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Do not use air filters with oil-coated elements. They may cause premature failure of the mass air flow sensor; this is not covered under the warranty.
Checking and adjusting the AC compressor clutch air gap can extend the service life of the AC compressor.
Erratic engine coolant temperature or intermittent overheating can be caused by corrosion inside the water pump. The impeller may spin on the water pump shaft or the impeller may corrode. Either condition reduces coolant circulation resulting in engine overheating.
Corrosion can form at the grounding points near the battery. There may be electrical faults and the engine may crank but not start.
Check the battery cable ends frequently for corrosion. Corrosion can easily migrate under the cable insulation and cause numerous electrical faults and drivability issues.
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Sagging suspension can be a result of air suspension struts and/or drier leaking air. These type of air leaks can lead to failure of the air suspension compressor.
A vacuum leak from the PCV grommet vacuum leak can cause the Check Engine Light to illuminate. The molded rubber hose connections may crack and collapse, causing the vehicle to run roughly. A damaged PCV hose will require replacement.
In high dust areas, problems with the EGR system are common. The filter for the EGR solenoid may plug and cause the EGR to activate when it should not; this can cause the engine to stall. The dirty filter should be replaced to correct this concern.
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My cell phone watchs a lot of sci-fi and when it´s on "flight mode" will create a superhero! I hope you like it!
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This is pretty adorable. And even though I'm neither a phone connoisseur nor a Star Wars person, you definitely captured the spirit of the theme. :> Veeery cute.
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Alrighty this one's for all my fellow Hitchhiker's Guide fans out there. I based this on one of my favorite moments in the whole series, Marvin the Paranoid Android meeting Zem the mattress on Sqornshellous Zeta in `Life, the Universe, and Everything`. Please let me know what you think, I'd love the feedback! CuzWhyNot.com
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Like Hitchhikers Guide?
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Haha me too! +1
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I really like this one!
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Im writing a paper on this subject. Clearly we havent discovered their adorableness
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Oh this would make the perfect gift. You are here to win whale you can do it!
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...to deny a wookie a cookie?
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Johnny Tundra knew from the sound of his cell phone that it was trouble. Nobody would call him at 5:30 p.m. on a Friday except somebody who was in trouble with a legislature in session at the state capitol in Helena, Mont.
Johnny's old pal Hank Hoovestahl, the supervisor of Capitol Facilities Maintenance and Operations, had started a new job with the state only a year before, operating and maintaining the capitol complex buildings in Helena. Because it was the capitol, and close to the center of the state leadership, the buildings in the area had seen more than their share of energy measures and mechanical modernizations. The capitol building had just undergone a major facelift aimed at providing air conditioning for the 100-year-old landmark.
Johnny had just pulled off Highway 12, into Townsend, and was headed toward the Mint Bar for a cold one with his faithful hound, Gas Train. He backed off the throttle and let his 1964 International Harvest Scout coast down to sixty while he retrieved his cell phone from under the capacious folds of Gas Trains' flaccid jowls.
"Tundra here," he barked into the phone, as he coasted into the Mint parking lot, still hopeful the emergency could wait until the next day.
"Johnny!" Hank said. "Boy, am I glad to get a hold of you. I am in a pickle this time, and Lester says he will have me tarred and feathered if I don't get this chiller running by tomorrow at noon!"
"Now just hold on there, Hank," Johnny replied, as leverage got the best of Gas Train who fell, after his ample chops, onto the front floorboards of the braking Scout. "Lester who? And, what's he in a twitch about?"
"Lester Heapleach, that's Lester who--the Senate majority leader!" Hank replied. "He tried to be an engineer once and says, 'If I don't get some cooling into these meeting rooms for the public hearings tomorrow, he'll cook my goose in boiler #2.' They just spent $20 million on this capitol remodel and they expect it as cool as a cucumber in those chambers.
"We've been getting free cooling out of the closed circuit tower so far this winter. But, it's getting warm, and tomorrow is supposed to be a real cooker. We'll need that chiller for those interior spaces. Especially when they are crammed with concerned citizens and confused legislators.
"We've tried to start the chiller a dozen times. It runs for about a minute and then trips out. The factory representative in California is headed this way but won't get here until tomorrow afternoon. By then it will be too late. Lester wants to sue!"
"Okay," the lanky trouble-shooter said. "I was just about to head into the Mint down here in Townsend, but if you'll give me a half hour, I'll come on up and eyeball the situation. My bet is we can get you cooled down soon enough."
Johnny cruised north through the Elkhorns, dropped down through East Helena past the lead smelter, and into the capitol parking lot. He heard the telltale fan noise from the cooling tower, hidden in the depths of the boiler plant, which confirmed that the tower was cooling with the chiller off line. As he started toward the plant door, Hank burst out in a tizzy.
"What took you so long?" Hank said. "You ride that hound of yours?
"Johnny, this chiller has got me up a tree. All I can figure is that the controller is bad. The factory can fly another one up tomorrow, along with the start-up technician, but it'll cost $15,000 for the rush service. I can't afford to take it out of the maintenance budget, but I'll have to anyway. Come on and take a look."
Hank showed Johnny the new chiller, closed-circuit cooling tower, and three-way-valve arrangement for the chiller and "strainer-cycle" circuits. The return chilled water from the capitol could be routed to the cooling tower, the chiller, or both. The closed-circuit cooling tower was run with no spray, with the sump drained and spray pumps off, during the winter. The cold outside temperatures provided ample cooling without having to run the chiller, saving substantially on the power bill.
However, when the outside temperatures topped 40°F, the tower could no longer handle the job alone and the chiller had to be brought on line. When the chiller was started, the three-way valves routed the cooling-tower water through the condenser, and the building water went through the evaporator to provide the necessary 42°F chilled water.
Johnny gave the piping a quick once-over as the chiller sat idle. He traced the cooling water piping from the tower, through the three-way valve, past the manual shut-off gate valve, and to the chiller condenser connection. The three-way-valve arrangement consisted of two butterfly valves linked together with a common actuator. The linkage closed the valve to the condenser, as it opened the valve to the cooling tower.
"Okay, start it up," the Big Timber bull-whacker said. Hank punched a few buttons on the BAS operator workstation and the two watched as the three-way valves changed positions to route tower water and building water through the chiller. Droplets of condensate on the uninsulated gate valve shook loose as the actuator turned the valve shafts. The chiller ran for a few moments, wheezed, and coasted to a stop.
"See?" Hank exclaimed. "And look at the fault message." He pointed to the chiller control panel. The message read: "Surge--High Suction Superheat."
"High suction superheat? What's that supposed to mean?" Hank questioned. "There's no load on the chiller yet. The return water temperature is 46°F. How can there be high superheat? There's probably no superheat at all. This controller has got to be bad."
Just then a voice boomed out of the doorway. "Hoovestahl, did you get that chiller running yet! If not, I'm going to sue that chiller company for all they're worth and run you out of town on a rail!" It was Lester Heapleach, and he was fuming mad. "Don't worry, Senator," Hank replied. "It's just a bad controller. I'll get another one flown out here as soon as possible."
"Hold on just a minute both of you," Johnny said. "You can fix this problem for a lot less time and money than a new controller. Your problem isn't in that electronic brain; it's in that butterfly valve!"
"What are you talking about, Tundra?" Heapleach asked, recalling his refrigeration theory. "Obviously there can't be any superheat problem with no load on the chiller. The controller is belly-up!"
"On the contrary, Senator Lester," Johnny said. "It's the valve linkage that's the problem. The tip-off is that condensation on the gate valve to the chiller condenser, downstream of the automatic butterfly valve.
"The condensate on the body of the isolation valve means cooling-tower water is leaking past the butterfly valve and through the chiller condenser when the chiller is off. Over a couple of weeks, this causes all of the refrigerant to be drawn into the condenser because it's the coldest place on the machine. When the compressor starts up, there is no liquid refrigerant in the evaporator to cool the suction line and the compressor impeller. So the suction elbow heats up, and the sensor trips the superheat safety.
"All you have to do, Hank, is close that manual isolation valve for a few hours, stop the flow of cold water through the condenser, and let the refrigerant re-distribute itself between the evaporator and the condenser. Then open the manual valve and start up the chiller normally. As soon as condenser water flow is proved, it'll start up and run like a dream. You can adjust the linkage any time."
"I have to hand it to you Johnny, you are one smart cookie," Lester ejaculated. "Come on over to Jorgensen's for a cold one on me! And bring your dog, too!"
"Don't mind if I do, Lester," Johnny replied. "But Gas Train better stay in the car. The last time we were there, he got into the lutefisk and couldn't come into the house for two weeks!"


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BATON ROUGE LSU freshman cornerback Jalen Mills and junior defensive end Sam Montgomery have been recognized by the Southeastern Conference as two of the league's players of the week for their performance in the win over Washington on Saturday.
Mills, a true freshman who made his second start at cornerback, earned SEC Freshman of the Week honors after registering seven tackles and his first career interception in the 41-3 LSU win. Through two games, Mills is third on the team with 11 tackles.
Montgomery, a 2011 All-American, had four tackles, one sack, 1.5 tackles for loss and three quarterback hurries to earn co-SEC Defensive Lineman of the Week honors.
Montgomery and Mills both helped an LSU defense that held Washington to just 183 yards of total offense and only 12 first downs. The Huskies managed just 26 rushing yards on 24 attempts as Washington quarterback Keith Price was sacked four times.
Outside of recovering an LSU fumble on the opening kickoff that gave the Huskies the ball at the LSU 16-yard line, Washington did not have another drive penetrate inside the Tiger 30-yard line all night. After being limited to a field goal after recovering the fumbled kickoff, the Huskies were forced to punt on eight of their next 10 possessions and they had no drive the entire game of longer than 45 yards.


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How To Make A Release
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Here are some notes on how to make releases.
Whenever one of these minor releases is created, the tree will be tagged. If needed, you can checkout a particular version of the SRB2 tree to a directory of your choosing, e.g.
cvs checkout -r Release2_1_2 -d SRB-2.1.2-debug
How to make a Release:
(Be sure you are working in a directory with the current version of the code tree)
1) Create a Release_Notes_X_Y_Z wiki file describing the release.
2) If it hasn't been done already, change the SRB_VERSION number for the system
Go into the top level directory and change the SRB_VERSION number in configure.in, run autoconf, checkin configure.in and configure, e.g.:
emacs configure.in autoconf (be sure you are using a recent version) (there is currently a bug in the configure script that requires some editing after running autoconf; so be sure to do this (see configure.readme.srbteam) cvs commit -m "Updated SRB_VERSION number" configure.in configure
Instead of the above, you can also just edit both configure.in and configure to change the version number. It is one line in each, identified with SRB_VERSION=.
2b) If the man pages have changed, cd to utilities/man and run the makeHTML.sh script to create a new srbcommands.html file and a complete new set of html files in the html subdirectory (Sinit.1.html, etc), and commit those into CVS. With the new wiki system, we no longer put this on the web site but you might confirm that the authors have updated the wiki man pages to match the .1 files.
2c) Also, change the SRB_VERSION number in the configure script under releases/client_only. This could actually be done after the release, but needs to be done before building client-only versions.
3) tag the current version
tag the current version of all the files, recursively, with an appropriate tag for the version you are creating (since CVS does not like "."s, use _ instead, e.g.
cvs tag Release2_1_2
(this immediately records it in the repository, no need to commit)
(If you have to check in more stuff later, and then set it to the same
tag (reset the tag), use: cvs tag -F Release2_1_2 files
4) Checkout a clean version of the latest code to make sure you don't get anything that isn't checked in, e.g.
cvs checkout SRB2
cvs checkout -d SRB2.1.2 SRB2
cvs checkout -r Release2_1_2 -d SRB2.1.2 SRB2
Quite a while ago, we created an alias for the source repository so that either SRB2 or SRB2_0_0rel will work fine, since this is the repository for all the releases.
We had trouble with using the "cvs export" command, as we need the empty directories; so just a simple "cvs checkout" seems to work best altho it does create the CVS directories/files.
Currently, we need to remove the utilities/bin/Sput.pl and Sget.pl scripts before making the release. So do this by hand after the checkout.
We use to remove the inQ subdirectory, but now we leave it in place as inQ is to be included in the release.
Also remove the subdirectories under mySRB, leaving just the README.mySRB file (which refers to the web page).
5) Make encrypted tar files
(I have a script, in ~schroede/perl/mktar.pl, that helps with this; but you need to check what it does and edit some parameters.)
We now need to create 4 tar files, encrypted with pgp or openssl and with either the edu or gov copyright files. So the steps below need to be repeated. Our naming conventions for this are:
SRB3.0.1relg_bf.tar Gov, openssl(blowfish) encrypted SRB3.0.1rele_bf.tar Edu, openssl(blowfish) encrypted SRB3.0.1relg_pgp.tar Gov, pgp encrypted SRB3.0.1rele_pgp.tar Edu, pgp encrypted
Remove COPYRIGHT/Copyright.gov when making the Edu tar files, and put it back remove COPYRIGHT/Copyright.edu when making the Gov tar files.
Fix bug 203 (permissions of the man pages and source files in the SRB tar file),
if needed. We think the permissions should be OK now, but if not:
find SRB2.1.2 -name '*.[hc]' -print | xargs chmod o-x,g-x,o-r,g+r find SRB2.1.2 -name '*.1' -print | xargs chmod a-x,o+r
then tar up the code:
tar cf SRB2.1.2.tar SRB2.1.2
(don't use compression since some sites may have trouble with that and pgp will compress it itself.)
pgp -c SRB2.1.2.tar -o srb (this will prompt for the password) mv srb.pgp SRB2.1.2rel_pgp.tar
openssl enc -e -bf -in SRB2.1.2.tar -out SRB2.1.2rel_bf.tar (this will prompt for the password)
These encrypted files go on our web site under tarfiles.
6) Update web(wiki) pages (various ones) and email srb-chat, srb-news, and
Paul Tooby email@example.com.
Include the URL of the Release Notes and the highlight headings.
7) Client-only and some binary distributions should be added to the web site sometime after the release (a few days is probably OK). There is a script to create the client-only release in the releases/client_only subdirectory. The OSX client-only binary will be needed and is linked to from the Scommands page; this is made from the client-only release, built on my Mac, and repacked into a tar file and gzip'ed.


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Phoronix: Ubuntu Set To Terminate Its Brainstorm Project
Ubuntu Brainstorm served as a way for the Ubuntu community to nominate new ideas for the Linux operating system, comment on these ideas, and vote on the ideas should you find them interesting and worthwhile. However, now it looks like Ubuntu Brainstorm is going to be eliminated...
So... does anyone know what features came about as a result of this project?
IIRC e.g. the installer starting installation even before user enters all the field data. There are not many. People lost interest because Ubuntu stopped considering the ideas. Go and see for yourself. There are ideas with thousands of votes... not implemented.
I couldn't even register a year ago, with the admin not responding.
In any case. QA? It's definitely 'not among the core values of Ubuntu'.
Yeah. Who cares if you defeat windows, if you become windows in the process. Not listening to the users is bad business.
It was exciting when it was new, and I proposed many ideas with mockups and such.
But it seems developers didn't have interest, and those who did lost interest.
It's indicative of the new Ubuntu. Canonical has the reigns tightly in hand and they don't need contributing users anymore. They need uncritical consumers, who ooh and aah at any new shiny thing Canonical tacks onto Ubuntu. Tada, look, shiny.
Canonical is pulling an Apple. They are creating their own incompatible OS, completely Canonical specific and amazingly they do it while releasing the whole shebang under a FOSS license. It's quite a feat to create proprietary benefits while being FOSS to the letter. Brilliant, but completely detrimental to the larger Linux ecosystem.
All the cheerleaders for Ubuntu will increasingly find them locked into Canonical's OS. Once they have structured their computing life around Ubuntu and Canonical succeeds in creating an Ubuntu specific ecosystem, they will be back at square one. Facing another switch if they don't want to be beholden to the whims of Bug #2.
"But, but, but it is FOSS. It is out there and you can choose to use it." Oh yeah, but you'd have to become Ubuntu in the process. I don't think the whole world is waiting for an Ubuntu monoculture, with all distributions basically being an Ubuntu respin.
It's not a Linux operating system, it is a GNU operating system with the (monolithic) Linux-Kernel; thus it's called "GNU/Linux".
Even though I would not consider Ubuntu to be free software at and after all, we shouldn't deny the fact it utilizes a lot of GNU software, rendering it a GNU OS.
Unless their NiH-syndrome gets bad enough to attempt to replace those tools, this won't change, and even if, in no case it would turn into a Linux operating system.
I am not a FSF-fanatic, but we should at least give them credit for their hard work. We wouldn't be here today without them.
Breaking news, "Canonical does not want input from users or community members."


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The actual chandelier itself is really cute, however, it is not in the least what i would call copperor even bronze. It is black with red streaking on it that i assume are supposed to make it appear somewhat copper, but it does not. I was really disappointed, b/c it looks so cute in the pic. If you are ok with it being black with some streaking, then go for. Other than the color, it does look just like the pic
I compared this to other similar fixtures I found online and this one had two benefits - more crystals and I liked that the candlesticks were dark instead of a cream color to resemble candles. As others reviewed - the crystals take a little time to install, but connecting them is easy. One large crystal was chipped but I quickly replaced it with one of the spares included. (Package of spares included 2 large, 4 small, and several extra clips for the crystals). Finish is not antique copper, but is black with a few copper streaks. I dry brushed the entire fixture with a smalll artist brush with copper metallic acrylic paint (the kind you buy in craft stores). The key is DRY brushing in light layers and taking your time, and then going back over the fixture with a fine sandpaper if paint appears to heavy in any sections. Very happy with this result as it ended up looking like what I would expect of an antique copper finish. I think you could do this with any color metallic to get the look you want.. I took the advice from another review and added the bottom four crystals after installation to give us a place to hold the fixture while installing - good idea. Some reviewers remarked that the fixture looked lopsided. My guess is that they did not adjust the fixture properly - you need to center the three arms with the lights, between the three fixed sections of the fixture - if you don't do this - it will appear lopsided. If you stand directly underneath the fixture - this will be easy to see and adjust. Also, it helps to make sure the leaves are bent to the same height so the crystals hang evenly off them. Overall I'm very happy with the purchase, but gave it a 4 instead of a 5 since I had to adjust the finish (if you are willing to take the time - it's worth it.)
There is one thing that is tricky about this fixture. You have to hang it the right way, or it can look lopsided, because there are only three branches. You also have to take your time, be patient, and I found it helpful to use some needle-nose pliers to really secure the crystals...otherwise they come off easily as you hang or handle it. The metal hangers on each crystal is a bit cheap and soft...but once you assemble and hang it, you would never know. It is very nice to add real elegance to a bedroom or bath. Just make sure you look at it from all angles before you decide how to hang...it looks different from each angle. Hey...it's a really affordable way to put a chandelier up. No one can examine it that closely as it hangs...and it looks pretty darn substantial and classic...with the cool black metal. FYI, the crystals are nice and heavy glass, not plastic or fake. People walk in and say..."wow...elegant" and we just say "thanks".
This is a very cute little chandelier and for the size has quite a few large crystal prisms. I bought this to hang in over my garden tub and this is perfect for this application. As opposed to some of the reviews, mine was a dark copper patina which is what I wanted to go with my oil rubbed bronze bath faucets, new lights and towel bars so this was perfect. My only complaint is that the little silver metal "hooks" look a little cheaper than the rest of the chandelier and are quite thin but they did provide me with many extras just in case these broke. Just a hint ...start hanging the prisms from the top down but stop before you do theose at the very bottom. This will allow you to hold the fixture at the bottom when hanging it. Once hung then put on the remaining prisms. If you put these on before you hang the fixture, they may get knocked off and break.
I really like this chandelier. It was a perfect replacement for the out dated one that was hanging in our entryway. My only complaint, which I think another reviewer mentioned, was that from certain directions it looks lopsided because it is only a 3 bulb chandelier. Not really a big concern in my case, but just thought I should mention it in case this would really bother some other buyer.
We used this for our daughter's nursery. It is a beautiful accent
We put this light in our walk-in closet. It gives off adequate light and adds a little sparkle.
Beautiful dark brushed metal! Looks great in my hallway
love it, perfect fit over powder room vanity
The chandelier arrived exactly as I had expected. It was simple to put together and after putting the crystals on it was ready to hang.
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