itself as pro-Islamic?
---It does not and cannot openly for the time being. There are many elements in it who have more interests in making profits rather than dealing with ideologies or administration. However, those elements are being led to the desired direction by the prominent party leaders whose real aim to give regressive Mohammedanism predominance. As long as the money flows into the pockets of these "elements" they will follow their leader.
3. Has the Turkish government been forming closer and closer ties with Islamic dictatorship and terrorist organisations over the past few years?
4. Is there an increase of pressure on secular anti-AK journalists, including arrests and physical attacks?
---Yes, this has been done very smartly though.When you look at it everything seems to be legal. They branded a classical Mafia organization(s) as political organization(s) and labeled as such so that they can be used as containers to dump people in it when it suits to the need of their policy. They do not seem to be really concerned what they were/are but htey are interested in how these created containers can be used. If you notice there is no end to these processes perhaps there will never be considering some of the size of the prosecutor's 6.000 pages accusation file. And the sizes of these "containers" made to be not know. I admit It is very smart way of doing things. It is Just like a cancer cell disable all the defense mechanism of the body while it spread around (metastasizes) the body to kill it.
5. Is the AK party pushing to the removal of laws that were meant to separate religion from state and to protect those who choose to be secular?
---Not yet, however stealth changes (i.e Adultery law, sterilization of rapists, etc) to the laws and reading into the sentences in existing laws and interpretation of them as desired (i.e. penalizing beer drinking, increasing alcohol consumption age to 24 under child/youth protection laws). Again it is a very smart way of doing things: creating illiberal, regressive, backward, totalitarian, regressive uniform environment using the concepts of liberalism, democracy and human rights.
You are naive to think that Turkish electoral system is fair. You are also naive to think that CIA has nothing to do with it when Turkish economy had a CIA (IMF) engineered crisis in 2001 when Turkish foreign debt was only 70 billion dollars, now it stands at 500 billion dollars.
That is 500 billion dollars of bribes for poverty stricken population to support AKP. You probably also believe in the so called economic miracle financed by this huge debt. Turkey is economically and politically bankrupt.
You really think Erdogan is a decent man? The only reason he courts the Kurdish vote is because he does not want to face a Kurdish opposition in Parliament and be sure that once he has his 2/3 majority in parliament he will forget every promise he made to every person in Turkey. He is a corrupt, authoritarian dictatorial demagogue.
I also agree that Islam and Democracy can be compatible but an Islamic reformation is far away - we would have needed a Turkish caliphate for that. Still the work being done by Diyanet on the Hadith is a step forwrad. But as long as God's law says a woman most cover her ornaments to below breast level you will not get much advance for women in Islam.
CIA (what country is that?), US and EU have nothing to do with the fact that more Turks vote for Erdogan and AKP than for any other party- we have only ourselves to blame for that
If Turkey wants to join the EU it must also do its homework - it must create the situation taht the EU cannot refuse it membership in the same way taht it cannot refuse Iceland membership - but Turkey has neither the will nor the patience to make the changes it needs to to be a true liberal democracy
You have fallen for the propaganda: Neither the EU nor the "west" need Turkey as a corridor for oil and gas. Turkey would like to make itself indispensable in this respect but it keeps failing to understand the basic economics of pipelines.
I don't think it is that islam and democracy are incompatible. It think islam in its current verion may be slightly out of date. Islam in contrast to chritianity has never been revised. if christianity had stayed the smae we would have been critising it too tdoay.
All islam needs is to change a few things and bring it into the 21st century. And i also believe that Mr Erdogan is the man that could do that. He is a decent man with a vision. History will remember him as someone who brought humanity and decency to turkey. Election are coming up and this may have alterred his rhetoric a bit but i generally believe he is the best turkey has had so far.
But there are still more to do. I hope that after the elections he will introduce proper reforms. I especially hope that the kurdish region will be given full autonomy and other ethnic and religious groups will have similar rights and well as secular turks.
But mr Erdogan could go further. he could instruct some of his liberal clerics about how to modernise islam. Get the debate started about what needs revising. For example, segregation of the sexes sends out wrong signals about the women's position in islamic societies. Some things which perhpas were necessary 1500 years ago in Mecca may not be so anymore.
If current turkish administration modernised islam then turkey would truly be a model state in the islamic world. And the reforms that started in turkey would be replicated across the islamic world. mr Erdogan and mr gul would then not only be remembered as politicians who changed turkey but they would also be remembered as politicians who changed the world.
The behaviour of Erdogan and his key ministers especially towards Cyprus but also their positions towards Europe and European values are not better and in several isssues are much more radical than the ones of previous turkish administrations. Everyone closing the eyes now, should not forget the enormous dilemma western leaders are now experiencing, because of their long lasting past policies towards authoritarean arabic countries.
"..Turkey's experience suggests that Islam and democracy remain a sustainable, if sometimes (as with Mr Erbakan) awkward, mix."
I do believe that Islam and democracy are compatible, in the long run. But the Erbakan/Ergodan show is not a good example, whatever the Economist wishes to believe.
There are people who are oppressed but do not know that they are. There are people who are oppressed and are prepared to die to break oppression. That is why present islamofascist regime in Turkey is the most oppressive in the world.
Thick heads may find this difficult to comprehend. Time will teach them a lesson.
"AKP rule in Turkey is the most oppressive regime in the World"
Wow, what an enlightened individual you are.
The most oppressive you say huh?
Have you met M.Yakut?
You two are both kindred spirits who would kick it off with each other!
bimbom; Why don't you tell us how you really feel!
Imagine being given a $1m to change your life.
You go blow it away and none sense and before long you are back with nothing in your hands.
That $1m was Erbakan and Turkey wasted his potential.
Necmettin Erbakan was a very good human being but a terrible politician.
He was pious and devout and a family man. However, the politics he espoused was hyperbolically critical of the US and Western policies, even when not appropiate. He called for some very outlandish ideas such as the abolition of the Turkish secular state, close ties with Muslim countries which did not really share Turkey's values and an effectual sabotage of Turkey's close relations with the West. While such unhinged rhetoric may have gained some votes amongst pious Turks, the fact remains they were absolutely not in Turkey's national interests.
His disappearance off the Turkish political scene was a godsend, as was the emergence of a more moderate and balanced Islamist party to take Turkey into the 21'st century.
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An incomplete amendment to Annex I of Regulation (EU) No 649/2012 in the EU Official Journal should be integrated by corrigendum in the coming weeks. (22 October 2014)
Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) No 1078/2014 amends Annex I of Regulation (EU) No 649/2012 concerning the export and import of hazardous chemicals and applies from 1 December 2014. If you export (either as substances or in mixtures/preparations) any of the chemicals listed, then you can refer to the Amendment to confirm their identities.
The Amendment adds the Industrial chemicals, Azinphos-methyl, Perfluorooctane sulfonic acid, Perfluorooctane sulfonates, Perfluorooctane sulfonamides and Perfluorooctane sulfonyls, to Part 3 of Annex I of the EU PIC Regulation and removes them from Part 2. This means that chemicals are still subject to the export notification requirement and the explicit consent requirement except where a positive import response is published in the PIC circular of the Rotterdam Convention or the importing country has waived the right to be notified.
Other amendments covering pesticides etc. can be viewed in the regulation. The European Chemical Agency (ECHA) has updated their ePIC database (concerning the export and import of hazardous chemicals) to incorporate these amendments.
Regulation (EC) No. 649/2012 implements the Rotterdam Convention on the Prior Informed Consent Procedure (PIC procedure) for certain hazardous chemicals and pesticides in international trade. Pursuant to Article 23(1) of Regulation (EC) No. 649/2012 concerning the export and import of hazardous chemicals, at least once a year the Commission is required to review, on the basis of developments in Union law and under the Convention, the list of chemicals in Annex I to that Regulation.
Since the last review of Annex I, a number of regulatory actions in respect of certain chemicals have been taken under Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009 concerning the placing of plant protection products on the market and Regulation (EU) No 528/2012 concerning the making available on the market and use of biocidal products.
At the sixth Conference of the Parties to the Rotterdam Convention, decisions were taken to include further chemicals in Annex III to the Convention. Those regulatory actions and decisions should be reflected in Annex I.
The relevant industrial chemicals for which the HSA is the Designated National Authority included in the Delegated Act subject to the PIC procedure under that Convention and are now added to the list of chemicals contained in Part 3 of that Annex.
The Rotterdam Convention now also includes commercial pentabromodiphenyl ether, including tetra- and pentabromodiphenyl ether, as well as commercial octabromodiphenyl ether, including hexa- and heptabromodiphenyl ether, in Annex III to the Convention, with the effect that those chemicals are subject to the PIC procedure under that Convention.
Tetrabromodiphenyl ether, pentabromodiphenyl ether, hexabromodiphenyl ether and heptabromodiphenyl ether are already listed in Annex V to Regulation (EC) No. 649/2012
Regulation (EC) No. 649/2012 replaced Regulation (EC) No. 689/2008 and incorporated some changes to the previous regulation in light of experience with implementation to date.
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WASHINGTON, D.C.— The Library Copyright Alliance applauds the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) for finalizing the Treaty for the Blind, a treaty that will allow nations to share or make accessible copies for the print disabled in other countries, who more often than not, have little access to reading materials. WIPO issued draft text (PDF) of the treaty yesterday in Morocco.
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Today, the American Library Association joined 38 other companies and civil liberties organizations to urge the Senate (PDF) to protect Americans' privacy when drafting new cybersecurity legislation. The coalition letter submitted to Congress asks that new cybersecurity information sharing legislation maintains the privacy protections from the Cybersecurity Act of 2012 (S. 3414).
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — As governments continue to increase their use of digital technologies to provide services, libraries serve as essential community anchors that link people to government services and information and promote civic engagement. Join government experts at the 2013 Annual American Library Association Conference to learn how a newly launched website (www.libegov.org) can help librarians serve the e-government needs of their communities.
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The American Library Association's (ALA) Digital Literacy Task Force recently released its recommendations to advance and sustain library engagement in digital literacy initiatives nationwide.
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The American Library Association supports the Treaty for the Blind, a treaty that would allow the lending of accessible content to print-disabled people around the world. The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) diplomatic conference that will finalize the treaty begins in Morocco on June 17, 2013.
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Is your library prepared to deal with the rush of patrons who will need help completing Affordable Care Act health form applications this year? In October, library patrons are expected to come to libraries in great numbers to learn about new insurance requirements and options available. Libraries will need to know about the resources that will help library patrons.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Four libraries recognized for their use of cutting-edge technologies in library services will share information on the development and impact of these services at the 2013 American Library Association Annual Conference, from 8:30 - 10 a.m. June 30 in McCormick Place Convention Center Room N427bc.
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Now that Android Wear is a thing and watches are coming out that turn Google's take on the concept into a reality, it's time for the more budget-minded among us to turn their eyes over to some of the previous smartwatches that tackled the form factor before it was cool. One such option is the Sony SmartWatch 2, a device that was never mind-blowing but perfectly capable of displaying calls and notifications like the alternatives that have launched since.
Remember the Philips Fidelio AS851 we reviewed last year? Well, it's smaller counterpart, the AS351 is once again on sale, this time for the crazy-low price of $24.99 from CowBoom. For reference, the AS351's list price is $129.99, and Amazon's price is $81.57, a little over $56 more expensive than CowBoom's offer.
While, unlike the AS851, this dock doesn't offer a remote control, this little speaker is Bluetooth capable and only a little less powerful than its more expensive counterpart, and at $24.99 is a complete steal.


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This mini inflatable boat weighs only 40 kg but it can support weight up to 240 kg. It can fit for 2 people and ready for you anytime any place because it fits in a bag. This ultra-lighweight folding catamaran is made from fiberglass parts and lightweight aluminum rods.
Just unzipping your bag. It takes about half and hour to set up and it ready to hit the the waves. You can sail it in lakes, sea, or rivers. The price is $4,500.


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Not Buying The Reid Talk
By chris klinkner ,
Is it the right call? Who knows, but in the end the final call is Reid's call. But some of the comments made by Reid today regarding Smith are just plain insane. Again, Reid must think we are all idiots!
Smith is a Pro Bowl caliber player...not really big guy. Smith has had one good year since he came into the league. Smith is the worst TE in the division, is in the bottom third of TEs in the major statistical categories, always seems to suffer a lingering injury, and has been seen giving up on plays this season.
It's true Celek only had one good game, but does anyone think that Smith would of caught all those balls yesterday...I don't. In yesterday's game Celek exceed Smith's output for the entire season. Nothing Pro Bowl caliber there.
Please also save us the talk about how Smith demands so much attention from the opposition. Jason Witten or Chris Cooley yes, L.J. Smith no. There is only one offensive player on the Eagles that deserves double teams and that is Brian Westbrook.
And lastly, is anyone surprised that L.J. is suddenly healed following Celek's big game yesterday? Smith might not be good, buy hey, he ain't dumb. It's a contract year, he can't be outdone by a back-up TE.
No worries L.J., I am sure Reid will be handing you a big fat contract extension soon enough. I mean you are Pro Bowl caliber!


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Circle of the González Family (Mexican, late 17th to early 18th century), Folding Screen with the Siege of Belgrade (front), ca. 1697-1701. Tempera and resin on wood, shell inlay (enconchado), 90 1/2 x 108 5/8 in. (229.9 x 275.8 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Lilla Brown in memory of her husband John W. Brown, by exchange, 2012.21.
An extremely rare mother-of-pearl-inlaid Mexican folding screen, commissioned about 1700 by the viceroy of New Spain has been purchased by the
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These panels constitute half of a twelve-panel screen, created after Asian models by artists working in the circle of the celebrated González family in Mexico City, where it was displayed in the state rooms of the capital's viceregal palace. The other half of the screen is in the collection of the Museo Nacional del Virreinato in Tepotzotlán, Mexico. The complete screen was commissioned by José Sarmiento de Valladares y Aines, the count of Moctezuma y Tula, during his reign as viceroy of New Spain from 1696 to 1701. Appointed by Spain's last Habsburg king, Charles II, Sarmiento declared his allegiance to the Habsburg dynasty in the New World by having the front of his monumental folding screen painted with a major Habsburg victory over the Ottoman Empire, a scene from the Great Turkish War (1683-87). He requested a hunting scene modeled in part after prints by the Medici court painter Johannes Stradanus for the back of the screen, which would have served as a backdrop for the women's sitting room in the palace. Both sides of the screen are framed with a mother-of-pearl encrusted floral decorative border inspired by Japanese lacquerware created for the export market.
In 1701, only one year after Spain's new Bourbon king, Philip V, had ascended to the throne, Sarmiento, a Habsburg-appointed viceroy, was recalled to Spain; he returned with his prized biombo enconchado in tow. The screen was later divided into two in Europe, and one half found its way to the United States by 1965, when it was recorded in a private collection in San Francisco; it entered the Museo Nacional del Virreinato by 1970. The Brooklyn Museum's half of the screen was in England (Yoxford, Suffolk) for generations, in the collection of Cockfield Hall, until the family sold its residual contents, including the screen, at auction through Phillips East Anglia in 1996.
Japanese folding screens, which inspired the format of Mexican biombos, were introduced to the Americas in the early seventeenth century as both diplomatic gifts from Japanese embassies and as elite Asian exported goods. Asian screens found immediate favor with the viceroyalty's prosperous elite, and by the 1630s local artists were re-creating the screens in a new world style for privileged private collectors. Paintings inlaid with mother-of-pearl (pinturas enconchadas), of which this work is also an exceptional example, developed later, about 1660, by Mexican artists who combined the European art of tempera and oil painting with Asian and Mexican lacquer and mother-of-pearl encrustation techniques.
This extraordinary six-panel screen will be the highlight of Behind Closed Doors: Power and Privilege in the Spanish American Home, 1492-1898, a traveling exhibition organized by Richard Aste, Curator of European Art at the Brooklyn Museum, where it will be on view September 20, 2013, through January 12, 2014, before continuing on to three additional U.S. venues.
Also accessioned at the same board meeting and purchased with funds from the sale of the Vereshchagin painting is Hacienda La Fortuna (1885), an Impressionist landscape of southern Puerto Rico by Francisco M. Oller (Puerto Rican, 1833-1917). As the most important Puerto Rican painter of his era, Oller was commissioned by the Barcelona émigré José Gallart Forgas to paint a series of portraits of his five Puerto Rican sugar plantations. The Museum's new acquisition is an early morning view of Gallart's most important plantation, La Fortuna, with rural workers gathering sugarcane before the planter's home (seen in the distance), his warehouse at left, and his sugar mill at right. Hacienda La Fortuna was the only one of Gallart's five hacienda painting commissions that Oller completed for his Spanish patron.
Oller was born and raised in San Juan but trained in Madrid and Paris, where he quickly fell under the spell of the Realist painter Gustave Courbet and painted with his friends Paul Cézanne and Camille Pissarro. The Puerto Rican Realist and Impressionist painter exhibited at several of the Paris Salons and at the 1875 Salon des Refusés. Back home, Oller took an active role in the abolitionist movement--slavery was finally abolished in Puerto Rico in 1873--and in pedagogy, establishing several art schools in the island's capital.
Beginning June 6, Oller's masterpiece of Puerto Rican industrial landscape painting will be on view in the Museum's European gallery alongside paintings by his fellow avant-garde artists Courbet, Pissarro, and Claude Monet. Hacienda La Fortuna will later join the shell-inlaid Mexican folding screen in the Behind Closed Doors exhibition.
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Holding on to it for a while longer does have some appeal. You guys have encountered some major problems with this car. They have been promptly dealt with by Tesla at no cost, but they are significant none the less. I would be interested in how the car holds up for another 10k miles.
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I made arrangements to have my house power washed. Tomorrow. Amidst all my excitement about the prospects of a shiny clean house, I totally forgot about my 200+ containers that I need to move away from the side of the house. Lest they get showered with detergent and bleach. I keep walking outside and looking at them all. I know I need to move them. Hard to get the motivation. Sine I know that tomorrow I'll need to move them right back. |
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Pixie lou, how did you make out with your pot ghetto? If you were like me, you waited till half an hour before the workers came and then frantically dragged everything away from the house. Again, if you were like me, you also toyed with the idea of an intensive day of planting while the workers were washing, but spent most of the morning walking around (for the hundredth time) wondering where to put what. Then you came in for lunch, went back outside with a renewed vigor, and planted about 6 plants, if you were lucky. Then, after the workers left, you may have either 1) pulled the 194 remaining pots back to their usual spot, or 2) decided that the new spot (i.e. wherever you franitically dragged them to that morning "for now") was just as good as the old spot and left them in their new home. Whatever you did, I hope they all survived the washing - and hope your house looks great too! :) |
Ha ha ha Dee. You know me well! The wonderful crew started on the opposite side of the house so I could finish moving the pots. I found a beautiful spot for them. In the middle of the lawn! It's great - I can just put the sprinkler going to,water them! Dappled sunlight since they are near a big tree. There they still reside. My charming DH has mown around them twice! And since he hasn't even complained, I'm thinking that is his way of granting permission to leave them there? I could actually be moving them back right now, but playing on the internet is less strenuous! |
LOL, pixie lou! A woman after my own heart! We sound like two peas in a pod... or in a pot ghetto, lol! :) |
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I should be moving my milk jug getto right now...but I'd rather be here LOL. I have them on an upper deck that is going to be rebuilt ,so I have to move them. But DH said I can not put them on the grass..I am not allowed to kill any more grass. So Since I can not decided where to put them I am going to sit here until inspiration strikes me. |
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[kristi kristi kristi] - love love looove it!!!
[sarah johnson] - Love hello kitty
[sarah leaser] - I wasn't the sun glasses
[leilani hill nance] - I like "Stylish Eve"!!
[brittany adams] - Amber Lackey would love this!!
[angelia ray] - I just got some hello kitty lounge pants and zip up sweatshirt!
[rhonda davis] - Want for Elizabeth
[cynthia vienna] - Love it from one kitty to another
[autumn jewel grimshaw] - It would so suit me... miss crazy cat lady!!
[esmeralda delacruz] - My Daughter would live this!
[sharon brough] - like shared done
[misty randall] - I would love this
[amy lovejoy] - My nieces would fight me for it
[whitney maxine frady] - Love this gimme
[bonnie carlisle-haley] - I want this....Please!
[alexandra connell] - yes please i want!!
[beatrice stewart] - Would love this for my granddaughter thanks
[pamela brown birchnaugh] - Love this outfit
[tiffany landon] - i want this .. Im in love with hello kitty. She's my fav ;)
[missy emfinger] - Love hello kitty so so cuteTrending Styles: Step 1. Like this photo. Step 2. Share this photo. Step 3. Comment if you would like Step 4. Li - 50th Comments
[ramona fayeth] - I would love this!!!
[sarah rollins butler] - No. Hello Kitty is for children!!
[erica figueroa] - This outfit should definitely be mine!!!