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chicome Posts: 1That just happened to me three days ago. I called my local dodge service dealer to ask them if i can add some fluid but they said only they can add it. They would not even tell me which type to use. To bring it in and for $280.00 they will check it. I towed it home and I'm sorry but i'm old school. I loosened the pan using a No. 30 star driver, drained the fluid and found the filter pretty plugged. I purchased a new filter and gasket from O'Riely's auto. They looked up the fluid, it takes 5 and 1/3 quarts of ATF +4 transmission fluid. I drove it to work today and it runs fine. Good luck.
dpeariso Posts: 1I recently Purchased the 07 magnum with 109,000 miles. Car run`s and sounds perfect . no dash lights indicators(dummy lights) are on. Now the issue is between 3rd and fourth gear between 35 to 45 Mph i get a mild to medium surge back and fourth is the best way i can describe it. now i can speed up to make it go away . local mech.was no help told me there were no dash lights so there was no reason to hook up tester. stated if it went away when i speed up to do that. its been awhile since i`ve been that angry. Any way if there are any idea`s on the reslution please advise. thank you in advance for any help that you can provide!! also would like to add that it doesn`t seem to be slipping rpm`s kind of surge as well..i also put a new battery in it was told it would resolve it as well no luck there. battery didn`t chang the problem.
psykoe1 Posts: 1Yeah i have a 2005 and it never gave any indication as to trouble with the trans. I was driving one day and it just got stuck in gear. I went to a place to see if they had a dip stick to check my fluid. Luckily they did said that thing is like a 100+ . so my fluid level was fine. I had a diagnostic done for 89.00 and they said a whole bunch of stuff was bad in the trans. I took it to a transmission shop they said maybe try to change the filter first. I'm stuck i don't know what to do. 144k on it now. I've had t for 3 yrs and did some highway driving a lot.


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The Geochemistry Division of the American Chemical Society is pleased to announce that the eighth Geochemistry Division Medal will be awarded to Dr. Donald L. Sparks for his far-reaching contributions to understanding aqueous and solid-phase speciation of metals and metalloids in the poorly ordered, dynamic materials that comprise the critical zone. Join us March 2015 at the 249th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Denver, Colorado to celebrate his accomplishments with a special symposium in his honor. Congratulations Dr. Sparks!
The 249th American Chemical Society National Meeting and Exposition will be held in Denver, CO on March 22-26, 2015. The National Meeting theme is "Chemistry of Natural Resources".
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The Geochemistry and Reactive Transport in Shale Nanopores session at the Spring 2014 ACS meeting was highlighted in the April 7, 2014 issue of C&E News (http://cen.acs.org/articles/92/i14/Nuclear-Waste-Find-Home-Shale.html). Congratulations on the great session everyone!

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Re:Other bases? (509 comments)
Erm, "0b" is a common prefix for binary numbers in many programming languages. GP was not saying "b1" as in "base 1".
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Re:Other bases? (509 comments)
Erm, "0b" is a common prefix for binary numbers in many programming languages. GP was not saying "b1" as in "base 1".
Re:Science? (848 comments)
I think it's great. I never knew how to pronounce it before. Skiffy?
In other news, (231 comments)
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A quorum of queasy, quitting queens, quaffing questionable quaaludes, quietly quote quips of quality quite exquisitely.
Your code is showing (674 comments)
Anyone can see the machine code on your closed-source software and hack you with ease.
Security through obscurity is worthless. These are blatant, obvious lies.
Re:Simple solution (273 comments)
Then, when both inevitably explode on some mission, we start sending four. One of THOSE is definitely bound to make it.
Meh. (869 comments)
Use XFCE. It has the versatility of GTK without the bloat and overhead of GNOME.
You forgot to... (6 comments)
chmod 600 sign
Screw mini-black holes. (672 comments)
It's the ice-9 strangelets that have me worried.
Re:Just get them a WoW account (124 comments)
Ugh. That should read:
Oh, totally. But when my boss needs someone to spend 6 months of nothing but writing automated regression tests, shit, forget it.
Re:Just get them a WoW account (124 comments)
When you need 5k lines of code intimately tied to the internals of the C library and you have under a month to do it, I'm useful.
Oh, totally. But when my boss needs someone to write 6 months of nothing but writing automated regression tests, shit, forget it.
Re:Evolution (453 comments)
...and instead of "clearly optimal", I should have said "a likely improvement" because no heuristic is guaranteed to provide an improvement in performance 100% of the time.
Re:Evolution (453 comments)
It requires nothing of the sort. It just requires that you sometimes try going up instead of down.
Depending on the terrain, however, "sometimes going down" could almost always result in worse performance.
One solution is more randomness in the culling heuristics, as well as bigger populations and occasional bigger mutations.
Of course, this applies to whole populations, not individuals. Simply saying "follow the gradient and occasionally don't" is more likely to result in degraded average performance. Actually knowing when going against the gradient is helpful and not harmful, and knowing which direction to take against the gradient, OR having a good heuristic for guessing when it's a good idea, on the other hand, is clearly optimal.
Randomly doing something counterintuitive may reveal clues toward a more optimal solution, but in itself it is no guarantee of improvement.
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Vista is a very good example of what happens when you take tough theoretical problems and throw entry-level programmers at them who haven't spent enough time converting C code to assembly on 4-bit microcontrollers with 64 bits of onboard RAM to appreciate the inherent value in code optimization and algorithm design, and there's enough processor speed and memory available that nobody notices or cares about the inefficiencies until it hits shelves and millions of end-users are forced to hit "Allow" 300 times a day.
Re:Evolution (453 comments)
Except following the gradient is just an example of using a suboptimal solution that works in the majority of cases, and is significantly less difficult to implement than the "next step up," which requires, at the very least, an internal model of the surrounding terrain. If it is actually known that going down will help you get higher, it's not actually a dumb decision despite how it may appear to agents without the "internal model" algorithm.
In fact, the gradient follower in that case is actually the dumber process, because it takes only one factor into account. But if the gradient follower is able to observe the internal modeler performing counterintuitive steps and achieving greater results, it may attempt to modify its own behavior without understanding the justification behind it, or the full ramifications thereof. This is where IT Managers come from.
Re:Philosophy 2.0 (453 comments)
Dammit, infinite regress only works when you don't acknowledge it!
You've doomed us all. I hope you're happy.
Yeah, this makes sense. (465 comments)
"Given the rapid advance of Moore's Law, when does it make sense to throw hardware at a programming problem? As a general rule, I'd say almost always.
even the most rudimentary math will tell you that it'd take a massive hardware outlay to equal the yearly costs of even a modest five person programming team
All the hardware in the world isn't going to fix an insidious segmentation fault, or ensure that your database queries properly handle all inputs, or rework a poorly designed algorithm that runs in O(n^n) time. "Throwing hardware at a programming problem" is like trying to fix a flat tire by putting more gas in your car.
You know what this means? (229 comments)
It's so obvious now.
The Higgs Boson was a front. The LHC is a prototype of the hardware intended to run Duke Nukem Forever.
Simple: (821 comments)
Power cycle it with a city-wide EMP.
Re:If you don't write software at home... (485 comments)
That's great if you want programmers with absolutely zero insight into the code they're asked to write. So many managers complain that they ask their developers to do a "simple task" and it doesn't get done because the developers get "uppity". Get a clue. We wouldn't be "uppity" if the task you were asking us to perform truly were simple. Usually what you are asking us to do is impossible, impractical, will probably break something you previously asked us to do, or is vague and we need more information. But you don't want to be bothered with pesky details. No, developers that hate their jobs so much that they'll churn out shitty code without a word are a stronger asset than developers that will alert you to potential problems with their "emotional/philosophical bullshit".
Look, programming simply isn't assembly-line work, and managers like you just don't get that. It takes insight, wisdom, planning, years of experience, and a love of the craft to code well. It's NOT a nose-to-the-grindstone, clock-in-clock-out, don't-disturb-the-water skill, or they'd have built robots to do it already.


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Horseshoe Crabs Are Bled Alive To Create an Unparalleled Biomedical Technology 159
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That was my first thought actually. Are they kept alive and 'donate' a little at a time, or are they bled dry and then just tossed on the barbie? The latter seems a bit erm, wasteful and shortsighted to say the least.
Also, as any biologist (or intelligent human) is aware, there is NO SUCH THING as a 'forgettable' creature. While the concept is interesting (if a bit discomforting), the summary reads like the ravings of sociopath.
It's one of the big arguments for environmentalism and bio diversity. When push comes to shove you sometimes hear "so what if a few species go extinct? They weren't doing all that well before $BUSINESSACTIVITY, why should we try saving them? Why do I care about this species?". And the answer is that the creature represents a massive chain of thousands to millions of generations of genetic experimentation in real-world real-time environments. We're just starting to open Pandora's box of genetics and culling the biodiversity of the planet could be throwing away truly helpful and useful tools we could use in the future.
Plus genocide is just sort of a dick move.
Horseshoe crabs are now grossly over fished; some for medical and some for eel bait. The rarer they get, the higher the price and the more fishermen want them, thus resulting is a crash.
The crash destroyed the food supply of a rare shorebird called the Red Knot that depends on horseshoe crab eggs in the Spring during their migration. So they arrive exhausted and hungry in the DelMar area, but there is now no food. So the population of Red Knots has crashed.
Seriously? Such an enlightened attitude.
Actually one of the strongest memories I have as a young child was coming across a horseshoe crab at a beach, it was in shallow water -- and it both scared the sh*t out of me, and had me intensely fascinated for a good long while. When an adult picked it up so I could see its underside and all those moving legs, I was absolutely, positively, enthralled. Nothing forgettable about it...
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Good morning and happy weekend again, dear cottagers. I'm writing from Seattle today where I'm visiting for a week, and I apparently brought some sunshine with me. It's a bright beautiful day.
Here's your trivia question for today. The Germans called it Wolfram and the Swedes gave us its modern name, combining their words for heavy and stone. It's not a stone, though, it's a metal and is very commonly found in households everywhere, although it is getting less common. It's chemical symbol comes from the word wolfram. Can you say where you would find this metal in your house? ThinMan |
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- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Sat, Apr 23, 11 at 11:55
Mornin' TM, I'm switching the old think tank on, see what I can come up with, later. Annette |
Alas, the only Swedish I know (from grandmother who was Swedish) is good girl, bad girl, good boy, bad boy, and I speak Swedish-which I don't-ha. DH doesn't know either, so I will wait for clues, but probably won't get it anyway. Another chance to learn something new! |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Sat, Apr 23, 11 at 13:15
Cyn, I didn't know either but DH thinks he knows, there's a bit of a clue in my first response. Annette |
I was a chemistry major in college so know this element. We have already switched most of these but like many I am ambivalent about using the new ones. And they don't last for years like they have been advertised. We've had to replace several after less than a year. |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Sat, Apr 23, 11 at 13:39
....and isn't there a bit of a health concern about the new ones? Annette |
- Posted by lorna-organic (My Page) on Sat, Apr 23, 11 at 15:12
I went to the link in TM's initial post. The Lowe's framework was there, but the page was devoid of content. It seems the item has to do with electricity, otherwise, I am stumped. Phooey, foiled again... |
- Posted by midnightsmum 4b ON (My Page) on Sat, Apr 23, 11 at 19:29
Hey Lorna - I never saw a link in TM's post....not sure, but from the clues I think I get it. The heavy stone thing confused me, but switching, new and not lasting kinda helped!! We use but little of it, so the heavy got me. I had no fear of it as a child - my teacher let us have it in our hands, but I guess now that would not be allowed!! lol. Annette, if I am right, it is my idea that it goes away quickly, when released. How'm I doing?? Nancy. |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Sat, Apr 23, 11 at 19:59
Nancy, I think TM is referring to what is in the one that is being replaced, that is if DH is right. Annette |
- Posted by midnightsmum 4b ON (My Page) on Sat, Apr 23, 11 at 20:18
Hmmmmm....not sure anything bad in old ones - some of the originals still work, I have heard. TM, don't forget to visit the underground city and the Little Red Barn - you'll love it!! My 2 fav things in Seattle. Nancy. |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Sat, Apr 23, 11 at 23:10
DH thought it might be the tungsten in incandescent light bulbs. Annette |
- Posted by midnightsmum 4b ON (My Page) on Sat, Apr 23, 11 at 23:43
Tungsten - well, my rudimentary German knowledge says that it works. Swedish is a germanic language. I was thinking of mercury. It is another metal being reduced in our homes. And I guess quick-silver doesn't translate. huh. I only know of tungsten as the filament in light bulbs, and as an additive to strengthen steel. Never thought of it as a toxic to humans substance - ya learn something every day!!! Nancy. |
Tungsten is also used in other electrical products but the one most people are familiar with is the filament in an incandescent light bulb. |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Sun, Apr 24, 11 at 3:37
Nancy it's the new lightbulbs that there's some concern about. |
I thought I might have a stumper today, but no such luck. Hah! Maybe next time. You would definitely find the metal tungsten as the filament in regular incandescent light bulbs. You could also find it in cutting tools like saw blades that are carbide tipped. The carbide is actually tungsten carbide and it's very hard, though not as hard as diamond. for Annette, Bobbie, and Nancy. Lorna - link in my original post? I'm hoping LEDs get enough better and cheaper soon so we can just skip the compact fluorescents altogether. We've been disappointed in the ones we've tried. As far as mercury in the fluorescents, it's kind of funny that nobody seemed to worry about the mercury in the long fluorescent tubes, but it became a big deal with the CFLs. Bobbie - it's good to know you were a chem major. Me too. I'll have to be careful not to make my questions too easy for you. :) TM |
- Posted by midnightsmum 4b ON (My Page) on Sun, Apr 24, 11 at 12:39
I don't think I qualify for stars - it was a gimmee from Annette!! Interesting about CFL's, I agree. I guess Florescent tubes weren't mainstream enough in our homes. Then again, some people will cling onto anything bad about something new. Nancy. |
We have two LED lamps and lots of strings of LED Christmas lights which have been great. I am hoping the new LED bulbs are good. We'll see. Never did get back, but wouldn't have gotten any stars anyway, despite the clues that would have led me to light bulbs, but wouldn't have come up with tungsten. Good fun nonetheless. Thanks again, TM. |
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I think it's going to be 37 degrees tonight.....do I need to cover my plants? I have a few tomato plants, a pepper plant, and 2 citrus trees(lemon & grapefruit). Or can I wait until it gets colder? It will probably get warmer again, so I don't want to bring them inside yet. They're in pots out on my balcony. Can I just cover them with garbage bags or something?? |
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You could do damage covering them with plastic if they get hit by the sun. It's better to cover with old sheets or something of the kind, or what I do is use 'frost blankets.' Then they won't overheat in the sun like plastic, and they actually keep in the warmth better than plastic does too. I'm really sold on the frost blankets--been using them for I guess four or five years, and they put up with all sorts of abuse, and let the rain in so I don't have to worry about that, and things do at least as well under them as they do in the greenhouse, where they don't always get watered when they should. There are several different weights of frost blankets--if I heard right a local garden center was touting some that protect down to twenty degrees. Most of mine are supposed to protect to 24. They are apparently cozy enough that they have attracted some stray cats that help keep the local rat population under control--kinda squashed some plants, but they'll be fine in the spring. Looks like we are going to get an unusual amount of cold the next few weeks. May I say, and please excuse me while I shout, I HATE COLD WEATHER!!! |
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A recently published study in Proceedings, an online medical journal of the National Academy of Sciences, suggests that regular aerobic exercise like walking or hiking can improve the brain's memory function and perhaps lessen the risk of dementia. As humans age, the hippocampus — the part of the brain involved in memory forming, organizing, and storing — tends to shrink, leading to impaired memory and increased risk of dementia.
The study published in Proceedings took 120 older adults with no dementia and separated them into two groups of 60. One group participated in a stretching program and one group participated in an aerobic exercise program for a year. Magnetic resonance images were collected at the beginning of the program, at the six-month point and at the end of the program. Those images showed that the stretching group demonstrated a loss in volume of the left and right hippocampus of 1.40 percent and 1.43 percent respectively. The group that participated in regular aerobic exercise, on the other hand, showed an increase in the left and right hippocampus of 2.12 percent and 1.97 percent respectively. According to the study, "… we found that, in the aerobic exercise group, increased hippocampal volume was directly related to improvements in memory performance."
The study goes on to state — "In sum, we found that the hippocampus remains plastic in late adulthood and that 1 y [year] of aerobic exercise was sufficient for enhancing volume. Increased hippocampal volume translates to improved memory function and higher serum BDNF [brain-derived neurotrophic factor that helps support the survival of existing neurons and encourage the growth and differentiation of new neurons and synapses]. We also demonstrate that higher fitness levels are protective against loss of hippocampal volume. These results clearly indicate that aerobic exercise is neuroprotective and that starting an exercise regimen later in life is not futile for either enhancing cognition or augmenting brain volume."
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A scientific study from the university of Rochester noted a 20 percent increase in energy for people who spent a minimum of 20 minutes a day outdoors as opposed to individuals who exercised indoors. The brain generates natural mood enhancers like serotonin, dopamine and norepinephrine when stimulated by aerobic exercise like hiking.
The study in Proceedings can be added to a long list of reports and research that point out how beneficial outdoor recreation is, in general to our physical, mental and spiritual well being. But this study concerning the reversal of memory loss may have special significance to many of us. Just think, a regular routine of walking/hiking 30 minutes or so, three times a week and soon we will no longer need to take that GPS with us so we can find our way back to the car.


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entire celebra tion a The activities of both evenings opened with a parade of beauti fully decorated floats and bands from surrounding Winners of the prizes for the best floats were Schmitt first Schoons second and Watson refreshment and other stands were The estimated net profit is about but is not final as all bills are not included as Howard the new Moser the former lona daugit ter of and William Jack son of Norman RR was the winner of the baby Jacob Telephone Rates Are Raised The Illinois Commerce Commis sion announced Friday that it has granted Home Telephone permission to increase rates August 1 from to a The ICC also announced it has approved construction and opera tion of a gas distributing system in Monticello by Illinois Power Gas Lateral a was authorized to build a pipeline between cello and the distribution In another the ICC set for hearing September 3 in Sprirgfield a petition for rate in creases by Grafton Telephone Fire Department Called To Farm Home The Troy fire department was called to the farm of Albert the rain Lightning had struck highpow ered wires near the house and caused electricity to hoot from the appliance No damage was The Merry Workers regular meeting will be held August 6 in the Presbyterian Jooeph Somantain from i tor Agriculture
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