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Maybe she should just move into the Golden Corral. Mealtimes really don't matter there, the trough is always full.
I had to read 1984 and Brave New World in the same high school lit class. I decided that given the choice of futures to live in, BNW was probably the more pleasant one, as long as I got to be an...
All politics aside, if Pettus was the grand dragon of the kkk, then they really should consider renaming the bridge after someone else. Then again, MLK may have chosen that bridge for the protest...
A news report this morning said he had 80 stitches in his face. He's lucky to be alive.
Neither did I. They're still not 'free', really, but apparently I have to get squished once a year (I usually manage to drag it out to every 18 months...)

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Tom Boxer and Antonia's single Morena has reached the top of the charts in countries all over world. Antonia Iacobescu's beautiful lyrics and stunning looks made the music video an even bigger success with millions of views on YouTube. Check out a live video of Antonia performing Morena in Germany, below. Check out Morena (remixes from Treitl Hammond, Malibu Breeze, Victor Magan & More!) and Morena Remixes (a new collection of mixes from The Perez Brothers, Kash Trivedi, Sean Garnier, & More!).
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Long Island's Party 105 FM Now Features Tom Boxer And Antonia's Single Morena
WPTY Party 105 is Long Island's leading party station playing the best songs in dance songs from every genre – Pop, Hip-Hop, and EDM.
The Razor 'n' Guido show on Party FM now features Tom Boxer and Antonia's hit single Morena.If you do not live in Suffolk County, you can listen to Party 105 online: www.party105.com You can also request Morena by calling: (631) 580- 1054. Check out the remixes from Kash Trivedi, Sean Garnier, Treitl Hammond, and more.
Tom Boxer Featuring Antonia – Morena Remixes by Radikal Records
Schiller's Breathe And Tom Boxer's Morena Are Featured In Fusion Radio's Top 100 Of 2011
Schiller – Breathe (DJ TK Club Mix) by Radikal Records
To purchase Breathe or stream additional mixes visit: http://www.radikal.com/2011/08/23/schiller-featuring-september-breathe/
2011 has been a big year for vocalists September (Petra Marklund) and Antonia Iacobescu and Chicago's Fusion Radio agrees.
Schiller (Christopher van Deylen) and September collaborated on the single Breathe on his latest release, Breathless. The single was revisited with Breathe Remixes, featuring remixes from Dave Ramone and Tonekind.
Romanian DJ Tom Boxer topped the Euro dance charts with the single Morena featuring the vocals of Antonia Iacobescu. The single's steamy music video became a hit on YouTube and Morena continued to dominate the charts.
To continue listening to Morena and Breathe in 2012 on Fusion Radio visit : http://www.fusionradio.fm
Tom Boxer – Morena (Extended Mix) by Radikal Records
To purchase Morena or stream additional mixes visit: http://www.radikal.com/2011/02/11/tom-boxer-morena/
Aerial Noise Declares The Remixes of Tom Boxer's Morena Featuring Antonia Perfect Tunes For Summer
Aerial Noise is an electronic music blog feature the newest releases and news in dance music. According to our friends at Aerial Noise, the stand out edits of Tom Boxer's Morena are the Treitl Hammond and Malibu Breeze remixes. "These remixes by Hammond and Breeze paint this Original into a far superior light." Read more…
Europopped Covers The US Release Of Tom Boxer's Morena Featuring Antonia
Europopped is a blog created by an American appreciator of all things Eurozone. Intrigued by the scandalous music video, Europopped introduces their followers to Tom Boxer's latest dance release, Morena Featuring Antonia.
Chubby Beavers Blog Discovers Tom Boxer's Morena Featuring Antonia
Chubby Beavers is a blog that was created back in 2009 by a couple of friends from USC. Their mission is to bring followers the "fattest music around" .In time, the word spread of this bad-ass blog, and the site gained a substantial and dedicated following.
One of their writers stumbled upon Tom Boxer's Morena Featuring Antonia during a recent trip to Israel. He enjoyed the track and quickly added it to the blog upon his return, informing Chubby Beavers' audience of the song's success abroad.
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Drop Beats Not Bombs Covers Tom Boxer's Morena Featuring Antonia
Drop Beats Not Bombs is a site that features the newest dance music across the genres: Hip-hop, Trance, and House. It's quirky name signifies the blog's mission; to deliver the freshest beats daily.
Drop Beats Not Bombs has taken a liking to the Victor Magan and Malibu Breeze remixes of Morena.Check out their coverage of this summer's hot new dance song by Tom Boxer Featuring Antonia.
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After a day of bouldering and a day of trad climbing that had me completely worked (demoralized, beat, shattered…pick what you will) I spent the third day following the routes my friends decided to lead. I figured that the emotional stress I endured whilst contemplating the many versions of my death-by-leading-sandbagged-trad-routes would be relieved now that I'd be on good, old fashioned toprope.
Not the case, as it turns out.
Will, my forever optimistic and equally tenacious friend, had his eyes set on an 11.a horizontal, overhang-of-death hand crack. The first red flag should have been the name of the area in which the route lay dormant, waiting for new victims; Hall of Horrors. I figured that I had creatively avoided any chance of having to lead the route by waiting until my "following" day, so of course I wholeheartedly led our group of three to the route that is now the bane of my existence.
After Will bossed up the lead, my boyfriend Andrew made the second follow. I lightly brushed off the agro comments of how much he hated climbing and how little fun he was having while he was hauling his chicken legs up and over the godforsaken crack. That should have been my second red flag.
Yet, on went my Muiras and in I tied in.
Halfway up the route and only a few moves into the roof, with blood dripping from my arm after being caught by the rope, my shoulder seizing after trying to remove a cam that stubbornly walked itself deep into the abyss of hell, and just on the brink of dry heaving due my ungraceful and painful hand jams with legs flailing underneath me, I let go. I fell just out of reach of the roof. I gave a half-hearted attempt to grab the draw attached to the wandering cam, but with no success.
I sat there for a moment and felt the silence of Joshua Tree surround me. The sun was beating down on my already sunburned face. I couldn't tell if my hands were numb from pain or from being cold.
And the tears started streaming down my face.Yes. I sat there crying.
Like a moran.
There I was, feeling so badly for myself… which seemed absolutely ridiculous. Everything about the climb seemed to make me cry. There were tears shed because I couldn't do it clean. There were tears shed because I may not be able to do it at all. There were tears shed because I remembered I was breaking through my rubber on my Muiras. There were tears shed because I made such a pathetic attempt at tape gloves that they had almost completely fallen off. There were tears shed for just... about…everything.
Who cares if I couldn't finish the route? Who cares if I finished it and flailed the whole way? I've never been a competitive climber in that way and I generally try not to judge my self-worth based on the grace or the grade of my latest send. But this was.. too much.
A minute or two went by and my (blissfully oblivious to my mental breakdown) climbing partners called down and asked how I was doing. I managed to choke down a few tears before yelling back, "I'm all good!!!!!!!!!!!"
Though this was after I had informed those same two climbing partners that "I CAN'T DO THIS" and "I DON'T THINK I CAN DO THIS" and "I THINK SATAN MADE THIS ROUTE TO MOCK ME", I thought I maybe had them duped. Maybe they thought I was the eternally happy, hardcore (toproper?), and determined climber of the year instead of Ms. Waterworks 2012.
Maybe that was what motivated to wipe those tears with my throbbing, dirty hands with their pathetic tape gloves hanging on for dear life and get my act together. I can't say it was pretty. I can't say I didn't grunt and swear and scream and hyperventilate up that thing. But I can say I made it to the top.
So why did I expose you to such an unflattering and detailed description of a climb that didn't have any crazy hard sends, no new records, no epic bigwalls, and no crazy injuries?
Because, as someone that is presumably interested in climbing, maybe you can relate to that moment of truth. It wasn't the fact that I wouldn't be able to finish the climb that was making me cry. It wasn't that fact that I made really crappy tape gloves. I don't think it had anything to do with climbing at all. I think that I simply can't lie, to myself or anyone else, while I'm climbing. It forces me to deal with the internal complexity of my life in a way that nothing really else does.
And that's a really good thing.
Climbing is honest.
Maybe that's one of the big draws of the sport. And I guess I'm just writing this to say that, though it's really super awesome when a 5.15c is put up in Mallorca, there can be a lot more to climbing than the grade. We all deserve a few pats on the back or preferably a few stiff drinks to celebrate our willingness to test ourselves in this way.
Tears or not, 5.6 or 5.27z, climbing is not for the faint hearted. It can be like holding a mirror up when you've just been electrocuted. Take a deep, hard look and yourself and find out what you're made of…that's what climbing is to me at its best, even when it makes me look my worst. So cheers. Keep on trucking. And give credit where credit is due – you've chosen quite the hobby.
Amanda wrote this trip report after a Thanksgiving trip to Joshua Tree. She has since sustained an non-climbing related broken hand, but remains all smiles. Stop by the desk at Berkeley Ironworks to wish her well and share your own climbing triumphs with her.


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Did any of you read the recent article published on the BBC called "Record numbers of international students"? This is definitely worth a read.
Escape Studios Launches New Search Function in its eLearning Platform
Over the past couple of weeks we've been busy working on our online learning system. "Really? I haven't noticed any difference", I hear you say... Well, it is true that most of the work carried out has been "under the bonnet", so you might not have noticed anything. The reason for sharing this with you today though, is that this work is enabling us to bring to you a number of new features and enhancements.
New mentored courses for long distance learners
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20 September 1778 – 1852
Nationality: Estonian
Place of Birth: unknown
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At the age of 10, Fabian von Bellingshausen started his career as a cadet and at the age of 18, he graduated from the Naval Academy at Kronstadt. From 1803 to 1806, he was part of the first Russian circumnavigation of the earth as a 5th LT under Captain J. Kruzenstern in Frigate "Nadezhda" in the Russian Imperial Navy. On 5 September 1819 he was sent off from Portsmouth on a voyage to discover the Southern Ocean and reached South Georgia by the end of the year. This was a dream assignment for Bellingshausen as he admired Cook's voyages. He crossed the Antarctic Circle on 26 January 1820, and is credited as the first person to see the Antarctic continent. To avoid the oncoming winter they spent four months in the South Pacific. On 21 January 1821, he thought that they had come across land within the Antarctic Circle, but it was just an island – he called it Peter I Island. On 28 January 1821, Bellingshausen discovered a second piece of land, which he called Alexander Coast. Today, people know it as an island joined to the Antarctic Peninsula by an ice shelf, known as Alexander Island.
On 4 August 1821, they arrived back at Kronstadt after 2 years and 21 days. For an additional 30 years, Fabian von Bellingshausen served his country and was promoted to Admiral. He also became Governor of Kornstadt. The family was ennobled by Queen Christina of Sweden in 1651, Johan Eberhardt v B., for his participation in Sweden's war with Russia.
The PCO thanks William Lohmus von Bellingshausen (great grandson) for his input.


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Beer is called a low-alcohol drink, in which the content is less than 7.5% alcohol. Made from a special malt beer with the addition of hops and water. Unlike the alcohol content in beer is not alcohol measured by volume, and weight amounts. For example, beer "Zhiguli" has the strength of 2.8%, equivalent to 3.6% by volume.
Beer is divided into light and dark varieties. Each of these has its own unique taste, flavor and quantity of alcohol. Gets a better taste beer cooling. The optimum temperature of beer - it's 10-13 degrees.
To make beer at home is mixed in equal parts rye flour and malt (by 1.7 kg. Each), add warm water (about 40-45 liters). For the manufacture of beer wort can use a large trough, making it a pre-opening day. Also suitable and enamelware with a hole at the bottom. Dishes chosen so high that it could easily fit in a stove or oven. The bottom of the cookware is placed straw and covered with gauze. After that, fill container with a mixture of malt and flour, cover with a lid and put in the oven for 7-8 hours. After that, take out and flatten the wort into another bowl drain plug. Then refill with water (boiling water), and again urge half an hour. After that merge again for the second time is a must. Mix both wort (primary and secondary), merge into a large pot, add the yeast (about 100 grams), hops (about 1 cup) and put to ferment in a cool place.
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Remember last week when we thought the entire Penn State football team was headed for greener, less-sanctioned pastures? Well, for right now, it appears that will not be the case anymore.
Since the initial announcement of PSU's "almost death-penalty" 62 current scholarship players have publicly stated they're staying with the program (spreadsheet courtesy of Nittany Lions blog Black Shoe Diaries). Six top recruits from the class of 2013 all showed some impressive solidarity the other day when they reaffirmed their commitment to the school via Twitter. After all the doomsday predictions and sky-is-falling rhetoric about the beleaguered program, the first player to officially leave the program only did so yesterday.
But is that just the beginning of what may be a larger wave of fallout? Tim Buckley, former PSU safety and Raleigh native, officially jumped ship to his hometown NC State yesterday. While just a two-star player out of high school, Buckley was not sticking around to see how much playing time he could gain by other defections and now finds himself much closer to home (though not much closer to starting right now). Buckley's departure may not make ripples in the big scheme of things, but it's a warning shot for the other two big names in PSU transfer conversations.
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Nitrification and denitrification in a midwestern stream containing high nitrate: in situ assessment using tracers in dome-shaped incubation chambers
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The extent to which in-stream processes alter or remove nutrient loads in agriculturally impacted streams is critically important to watershed function and the delivery of those loads to coastal waters. In this study, patch-scale rates of in-stream benthic processes were determined using large volume, open-bottom benthic incubation chambers in a nitrate-rich, first to third order stream draining an area dominated by tile-drained row-crop fields. The chambers were fitted with sampling/mixing ports, a volume compensation bladder, and porewater samplers. Incubations were conducted with added tracers (NaBr and either 15N[NO3 −], 15N[NO2 −], or 15N[NH4 +]) for 24–44 h intervals and reaction rates were determined from changes in concentrations and isotopic compositions of nitrate, nitrite, ammonium and nitrogen gas. Overall, nitrate loss rates (220–3,560 μmol N m−2 h−1) greatly exceeded corresponding denitrification rates (34–212 μmol N m−2 h−1) and both of these rates were correlated with nitrate concentrations (90–1,330 μM), which could be readily manipulated with addition experiments. Chamber estimates closely matched whole-stream rates of denitrification and nitrate loss using 15N. Chamber incubations with acetylene indicated that coupled nitrification/denitrification was not a major source of N2 production at ambient nitrate concentrations (175 μM), but acetylene was not effective for assessing denitrification at higher nitrate concentrations (1,330 μM). Ammonium uptake rates greatly exceeded nitrification rates, which were relatively low even with added ammonium (3.5 μmol N m−2 h−1), though incubations with nitrite demonstrated that oxidation to nitrate exceeded reduction to nitrogen gas in the surface sediments by fivefold to tenfold. The chamber results confirmed earlier studies that denitrification was a substantial nitrate sink in this stream, but they also indicated that dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN) turnover rates greatly exceeded the rates of permanent nitrogen removal via denitrification.
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- Nitrification and denitrification in a midwestern stream containing high nitrate: in situ assessment using tracers in dome-shaped incubation chambers
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Volume 96, Issue 1-3 , pp 189-208
- Cover Date
- 2009-12-01
- 10.1007/s10533-009-9358-0
- Print ISSN
- 0168-2563
- Online ISSN
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Denitrification
- Nitrification
- Stream bed
- Benthic chamber
- Isotope tracer
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Richard L. Smith (1)
- John Karl Böhlke (2)
- Deborah A. Repert (1)
- Charles P. Hart (1)
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- 1. US Geological Survey, 3215 Marine Street, Boulder, CO, 80303, USA
- 2. US Geological Survey, 431 National Center, Reston, VA, 20192, USA


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I would like to address an issue that is apparently of concern to a significant number of people. In my "Ask Fred†column, several people have expressed concern (some have been adamant and angry) that Marco Rubio should not be selected as the Vice Presidential nominee because he would not be eligible to be President, if the need arose. They contend that at least one of his parents were required at the time of his birth to have been a citizen for him to fulfill the constitutional requirement of eligibility, even though he was born on American soil.
To buttress these arguments, these writers have sent along a number of snippets, quotations and irrelevant comments by judges – often taken out of context – that they say support this position. They are all incorrect.
Let me make a couple of things very clear.
First, this is a legal question. Therefore, the test with regard to a question such as this is, "What would the Supreme Court likely hold if the question were presented to it?†This is a common exercise. There are many unresolved legal questions in our society. That is why we have the Court. It doesn't mean that we have to like the decision or agree with it or that we even have to like the Supreme Court. That's just the way we determine the law or the probable law in this country.
Second, I'm not touting Rubio. I think that he is a charismatic politician with a bright future. He is also untested on the national stage. I can see arguments for and against him. But I won't sit back and watch him get caught up in a bunch of foolishness that misleads people about his eligibility to be President. Besides, this question affects others in addition to Rubio.
This may raise questions about Gov. Bobby Jindal, Gov. Nicki Haley, as well as Ted Cruiz, a candidate for the Senate in Texas. Mind you, a person has the right to believe anything he or she wants about anyone's qualifications. But these questions that have been raised about the qualifications of these Republicans of great promise are simply not based upon precedent or history. Specifically, the chances that the Supreme Court would rule that Marco Rubio is not eligible to be President because of the citizenship of his parents at the time of his U.S. birth are less than remote, regardless of the future composition of the Court.
So why do I say this with such authority?
The answer is the English common law, which formed the basis for our own legal structure, opinions of our Founding Fathers, U.S. court decisions, and the 14th Amendment. Article 1 Section 2 of the Constitution says, in part: "No person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President….†Therefore, the issue becomes who is a "natural born citizen†(NBC)? It is not defined in the Constitution.
For many years there have been people who have contended that being born in the U.S. was insufficient to be a NBC and that one's parents have to be citizens also. Comments to that effect have appeared in Congressional debates, treatises, and even in a court opinion or two many years ago. Some writers in recent years, arguing for the logic of this position, have pointed out that the requirement of natural born citizenship was intended to protect the nation from foreign influences. The fact that there are folks on this side of the issue should not be surprising. The meaning of almost every word of the Constitution has been argued over.
The fact is that these opinions are in the distinct minority. And in the rare instance when a judge has said that a NBC must have parents who are citizens, it has not been part of the decision in the case. Such comments have been gratuitous or "dictum,†as the lawyers say. That is, not necessary to the actual holding in the case.
Previous Court Scenarios
Where the issue has been squarely before a court, the result has been otherwise. In Lynch v Clark, decided in 1844, the issue was the right to inherit. The New York court held that the child, born in the U.S. of British subjects, could inherit because she was a NBC. In 1898 the Supreme Court in U.S. v Wong Kim Ark held the same way. Those cases are still good law today. These courts relied upon , in part, the English common law in deriving the intent of the Founders and pointed out that in England being born on English soil was sufficient for citizenship. The statements of James Madison, for one, make it clear that the Founders had no intention of deviating from the common law in this regard. This is further supported by official opinions of our nation's Attorney Generals going back several years.
Finally, the 14th Amendment was ratified in 1868, which states, in part: "All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.†Reading this together with Article 2 would indicate that the additional "natural born†requirement of Article 2 for a citizen to be eligible to be president meant that being "naturalized†would not suffice. He must be born here.
In 2011 the Congressional Research Service accurately stated, "The weight of legal and historical authority indicates that the term "natural born†citizen would mean a person who is entitled to U.S. citizenship "by birth†or "at birth†…by being born in the United States and under its jurisdiction, even those born to alien parents…â€
While the Supreme Court has never directly addressed the question of a specific presidential candidate's eligibility as a NBC, it is inconceivable that the Court would depose a president who was born on American soil. Some people love to excite and stir us up but we have an election coming up, folks. May I suggest that we resist the temptation to chase every rabbit that comes down the trail and focus, instead, on that?
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Buick Century dies when idling
I have a 97 Century that intermittently dies at every stop and will not continue running at start up unless I have my foot on the gas pedal. I had it in to my mechanic about a week ago and he replaced the fuel filter saying it was partially clogged. He also said there were no codes in the computer but I'm not sure how up to date he is with that. I would appreciate any help you can give before I take it back to him or maybe (gasp) the dealer. Thanks.
Lets examine the details here.
"I have a 97 Century that intermittently dies at every stop and will not continue running at start up unless I have my foot on the gas pedal."
First thought, the PCM (computer) cannot open the idle air control valve to control the idle speed, and the minimum air rate itself is too slow to allow the engine to continue to run. This is what checking the basics is all about, any decent driveability tech should handle this with ease.
"I had it in to my mechanic about a week ago and he replaced the fuel filter saying it was partially clogged. He also said there were no codes in the computer but I'm not sure how up to date he is with that."
Big red flag here. Just who is "your mechanic"? First a fuel filter will not cause a stalls at stop complaint. That is just silly for anyone to make that assumption. A partially clogged fuel filter would have the engine starting to starve for fuel when the demand for the fuel is high. The higher the demand, the more the engine would starve. Todays computerized fuel injection systems would attempt to compensate for a clogged filter by increasing the injection pulse width. This correction can be seen in the long term, and short term fuel trim percentages. If it get's so bad that the computer cannot compensate then the check engine lamp would come on, and lean exhaust codes would be stored. When the car is at idle, it requires far less fuel per second than it does when it's under a load. Therefore a clogged fuel filter will NEVER give you a problem at idle, until long after it was giving you serious trouble on the highway.
"I would appreciate any help you can give before I take it back to him or maybe (gasp) the dealer. Thanks."
Why would you first have to gasp about taking this to the dealer? Besides the fact that you would think that is necessary to do that if the first guy couldn't handle this problem, and it's obvious IMO he cannot. Real techs, talented techs are all over the place. The way to find the ones that are not up to speed is by picking up the phone and asking them how much this will cost first. Every time I run into this attitude that the cheaper someone can try and repair a car the better they must be I have to shake my head. Take two techs with similar ability to repair cars. Send one to more schools and furnish more and better tools and equipment, and in a few years you end up with a tech that is better at fixing cars. But he won't be cheaper! There is nothing wrong with the pricing that most dealers charge these days. Quite frankly though, if there is something wrong, it's that because of market pressure they might not actually charge enough either in order to truly have all of the money they should have to improve their people's abilities.
You need a REAL tech to work on this, real techs are not cheap. Find a good one, and then stick with him/her and the shop they work at for everything your car needs. That way they get a return on the investment they are making, and put the clowns that think a fuel filter will fix an idling problem out of business.
LOL! I think you about got it covered there and then some john g.
One other thing, paying somebody to throw parts at it and not fix the problem isn't cheep either in my book.
Someone who knows what they're doing usually zeros in on these problems in no time. That leaves you with the diagnostic fee like a flat $60 or whatever it may be now, plus the part and time to install, if addtional time is required.
If you have to pay someone to fix your car, that's the only way to go. Stay away from parts changers. jmo
Two things - the fuel filter is a service item, and must be changed periodically (50, even 100K miles!).
Keeping records can prevent un-necessary changes.
I write the change date/mileage on the filter..
The car's system( the sensors, the CEL) are primarily for curbing emissions..
The engine can be running poorly, but if still running cleanly, no CEL will be triggered.
Don, you will have to find a knowledgeable technician , and this man may just be at the dealer.
I suspect that the idle air control needs to be cleaned, lubed, if possible.
Some of the IACs can be serviced...
The days of letting Rufus and his partner Fred work on your car down at the Shade tree shop.Have ended for engine diognostics.They were good in there day and still are for things like suspension parts like struts and exaust systems,waterpumps,altenators,Then basic service and preventive maintanace things like oil changes,fuel filters,tires.But when its not running right or the service engine light comes on.There not the place to take it.Sure there cheaper they do not have the equipment to find these problems.If he did have it and the training he would be higher also.But more then likley would be working at the dealer location if he had the training.As for the equipment needed I dought he could get it if he won the lottery.
johndeere said" The days of letting Rufus and his partner Fred work on your car down at the Shade tree shop.Have ended for engine diognostics.They were good in there day and still are for things like suspension parts like struts and exaust systems,waterpumps,altenators"
Taking anything to this kind of a shop rewards them for NOT going to schools and investing in the tools required to service todays cars. Taking the easy work to THEM, punishes guys (shops) like me (mine) for making the commitment to continually re-invest to be ready to serve the publics motoring needs.
"Sure there cheaper they do not have the equipment to find these problems"
In fact they quite often are NOT cheaper. They shot gun parts that have not been proven to be bad, and don't solve the trouble. Then the car gets moved to a shop that can do the work, and they are rewarded for being able to do so with comments like "I already spent $X00 on this, I don't want to spend any more" Plus let's assume some of the work was actually needed. The shop that made the committment to be able to do the whole job actually gets a smaller return on their investment, and ultimately that turns around and equals a school that they don't get to attend, or a tool they have to delay buying. Those two factors cannot be tolerated, so the shops response is to raise their prices for the work that they still get to do. The end result is the consumer clearly spends more in the long run by taking anything to the "discount stores".
If anyone has trouble justifying that statement simply count the number of mouths to feed from a fixed amount of work. That's why Wal Mart, and everyone else jumping on the quick lube band wagon actually cost you more. Then you have to consider that a tech like me isn't passing on the skills that I have aquired to the next generation of techs. The quick lubes suck the easy work out of our shops, and eliminate the entry level techs position here. Worse than that, they turn what used to be a working apprenticeship into a dead end minumum wage job. But hey, your saving $5.00 today right?
I appreciate your comments with a few exceptions. You all seem to think I have chosen the cheap way out. I am just another person with an automobile that I must depend on daily. You tell me how to find that REAL tech that can fix my car. I never once in my post said anything about cost or charges. You all assumed that I was going the cheap route. My "gasp" about the dealer was only because they have always kept my car 3 or 4 days and have not always fixed it. They certainly aren't the "REAL techs". Tell me how to recognize the REAL tech and I will never have to post again on this forum. I will gladly pay whatever it takes to repair my car if it is repaired.
Don, it is a normal, natural thing for a man to use the cheap route - as he percieves it...No one wants to waste money, particularly today....
Finding a good man to work on you car will not be easy, it may be as difficult as finding a good doctor or dentist..
The automotive repair business is in dire need of reform - John G has many good points...
At the quick and cheap? places, it is a case of the blind leading the blind..
ASE certification is a good thing to look for and have...
earthworm, before I retired I repaired all the equipment in the Sears Auto centers between Orange, CA. and Las Vegas, Nev. Doesn't mean I know anything about cars because I don't. I was just a damned good equipment repairman. Now, almost every person in those auto centers wore the ASE patch on their shoulder. Probably 20% deserved them. I really don't have much respect for that patch.
My guess (and it is a guess)is that the IAC (Idle Air Contol) is worn out. I had a few GM cars from the 90s era and have taken apart failed IACs from these. The princple parts are a tiny stepping motor, and a screw gear with nut. The screw and nut are made of plastic and the material around the idle position does strip out. If you have 100,000 miles or more on your car, suspect the IAC. But as John_G point out, your problem can be caused by other things as well.
There is a known drivability problem with that car, and others of that year in the G.M. line. I've done 13 in my
day. It's in the E Prom. Only the dealer can fix it as they will not release the info to an independent garage.
some cars have the problem, some don't. Sounds like yours
does. Some E.C.M.s have to be changed some just need a new flash. You say this is intermittent, sounds just like your
problem. That is exactly what they do.
Hi Kalining. You wrote "Only the dealer can fix it as they will not release the info to an independent garage."
That is not true. I have all of the software, and can do GM reflashes exactly as the dealer can. It isn't cheap for me to do that, in fact between the initial price of the Tech II, the CanDi Module, My laptop, and TIS 2000 software, plus yearly updates I have almost 10K invested. I reflash a GM car about once a week right now. E-prom updates we were always able to get, that was a simple way to change programming.
BTW I can also do Chrysler corporation vehicles. Ford will be next to be added to my list of cars that I can do. Then Toyota, and on down the line as much as I can afford it.
Hi John. Nice to hear from you. Keeping busy ? What i should have said is if the car is still under warranty there was no way in hell we would release that info. Things change i guess. Anyway the bottom line seems that the average garage can't afford the up dates or doesn't
want to spend the money. I glance through this forum from time to time. Not often. I have better things to do. That
didn't sound right but i'm sure you will figure it out.
I can't believe half of these people are still alive after what they try to do with a 4000 lb. chunk of iron. Most of it sounds like what " you " hear and i do from time to time. " I need this fixed but i don't want to spend any money and i don't need any new parts ". Where have i heard that before ? No offence to the D.Y.I.'s. If you don't try
you don't learn. Money is tight. Do what you have to.
Have a good weekend to all. Be carefull out there.
Hi Kalining
Many techs in our industry (if you can call it that) both dealer and independent don't know anything about the agreement made between the O.E's and the aftermarket about ensuring the avilability of service information, software, and tools and equipment. The link I provided is the cornerstone founded by this agreement. The agreement that formed NASTF also had certain high level technicians, and the ASA pull out of support for legislation that would have put service information availability under the control of the FTC. See HR2048, known as "Vehicle Owner Right To Repair"
For additional information see www.iatn.net That's the site for professional automotive technicians where you will find some of the most up to date, technical information available to techs, written by techs.
Here is a link that might be useful: National Automotive Service Information Task Force
Howdy everyone! I didnt intend to revive this thread. Just for a reason though. It happened that i have the same problem with my 93 buick century and hoping to get answers in order to resolve this issue. Here are a few details:
*6 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 161000 miles
*It dies when it warms up have to let it cool down before restart.
Is it the idle/air censor? Please HELP! Thanks a lot
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Car strikes pedestrian in late night accident
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The intersection is not well lit and when the victim entered the intersection, a Chevy cavalier, driven by another man struck the pedestrian. The driver of the vehicle is not facing any charges and police said, the pedestrian may have been drinking when he entered the intersection.
The victim was taken to Del Sol Medical Center for severe head and leg trauma. Authorities have not released the victim nor the driver's identifications.
Special Traffic Investigators (STI) were at the scene for several hours trying to find out what may have caused the accident.


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Can Social Media Save Mom and Pop Businesses?
Neighborhood businesses are investing more and more money and man hours into developing a social media presence to attract consumers. But can fan pages, status updates, and tweets actually increase foot traffic and sales at brick & mortar establishments? Free Phone Surveys™ (http://www.freephonesurveys.com) – a new cloud-based marketing application – is answering that question by taking advantage of the popularity of social networking and texting to drive more customers to local businesses, virtually on demand.
Free Phone Surveys™ is managed using a simple web interface and a telephone. First, business owners record a brief customer survey question over the phone and then create a special limited-time offer as an incentive for survey participants. Next, customers are invited to call and answer the survey question free of charge, via Facebook, Twitter or any other social networking platform. When customers call to take the survey, they will instantly receive a text message with the special offer. This text message is the call to action for customers to come into the business and redeem the offer before it expires.
"Getting customers to initially follow you on social media is relatively easy," explained Dorsey West, founder of Free Phone Surveys™. "Our goal is to make that social networking relationship valuable for both the client and the business – otherwise, it's a waste of everyone's time and won't last very long."
The only costs for businesses to use Free Phone Surveys™ are text messaging fees, which are currently $20 for every 100 messages sent. Free Phone Surveys™ does not charge survey participants; however, standard messaging and airtime rates from their respective wireless carriers will still apply. Business owners can sign up for a Free Phone Surveys™ account online at http://www.freephonesurveys.com and begin using the service within minutes.


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The Years of Service Award is given to full-time employees at five-year intervals to mark their faithful commitment to the mission of Liberty University.
The primary concern at Liberty is changing lives — the lives of students and the people they will influence. This mission is not ultimately achieved by facilities or programs, but by the individuals who make up the Liberty family. The hard work, dedication, and Christian character of Liberty employees comprise the university's most valuable asset in fulfilling its mission of Training Champions for Christ.
The Years of Service Award exists to publicly recognize the dedicated men and women who view their jobs as not only an occupation, but also a calling to serve God.
Regular full-time employees are eligible to receive a Years of Service award every five years of employment. The employment milestones recognized are five, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40(+) years. An employee's length of service is determined by the number of years they have been employed on a permanent basis and includes authorized leave with pay or paid sabbaticals. If an employee leaves the university for a time greater than one year and then returns, their years of service will be calculated by their most recent hire date.


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Take a Volswagen bug around the island. Remember that all beaches are federal and can be enjoyed by all. There are some nice Mexican restaurants that offer tastey fare at reasonable prices. At the end of the island is a federal park for land set aside for turtles come ashore and lay their eggs. But don't stay at those high rent hotels, there are plenty of small botique type, easy on the pocketbook hotels. report a problem


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Pine Warbler, Dendroica pinus
Flora: spiderwort, Tradescantia ohiensis
Print size: 26 1/4" x 39 1/4"; image size: 11 1/2" x 18 1/2"
Princeton Audubon Limited Edition - produced 1985
With a name difficult to enunciate and impossible to locate in a bird guide, Vigors's warbler is in truth an immature pine warbler. Considering that the bird has also been known as a pine-creeping warbler or a pine creeper because of its preference for evergreen habitat, this portrait seems executed on an unlikely perch-a spiderwort plant. But that is exactly where Audubon saw it one day in May 1812 during a visit to Mill Grove, the farm he once owned on Perkiomen Creek, near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Later, thinking it to be an undiscovered species, he named it "Vigors's Warbler" in honor or the English naturalist Nicholas A. Vigors, whom he met in London in 1828.
The bird is done in pastel, the spiderwort in water color.
Princeton Audubon prints are direct-camera facsimile lithographs of the Robert Havell Jr. (1793-1878) engravings for The Birds of America (1827-38). Princeton's Double elephant Folio prints are issued in limited editions of 500 or 1500 prints. All are numbered and have a seal in the bottom margin to demonstrate their authenticity.
Printed on heavy Mohawk paper that is recommended by the Library of Congress for archives, the paper is specially toned to match the average paper color of the antique originals.


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The Random House audiobooks division, which began at Mr. Schulte's suggestion in 1985, is now the largest in the market.
The publishing house named in a $1.25-million defamation lawsuit launched by Conrad Black over the book Thieves of Bay Street has filed a Statement of Defence, refuting claims made by the former media baron. Lord Black alleges that certain passages in the non-fiction book, which details corruption in North America's financial sector, brought him "into hatred, ridicule and contempt in Canada," according to a Statement of Claim filed in June 2012.
Jon Meacham, the longtime Newsweek editor and Pulitzer Prize-winning author, has accepted a high-ranking editorial position at Random House, the publisher said on Wednesday. In January, Mr.
Audiobooks as we know them have been around for about 25 years. But the form really took off when MP3 players like the iPod came out.» E-Mail This
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Editor's Note: The following post comes to us from David Rosewater, partner focusing on mergers & acquisitions at Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP. This post is based on a Schulte Roth & Zabel report by Mr. Rosewater, John M. Pollack, and Neil C.


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Workforce Expansion Services
Perhaps your business is planning to increase or realign its staff. How do you find people who are qualified and ready to work? The MEC provides a range of resources to help you manage your workforce.
For information about any of the programs and services listed below, call MEC Business Services at (415) 473-3309 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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To post your job openings with the Marin Employment Connection pleae complete the MEC Job Order Form and fax to 415.473.3333 or email to email@example.com.
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Employers use MEC facilities to conduct on-site recruitments. Recent employers who used this service include Safeway, Puroclean, Westamerica Bank, In-N-Out Burger, Macy's, and more.
Recruitment Calendar
MEC can help get the word out about your recruitment efforts. A monthly MEC Recruitment Calendar is posted on our web site and at our Career Resource Center, as well as emailed to employment and training service organizations throughout Marin.
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Staff are available to answer questions on employment topics, give assistance in obtaining state forms and publications, and make referrals to appropriate government agencies.
Special Programs for Enhancing Workforce Expansion Efforts
MEC informs employers about special programs that can help reduce the cost of expanding your workforce, such as tax credits for hiring employees or options for on-the-job training wage reimbursement.
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Entering into the fray of of social media can be a pretty scary idea for any corporation. Most companies fear the negative, the bad press, the worst possible scenarios. While those can be legitimate fears, they shouldn't be crippling or the things that halt companies from participating and holding conversations with their audiences and customers. In fact, companies should look to negative situations as learning mechanisms and embrace them as an opportunities to not only do the right thing in regards to their customers, but also as opportunities to change their customer, friends and contacts into fans or evangelists.
By fearing the negative companies tend to have a death grip on control of their products, brands, or services. They mistakenly believe that they are the sole owners of their brands. In today's new and ever emerging era of consumer generated content, these companies are now in for a really rude awakening. With the rise of social media, companies are no longer the sole owner. These companies can no longer totally control the perception of their brand, logo, product, services with public relations spin, fancy press releases or cute commercials.
Gone are the days of pushing a commercial 27 times during a football game in order to hope to sell a product. Gone are the days of pushing a radio commercial 10 times in the spans of an hour in hopes to drive foot traffic to a company's store. It's no longer about the message the company wants to push on an unengaged audience. With the surge of online media and most of the population going to the internet for information, research, conversation and companionship, people tune this stuff out. They flip to their iPod to play the music they want instead of listening to the same commercial for the 10th time in an hour, they fast forward through commercials or watch it on OnDemand with no commercials - the consumer now has more control than ever before.
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Matt Kemp To Rejoin Dodgers Monday
Posted By Blake Bass On September 15, 2013 @ 9:35 PM In MLB | No Comments
[1]Matt Kemp will meet the Dodgers at Chase Field in Arizona on Monday prior to their four-game series with the Diamondbacks manager Don Mattingly announced. He will take part in early workouts and if all goes well he'll be activated off the DL.
"We'll see him tomorrow. He'll be at the ballpark tomorrow working out early with us running doing the bases and doing all that" said Mattingly to Eric Stephen of True Blue LA. "I've been told that depending on where he's at it could be tomorrow. I don't know. Obviously we want him to be healthy."
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Graphic Design in Newspapers
Graphic Design in newspapers is often overlooked by the journalists and copy editors who tend to be more interested in the stories, articles and other features but how a paper is designed graphically can make a huge difference to the reader.
Although headlines are what get readers attention, the layout of the paper, graphics, and photographs are important to keep a readers attention. Without the use of illustrations, a paper would be a jumble of words that can create monotony and boredom for the reader.
Early beginnings
The first American newspaper appeared in Boston in 1690. It was titled Publick Occurrences but was immediately suppressed because it was published with permission. The first successful newspaper was published in Boston by postmaster John Campbell in 1704 and was titled the Boston New-Letter. After that more and more papers began springing up throughout the colonies and by the end of the Revolutionary War in 1783 there were forty-three newspapers in print.
It wasn't until the Industrial Revolution around 1850 that newspapers began to transform into the media that we recognize today. With the advent of new powerful presses that could print ten thousand complete papers in an hour, they also were able to create the first "pictorial" newspapers that included illustrations created by woodcut engravings and the newly invented photograph.
By the 1890's there were over 11,000 newspapers in print. This popular form of journalism now included bold new modern features including banner headlines, extensive use of illustrations and the funny pages. The use of caricature became popular and was used often to present political views. If you look in newspapers today, you will still find this form of illustration popular.
Newspaper Design today
Today the technology is so advanced that anyone can create his or her own newspaper from a home computer. There are hundreds of typefaces to work with, templates, layout designs, so what is the challenge to today's small newspapers and what is preventing them from creating exciting new looks?
The answer may have to do with training. Newspaper editors and copy chiefs are trained in journalism and not graphic design. Even though they may have been exposed to some form of graphic design education while in school, it is not where they spent much of their time learning.
So the individuals responsible for making decisions for the overall look of a paper may have some basic design skill sets, but they have not mastered the finer points of art direction, color use or typographic display. In some cases they were trained as left-brained journalists and not right-brained designers.
Where Does This Leave a Newspaper?
It means that the people at the top including owners and editors must recognize their strengths and weaknesses and either find trained designers to supervise this aspect of the overall design or train their copy editors to understand the nuances of typography, illustration and layout.
It also means that newspapers need to come up with a look or "stylebook" that is consistent throughout the paper from one addition to another. This requires that someone in charge is keeping an eye on the overall production to be sure the Sports editor is laying out the sports page similarly to the Business editor on the business page. There must be a standard.
The goal of design management is not to stifle creativity of the individual editors and journalists but rather make sure the newspaper stays within the parameters set up in the stylebook. Without an understanding of design standards and the number of people who have creative input, a paper can become a style nightmare.
What to Do To Get It Right
With all the challenges facing the editor to create an effective "style" or "look" for the newspaper, what can he or she do to insure consistency? They can start by realizing the job is too big for one person and whoever is in charge needs proper training. Just because an editor takes a couple of classes in newspaper production doesn't make him or her a graphic designer.
The entire staff has to understand there is a look the paper is going for and the reasons for that style. More importantly the organization needs to understand the need for consistency.
By training the supervisors to review page design and layout on an on going basis, the likelihood of poorly crafted editions is reduced. These supervisors must make sure the visuals work with the copy and are effective in communicating the story.
Does the headline work? Is it too big or too small? Does the article fit on the page? Is it too long or too short? How does the illustration for photograph help the story?
These are just some of the questions a supervisor needs to be trained to answer.
Graphic Art Schools in Your State
If any of these professions interest you and you would like to find a school in your area where you can learn these skills, click here to find the school that's right for you.
- Vegetable oil, for searing
- 2 1/2 pounds beef chuck, cut into 2-inch cubes
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 2 medium onions, cut into 6ths
- 5 cloves garlic, crushed
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- 1/3 cup all-purpose flour, or to cover
- 10 cups cold water, or chicken or beef broth, homemade or low-sodium canned
- As a first step, download our plugin instructions, and if you scroll to page 11 you'll find our Stylesheet Cookbook with a bunch of styling codes you can add to your stylesheet to add bullets, colors, lining spacing and more.
- Heat a large Dutch oven with a tight-fitting lid over medium-high heat. Pour in enough oil to fill the pan about 1/4-inch deep. Season the beef generously with salt and pepper, and add to the pan. Saute half the meat, uncovered, stirring only occasionally, until well-browned, about 8 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the beef to a plate. Repeat with the remaining beef. Discard the oil and wipe out the pan.
- Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Return the pot to the stove and melt the butter over medium high heat. Add the onion and cook, stirring, until lightly browned, about 5 minutes. Add the garlic and cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add the tomato paste and cook, stirring, until lightly browned, about 1 minute more. Add the reserved beef and scatter the flour over the vegetable and beef mixture (enough to lightly coat) and cook stirring until lightly toasted. Add the water or broth, and bring to a
- Read more at: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchens/beef-stew-recipe3/index.html?oc=linkback
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'Every Day Was a Mistake': How Should Penn State Deal with Joe Paterno?
The Freeh Report accused the legendary coach, and other Penn State leaders, of concealing Jerry Sandusky's misdeeds. Will JoePa's legacy ever recover?
The Freeh Report accused the legendary coach, and other Penn State leaders, of concealing Jerry Sandusky's misdeeds. Will JoePa's legacy ever recover?
Faster pitching, and smarter front offices, might be fueling the cavalcade of Ks
A decade after All-Star embarrassment, baseball still gives a World Series advantage to the league that wins the game. Why it should stop.
Programming note: today, TIME has launched an Olympics blog, which will feature daily coverage of the lead-up to the London Olympics, as well as dispatches from the Games themselves. You can find the blog here. Leading it off: a …
Back in 1997, when you witnessed Mike Tyson bite off a chunk of Evander Holyfield's ear in a heavyweight mega-fight, you always knew that 15 years later, the fighters would mark the anniversary of this horrible event by making …
Will a coin toss, runoff, or a new twist – rock-paper-scissors! – break the Allyson Felix-Jeneba Tarmoh tie in the women's 100 meters?
A four-team playoff is a start for fixing college football. But it doesn't go far enough
With LeBron James playing at an all-time level and the Big Three getting plenty of help, Miami cruised past Oklahoma City to win its second NBA championship
Fighting cramps in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, LeBron James hit one of the most clutch buckets in his career. How Oklahoma City's Defense Offered an Assist
The Charlotte Bobcats owner hired a college assistant to coach his dismal team. Can the unconventional move work?
Now that the government has failed to convict slugger Roger Clemens of perjury, will it continue to chase alleged drug cheats?
The NBA superstar is dominating the paint, and rewarding the Miami Heat.
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The Bolt is a Chinese mod from Smoktech and should therefore soon be available by several vendors.
The body is made out of Aluminum and it features a mechanical* button and comes in a native 510 connection. Setup for a 18490 battery this is a simple 3.7V mod with a nice textured finish.
Connection 510
Battery 1x 18490
Voltage 3.7V
Power Regulation No
Construction Aluminum
Type Tube
Switch Type Mechanical* (according to manufacturers info)
Feeder No
Features No
Suppliers: Crystal Clear Vaping
Price $37.50 - 50 (prices and included accessories vary)
* the button looks like a horn style plastic button as seen on other mods, that is an electrical button. Smoktech insists that this one is mechanical and the button is printed as such until more information becomes available
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I worked at a theme park for a couple of summers when I was in high school. I worked in the old timey photo booth where people could come and dress up as cowboys or fancy old fashioned ladies and pose for pictures. It was actually a great job.
I was really involved with theater back then and getting to help people make themselves into characters all day was just about the perfect way for me to make money. And of course we got to take our own pictures for free so I have an entire photo album filled with pics of myself in costume.


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Ok, so we know the so-called "insider information†came from a LiveJournal site. We know that the informant is so pro-Palm that it actually borders on comedy (why would RIM buy Palm so they could fire one of their own CEOs and be listed as PALM on the NASDAQ?). However, accurate rumors can come from a wide variety of sources, and this is a rumor that gets passed around quite a bit, so let's take a look at the chances of it coming true then, shall we?
Merger rumors usually surround two types of companies: those looking to rebound from a poor stock showing and successful companies looking to expand their market. Although it can be argued that RIM could easily fit both categories, in this case, it's more likely in response to RIM's lagging stock price. On the surface, buying/merging with Palm seems like a fairly reasonable reaction by RIM to help bolster their stock: you get to eliminate one of your competitors, gain automatic entry into a handset market that you don't really deal with (the "do everything†PDA) and show investors that you're growing.
However, there are a lot of potential pitfalls to a merger of this sort. A RIM/Palm merger would most likely come off as highly reactionary (i.e. "the market's getting saturated with competitors, Wall Street doesn't like our stock, let's go buy someoneâ€) and RIM's corporate brain trust is too smart and cool-headed to do something so impulsive. A merger like this would also dilute RIM's focus, as they would have to deal with a rather lengthy and engaging restructuring process in trying to figure out what to do with their acquisition: do they keep the Treo design and Palm OS and just rebrand the device with BES support, do they redesign their OS and incorporate some of Palm's features for BlackBerry, or do they work on a PalmBerry? A headache like this would only distract RIM from taking care of what they should be focused on: controlling the mobile enterprise market with rock solid, specific functionality email devices.
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If you're the family scribe, chances are you'll be asked to produce (and deliver) a eulogy. Are you ready to speak of the dead?
The Writer
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Working on your first sex scene? Here are three simple steps to writing erotica.
Dorothy Allison looks at writing with grit, humor and joy.
Three steps to taming your inner fangirl when reporting.
Several young authors have zoomed into the best-seller world with large, award-winning tomes. Do you need to write fast to compete?
When the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve, what will be your 2014 resolution? Four writers share their top suggestions.
Understanding online content farms can put you ahead of the selling game and out of the "tl;dr" syndrome.
Lucy Knisley presents food in a way that may whet your appetite for graphic novels.
Reposition yourself as a content provider and strategist. Experiment with branded material, self-publishing and information distribution, and find new platforms for your writing.


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Here"s a universal mounting, two-gun rack that puts "Ole Betsy" at your fingertips as you cruise your hunting property. Mounts in a "stand alone" fashion and can be positioned for quick access and maximum use of passenger space.The Quick-Draw holds two guns (shotgun, rifle or muzzleloader) securely and protected in a soft, cushioned cradle.Unlike conventional clips and loops, our unique Velcro pull-tabs form and fit the holding cradles to the exact size of the stock or forearm of the gun it is holding - no more loose fits to disturb the sight and scope settings!The Quick-Draw comes complete with all necessary hardware for quick and easy installation.Add Add the quick-disconnect plate to the Quick-Draw Gun rack and you get the most versatile means ever for transporting your trusty weapon. Once the permanent mounting plate is secured, the Quick-Draw Supreme can be installed or removed in seconds - with just a few turns of the four detaching screws and you are good to go.The Quick-Draw Supreme has all the great features as the regular Quick-Draw...two-gun capacity, easy mounting, quick access, gun holders with baby-soft cushioning for maximum protection of stocks and forearms, upright mounting that allows passenger leg space.The Quick-Draw frame is constructed of aircraft aluminum and finished off with super tough powder coat paint for years of good looks and dependable service. The Quick-Draw and Quick-Draw Supreme Gun Rack fits all "little truck" type utility vehicles - Kawasaki Mule, Polaris Ranger, John Deere Gator, golf cart style, etc.
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Tucked away, in the back of Henderson, KY's Citi-Center building in its historic and beautiful business district, is where Bagelrama is cranking out highly unique and sometimes sophisticated flavor combinations in the form of hot, messy and gooey STEAMED BAGEL SANDWICHES. The menu ranges from Breakfast Sandwiches and Regional Favorites to Thai and Cuban-Inspired Creations, offering salads, soup of the day, desserts and daily lunch specials. Bagelrama can please just about anyone, from toddlers to discriminating "foodies." There are also private meeting rooms, located just outside of the deli's main dining area.
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NameJason Savage Principal Shailer Pk
Phone07 3387 2222
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30 Pinelands Street LOGANLEA, 4131
Situated in a peaceful location, with great neighbours and only minutes to everything you could ever need your value packed new family home awaits.This beautifully presented home is just over 4 years old and still provides that new home feeling. You will be impressed with the brilliant design which offers functionality and makes family living a joy.
The large master suite includes a walk in robe and ensuite and the other 3 bedrooms have built in robes. The large open planned living area will provide an abundance of space for the whole family. The large under roof patio area flows effortlessly from the family area to bring outside living in, perfect for entertaining family and friends. The kitchen is sleek in appearance, practical in design and offers plenty of bench and cupboard space for ease of use.
With a 1,000m2 plus block you will find you have plenty of room for the kids and pets to safely play. There is also room to build a granny flat if extra accommodation is needed. The fully fenced yard has side access allowing you to park the boat, caravan or trailer.
The location of the property is ideal due to its close proximity to schools, shopping centres, University, Hospital, Parks and sporting facilities and with excellent public transport in place with local buses and the train station close by where you can catch an express train to the city for work.
30 Pinelands Street, Loganlea at a glance.
4 Bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk in robe.
2 Bathrooms
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Fully fenced 1,000 + m2 block with side access and water tank
Close to schools, shops, train station, Uni, hospital plus more.
For your private inspection please call Jason Savage from All Properties Group now!!
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