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Sling geometry and forces matter
11 June 2009In the first of a series of articles on complex rigging situations, Derrick Bailes looks at the slinging arrangements required to lift awkward loads.
The simplest slinging operation is one where a single leg sling can be hooked directly into a suitable lifting point on the load and a classic example of this is to lift an electric motor which has an eyebolt screwed into the motor frame. Using this simple situation as a starting point, I will go through increasingly complex multi-leg slinging arrangements explaining what is happening and what the rigger must take account of.
The eyebolt hole in our motor is positioned directly above the centre of gravity so that the weight of the motor is balanced and it will lift level. However when the motor is lifted out for maintenance, it often has one half of a hefty coupling on the end of the shaft causing it to tilt.
A solution to the problem is to use a second sling leg connected to the shaft just behind the coupling. A roundsling choked around the shaft is a good way of making the connection and, with suitable adjustment, this arrangement will enable you to lift the load level.
However as the majority of the weight will be that of the motor, the sling leg connected to the eyebolt will be much nearer to the vertical than the one connected to the roundsling. This lack of symmetry is often encountered when lifting irregular shaped loads.
Their shape and the location of the possible lifting points dictates the geometry of the sling arrangement. The important point to understand is how the load is shared between the components of the slinging system and therefore the forces arising in each.
In a two leg sling, if both legs are at the same angle to the vertical, then the load will be shared equally and the force in each leg will be the same. The amount of force will depend upon the angle. The greater the angle to the vertical, the greater the force. The reason is simply that the force in the leg can be resolved into a vertical component and a horizontal component. The bigger the angle, the smaller the vertical component and the larger the horizontal component. Therefore for a given load, the bigger the angle, the greater the force required in the leg to provide the required vertical component.
This is why slings are generally rated for an angle range of 0-45 degrees and, if a greater angle is needed, they have a lower rating for the range of 45-60 degrees. Above 60 degrees, the force increases more rapidly and at 90 degrees it is infinite, hence the upper limit of 60 degrees for general purpose slings.
The same principle applies if two single leg slings are used instead of a two leg sling. The point to remember in that case is that the slings will be rated for a straight pull and the user will have to make the appropriate allowances for the angles.
Having understood how increasing the angle of the leg to the vertical increases the force in the leg, many people confuse it with what happens when the legs are not at the same angle. In this situation, the load is not equally shared. In fact the leg making the smaller angle to the vertical takes a greater share of the load and that making the larger angle takes a lesser share. If the load tilts to the point where one leg is vertical, it will take all the load and the other leg will have none.
At first sight, this appears to be the opposite of what happens when the angles are equal. The reason is as before, that the force in each leg can be resolved into a vertical component and a horizontal component. When the load is suspended, the horizontal components of the two legs must be equal and opposite, for example, they must cancel each other out.
The bigger the angle, the bigger the horizontal component as a proportion of the force in the leg. Hence to make the horizontal components equal, the force in the leg making the larger angle must be less than that making the smaller angle. By the way, if the load is not lifted from directly above its centre of gravity, the horizontal compenents will not be equal and opposite and the load will tilt until they are.
A word of caution when using a sling with both legs close to the vertical. When the angles to the vertical are small, any difference in angle has a proportionately greater effect than when the angles to the vertical are larger. Therefore such difference will cause a greater difference in the share of the load taken.
If you are proficient in trigonometry, and can measure or accurately estimate the angle of each leg, you can easily calculate the forces in the legs. A simple alternative is to draw a force diagram to a convenient scale and measure the forces from it.
The situation becomes a little more complex when using three and four leg arrangements. In these, as well as considering the angle between the legs and the vertical, the user must also take account of how they are disposed when viewed in plan.
The standard rating for a three leg sling assumes that the legs are equally disposed in plan, for example, at 120 degrees to each other. However if the load is not symmetrical, it is likely that two legs will be closer together. The closer they get, the nearer the arrangement approaches that of a two leg sling. The two legs which are closest will effectively act as one leg of a two leg arrangement and the third leg will act as the other. Therefore, if they are all at the same angle to the vertical, the third leg will take half the load.
For a three leg arrangement to be stable, the centre of gravity must lie within the triangle formed by the three attachment points. However if it is within the triangle but close to one of its sides, the arrangement is again approaching that of a two leg, with the two legs forming that side taking most of the weight and the third leg providing only a small balancing force.
With a four leg arrangement, the way the load is shared becomes still more complex. The standard rating for a four leg sling is the same as that for a three leg as it is assumed that there will usually be some inequality in the share of the load which each takes. This arises from the tolerances on leg lengths, the position of the lifting points and the rigidity of the load.
The standard rating assumes that attachment points will form a square or a shallow rectangle. If the rectangle is too long and thin, then the two legs at each end will form a very small angle to the longitudinal axis of the load. The effect is the same as that previously mentioned in the context of the two leg arrangement, for example, any difference between their angles will have a greater effect on their share of the load. It is also assumed that the centre of gravity of the load will lie in the centre of the rectangle. If the load is rigid, then one pair of diametrically opposite legs will take all the weight and the other pair will provide only a small balancing force. Effectively it is a two leg arrangement.
It would be unrealistic to expect every load to be symmetrical and every slinging arrangement to share the load uniformly. In practice the standard rating of general purpose slings does allow for some variation. As a general guide for practical purposes, the sling loading can be assumed to be symmetrical if the following conditions are met:
(a) all sling legs are in use;
(b) the load is less than 80% of the marked WLL;
(c) none of the sling legs exceeds the maximum permitted angle to the vertical for that WLL;
(d) all sling legs are at least 15 degrees to the vertical;
(e) all sling leg angles to the vertical are within 15 degrees to each other;
(f) in the case of three and four leg slings, the plan angles are all within 15 degrees of each other.
In all of the arrangements referred to, if the load is not great and the choice of slings and accessories is good, then the simplest solution is to select equipment of more than adequate capacity. Nevertheless riggers should understand the factors involved so that when circumstances dictate, they can accurately assess what is required and do the necessary calculations.


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1/2 lb. mixed sliced mushrooms (like oyster, shiitake, and cremini)
4 medium scallions (white and green parts), trimmed and thinly sliced
2 tsp. chopped fresh rosemary
1/8 tsp. crushed red pepper flakes
Freshly ground black pepper
1 cup drained canned diced tomatoes
1 cup lower-salt chicken broth
1 12-oz. package fresh linguine or fettuccine
3/4 cup freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano
Bring a medium pot of salted water to a boil. Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large, heavy skillet over medium-high heat until shimmering hot. Add the sausage and cook, stirring occasionally, until browned, about 3 minutes. Add the mushrooms, scallions, rosemary, red pepper flakes, 3/4 tsp. salt, and 1/2 tsp. pepper and cook, stirring often, until the mushrooms soften and start to brown, about 3 minutes. Add the tomatoes and chicken broth, bring to a boil, and then cover and reduce to a gentle simmer. Cook until the sausage is heated through and the flavors are melded, about 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, cook the pasta according to package timing until it's just al dente. Drain well and add to the sauce along with half of the Parmigiano. Cook over medium heat, tossing for 1 minute. Serve sprinkled with the remaining Parmigiano and some black pepper.
nutrition information (per serving):
Calories (kcal): 490; Fat (g): 17; Fat Calories (kcal): 150; Saturated Fat (g): 4.5; Protein (g): 30; Monounsaturated Fat (g): 5; Carbohydrates (g): 55; Polyunsaturated Fat (g): 1.5; Sodium (mg): 1280; Cholesterol (mg): 115; Fiber (g): 5;
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French Quarter vs Riverside
My sister and I are already planning our 2014 trip for the Princess half! We know we want to go moderate and want to give PO a try. So, know we're done to the decision of FQ vs RS. Any thoughts? Has anyone stayed at both that can compare? Thanks!
We've stayed at POFQ twice and POR once (will be twice after next month). We loved both of them but liked POR a bit more. We found there was a bit more to do (we rented surrey bikes, a boat, saw YeeHaw Bob, etc). We like POFQ's small size, but didn't find the walking at POR to be that much more.
We would stay at either one happily, but POR is our favourite of the 2. |
I prefer the POR. It is nice to have the table service dining and I like the pool at the riverside better. I find the slide at the POFQ to be a bit cheesy looking.
I also prefer the grounds at the POR over the POFQ. |
We've stayed at both but our fav is Riverside. We love strolling the grounds and walking along the river down to POFQ. Both offer the boat to DTD, which is a great option to the buses and the theming is great at either one. If you like a more compact resort, POFQ is for you. If you like to do a lot of walking, POR is best.
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Can someone can confirm that there are hot tubs are both resort? |
Yes to the hot tubs.
We didn't find buses to be bad at either resort - although I feel like we stood more on the POR ones (we went to POR at March Break time though, and end of January/early Feb for POFQ so there was quite a difference in crowds). Waits were pretty short for both. |
I have stayed at both more than once. POR has a better food court with more variety. FQ food court is smaller and has a much more limted menu. Loved having extra "quiet" pools at POR. With that said, _I_ give the edge to FQ. LOVE the small size, quaint, more laid back feel.
It is a short walk from FQ to Riverside. You can use any of their pools, food court, store, bikes, etc - just walk over.
We like POR best because we like the Alligator Bayou section. Others will tell you the Mansion section is better. Still others will tell you to stay at French Quarter due to its smaller size. We feel that it really doesn't matter which section we are in. We like all 3 Port Orleans sections for different reasons. |
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We're planning on going for the Princess half. Has anyone stayed during that time that can comment on crowds/travel time from those resorts? I know it'll be busy everywhere so I don't know that it will really make a difference. |
I have stayed at both. POFQ twice and POR once. We loved POFQ. It's quieter, smaller, and even though as one poster said the slide is cheesier, my DD13 liked the pool at FQ better because it was less crowded. There is more to do at POR though. I would say if you are looking for pretty, peaceful, and quiet then stay at POFQ. If you want more activity, don't mind larger crowds, and plan on eating at your resort, then stay at POR.
We have stayed at both resorts, and really liked both. However I did prefer POFQ, We really liked the smaller size of the resort. Also was nice just having the 1 bus stop instead of having to go around entire resort for pick-ups and drop offs. I know sometimes the resorts do share buses, but on our trip in April 2011 we didn't have too. We did think that the food court at POR was better and more selection.
I have stayed in and love both resorts....tough choice. I enjoy the theme, room size/decor equally at each resort. So instead I will just focus on what I like better at each resort.
POFQ We prefer the smaller size and we don't have to reserve preferred location because all rooms are pretty close to the food court, etc... POR The variety of choices at the food court was better than POFQ. Not to say we didn't like it at FQ (we did) there is just more variety and better/larger seating area at POR since it is a larger resort. The pools at POR are better. We like having the choice of either the themed pool or a quiet pool. The gift shop at POR is bigger and better. I can't comment on transportation as we always drive to the parks but we have used the boat to Downtown Disney at both resorts and we love having that option! |
Eta: we didn't feel the resort to be too crowded at all during the Princess weekend. The event busing was great. We were in Alligator bayou and we were right by the bus stop. POR was a host resort and POFQ was not, not sure what the host resorts will be next year. This year it seems like all the resorts are host resorts. Very different! There are supposedly 25,000+ runners this year compared to 19,500+ last year. |
We haven't stayed at both but found the buses at POR to be a disaster - and this was not a busy time of year (early September). Definitely having only one stop at POFQ would influence my decision if relying on their transportation. Obviously others have had a different experience.
Conversely, we had zero problems at CSR but other people complained. I think it's luck of the draw, but your odds are probably improved with just one stop. |
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I use Avira - free version. I quit using McAfee after I got a major malware infection while using it. I worked with some technical geeks on an online forum to fix the malware and they recommended Avira. Haven't had a problem since I started using it. |
Here's the CNet review on ESET that Anna recommended. Using the downloads direct from CNet is a small extra layer of security because sometimes you can get to the wrong (trojan)website by mistake and download something malicious. ESET seems to have pretty good reviews, and a 30 day free trial, too. I use a combination of Microsoft Security Essentials and Malwarebytes. |
Here is a link that might be useful: ESET on CNet
I swear it was McAfee that gave me a really bad virus and we had to replace my computer. Long story, but I ended up buying Norton. The current Norton is a lot better than the older version. Remember when Norton and McAfee were about all there was, and people fled from Norton and went to McAfee? Now the opposite is true. So far so good! |
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Lee "Ozzy" and Pamela Nelson are on a mission to open a commercial brewery right here in Murfreesboro.
"He's been home brewing for 18 years, well, since we first got married," Pamela said of her husband.
"We thought this might be an exciting challenge," Ozzy continued.
The couple has transformed their garage into a mini-brewery of sorts, complete with an impromptu fermenting chamber, and planted a backyard garden of hops plants.
Most noticeable is the older model refrigerator with four draft spouts coming out of the door. To the right, a dry erase board with the names 111, 'Boro Blonde, Angry Redhead and Evil Octopus numbered one through four. These beers are constantly being perfected, including one another, Velvet Hustle, a pale ale.
"We want to make beer that you want to drink more than one of," Ozzy said. "It's an easy-to-drink, balanced beer."
Pamela told of one time when a batch of beer began to spill over.
"I yelled, 'You've got a mayday over here!'" she said. "And the name stuck."
Such was the birth of Mayday Brewery, which the Nelsons hope to open by next year. They plan to do things a little differently than other breweries, beginning with cans rather than bottles.
"It's the way of craft beer," Ozzy says, pointing out that oxygen and light can affect bottled beers.
Aluminum cans are also lighter, which translates into cheaper shipping and quicker cooling (doesn't everyone like ice cold beer), and allows for more convenient recycling.
The Nelsons featured their brews at The Taste of Music City and ended up emptying three kegs worth into the bellies of attendees.
Their hope is to open a 30-barrel production brewery, which would produce some 405 cases of beer per batch, and feature four to five of their drafts with a couple of seasonal options.
So far Mayday Brewery has 111, a light beer with only 111 calories, 'Boro Blonde, a blonde ale, Velvet Hustle, a pale ale, Angry Redhead, a red beer, and Evil Octopus, an India black ale.
While Ozzy created the craft beers, he won't be the head brewer; that position has been filled by a brewer in Chicago, who will make the move once the business is further along.
The company currently has 10 investors – some from Smyrna and Nashville and a couple from other states – and will be governed by a board of member-elected directors.
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The idea of crafting brews isn't a novel concept and actually reached Nashville years ago with the opening of Yazoo, Blackstone and Big River.
However, the industry has exploded rather recently, according to Michael Semich, president of Mid-State Brew Crew, which meets monthly at Liquid Smoke in Murfreesboro.
"This is new territory, still," he said. "Craft brewing only represents 5 percent of total beer consumed in America … but it is a movement that is really picking up. It's the largest growth industry in America and has been for the last two or three years."
"In my own memory from I when turned the age of 21 – it was only 11 years ago – the craft brewing in Murfreesboro was nonexistent. You had to work really hard just to find a Sierra Nevada. Now you go into Kroger, and you can get a beer brewed 30 miles away – Yazoo."
Semich also pointed out that eight different brewery start-ups are looking for homes in Nashville.
"The amount of breweries in Middle Tennessee is set to quadruple in the next year or two," he said.
But how do you get from home brewing to commercial brewing?
Semich likened it to "going from driving a Prius to driving a tractor-trailer."
"One of the dreams of every home brewer is to open their own brewery," he said. "It's a tremendous amount of work, what with legal wrangling and proper permissions."
But if, and when, Mayday Brewery is launched in Murfreesboro, Semich seems to think it could do well.
"(The industry) has been ignored by a lot of people, but there is a big community for craft beer in Tennessee, if you can play to that community," he said. "Craft brewing in Middle Tennessee can be huge, if not only for our access to good water, because 75 percent of America is two shipping days away."
Tennessee certainly isn't California, which is known for its beer and wine production, but Semich says Rutherford County is full of craft beer advocates.
"Once you realize what you can actually get, above and beyond standard American lager, you get excited," he said. "You go out to get a craft beer to enjoy it. It really brings the artistic side of a many-thousands-year-old tradition back to where it ought to be."
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"In recent years, the tactic of many in the atheist community has been, if you can't beat them, join them," said Charles Haynes, a senior scholar at the First Amendment Center and director of the Newseum's Religious Freedom Education Project in Washington. "If these church groups insist that these public spaces are going to be dominated by a Christian message, we'll just get in the game — and that changes everything."
In the past, atheists primarily fought to uphold the separation of church and state through the courts. The change underscores the conviction held by many nonbelievers that their views are gaining a foothold, especially among young adults.
The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life released a study last month that found 20 percent of Americans say they have no religious affiliation, an increase from 15 percent in the last five years. Atheists took heart from the report, although Pew researchers stressed that the category also encompassed majorities of people who said they believed in God but had no ties with organized religion and people who consider themselves "spiritual" but not "religious."
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Munger's life in public service intersected many of the major political movements, events and people in 20th-century Minnesota.
He grew up on a farm in Otter Tail County. He went with his father, Harry, on organizing trips for the Nonpartisan League, a populist, agrarian movement headed by A.C. Townley.
"He went through that whole Depression, Nonpartisan League, farmer unrest stuff," said Craig Grau, a political science professor at the University of Minnesota-Duluth. "Someone said they used to call Willard 'Little A.C.' "
His love of nature was nurtured on hikes with his grandfather, Lyman Munger, a socialist and naturalist who compared logging companies to locusts and told his grandson that only strict laws could preserve the land and water.
In the pre-DFL days of 1934, he ran unsuccessfully for the Legislature as a Farmer-Labor candidate, then held patronage jobs in the late 1930s as state grain, fruit and vegetable inspector under Farmer-Labor governors Floyd B. Olson and Elmer Benson.
Those jobs required him to move to Duluth, a port for ships carrying the commodities he inspected. He helped build ships in the Duluth-Superior shipyards during World War II, and he owned and operated a grocery and gas station, and later a motel and coffee shop, all in the western Duluth neighborhood that became part of his legislative district.
At the urging of his first wife, Martha, he ran again for a seat in the Legislature in 1952, but lost.
Though jobs nearly always topped the environment on the scale of issues in Munger's blue-collar industrial district, his constituents allowed him his activism, though he occasionally paid a price for it.
In the 1970s he sided with those who wanted Reserve Mining Co. to stop dumping taconite tailings in Lake Superior, at the possible cost of hundreds of jobs.
During that battle, two men with ballpeen hammers visited the Willard Motel and went to work on the windows in the motel's coffee shop.
Stories abound of legislators crossing party lines to join ranks, trade favors or maintain friendships with Munger. His friends say the allure wasn't his charisma, of which he had little, but rather from his hard work, good heart and often-endearing quirks.
His personal traits -- mumbling, frequently garbled syntax, homespun sense of humor and outspoken feistiness -- became legislative legend.
An example was Munger's 1994 floor debate with Sen. Steve Novak, a New Brighton DFLer, over whether radioactive waste should be stored at the Prairie Island plant in Red Wing. Novak, then 44, suggested that Munger's stance must mean he wanted to close the plant and idle 500 employees.
"You quit saying that!" Munger said. "I may be 83, but I can still kick your ass!" Colleagues gave him boxing gloves to hang in his office and started calling him "Kid Munger."
Munger always had preached that in the long run environmental protection created jobs, not destroyed them. Some would say he'd been around long enough to know.
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The Beverly Hills 90210 Ten Year Class Reunion
With the passing of Aaron Spelling and his prolific TV legacy, we thought it would be appropriate to remember a show Spelling both co-created and used to introduce the world to the acting talents of daughter Tori: Beverly Hills, 90210. This seminal high school soap opera took an unflinching look at social issues from gun violence to AIDS to apartheid, all set within the priviliged-but-melodramatic turmoil of America's most exclusive zip code. Since most of the original cast left the show between 1994 and 1998, we decided to split the difference and celebrate the would-be 10-year class reunion of West Beverly High School with the following "then and now" look at some it's most notable alumni.
Name: Dylan McKay/Luke Perry
Then: The personification of early-90′s cool, Dylan McKay might have been West Beverly's most complicated, tortured individual. Equal parts unwilling object of affection and self-destructive loner, Dylan's myriad struggles included domestic dilemmas, romantic turmoil, substance abuse struggles and countless other personality conflicts that somehow just made him all the more mysteriously desiriable.
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- I got a bunch of Nelly Furtado lined up for you today. Get ready. First up, head over to iPop and download "All Good Things Come To An End" featuring Coldplay's Chris Martin.
- Next up we have The Late Greats presenting their Guilty Pleasures. "Promiscuous" is there along with two more Nelly tracks.
- Moving along. Shoes Are For Work has posted Nelly's cover of Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy." They ALSO posted Gnarls' cover of "Gone Daddy Gone", as well as the Violent Femmes original. Follow? Good. Let's move on.
- Now that that's over, visit The Perm & The Skullet to download Lou Reed's "Coney Island Baby" before the reissue comes out in August.
- And finally, as a lifelong baseball fan I want to wish Peter Gammons and his family the best as he recovers from a brain anyeurism. The 61-year-old sporswriter is a huge music fan who even has his own CD coming out next week. Today Metro Distortion posted some mp3s from a list Gammons made of the Top 20 Songs on his iPod during Spring Training. The guy loves Tom Petty, Pearl Jam, Editors and Pete Yorn. Now how cool is that? Get well soon Peter.
It's June 28th; What's up?
Okay, I'll be honest: I missed the whole Blade thing. Something about Wesley Snipes and Stephen Dorff fighting vampires or being vampires or being vampires while fighting vampires– sorry, just didn't do it for me. I laughed at the posters when the first movie came out and I remember being shocked that they made a sequel (or two? I have no idea.) So you can imagine my surprise that the Blade series is now being spun off into a TV show on Spike. Should be interesting. I may give it a try– hey, if they could make Buffy The Vampire Slayer a great show I guess anything is possible.
Also on tonight: Jacques Cousteau's son is messing with sharks on CBS, people are attempting to dance on Fox, and Criss Angel is freaking some more minds on A&E. So what are you watching tonight? Vote now!
PROPPED: Press Release For Anne Hathaway's Breasts
It used to be that performers were the only people in Hollywood who truly required the services of an agent. But in today's celebrity-obsessed marketplace, the business interests of everything from famous newborns to celebrity body parts have to be looked after by a professional team of agents, publicists, stylists and managers. For example, reader TheJay dropped this recent press release, sent out on behalf actress Anne Hathaway's breasts, and the latest developments in their promising career. I don't know about you, but I've recently found myself wondering what the "Hathaway Twins" have been up to and when I'm going to get to see them again. Please, in the interest of public breast awareness, keep dropping off the awesome links!
ICYMI: Barbara Banishes Star
If you only take one piece of useful information away from this blog today, let it be this: Nobody– I repeat– NOBODY crosses Barbara Walters! Star Jones: I'll see you in hell, bitch.
Britney Vs. Christina: The Battle Continues
Who'd you rather… Britney or Christina? For the past seven years that question has been posed countless times by a ridiculous number of people inquiring about two of the sexiest pop stars of our generation. The comparison was inevitable: both were barely legal blondes when they started out, both released hit single after single, and both of them made watching TRL bearable in the late 90′s (despite Carson Daly), and that's saying something.
But back to the battle. Throughout the years the general consensus has swayed back and forth. At first it was a pretty even mix, with Britney holding the slight edge. Then as Brit began dancing with snakes and making out with Madonna, a clear winner was crowned. It looked like Christina was doomed to a lifelong second-place finish. But then something happened. Let's call that something Kevin Federline.
This isn't news to anybody, but since Britney married her backup dancer a transformation has occurred– the girl has suffered an epic fall (see: her Matt Lauer intv.) Meanwhile, Christina has re-invented herself (again) and is hotter than ever. Recently both have posed nude in magazines. Yes, Britney's pregnant again and Christina isn't, but still. Both chose to get naked, so comparisons must be made. Click below to see the photographs side by side and let us know what you think.
SIZZL-ARE YOU KIDDING ME!?!: Rush & Chloe?
From the usually boring and didactic world of political blogs comes this mind-bending tidbit of gossip that is just too bizzare/confusing to possibly ignore. Recent rumors have been circulating that uber-conservative pill-popping radio host Rush Limbaugh, who recently ran into some trouble for possession of unauthorized Viagra, has been dating actress Mary-Lynn Rajskub, better known as "Chloe" from 24. Tongues were set wagging after photographs were taken of Limbaugh affectionately kissing Rajskub during a recent event at the Heritage Foundation. Rajskub, who in the past has been romantically linked to the decidedly liberal likes of David Cross and Jon Brion, is as odd of a match for Rush as one could likely make. But hey, when you're a soulless right-wing demagogue loaded up on OxyContin and penis pills, who are we to understand what the hell you're doing?
(tip via Junkiness)
While You Were Saying "How Bazaar"
- If there was one thing the Britney Spears gum-smacking, country-talking, loud-blubbering, horrible-looking interview with Matt Lauer left me wanting for, it was seeing this pregnant human tragedy pose naked.
- No matter what she said yesterday, Star Jones' departure from The View seems to be surrounded by drama, resentment and cat-fighting. Considering that those are three foundations upon which the entire show is built, I'm not really sure what the big deal is.
- What's worse than David Hasselhoff abusing his wife? Having to listen to her sing about it. As they say, abuse only begets more abuse.
- Naomi Campbell may get a plea deal on the assault charges she's facing after throwing a cell phone at her maid. The deal is pretty straightforward – either she stops beating her help, or the only clothes she'll be modeling anytime soon are bright orange jumpsuits, which we all know are SO 1997.
- Michael Jackson is covering himself in fairy dust, packing his things and leaving Neverland forever – instead choosing to take his Magical Molestery Tour to Europe, where people are still sort of weird enough to appreciate him.
They Did It! They Finally Did It!
Drunk Dialing. We've all done it. We've all hated ourselves in the morning for it. Checking your Outgoing Calls after a long night of drinking and seeing call after call to friends, family, and exes that you don't remember making is one of the worst feelings you can have in the morning. Well, that and the nausea.
For years I've been saying that I wish there was a phone that would prevent you from doing this. Well… it looks like my wish has finally been granted.
The LP4100 also allows users to set up the phone so on certain nights and after a certain time they do not call certain people in their phone book. Think ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend.
If you have a blood alcohol level over .08, the phone will not let you dial that person. So it not only promotes sobriety, but chastity — and probably your dignity, as well.
Forget about streaming video, daily text alerts and internet access– THIS is the best thing to ever happen to cell phones. A feature that protects me from… me. What more could anybody possibly ask for?
Who else is getting one?


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IEA-ETSAP offers training courses at the introductory, intermediate and advanced levels (programs and conditions) to introduce new users to its model generators and user interfaces. If you are interested, please post your intent icons (with expectations) on the forum where groups of potential participants can form in different parts of the world.
The next ETSAP training will be held in Abu Dhabi on June 2015. The registration will be available in due time.
Two parallel courses are planned for this training session: one on VEDA-TIMES and one on ANSWER-TIMES. Both sessions will be conducted by existing users who are experienced energy systems modeling practitioners.


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Your first look at what's happening around Milwaukee. All of the latest events you can't miss in the city.
On Tap Today: Art and a Russell terrier named Roger
Good morning, dear readers. To get your day rolling, we have some terribly good news. There is an event in your city that involves art and dogs. Well, a dog. Or, at least, one dog at a time.
"Fop and Hounds" is a regular event hosted by the Portrait Society Gallery, 207 E. Buffalo St., fifth floor, where people are invited to come see the current exhibit, socialize, join a discussion and visit with a special guest pooch. What's more, a wine is selected and served that is "paired" with the dog's personality and breed.
This month, a scruffy Parson Russell terrier mix named Roger is the canine of honor. The event begins at 5:30 p.m., and the group will explore "Androgyny," a show featuring several portraits as well as installation by artist Lois Bielefeld. Think of it as an art salon with more barking than normal. The event is free but donations are appreciated. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Stitching History from the Holocaust at the Jewish Museum Milwaukee
Janurary 27, 1945 is a date we should never forget: the liberation of Auschwitz and known now around the world as Holocaust Remembrance Day. And on the 70th anniversary the liberation, its only fitting to take in "Stitching History from the Holocaust," a new exhibit at the Jewish Museum Milwaukee.
The exhibit is centered around Hedwig and Paul Strnad. Living in Prague, Paul Strnad wrote to his cousin Alvin in Milwaukee in 1939 seeking an affidavit so they could escape to the United States; included with the letter were sketched designs of dresses Hedwig drew, which the Strnads hoped would strengthen their case that they were financially independent. But the Strnads were killed during the Holocaust.
The letter and designs were found by the Strnad family in Milwaukee in 1997 and donated to the Jewish Museum. They've been permanently featured, but for the new exhibit, the museum commissioned the costume shop at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater to finish the work that Hedwig Strnad started and bring her designs to life.
The museum, at 1360 N. Prospect Ave., is open today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $6 for adults, $5 for seniors, and $3 for students. Admission for children under the age of six is free.
On Tap Today: Time running out on Traveling in Style exhibit
Oh, Monday. Everyone takes shots at you and the drudgery of returning to routine after a weekend.
But sometimes you have fun on your mind. This could be one of those times.
It's the last week for you to see the Traveling in Style exhibition at the Milwaukee County Historical Society. Witness the era of genteel travel when meals came on china plates and the silver was actual silver.
Got some free time? Want to see how the modern version of how Milwaukee's Beerline got it's name? Thirsty? Lakefront Brewery runs tours on Monday.
On Tap Today: Chris Tucker and 'True West' are on the agenda
Hello, weekend. You're just full of variety.
A smart "True West" continues at the Alchemist Theatre. Read the review. Then buy the ticket.
Comedian Chris Tucker performs at the Riverside Theater. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Storytelling with 'The Moth,' Bucks vs. Jazz, 'Dancing With the Stars Live'
It's a night of pretty serious competition in Milwaukee.
Winners of 10 local storytelling slams go head to head - maybe narrative to narrative is more accurate - tonight at 7 at Turner Hall Ballroom for "The Moth GrandSLAM II: When Worlds Collide." It's under the umbrella of the public radio phenomenon "The Moth."
Meanwhile, the better-than-you-thought-they'd-be Milwaukee Bucks try to close out their brief homestand with a win against the Utah Jazz at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. Tipoff is 7 p.m. Bonus: It's Bucks Mason Jar Mug Night. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: A beer society to celebrate
Good morning, dear readers. If you are here at JSOnline bright and early, chances are high that you are interested in a dose of politics and news, and we encourage you to look around the site as there will be much morning-after coverage of President Barack Obama's State of the Union speech.
Now, let's get to what's going on today.
Nothing says Milwaukee like a beer society, or so it would seem. So, we are wondering how is it possible that the Milwaukee Beer Society is celebrating just a single year of tender life? Well, they are, and tonight. Admission is $10 according to Kathy Flanigan, our resident mistress of beer, who has more about the where and when and which beers will be poured right here.
You may have heard the addictive sounds of The Soil and The Sun on Milwaukee airwaves. Tonght, you can get your fix at Turner Hall. Over at The Rave, it's Chicago quartet Veil of Maya, ready to play from their third full-length album. This band is said to blend progressive and death metal authentically, with melody and toughness.
Also this fine Wednesday are some options for moving or bending one's limbs, including some Yoga, line dancing lessons for newbies and ice skating.
And if you are looking forward to one of the art films of the year, Mr. Turner, tentatively slated to open in Milwaukee this weekend, you might be interested in a good read from former Journal Sentinel film critic Duane Dudek, who connects the look of the film to our Midwestern, grey days. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: See Jennifer Aniston in 'Cake'
And the Oscar won't go to Jennifer Aniston on Feb. 22.
The former "Friends" star was one of the frontrunners for a Best Actress nomination for her performance in the indie drama "Cake," as a woman suffering from chronic constant pain. But despite nominations for a Golden Globe, a SAG Award and Critics Choice Award, Aniston didn't get an Oscar nomination, with many Oscar prognosticators suggesting her snub was one of the biggest upsets this year.
As a result, its unlikely that "Cake" will have enough traction for a theatrical release in Milwaukee. But you can still determine whether Aniston was unjustly robbed of a nomination, when the film screens at 7 tonight at Fox-Bay Cinema Grill (334 E. Silver Spring Dr., Whitefish Bay). Aniston will also participate in a live Q&A as part of a special screening sponsored by the New York Film Critics Series that's being broadcast in select U.S. theaters.
On Tap Today: King Day events, ladies night at the movies and a cabaret series
Let the week begin.
Milwaukee County recognizes Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a public celebration at 3 p.m. today at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, 1531 W. Vliet St. An open house follows at 4:30 p.m.
Marcus Theatres continues its Ladies Night program by showing "Mean Girls" at 7 p.m. They're serving $5 cosmos and glasses of wine in case you're having flashbacks to high school.
Melody Betts opens Uprooted Theater's cabaret series with songs from "Wicked" and "Dreamgirls" along with classics. The show begins at 7 p.m. at Next Act Theater.
'Key & Peele' 'experts' pick Packers in NFC Championship Game
Well, we know who Bertram Skilling thinks will win Sunday's NFC Championship Game.
Skilling is a character - a former NFL player turned inane commentator - played by comedian Keegan-Michael Key on the Comedy Central hit "Key & Peele." In promos for Key and Jordan Peele's Jan. 30 Super Bowl special on the cable channel, Key (as "Super Bowl champion" Skilling) weighs in on the Packers-Seahawks content. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Steampunk Invasion, Gallery Night and more
Hello, Friday.
And, um, hello you there in the costume. The lobby of the Milwaukee Hilton City Center might look a little different today as gamers take over during the Midwinter Gaming Convention. Steampunk Invasion is the theme.
Ready for a night on the town? Here are art and architecture critic Mary Louise Schumacher's picks for Gallery Night & Day. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Bucks in London viewing party, Tap Takeover at Fink's, Music Under Glass
The Milwaukee Bucks have gone British. The team plays the New York Knicks in London today, and Shorewood's Three Lions Pub will host a proper viewing party beginning at 1 p.m. There will be raffle prizes, $3 Coors Light and Miller Lite taps, and the Bucks' dance team and Hoop Troop will make an appearance.
For a more local drinking experience, Madison's Ale Asylum brewery will take over the taps at Fink's beginning at 7 p.m. The brewery is also supplying DJs to keep the beer and beats flowing.
Beats of a blues variety will fill the Domes during Music Under Glass from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Local band Reverend Raven & The Chain Smokin' Altar Boys will perform, and players from the Brewcity Bruisers will also be on hand.
On Tap Today: Golden Eagles, UWM women's basketball, George Koonce ... and Fred Astaire
Considering the college football season is over (finally), spring training hasn't started yet and the Bucks are in England, there's a lot of sports stuff going on in Milwaukee today.
The Marquette Golden Eagles take on the Creighton Bluejays in Big East Conference action at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. Tipoff is at 8 p.m.
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Panthers women's basketball team plays Wright State at the UW-Milwaukee Panthers Arena at 5 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
On Tap Today: Free Mortgage Freeman show for WMSE-FM's 'Local/Live'
Aside from having the most amusing name in the city, Mortgage Freeman is also one of Milwaukee's most unpredictable rock bands. On its ambitious sophomore album "Streetcrusher" released this fall, the sound spans from psychedelic punk to bluesy riffs to Latin rhythms. So when Mortgage Freeman decided to stage its "Streetcrusher" release show as a carnival at Mad Planet, it wasn't outlandish so much as appropriate.
You can get a sense of Mortgage Freeman's eclecticism by watching two 2013 performances for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's "Sound Check" series, below. Better yet, you can see the band live -- for free -- at 6 tonight at the Milwaukee School of Engineering's Todd Wehr Conference Center (1047 N. Broadway) for a special taping of WMSE-FM (91.7)'s "Local/Live" series. And if you can't make it in person, you can still tune into the station at 6 p.m. and hear the local band, well, live.
On Tap Today: A music series debuts
I like my Mondays with a selection of things to do. Good thing.
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So retro: It's Ladies Night at Marcus Theatres. Tonight they're showing "Love, Actually" as part of a line-up geared to women each Monday night. Admission is $5. Cocktails are extra. Details are in this story.
Boone & Crockett has declared each Monday night the night for live music series The Winter Sessions. Tonight it's Dax Odom and Chris DeMay at 9 p.m. The schedule is on Facebook.
On Tap Today: Curl up with a movie; stay warm sipping from a firkin
Happy Friday.
The weather suggests indoor entertainment -- something cozy like prepping for the upcoming Oscar season. Here are 25 movies you really should see before the Academy Awards show.
Here's a guide to what movies are playing where.
Biloba Brewing taps its Vanilla Porter firkin tonight, that's one way to guard against the cold.
On Tap Today: Music Under Glass, Firkin Night, JoAnna Poehlmann
Did your car start this morning? Good. That means you can get to these events around Milwaukee today.
The Domes kicks off their Music Under Glass series with a Neil Diamond tribute show from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Regular admission rates apply, and the series continues on Thursday nights through March 19.
Rock Bottom taps a firkin of one beer that's been fermented twice. Hopefully that means it's twice as good. See for yourself from 4:30 to 6 p.m.
A retrospective of works by JoAnna Poehlmann, a 2011 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters fellow, opens today at RedLine Milwaukee. A reception is scheduled for Gallery Night, Jan. 16.
On Tap Today: National Bobblehead Day
Good morning, dear readers. You knew it had to happen, the would-be bobblehead museum has created an entire holiday dedicated to the wobbling, bobbing figures it will soon be the national authority on.
That's right, it is National Bobblehead Day, the day to recognize all "spring-connected head bobbing figurines" throughout the land, or so we're told. The wee figures with jiggling noggins have been around for a century, and its about time they get their own day.
How you celebrate this festive occasion is essentially up to you. This is the first Bobblehead Day and we can not find evidence of official celebrations as yet. Maybe we should all tweet our bobbleheads.
If you are looking for an event that will actually get you out of your house and off of the internet, how about a lunchtime concert in a cathedral, a parody of one of the worst films ever, a quilt show or a plein air show in an old mansion.
Enjoy your Wednesday.
Anna Kendrick on Packers in 'Pitch Perfect 2': 'Like being next to a blue whale'
Count Anna Kendrick as a new Packers fan -- thanks to Clay Matthews & Co. appearing in her next movie, "Pitch Perfect 2."
On "Late Night With Seth Meyers" Monday night, Kendrick, who was on the show to talk about her current musical, "Into the Woods," shared her astonishment with her latest co-stars. Spurred on by some Packers' Twitter messages about the first "Pitch Perfect" movie, Matthews and several members of the team's offensive line landed a cameo of sorts in the sequel, as a rival a cappella group. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Rock & Bowl Night at Pinstrikes
The warmth of the holiday season is gone, and it seems like spring is centuries away.
Welcome to January in Milwaukee - the most miserable time of the year.
But there's no need to shiver in self-pity. As Walter Sobchak from the Coen Brothers' cult comedy classic "The Big Lebowski" might say: "(Expletive) it, Dude. Let's go bowling."
So tonight, go bowling. And do it on the cheap. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Last chance for holiday display
Welcome to the first Monday of 2015.
Science fiction meets science fact at the Alien Worlds and Androids exhibition at the Milwaukee Public Museum. Learn the difference between an android and a robot and more, including some cutting-edge science.
Longing to keep the holidays alive? It's the last day for The Nutcracker: Holiday Display at BMO Harris Bank's downtown lobby.


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Thursday Night Live presents…Stump Trivia Night!
Thursday, March 27, 2014
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Hawk's Nest (in the Weller Academic Building), Worcester campus
Feeling competitive? Come on out for a fun and exciting game of trivia. Hosted by Stump! Trivia, you and your team will have a chance to answer random trivia questions, spanning a variety of topics and themes, for great prizes. Each team can have up to four people; each member of the top 4 teams will be awarded prizes (1st place team- $50.00 Visa Giftcard, 2nd place team- $20 Bookstore Gift Card, 3rd place team- $15 Dunkin Donuts Gift Card, 4th place team- $10.00). All students are welcome. Refreshments will be available (including mozzarella sticks, chicken wings and more!)
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I know exactly what Eric Tingwall is talking about when he mentions the seven-speed automatic. If you're at about 30 mph and the engine is at about 1500 rpm and you're in automatic mode, the transmission is in fourth gear. Nail the accelerator, and the gearbox hesitates, taking at least a second or two for the engine to climb to about 3000 rpm. Then, suddenly, the big V-8 comes on with fury and the tach zooms from 3000 to 6000 rpm as it downshifts. It's a weird, very nonlinear, response. Helluva engine, though.
Very athletic chassis, too, but these twenty-inch tires are a bit much for Michigan roads. I find the four-wheel steering to feel quite artificial, especially at around-town speeds.
Nice interior. I like the aluminum trim piece on the interior door panels, all swoopy and teardrop-shaped. It's a modern, clean, Japanese aesthetic in here and for the most part I like it.
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Gather 'round dear readers. I have wonderful news. There's a new Christmas movie about to make its way into your hearts, and this one doesn't involve Tim Allen (thank God).
No, this one is about Jack Sanderson, a portly, 40-something gentleman who's lost his Christmas spirit after the death of his parents. Without a family Jack finds little reason to find joy during the happiest time of year. But instead of complaining and grumbling 'ba humbug', Jack decides to try to get it back by becoming a professional Santa Claus. Sounds easy enough, but as Jack soon discovers, becoming Santa is no easy feat.
'Natural Selection' Wins Big at SXSW Awards Ceremony
Movie News By Scott Beggs on March 15, 2011 | Comments (1)SXSW 2011 may be coming to a close, but we'll be sharing more interviews and reviews as the week rolls on. All of which will have barbecue stains. It's a big night tonight. Neil is standing in line for Hobo With a Shotgun, cleverly putting his hat out and asking for money to buy a lawnmower. Rob has been lured into a vegan screening of a low-budget Asian pink film. Brian is wandering around town trying to figure out just how much he loved Attack the Block. Luke and Adam are luring people into Asian pink film screenings, and Jack hasn't been seen since last Thursday. We'll be earning a few awards for our coverage, no doubt, but SXSW has crowned a few winners this evening – the most awarded being the Rachel Harris comedy Natural Selection. You thought for a second they were posthumously celebrating Charles Darwin, didn't you? Congratulations to all the winners, and to all the films at SXSW. Here are the winners as listed in the official press release:
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We are a small farm that has started raising Heritage hogs. And we have chosen the Mulefoot Hog because of it being a well mannered pig as well as winning the top tasting contest held in Virginia. We have been raising them several years now. We occasionally have piglets available year round for sale. We will work with you to put together a breeding trio, if you like. We use a non-gmo feed for the pigs. Parents are on premises as well as siblings. We also raise grass-fed Irish Dexter Cattle. We also have some available on a limited basis. Call for details and prices. The beef, as well as the other animals here on the farm, are also raised without any medications, hormones or vaccines. Grass-fed lamb is also available on a limited basis. We now have soy-free duck eggs, which are also non-gmo.
Use no pesticides, chemicals, antibiotics, vaccines, herbicides. We only use all natural bug control and wormers. We also use a homeopathic vet to care for our livestock. We now use a non-soy feed for our ducks. Eggs are available.
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Use as a dip for veggies or a spread on pita and sandwiches. Submitted by COACH_NICOLE Carbs: 21.2g | Fat: 12.8g | Fiber: 4.5g | Protein: 5.8g | Calories: 215.9
Make this ahead of time and then refrigerate for a quick, protein-packed breakfast that's also portion-controlled. Top with salsa (optional) and serve with toast for a complete breakfast. Submitted by COACH_NICOLE Carbs: 3.9g | Fat: 4g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 5.3g | Calories: 71.3
Not your basic yams. Carbs: 36.7g | Fat: 0.9g | Fiber: 4.5g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 162.5
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Recipe courtesy of National Pork Board. For more recipes and ideas, please check out www.TheOtherWhiteMeat.com Carbs: 32.8g | Fat: 18.5g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 31.9g | Calories: 421.7
This simple summer recipe is good hot or cold. The creamy avocado pairs so well with fresh summer tomatoes. Submitted by MBH1118 Carbs: 11.2g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 30.6g | Calories: 253.5
Fresh and juicy during spring and summer months, strawberries are delicious when combined with tender spinach, creamy goat cheese and crunchy toasted almonds. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 6.4g | Fat: 16.6g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 4g | Calories: 181.2
These cheesy stuffed mushrooms are a light vegetarian meal or a hearty side dish. Carbs: 10.1g | Fat: 3.9g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 6.9g | Calories: 93.7
I don't like fish much, but I love this baked tilapia recipe! I think the sauce can be used with other fish/seafood. Submitted by JENNAGUERRA Carbs: 1.8g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 26.1g | Calories: 175.2
Pizza is one of my favorite foods, and the sweet sauce at Papa John's is my all-time favorite. My viewpoint is, if you're going to make it at home, don't make it "just as good," make it better! So I'm remaking a medium Papa John's pie with pineapple, onion and bacon(BACON!!!). Fresh homemade sauce and premium ingredients make this recipe more than worth the calories, and still trimmer than the fast food original! Submitted by KRAMTHEGRAM Carbs: 31.1g | Fat: 5.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 8.3g | Calories: 200.3
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A delicious alternative to pasta. Submitted by TFLAHERTY Carbs: 18.3g | Fat: 16.9g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 11g | Calories: 265.5
We cut the grease and used reduced-fat string cheese to re-create a pub favorite. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 15.4g | Calories: 145.2
Delicious and easy, this salad combines all of my favorite sushi ingredients in one bowl! And, because it's based on a California roll, it uses fully cooked seafood. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 27.3g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 6g | Protein: 6.5g | Calories: 199.1
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2 cups of this stew makes a filling and nutrutious lunch. Submitted by REVASEAN Carbs: 11.3g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 2.2g | Calories: 61.6
Try this inexpensive and fresh version of a chicken casserole--no need for processed soups or sauces! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 36.1g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 8.8g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 320.6
This veggie-packed soup gets a boost of protein from chicken. Submitted by JOASIA1 Carbs: 29.3g | Fat: 6.2g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 11.3g | Calories: 213.8
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Roasted chicken is a simple and versatile protein. Use it in soups, throw it on pasta or pair it with a simple salad. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 0.2g | Fat: 22.6g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 46.7g | Calories: 405.1
This is a lighter take on the classic Italian preparation of Chicken Cacciatore (or Chicken Hunter Style). Our made-over version uses white meat rather than dark and less oil to cut almost 60 calories per serving and reduce the fat and sodium of the traditional recipe. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 8.6g | Fat: 11.2g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 30.8g | Calories: 282.7


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Biden predicts international crisis if elected - McCain reacts
Jake Turcotte
What do you do when Joe Biden guarantees an international crisis if running mate Barack Obama is elected to the presidency? If you're the McCain team you jump on it.
Just like when a running back sees an opening, he takes it. And if he's powerful enough -- think Earl Campbell back in his glory days or Chris Berman favorite Mike Alstott or a healthy Ladainian Tomlinson -- he can take that small opening, throw off defenders and cause some damage.
Try as they may, Team McCain doesn't have Earl Campbell's 1978 legs right now. And McCain's offensive line? They're not the Hogs. They best they can do is to look for some mistake, some gaffe, some blunder.
Joe the Senator
Enter Joe Biden.
Yesterday, the Republican camp was trying to score some points from speeches the Delaware Senator gave on Sunday where he guaranteed an international crisis if the Obama-Biden ticket is elected.
"Mark my words: It will not be six months before the world tests Barack Obama like they did John Kennedy," Biden told the crowd. "The world is looking. We're about to elect a brilliant 47-year-old senator president of the United States of America. Watch, we're going to have an international crisis, a generated crisis, to test the mettle of this guy."
"He's going to have to make some really tough - I don't know what the decision's going to be, but I promise you it will occur. As a student of history and having served with seven presidents, I guarantee you it's going to happen," he said.
Rapid response
The McCain communications team jumped - emailing Biden's remarks around, along with McCain's prepared response and an announcement of a conference call led by Rudy Giuiliani to help frame the issue.


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Wed, Dec 17, 08 at 10:56
I have just replaced the drive geare and worm gear on my opener Model 41A4315-7 chain drive. After putting it back together and tried to open the garage door it blew the house fuse. I am certin I connected the wires corectly. After I reset the breaker there is no power to the door opener.
I have checked the outlet and there is power to it. Is there a reset button or a way to troubleshoot to see if the opener has power.......Thanks. |
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- Posted by don_1_2006 (My Page) on Wed, Dec 17, 08 at 14:00
There is no reset button in the opener. As you found out it uses the house breakers. What wires did you disconnect? The only way to check for power is a volt meter. |
I disconnected the motor wires three to be exact. Red, white, and blue and connected it back correctley. not much to it. |
- Posted by don_1_2006 (My Page) on Thu, Dec 18, 08 at 16:42
Yes you are right there isn't much to replacing three wires but you did say it blew the house fuse. |
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