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Kreg MKJKIT Mini Kreg Jig® Kit
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Kreg gives you its most positionable pocket hole tool perfect for repairs with this Mini Kreg Jig® Kit (MKJKIT). Its compact, single-drill design allows placement of pocket holes in the tightest areas. The fenceless design enables unlimited material thickness and width positioning. The plug setting feature on the bottom of the tools helps fully seat pockethole plugs into place, preventing wear and tear on your hands. It's perfect for creating pocket holes on already-assembled projects. Plus, it's ideal for repairs, such as tightening chairs or a table rail to the leg.
- Most positionable pocket hole tool
- Makes pocket hole joinery work easier
- The compact, single-drill guide design allows placement of pocket holes in tightest areas
- The fenceless design enables unlimited material thickness and width positioning
- Hardened steel drill guide with lifetime warranty holds up in the most demanding applications
- The glass-reinforced nylon jig body stands up to tough, high-impact abuse
- The plug setting feature in the bottom of the tool helps to fully seat pocket hole plugs into place, preventing wear and tear on your hands
- Perfect for situations where the project is already assembled and need an extra pocket hole
- Great for repair applications like tightening a chair or table rail to the leg
- One-hole jig is great for furniture repairs and flooring work
- Includes 3/8" step drill bit, depth collar and Allen wrench
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In The Box
- One (1) Mini Kreg Jig®
- One (1) 3/8" step drill bit
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- One (1) allen wrench
- Creating extra pocket holes in already-assembled projects
- Tightening chairs and tables
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Brand | Kreg |
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Shipping Weight | 1.5000 |
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Rangers, Astros renew Lone Star State rivalry
Texas won 17 of 19 meetings in '13; Feldman starts for Houston
The Rangers dominated the Astros last season, winning 17 of 19 games against a team that went 51-111 in manager Bo Porter's first year on the job. That matched the most wins against a single opponent since the divisional era began in 1969.
The Rangers have won 11 straight and are 36-7 against the Astros since 2009. They won the last 14 individual series. As far as the Silver Boot Trophy, the Rangers have had possession of it for the last seven years.
But Rangers manager Ron Washington warned that the Astros aren't going to roll over so easily this season. The Rangers return home to open a three-game series with the Astros on Friday night.
"They're a better team," Washington said. "They are another year older and they've got a real good leader in Bo Porter. The mistakes they might have made last year, they won't make as many this season. They will be able to hold on to games more than last year. They lost a lot of ballgames in the seventh inning on. I think they will be able to hold on to those leads because they've added some experience in the bullpen.
"They are not going to be anybody's doormat. You've got to bring your best game."
Texas does have Yu Darvish pitching Friday night, and he was tough on Houston last season, going 3-1 with a 2.83 ERA and 52 strikeouts in 35 innings. The Astros hit just .126 off him and he twice came close to pitching a no-hitter against them.
Darvish faced the Astros on April 2 in his first start of the 2013 season and retired 26 straight hitters. He was one out away from a perfect game when Marwin Gonzalez ended the bid with a single up the middle. On Aug. 12, Darvish had a no-hitter going into the eighth before Carlos Corporan hit a one-out home run.
This will be Darvish's first start at home this season. Over the past two seasons, he is 17-8 with a 3.20 ERA in 33 starts in Arlington.
"I am looking forward to pitching in my home stadium and looking forward to a stadium that has mostly Rangers fans," Darvish said.
But the Rangers could be without Adrian Beltre, who is dealing with a tight left quad muscle and is questionable for Friday night. Beltre, who could end up on the disabled list, hit .361 with six home runs and 15 RBI against the Astros last season.
The Astros will pitch Scott Feldman, the former Ranger who signed a three-year deal as a free agent with Houston in the offseason. He is 2-0 with a 0.66 ERA in his first two starts. He is 1-1 with a 5.11 ERA in two starts against the Rangers since leaving as a free agent after the 2012 season. Feldman pitched for Texas from 2005-12, winning a career-high 17 games in 2009. He was the Rangers' Opening Day starter in 2010 before being sidetracked by a knee injury.
Rangers: Beltre may land on DL
Texas will find out by Friday if Beltre needs to go on the disabled list with a strained left quad muscle. The Rangers will likely have to make a roster move Saturday when they call up pitcher Colby Lewis to start against the Astros.
The Rangers called up Kevin Kouzmanoff on Wednesday in preparation to play regularly while Beltre is out. If Beltre doesn't go on the disabled list, the Rangers would have an extra bench player. Jim Adduci and Michael Choice are the only ones with options. Kouzmanoff, Donnie Murphy and Josh Wilson would all have to be sent through outright waivers before being sent to the Minors.
Astros: Dominguez has gotten to Darvish
Astros infielder Matt Dominguez has 28 career home runs, including three off Darvish. He does not have more than one home run off any other pitcher. The three home runs are his only hits in 11 at-bats against Darvish and he has struck out five times.
Dominguez only has one other home run in 52 at-bats against all other Rangers pitchers and that was off of Travis Blackley last season. He has a career .206 average against Texas.
Worth noting
• Friday's marks the 20th anniversary of the first game at what was known back then as the Ballpark in Arlington. To mark the occasion, former Arlington Mayor Richard Greene will throw out the ceremonial first pitch.
• The Astros are expected to get reliever Matt Albers back Friday. He has been on paternity leave while his wife gave birth to their son, Mason James Albers, on Tuesday.
• Astros outfielder Dexter Fowler is back in the flow after missing four games this week with a stomach virus.
T.R. Sullivan is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Postcards from Elysian Fields, and follow him on Twitter @Sullivan_Ranger. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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Hanson Little
Since the late '90s, New Jersey's Bob Scerbo has been quietly amassing an impressive collection of photography documenting his travels throughout the world. Some of these photos have been compiled in his more recent zine "Skapegoat," and before that, in his first zine dubbed "Scrappin." Over the past year, Scerbo has continued traveling throughout the U.S. and shooting new photos, including choice selections from the following collection. Here, T-1's Hanson Little helps out draining a pool in Phoenix, Arizona.


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Written by Jen Vaughn | Filed under Ron Regé Jr, Rich Tommaso, Peter Bagge, Peanuts, Noah Van Sciver, Nico Vassilakis, Moto Hagio, Love and Rockets, Los Bros Hernandez, Justin Hall, Joe Sacco, Jim Woodring, Jaime Hernandez, Jacques Tardi, Flannery OConnor, Drew Friedman, Daily OCD, Chris Ware, Charles M Schulz, Carol Tyler, Aline Kominsky-Crumb | 16 Aug 2012 12:46 AM |
The fresh-popped Online Commentaries & Diversions:
• Review: Publishers Weekly discusses The Hypo by Noah Van Sciver, "Van Sciver's psychologically astute examination of what might be termed Abraham Lincoln's "lost years" (1837–1842) is as gripping and persuasive as the best historical fiction. . .This characterization of Lincoln is thoroughly human and identifiable, tracking a shadowy but formative period in the very uneven life of a man who shows little signs of becoming known as one of the greatest Americans. A thoroughly engaging graphic novel that seamlessly balances investigation and imagination." Wow!
• Plug: Publishers Weekly also posted a 6 page preview of Noah Van Sciver's The Hypo so go drink that in now!
• Plug: Noah Van Sciver's diary comics are showing up at The Comics Journal. Enjoy Day #1, Day #2 and Day #3.
• Plug: Comics Alliance JUMPED at the chance to be the first to comment on Naked Cartoonists. Senior writer Chris Sims comments, "Have you ever wanted to see Dilbert creator Scott Adams naked? Yeah, we haven't either, but apparently [Gary Groth] thought that was a good idea . . . joining artists like Will Eisner, For Better Or For Worse creator Lynn Johnston, Jeff Smith (feel free to make your own Bone joke here) and . . . legendary MAD artist Sergio Aragones."
• Review: The Mary Sue names Moto Hagio's A Drunken Dream and Other Stories one of the 10 Feminist Manga to Read, that is licensed in the USA. Kellie Foxx-Gonzalez says,"Hagio is not only a storyteller, she is undoubtedly a feminist author, using her manga to explore gender, power, and women's issues. If extended metaphors in manga as an avenue to explore philosophical questions is as appealing to you as it is to me, please, don't hesitate to pick up this anthology."
• Commentary: Shannon O'Leary of Publishers Weekly says,". . . with No Straight Lines , the most definitive collection of queer comics to date, [Justin] Hall and Fantagraphics have made the voluminous but largely hidden history of LBGT (lesbian, bi-sexual, gay, transgender) comics finally visible as well."
• Review: The Awl and Kim O'Connor talk about autobio comics and include such underground greats like Aline Kominsky Crumb, Carol Tyler in addition to Chris Ware and Joe Sacco. While on the subject of Aline: "An important part of her project was to promote self-loathing as normal and even funny in an era when to do so was extremely unfashionable." O'Connor touched on the rawness of Chris Ware's work,"there's this sense of playful geometry that's deeply satisfying, even if it sometimes gives you the impression the artist's memory palace looks a lot like the Container Store. But the central delight in reading Jimmy Corrigan, as in all of Ware's work, is how it's painfully awkward and incredibly cool at the same time."
• Review: Rob Clough on the High-Low reviews Jim Woodring's Congress of the Animals: ". . . is interesting because it's much more linear a narrative than most of his comics.. . .Unlike the typical Frank story, there's a greater sense of urgency to Frank's wanderings, as he encounters many temptations and pitfalls along his journey to a destination unknown to even him."
• Review: The Critcal Mob released their short list of summer reads and a few Fantagraphics titles made the cut. Paul Guie looks at Flannery O'Connor: The Cartoons: "O'Connor's artwork is frequently abstract and raw-looking. . .Nevertheless, her cartoons are always pleasing to look at thanks to the author's strong sense of composition. Panels are rarely cluttered by unnecessary lines, and O'Connor frequently frames her characters with an eye toward visual balance." Peanuts latest volume is also on Guie's radar: ". . . these later comics remain consistently witty and entertaining, and reflect Schulz's continued mastery of comedic timing within a four-panel layout.. . .Consistently subtle yet always timely, after 30 years, Schulz still had a winning formula on his hands." Last but not least, Guie takes Buddy Does Seattle to the beach,"Bagge's artwork [takes] the public's perception of '90s youth as angry and volatile and pushed it to hysterical levels. Heavily influenced by late-'60s counterculture cartoonists like Crumb, Bagge's drawings are fluid and grimy-looking, with frequent use of exaggerated facial expressions helping to cultivate an atmosphere of chaos."
• Commentary: Best Cover EVER on Forbidden Planet according to Richard: "The absolute iconic image. The raw power. Jaime's incredible use of black in his art. The faces of the crowd. The stagediver (in heels) who's just left the stage. But most of all, it's the best comic cover ever because I swear that I've never looked at this cover and NOT heard the music they're playing." The next best thing for Richard? Buying the new shirt featuring the cover of Issue 24.
• Plug: Comics Alliance and Caleb Goellner collect the most recent Adventure Time covers. James Hindle PLAYS an homage to Jaime Hernandez's distinctive cover. Check it out!
• Review: io9 recently created a list of the 10 Comic Characters Cooler than Batman. Jaime Hernandez's Maggie (the Mechanic) and Jacques Tardi's Adele Blanc-Sec topped the list. "Maggie is a survivor, who never stops kicking ass even she's dealing with depression and heartbreak." says Charlie Jane Anders and in reference to Adele Blanc-Sec:"She's a writer in pre-World War I Paris, which automatically makes her cool. . . She's not afraid to shoot guns, drink the hard stuff, or smoke like a man. She spent World War I in cryogenic suspension and then rocked the 1920s."
• Plug: The Last Vispo's editor Nico Vassilakis recently curated an online group of visual artists called Ten Turkish Visual Poets at Trickhouse.
• Plug: The Cavalier Mr. Thompson's creator Rich Tommaso is putting up sketches and art online from old projects and some of Sam Hill's rejected pages. See more here!
• Interview: The powerful and deft Friedman brothers were interviewed about Any Similarity to Persons Living or Dead is Purely Coincidental by William Michael Smith of the Houston Press. Josh Alan Friedman talks about his brother's artwork,"Originally [Drew Friedman] worked with stippling technique, using a rapidograph pen. Bent over a desk like a watchmaker, doing thousands of dots. A technique made famous by 'Sunday in the Park with Georges' Seurat, but strictly shunned by art schools in the 20th century."
• Plug: Ron Regé, Jr. is up to something sneaky! At We Can Do It.


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Colon headlines matchup of slumping contenders
Reds turn to Bailey to take second game from AL West leaders
The Biogenesis hammer dropped on Monday, with Major League Baseball suspending 12 players for 50 games. A's right-hander Bartolo Colon, however, was not one of them, and he'll be on the mound for Wednesday's series finale against the Reds.
Colon had already served a 50-game PED-related suspension last season, meaning -- as manager Bob Melvin had expected -- the A's were exempt from losing their most reliable starter for this season's stretch run.
"I'm glad I was right," Melvin said. "That was just my feeling. That would've been quite the loss for us, and that's not something we were looking forward to. "I think everyone had the same feeling that -- based on it being the same place, talking about the same things -- he had already done his time for that."
Colon (14-3, 2.50 ERA) has thrown 15 consecutive quality starts, the longest such streak by an A's pitcher since 1916. During that time, he's 11-1 with a 1.69 ERA.
Opposite Colon will be Reds righty Homer Bailey (6-10, 3.55 ERA), who snapped a string of four straight losses by taking a shutout into the ninth against the Padres last Wednesday. He left the game after an error and a double, and that unearned run was the only one he allowed in 8 1/3 dominant frames.
The victory was Bailey's first since he tossed a no-hitter on July 2 against San Francisco. Bailey went 0-4 with a 4.68 ERA in the four games between wins.
The Reds have slumped a bit recently, and they've fallen to 6 1/2 games back in the National League Central race with a 3-7 mark in their last 10 contests. That equals their largest deficit since the conclusion of the 2011 season, in which they missed the playoffs entirely.
Manager Dusty Baker called for a renewed sense of urgency.
"Wins -- that's what we're here for," Baker said. "I don't care what it looks like, we just need some wins."
A's: Jaso likely to 15-day DL
John Jaso will likely be transferred to the 15-day disabled list this week. The A's catcher was placed on the seven-day concussion DL 12 days ago.
"He continues to improve as far as how he feels after riding the bike and all," Melvin said. "But still, until we actually get him into baseball activities, there's really no way of knowing how to forecast his schedule."
It is the third concussion of Jaso's career, and he said it has lingered far longer than either of the previous two.
Reds: Broxton returns
Baker said right-handed reliever Jonathan Broxton will be activated from the disabled list before Wednesday's game.
"We've been operating with less than our full team," Baker said. "The guys that have taken their place have done a good job overall. But now it's time for the big boys to come in."
Broxton, who is recovering from a strain in his right elbow, has been on the disabled list since June 15. In 29 appearances this season, he has posted a 4.33 ERA.
Worth noting
• Oakland's Seth Smith is hitting .429 lifetime against Bailey with three homers, a double and five RBIs in 14 at-bats.
• The Reds are 34-19 at Great American Ballpark this season, and they've won 11 of 17 series there.
• Wednesday's game marks the A's final Interleague contest of the season. They are 13-6 this year against the NL.
AJ Cassavell is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @ajcassavell. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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text: Home Revision as of 20:25, November 21, 2012 by Paul Hedrick (Talk | contribs) (diff) ← Older revision | view current revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff) 1,803pages on this wiki View source History Talk70 Welcome to the Solar Cookers World NetworkSponsored by Solar Cookers International112 Countries · 490 NGOs · 534 Individuals · 172 Manufacturers · 339 Designs · 65 Plans Deutsch, Español, Français, Indonesian, Italiano, Kiswahili, Kreyòl ayisyen, Melayu, Português, Русский, Soomaaliga, Tagalog, Tiếng Việt, Türkçe, Ελληνικά, தமிழ், नेपाली, 中文, اردو, 한국어, 日本語, العربية, فارسی, עִברִית, हिन्दी, ไทย, বাংলা, తెలుగు, ગુજરાતી, ລາວ The Solar Cookers World Network is an alliance of nearly 500 non-governmental organizations (NGOs), manufacturers, and individuals actively promoting solar cooking around the world. This wiki-based site allows Network participants to share information and collaborate on projects and research. Solar cooking is increasingly seen as a valuable component in strategies to reduce deforestation and respiratory disease resulting from cooking with fuelwood. If you are a solar cooking promotor, designer, or manufacturer, and you would like to be included in the Network, fill out this online form. This site provides an introduction to solar cooking along with dozens of simple construction plans. Information is also provided about where to buy a solar cooker in your area. NGOs or individuals wanting to promote solar cooking will find a compendium of information and resources to help with their projects. Visit individual country pages to explore solar cooking activities and connect with others working on solar cooking projects there. Check the Calendar of events for activities in your area. Solar cooking news from around the world November 2012 Louise Meyer demonstrates solar cooking to the U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. Regina Benjaminto. Global advocate of solar cooking increases awareness - Solar Household Energy has again had a busy summer and fall. Louise Meyer provided solar cooking demonstrations, including to the U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. Regina Benjaminto, and assisted the Nature Conservancy in Haiti to teach the Integrated Cooking Method as part of its larger reforestation program in the region. It is exciting and encouraging to see organizations such as SHE taking the promotion of solar cooking the next step, to increased global awareness. Read more about their efforts... Read this issue. The latest issue of Solar Cooker Review is now available online - Read the issue. TanzSolar wins the Green Africa Award for Business - In June of this year the annual Green Africa Award for Business was awarded to TanzSolar for championing environmental change in Africa. TanzSolar received the Award for bringing clean, renewable solar energy and electric lighting to villagers in Tanzania. TanzSolar received the Green Business & Environmental Management Award, one of ten categories. "We are thrilled and this is an enormous honor to receive such an award. It's nice to be recognized for our hard work in solar energy in Africa," said Marianne Walpert, Founder and Director of TanzSolar. South Dakota foundation makes plans to have more solar cookers available in Haiti - Haiti Solar Oven Project board members and partners met the last weekend in October to set goals for 2013. In the next fiscal year, Haiti Solar Oven Partners will provide 2,280 units to families in Haiti participating in training and ownership of a solar oven. 58:01 EmeraldPlanet - Paving the Way to 2050 (Future Earth 4) Technologies; Services; & Products Former SCI board member Pat McArdle is interviewed on Emerald Planet - During the interview Pat McArdle discusses the history and mission of Solar Cookers International, the importance of increasing access to solar cooking technology, Bob Metcalf's Portable Microbiology Laboratory for testing water in remote locations, the work of Jewish World Watch in Chad, and more. October 2012 02:45 Solar Cooked Snowbank Chicken Soup-0 Recent natural disasters show need for emergency cooking and water pasteurization - Bangladesh floods and landslides, June 2012; India floods July, 2012; Haiti floods and mudslides August, 2012; More India floods September, 2012; Vietnam, Philippines, Southern China typhoon, October 2012; Eastern United States hurricane October, 2012. All of these natural events disrupted people's lives, even changing them forever. In the recovery stages after natural disasters, people's basic needs don't change: they still need clean water, food, safety, and shelter. In the bleakest situations, solar thermal power can begin to meet two important needs: a solar oven can pasteurize water and cook food. If you are an experienced solar cook, please contact people in your circle of influence in these affected areas. Share your knowledge of solar cooker construction and use with people who need it most. This YouTube video shows solar cooking done in the snow after power was lost in northern Virginia in a February 2010 storm. Parabolic solar cookers delivered to Afghanistan's remote Wakhan Corridor - The Kirghiz tribe live at the end of this slender finger of land in northeastern Afghanistan. Their primary fuel source for cooking has been dried yak dung, creating smoky conditions in their yurts. The buffalo-like yaks are used for most of their transportation needs. In June, Jeff Waalkes in Kirghizstan and Grace Magney with the Global Hope Network in Kabul were able to deliver ten parabolic solar cookers to the tribe. Grace organized the procurement and had the cookers loaded onto a truck. Jeff's responsibility was to get the truck into the Wakhan Corridor, and where the road petered out, strap everything including the solar cookers to the backs of yaks to deliver them to the Kirghiz. Initially hesitant, members of the tribe were soon cooking food and boiling water. See more of Jeff's photos of the delivery. Global conservation organization adopts solar cooking resolution sponsored by Solar Household Energy - The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has embraced a strong resolution sponsored by Solar Household Energy calling for increased support for solar cooking efforts worldwide. The measure was adopted in September at IUCN's quadrennial World Conservation Congress in Jeju, South Korea. The organization recognized the health hazards of cooking over biomass fires, and the availability of current solar cooking technologies. Efforts continue to develop solar cookers that offer increased efficiency, are cost-effective to produce and distribute, and are sturdy enough to withstand extended use. Read more... Students set a world record baking cookies with solar ovens to raise funds for solar cooking efforts in Haiti. Sign up for the Traveling Solar Oven. Students set a world record and bring awareness to the benefits of solar cooking - Students, parents, faculty, staff and friends gathered at Miami Country Day School located in Miami, Florida, USA on Friday, April 20, 2012 and set the Guinness Book of World Records™ for "The Most Cookies Baked in One Hour Using Solar Ovens". Trays of unbaked cookies were placed in 40 smaller solar ovens, as well as, two Villager solar ovens. After the cookies were baked and 1225 counted....a World Record was set! The event raised over $18,000 USD, which was used to send the 40 solar ovens and a Villager oven to Haiti. The cookies baked in the event were donated to Feeding South Florida. The event was lead by Matthew Cohen, a high school junior who has been actively involved in the solar oven movement for the past nine years. Cohen launched the website Power from the Sun to educate people worldwide on the benefits of solar cooking and help raise money to send solar ovens to needy families in Haiti. Cohen's latest project is aptly named "The Life Of The Traveling Solar Oven" and encourages students, parents, teachers, and local businesses to sponsor a solar oven. Participants are asked to use the solar oven, document their experience with video or photos and share it on their facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/PowerFromTheSun. The event will conclude on Earth Day 2013. September 2012 Solvatten water pasteurization system Swedish and Lutheran organizations sponsor water pasteurization efforts in Kenya - The Swedish Church and the aid agency Lutheran World Federation (LWF) are launching Solvatten in Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya. The goal of the project is to reduce environmental degradation by enabling people to use alternative sources of energy in the camp and in the host community that surrounds it. Supply of fire wood has been a problem in Kakuma region since the camp was set up in 1992 but it has escalated in the past two years, despite that the refugees are not allowed to harvest firewood directly from the bushes. This is attributed to the continuous massive influx of people into the camp leading to the environmental degradation through the harvesting of sticks from the available vegetation for firewood. Firewood has become very expensive and the UNHCR struggles to purchase and supply fuel to the growing population of refugees in the camp. The Solvatten is a solar water pasteurization device. August 2012 Refugee volunteers build solar cookers as part of the CORD project at the Farchana Refugee Camp. Solar cooker project in Chad is in full swing - In the Farchana Refugee Camp, a team of ten volunteers, refugees themselves, are putting together 2350 cookers! The cookers help prevent conflict between the Sudanese population in the camps and the local Chadian community, who are both competing for scarce firewood. Women, who traditionally collect wood to cook with, face violence outside the camps. The solar cookers need only the sun to cook food, one thing Chad has in abundance! Read more... 09:26 GUST Project - Solar Serve - Danang (Vietnam) New video shows Vietnam Solar Serve's extensive solar cooking projects - A team of three French students came to visit Vietnam Solar Serve's center. They had organized Global Universities Social Trip (GUST), a project that aims to raise students' awareness of social entrepreneurship in Asia. For six months they met many social entrepreneurs throughout Asia who worked on problems such as energy, communication, waste, water, and housing. They created videos that presented the entrepreneurs' projects, the social issues they wanted to solve, and the challenges they had to overcome. Click the image on the right to see a video that they made on their visit to our Solar Serve Center in Danang. For more information on the Gust Project, visit the: http://www.gustproject.com or visit their Vimeo Channel. Dissertation posted: Identifying the barriers to the deployment of solar cookers in the energy-poor households of sub-Saharan Africa - Sarah Cochetel New video from Cord showing their solar cooking project in refugee camps in Chad 03:37 Cooking up peace July 2012 Dr. Robert Metcalf discusses solar cooking on the Afternoon Edition (Saskatchewan, Canada) - listen to the recording. Dr. Metcalf is a founding member of Solar Cookers International. June 2012 Solar cooking heads to The Discovery Center - Central Valley Solar Cookers, founded by Carl Peters, is one of the most successful solar cooking clubs in the USA. Located in Fresno, California, the group now has 111 members. They recently had their First Annual Solar Cooking Festival, which was a huge success. They now have enough money to buy materials to build a solar cooker for use at The Discovery Center, a free non-profit science education facility. The park is fully self-funded and situated on six acres. Carl thinks a panel type cooker would be the safest type. It would be a nice addition to ultimately see solar cookers in our parks instead of only charcoal and wood burning BBQs. New video: The need for a more durable solar cooker for desert refugee camps 17:48 A more Durable Solar Cooker for Desert Refugee Camps.m4v Solar Cookers World Network Facebook group reaches 600 members - Join the discussion. Solar Cooking Hits the Mainstream - StarTides (Read more...) May 2012 Pat McArdle describes the top ten solar cooking projects - Read the document. 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Posted 06 April 2013 - 16:45
If you would read my post, the virus is currently inactive.You are infected: run full scan with: http://www.malwarebytes.org/
That's jusched.exe The icon is different to, both of jushed.exe and rundil32.exe have some weird black circle with a logo. Not to sure as the files are forcefully hidden and since I've removed all access to it, I cannot see the icons atmjushed.exe is to do with Java, I believe.
Posted 06 April 2013 - 16:48
UEFI, secureboot Windows 8. Havent heard any complaints there. Also since I disabled the exe's, I have not encountered any weird behavior anymore and am constantly keeping an eye on my processes.Both "programs" are malware. You might have a rootkit considering which ones they're imitating.
Posted 07 April 2013 - 11:45
http://www.cloudanti...aobot.EE/44605/If you find a program called jushed.exe on your computer, your computer may have been infected with a worm that goes by the name of gaobot.ee.
I'm sure I could find the other too. You might try some of the other antiviruses to take care of it (Bitdefender and Panda rank very highly on detection, as well as some others.)Gaobot.EE is a worm with backdoor characteristics, that only affects Windows 2003/XP/2000/NT computers.
Posted 07 April 2013 - 12:35
... it's been running on my system close to a week without me noticing ...
Posted 07 April 2013 - 12:36
Wow, those file names look pretty close to legit ones, lol. Sneaky ****ers.
I thought that was the Java Update Scheduler at first too. (although some may consider that malware, lol)
Posted 12 April 2013 - 03:37
Thanks, could find little info googling it.http://www.auditmypc.com/jushed.asp
I'm sure I could find the other too. You might try some of the other antiviruses to take care of it (Bitdefender and Panda rank very highly on detection, as well as some others.)
Posted 12 April 2013 - 03:42
Thanks for the suggestion. But the virus is inactive now. One exe still remains, hidden and closed down in my %APPDATA%/Microsoft folder. But it cannot do any harm at this point. I've kept a close eye on my system. Checking everything regularly .Did you try using System Restore ... ?
System Restore is a recovery feature in Windows 8 that allows you to restore your computer to a previous state. This is useful if your computer starts to function poorly or crashes and you cannot determine what the cause is. To resolve these types of issues, you can use System Restore to restore your computer back to a previous state that was saved before your problems started occurring. This will allow your computer to start operating correctly again.
I've tried Malwarebytes, it found jushed.exe, but not rundil32.exe.After reading just the topic, that was instantly what I thought also. Was going to ask if those were typos!
Could also try Malwarebytes new anti rootkit tool http://www.malwareby.../products/mbar/
I second that recommendation for Panda AV and also would suggest SuperAntiSpyware, http://www.superanti...ANTISPYWAREFREE or http://superantispyware.com/ The first link is directly to the download page. The second link is their home page. Make sure to get the free version and then disable the SAS process in administrative tools.


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The Reds have embraced their home-field advantage. Great American Ball Park has not been kind to visiting teams.
Cincinnati's loss to Atlanta on Wednesday handed the Reds their first series defeat at home all season, after winning their first five series in their friendly confines. Still, Dusty Baker's crew enters this weekend's meeting with the Brewers with a Major League-best 13-6 home record.
The Brewers haven't tested the waters outside of Miller Park much this season. Their 11 road games entering Friday's series opener in the Queen City are the fewest in the Majors, and they are 5-6 in those contests.
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"Definitely, this is an important road trip," said Yovani Gallardo, who will get the start on Friday. "Ten games, and they're all big, especially after losing those four against St. Louis here at home. Those next 10 games are going to allow us to make up some ground."
This is the first meeting of the season between the Brewers and Reds, who are favorites to repeat as National League Central champions.
"It's always fun when you see a team for the first time, like the Reds," Gallardo said. "They have a little different lineup than last year, so we'll see how it plays out. I haven't thought much about the division yet, to be honest. We just go out there and control our own thing; try to win games. Everything else is out of our hands."
Gallardo has run hot and cold all season, struggling in his first three starts (6.61 ERA) before winning his next three (2.29 ERA). In his most recent outing, the 27-year-old gave up four runs in six innings, dodging a decision in a 7-6 loss to St. Louis.
"Yovani threw the ball well [aside from] a couple of mistakes that they hit homers on," said manager Ron Roenicke.
The Reds will counter with 23-year-old Tony Cingrani, who has posted a 2.63 ERA over his first four big league starts. He allowed only three earned runs across his first three outings before yielding four in six innings against the Cubs on Saturday. The southpaw served up a pair of homers to Alfonso Soriano.
"I wasn't getting ahead of anybody," Cingrani said. "I was falling behind with everybody. I didn't really locate my fastball too well, and Soriano hit a couple of balls."
Brewers: Time winding down on Rodriguez decision
• The Brewers have about a week to decide whether Francisco Rodriguez fits into their bullpen plans. The right-hander is slated to pitch Saturday at Class A Brevard County. Milwaukee inked the veteran reliever to a Minor League contract on April 17. Rodriguez can opt for free agency if he isn't promoted to the big league squad within 30 days of his signing.
• Gallardo is 5-5 with a 4.75 ERA in 15 career starts against the Reds.
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• For just the third time all season, Joey Votto did not reach base in a game Wednesday, when he went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts against the Braves. Votto, batting .315 with a .451 on-base percentage, also saw his 10-game hitting streak come to an end. Center fielder Shin-Soo Choo also went 0-for-4 with two whiffs. Choo is batting .323 with a .453 on-base percentage.
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• Cincinnati claimed nine of 15 meetings between the clubs last year, despite Milwaukee outscoring the Reds, 49-46.
• Reds reliever J.J. Hoover allowed a grand slam to Braves third baseman Juan Francisco on Wednesday. The two players were swapped in a trade on April 1, 2012.
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Not applicable, Not applicableSummary: I have never worked with Jim and only have known him online at GovCentral government networking site. He is a very hard worker who believes in getting his work completed and done in a timely fashion. He is friendly and easy to get to know. If he has questions, he's never afraid to ask so that he can do his job even better than before. He cares not only about what he does, but the people that he works with. If asked, I would say that he is a great person to have as an employee. He is a team player and brings others into the team.
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Your living in a place I really love. I was stationed at Ft Lewis many years ago.
It's nice to meet you too.
Hope you are having a great day, too!
You too! Have a good day!
I did, thank you very much James. I tilled and dusted my Mominlaws flower beds and helped out a neighbor with unclogging his fish pond recirculating system. All in all a real good day, no aches, pains, or drama. I hope you had a pleasant and relaxing Sunday yourself. The best to you James and another round of better for all of our relations.
HOpe all is well to you:)
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Thank you brother :o
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my weekend was great i passed my exam for notary public,soon i get good job :)
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HI brother how you feel,good to see you her,have agreat evening :o
the same to you
Good evening, Jim! If you ever have any questions about Pre-Paid, please let me know! My web site is not up yet! Talk with you later! Ben Hur is on and I don't want to miss the chariot race! Sweet dreams, my friend!
Good evening, my friend! How are you doing? My website still has yet to come up.
Say James, I just opened your group greeting. Good stuff this comment wall revelation...I'll be more attentive of the use of such. You have a great weekend and mind your p's and q's.
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Good morning brother how are you,hope you have agreat weekend :)
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- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Sep 9, 2011
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Mar 31, 2012First off, I would give it a 9.25 out of 10. Performances are great. Especially Jude law and Matt Damon. Music Score all right, and story intense. It will make you scared of getting sick as jaws made people scared of going in the ocean. This is a really well acted film.
Dec 17, 2011Thrilling, with a cool original score with just amazing fantastic performances from: Marion Cotillard, Jude Law, Gwyneth Paltrow, Matt Damon, and most of all Kate Winslet. I give this film a 97% of a good movie.
Sep 19, 2011
Oct 6, 2011Though hopeless it may be, I suppose this is somewhat what society would do if put in this circumstance. I thought it was very intelligently put together. The directing, the story line, the side stories as well...All were very entertaining and left you wondering what would happen. I loved the movie. It was disturbing -- Considering how realistic it could have potentially been.
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Nov 2, 2011I was expecting more from this film , i went to to it with my wife and well my problem is with the film in general because the acting was really good. I really dont remember what i was expecting to see but i do remember when the movie was over i felt like well ok it finished lets go home now.
Jan 14, 2012Fantastic movie. Superbly written, acted, and directed. Definitely creates a very suspenseful atmosphere. Shocking, and quite accurate, Contagion is a must see. On another note, it somewhat reminds me of Albert Camus' The Plague.
Sep 21, 2011This movie was very well done. With very solid acting from a stellar cast. This movie in my opinion gives you everything you hoped for, but it wasn't what I would say, "UNBELIEVABLE." But it was near flawless. And Steven Sodehberg's stylish direction really makes this a highly entertaining, great suspense thriller.
Sep 9, 2011From the heart of warner bros. her comes another thriller thats gonna thrill you and make sure u will take care of pandemic diseases in your life.performances of matt damon and kate winslet are awesome.the aura the film creates will definately make you see the movie twice
Sep 11, 2011
Sep 12, 2011This suspenseful film about a lethal airborne virus is terrifying - not like The Ring or Texas Chainsaw terrifying, terrifying like it could really happen to you terrifying - with a believable plot and A-list acting that only makes it more powerful.
Sep 17, 2011This was probably the worst movie I've ever seen. There is absolutely NO character development. You never really care about the characters because the movie shift the main character focus every 5 minutes. The story itself is pretty stupid, it is basically: There's a virus. People panic. There's a vaccine. That's it
Oct 25, 2011I went to see this film last night and I think this is the worst film I have seen in my life. Very boring, and no point in it at all. The story line sounds really good but it does not seem to work for some reason. Very big disapointment overall.
Sep 13, 2011Soderbergh has become one of the most experimental and daring mainstream filmmakers in history. His newest offering, Contagion, is unlike any film heâ
Sep 12, 2011
Sep 15, 2011original story, interesting POV, great acting, large cast, awesome suspense... amazing movie. thats all that needs to be said but i atleast need to write 150 characters
Nov 5, 2011This movie was the BEST. No, I mean this - A very excellent plot planned out, great performances from Matt Damon and the others, and the suspense they add into this Sci-Fi Thriller. Nevertheless, this could be a better and realistic version of "The Happening".
Nov 7, 2011Sooooo bloooody gooood. I had zero expectations going into this film so that may given this a 'pleasant surprise' feel but it was a genuinely refreshing twist to a done to death idea. The star power was strong but they all seemed happy to play their part in the story, no one stood out and that added value......
Dec 20, 2011
Jan 12, 2012A brilliant movie that doesn't feel the need to jump on the 3D bandwagon and use a bunch of Hollywood action scenes. It gives a clear look at how humanity would react under such circumstances and is engaging right up until the end.
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Sep 26, 2013The best virus epidemic movie there is, Soderbergh scores again with this star-studded thriller with a very logical explanation of the disease; a fantastic, heart-pounding score; and believable characters. Everything in this movie feels right, and very carefully thought out.
A starkly effective ensemble drama which could well do for the sniffles what Jaws did for great whites.
Like much of Soderbergh's recent work, Contagion feels a little sterile, more like a cinematic exercise than something with blood pumping through it. It's certainly high-minded - it might be the most high-minded disaster movie ever made.
Contagion is serious, precise, frightening, emotionally enveloping.


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Art Nouveau, a little Art Deco too.
I love the flavor of this - why did you wait so long...
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If Banksy was into pandas instead of rats...
beware1984 wrote:Yeah I can see that. I actually didn't make the font it's an awesome font called Nelma by Missy Austin of the losttype co op! http://www.losttype.com/font/?name=nelma
I see. I'd still wear this cool design. It has just the right amount of whimsey.
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She's not conventionally beautiful. I hate it. Not really, you have my vote.
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I just learned who Banksy was this week, strangely enough. This is a nice homage/imitation of his style
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thank you!!
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thanks, we are glad you like the colours and the style, it was funny making up this design! :D
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I'd want one!! :D great dibujo my friend!
midstarrynight wrote:Yup it does http://shirt.woot.com/faq#q21 "Will Shirt.Woot really produce and sell the design that gets the most votes in a given week? Generally, yes. Unless: ... We determine that design is not exclusive to Woot - i.e., the designer (or a designate) has previously produced and distributed this design, or one substantially similar; " Neat design though
My 11 previous woot prints have all been submitted to threadless previously and they have been well aware of this fact and it has not been a problem
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Note3 AntlrParserPlugin source available.
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AIP230 - Public Policy in Australia
Unit details
Year | 2014 unit information |
Enrolment modes: | Trimester 1: Burwood (Melbourne), Warrnambool, Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Cloud (online) |
Credit point(s): | 1 |
EFTSL value: | 0.125 |
Unit chair: | R Wise |
Prerequisite: | Nil |
Corequisite: | Nil |
Incompatible with: | AIP240/340, AIP330 |
Note:Online teaching methods require internet access. You will need to access substantial learning resources and experiences in CloudDeakin (Deakin's online learning environment). Compliance with the Standards in computing, connectivity and student capability are a condition on your enrolment. |
The policy decisions and activities of governments affect all aspects of the lives of citizens. At the same time, non-government actors including firms and interest groups - from the local through to the global - participate extensively in the policy process, with the boundary between public and private action contested and uncertain. This unit examines a range of important, contemporary policy issue areas such as the environment, health, welfare, employment and the economy. The aim is to provide an introduction to the tools and theories of public policy, focusing on questions of power, policy networks, intergovernmental relations, the influence of market models, and the debates over governance and the 'regulatory state'.
Policy analysis proposal, 500 words, 10%
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Marcus Robertson 5pts y would u get a heavy duty truck just to lower it? thats like getting a import car and putting a 6 inch lift on it
William Maple Tree Vida 5pts You think after a bailout they wouldn't put 90% of the trucks build price into chroming it's nose
Jake Port 5pts why do you need suspension travel to tow? Most(and by most i mean all) big rigs all have large air suspension setups as opposed to coils and shocks. The bigger the load, all you gotta do is air up more, provided you have heavy duty enough bags, and you're good to go. Any way you guys try to argue it, these trucks are just as capable as a lifted truck, provided it's built to still tow, most are just for personal satisfaction
SAlar Ahmadi 5pts To all you haters, you couldn't afford that truck that's why you hate and tanner blacks don't slam there trucks like that .
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Landon Willis 5pts Photoshop photo from the one posted on Sept. 27th Looks much better like this, but it's only a photoshopped photo, lol
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