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I am finishing up a small side table that I had completed awhile back and I wanted to finish it off with a paste wax coat. I've tried looking for some detailed explanations on how to put the wax on and buff it out, but haven't had much luck. I've tried putting it on twice now with disappointing results both times. The first time I wiped it on, let it haze for about 20-30 minutes, and buffed it out with some cloth, the coat came out uneven and had wipe marks in it. I tried it again last night and used 0000 steel wool to wipe/buff it and the steel wool just clogged up and it turned out even worse. So, can anyone give me a step-by-step on how to use paste wax? I know it is probably very simple but I am just not getting it. I'm using Minwax paste wax by the way. Thanks! |
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#1 posted 05-08-2013 07:13 PM |
I think you are letting it sit too long. I never go more than 10 mins. Wipe it on in little swirls, let it set ten mins, wipe it off with little swirls. Usually 2 coats. |
#2 posted 05-08-2013 08:18 PM |
I aree with the above post. I would also add the following: If the wax hardens to the point where it's impossible to buff, you can always wash it off with a rag soaked in mineral spirits or naphtha. Then try again, but begin buffing as soon as the wax becomes hazy. Knowing when to begin buffing takes a little bit of practice. Thinning the wax with a bit of naphtha or mineral spirits might help you in applying a thinner coat. For future reference, I'd seal the wood with a coat or two of dewaxed shellac, if you haven't done so already on this project, prior to applying your wax. This will prevent the wax from soaking into the wood where it will cause a refinishing headache, should that ever be desired. The shellac will also do a much better job of protecting the wood than wax alone. Finally, never use liquid or aerosol furniture pollish on your waxed surface. The petrolleum distillates in the pollish will dissolve and smear the wax. Here is the procedure I'd use: |
#3 posted 05-08-2013 08:26 PM |
Finisherman is right, you should follow that procedure. If you're trying to wax wood without a seal coat on it it will take 10 or more coats just to fill the areas where it soaks in. -- Sam Hamory - The project is never finished until its "finished"! |
#4 posted 05-08-2013 10:00 PM |
Ahhh that's where I have gone wrong in the past…Dewax Shellac. Merlin -- No! Try Not. Do, or do Not.There is no Try. |
#5 posted 05-08-2013 10:11 PM |
I use Johnsons. Let it build as long as you want. The best solvent is the next coat of wax. After a few coats, you will have the needed build-up that will only require a quick wipe (several applications require less time in total than your alternatives). I don't know how they do it but I find it is also very good at removing any stain residue. And just a personal opinion, I opt for poly on flat surfaces that have any chance of seeing wear |
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Lambswool bonnet on a slow speed buffer is the best for buffing off paste wax. -- Michael :-{| Don't anthropomorphise your tools, they hate it when you do that. |
#7 posted 05-08-2013 10:48 PM |
Yup, you were letting it dry TOO long. Like said above, it only takes about 4 or 5 minutes for it to cloud over, then get to rubbing. Paste wax, like paint, dries with time, and not very much time. When it gets dry it gets HARD (which is what you want, isn't it?). Back in the 1950's, we used this stuff to wax cars so I have had a lot of experience with it as a teenager with a car. Cleaned and waxed it so much that I eventually waxed through the paint and had to get it re-painted. It gleamed like a diamond all the time though! Planeman -- Always remember: It is a mathematical certainty that half the people in this country are below average in intelligence! |
#8 posted 05-09-2013 11:28 PM |
Thanks everyone! I will give this another shot this weekend and see how it turns out. Looking forward to finally putting it into service! |
#9 posted 05-10-2013 12:17 AM |
Paste wax is not a finish, so what you see is what you get: bupkis. Poly or lacquer or even shellac is a finish. -- Clint Searl....Ya can no more do what ya don't know how than ya can git back from where ya ain't been |
#10 posted 05-10-2013 12:30 PM |
Clint, I don't want to argue, but, paste wax is the original finish. Just not a very good one. -- Sam Hamory - The project is never finished until its "finished"! |
#11 posted 05-10-2013 07:01 PM |
Weeeeelllllll , I unfortunately or fortunately I totally agree with Clint, Wax isnt a finish, just my .02 . I do however have to ask the obvious question, and that is "why" ? With all the good oils and finishes we have , WHY would anyone take all this time and effort to do a weak coating, that will not hold up and has to be renewed constantly, I'm sorry, but folks I just dont get it. |
#12 posted 05-10-2013 07:27 PM |
I like to use wax where a surface will not see wear (table legs and such). It seals the pores, goes on much faster and there is none of that nasty finishing stuff that comes with poly (I hate the finishing aspect…put on poly, knock much of it down and deal with the residue before repeating after a long dry time). |
#13 posted 05-10-2013 07:33 PM |
Hi Charles, I really don't want to argue with you, however. Furniture made 200 years ago would have been finished with wax as there were no other finishes available to the average person. I totally agree that it is not a good finish and these days should only be used as a protective coating on top of any one of dozens of quality finishes available. -- Sam Hamory - The project is never finished until its "finished"! |
#14 posted 05-10-2013 07:47 PM |
Earlex , they also used tallow candles for light, that still doesnt make it a good choice today , the old timers used what they had for a finish ,but that doesnt make it a good choice today either ,but they also used alot of oils and shellacs ,and they also died from a fever, that a simple asprin would have prevented. Not here to argue, and not going to , if wax suits you go for it, who am I to argue , but I bet gettin it to spray thru a Earlex will be a trick, ( no offense intended) LOL ,I'm outta here |
#15 posted 05-10-2013 09:16 PM |
Just a clarification, this is going overtop of 8 coats of wipe on poly. |
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Minnesota state officials are still trying to assess the significance of a new legal challenge that is delaying the sale of nearly $500 million in bonds for the new Minnesota Vikings stadium.
"We don't know and that's the problem," said Minnesota Management and Budget Commissioner Jim Schowalter.
Former Minneapolis mayoral candidate Doug Mann and two others filed a petition Friday with the Minnesota Supreme Court to stop the sale of bonds for the public share of the $1 billion stadium. The group argued that supporters muscled through the project without a citywide vote required by the Minneapolis city charter.
The issue is not a new one, but suddenly slammed the crucial bond sale to a grinding halt.
State budget officials had methodically prepared for the bond sale to ensure the lowest possible interest rates. Now the project costs could creep up, not only with the potential for higher interest, but also added administrative and legal costs.
"Ultimately, the cost of financing the stadium will be more expensive because we are not in the market in timely manner," Schowalter said. "We are taking on the challenge of creating a lot more legal and administrative time. That is not the message we want to be sending to the market."
As of Friday afternoon, Schowalter was preparing to fly to New York to oversee the bond sale early this week. After numerous consultations with legal counsel, Schowalter canceled the sale Saturday afternoon and stayed in Minnesota.
Schowalter said they do not yet know how much additional legal and administrative time will be necessary if the Supreme Court ultimately allows the bond sale to go forward.
It is not clear when the Supreme Court might weigh in on the matter, said John Kostouros, spokesman for the State Court Administration.
Mann also filed a petition with the Minnesota Court of Appeals to overturn a Hennepin County District judge's decision on the issue last November, seeking a citywide vote on the stadium agreement in Minneapolis.
The leader of the the Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority, which is overseeing stadium construction, said delays in the bond sale are a serious blow to the already razor-tight deadline. They said it could jeopardize the 2016 opening of the stadium.
Gov. Mark Dayton said in a statement that he was concerned about the delay. "I hope that this matter can be quickly resolved to prevent severe damage to the project's financing and the loss of many important jobs," he said.


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Described below are three methods through which students can obtain course credit for applied experiences: a practicum experience, clinical-counseling internship, or an industrial-organizational (I/O) internship. In addition, the KU Community Outreach Center can help with volunteer opportunities and the Career Development Center can help with internship opportunities that might help you achieve your future career goals. YOU MUST REGISTER PRIOR TO THE EXPERIENCE TO RECEIVE CREDIT. FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT OFFICE.
Practicum (PSY 305) for 1-3 Credits
This is a supervised practicum in an approved research or applied setting that may be on- or off-campus. Experiences might include, but are not limited to, working as a research assistant in a laboratory or other facility, volunteer work for a service organization or government agency, or work with a school district. This practicum is not designed for activities related to the provision of clinical/counseling or I/O services to agencies and businesses. Early in the semester prior to the practicum, the student, with the help of the faculty supervisor, must contact the site and develop a proposal outlining the work location and the anticipated practicum activities. The proposal must be approved before the student can register for the course. PREREQUISITES: PSY011, junior or senior standing, 12 or more credits of PSY, QPA of 2.5 or permission of instructor, approval of the Department Chair and the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Course may be repeated for credit, up to a maximum of 6 credits.
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Oley Valley School District | Work with elementary school guidance counselor, observe testing sessions, help monitor and score tests, act as classroom teacher's aide, help design classroom activities. |
Lehigh Valley Hospital | Research assistant on a research project with a physician, medical resident, or other health professional. Perform intake interviews, screen clinical patients, perform data entry and literature searches, observe medical procedures, receive training in research and medical ethics.
Contact: Dr. James Jackson: email@example.com |
Boyertown Area YMCA | Multiple experiences possible, primarily during summer. Work with children or adults with special needs; promote teen leadership; implement mind-body wellness or stress management techniques; learn about the management of a non-profit agency; observe and apply principles of sports psychology.
Contact: Dr. Anita Meehan: email@example.com |
PSY 363 CLINICAL INTERNSHIP 3-6 Credits
(Contact Dr. Akillas 610-683-1366)
One semester supervised internship at agencies and organizations offering clinical/counseling services. Students spend two days a week at the internship site and have the opportunity to observe and/or provide psychometric services, interviews, counseling, and other clinical services under supervision. PREREQUISITES: PSY 250 AND PSY 360, QPA 2.5 or higher (8 contact hours, 3 semester hours; 16 contact hours, 6 semester hours).
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KidsPeace | Assessment and evaluation of children and adolescents; participation in treatment groups. |
Youth Valley House | Working with troubled adolescents; implementing treatment plans under supervision. |
Industrial-Organizational Internship (PSY 362) 3-6 Credits
(Contact Dr. Stoffey 610-683-1365)
This is an academically-based, supervised work experience designed to apply theory to practice. Students will have the opportunity to interact with professionals in their area of interest, develop the communication skills needed in their field, and begin to build a strong resume and references. This experience will provide not only career focus but also increased self-confidence and maturity. PREREQUISITES: PSY 011 and PSY 220, QPA 2.5 or higher (8-16 contact hours, 3-6 semester hours).
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Lucent Technologies | Writing programs using SPSS and managing data files for evaluating training programs sponsored by Microelectronics International University, Lucent Tech. |
PsyCor, Inc. | Content analysis of survey data; using SPSS to analyze data; scoring services for pre-employment testing; assisting in training programs in the area of performance management and goal-setting. |


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HOUSTON-Shoppers are "Saving Cents" at local consignment shops.
"I fairly routinely get a check for couple hundred dollars every month because I come often," said Dr. Georgia Hitchcock, a frequent visitor to The Guild Consignment Shop.
Often she comes with her daughter, Johnna, who recently brought two glass and wrought iron end tables to sell on consignment.
At a consignment shop, the store takes your unwanted or unused items and puts them on sale. When it's bought, you and the store split the money.
"You bring it to us. We don't pay you outright, but we put it for sale here at The Guild Shop," said Louise Symmes, director of The Guild Shop.
At her store, the customer gets 65 percent of the money and the store keeps 35 percent.
"We're the best deal in town," she said.
The store's portion helps to support St. James House in Baytown, which assists the elderly.
The consignment store has the final say on what price will be put on your item, but they welcome input from you, especially documentation to support any claims of how much value the item has.
There are lots of high-end items in The Guild Shop, which is located at 2009 Dunlavy in River Oaks. On a recent day, there was a white gold and diamond watch on sale for $280.
Jane Lomasney visited the store recently during a trip to Houston, and she was still excited about a great deal she got on a watch.
"I bought a gold Omega watch and I paid $279 for it. I took it to Adlers in New Orleans which is an old, old jewelry store, had it appraised. It appraised between $2,500 and $2,800," Lomasney said.
Buyers keen on getting a good deal at The Guild Shop need to play the waiting game, but it's a risk. The shop marks down items significantly the longer they're on the shelf, but that means someone else may beat you to the punch.
The store has a strict "first come, first served" policy on items and will not hold them for customers.
For example, Symmes said a grand piano was recently on sale for pennies on the dollar, and several people were playing the waiting game to get it at the lowest price possible.
On the morning the store marked it down to its final sales price, several interested buyers were waiting at the door. Symmes said they all ran to the piano when her staff unlocked the doors. The first one to reach it won the right to buy it.
Other Houston-area consignment shops:
BLUE BIRD CIRCLE RESALE, 615 W. Alabama
MORE THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE, 2817 Westheimer
HOUSTON JUNIOR FORUM RESALE SHOP, 1815 Rutlend
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Location: Microfilm E 185.615 C5845
Scope: "Part 1: White House Central Files and Aides Files: includes internal memoranda and working papers circulated between the President and his advisers as well as correspondence between the administration and influential individuals and groups outside the White House. Part 2: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Administrative History: documents the implementation of federal civil rights policy in a key area-job discrimination- by combining an official (though unpublished) narrative history of the EEOC with appendices of internal documents. Part 3: Oral Histories: offers extensive transcribed oral history interviews not only with administration policy makers but also with a large number of activists from the civil rights movement. Part 4: Papers of the White House Conference on Civil Rights: is a comprehensive record of the most important civil rights conference of the Johnson years." It was called "To Fulfill These Rights" (June 1-2, 1966). Part V: Records of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (Kerner Commission): contains all of the key records of the commission and is the best source of documentation for the study of the riots that shook the United States in the mid-1960s." (LexisNexis).
How to search the collection: All five parts of this collection have their own guides with reel indexes and subject indexes. They are shelved with the collection at Microfilm E 185.615 C5845 1984.
Civil Rights During the Johnson Administration, 1963-1969. Microfilm E 185.615 C5845 1984 v. 1-5 Guides
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I had a great time and a great meal! They make their pizzas in a different pan so it's not cross contaminated. We told the waiter straight off and he made sure everything was gluten free for the rest of the meal without me asking! Will definitely return!
Very good pizza. Served in a foil pan to prevent cross contamination! The edges happened to be a bit burnt. However, I've made GF pizza at home and it is so much more difficult than working with wheat dough. I'll be back!
The pizza is good if it's cooked correctly. Once it came out too doughy in the center, and another time it was burned all around the edges. Overall, the taste and texture of the gluten free pizza were good, though.
Great GF pizza, not the best I've had but it's very tasty and has a crispy crust :-) Gets cooked in it's own foil pan so no worries of cross contamination.
If you haven't been here it's a must! The staff is so friendly and the made me feel very secure that my gluten-free pizza was made safely to avoid cross contamination. I didn't even know until the server told me that they also offered gluten free beer and vodka options, who knew!
700 Paramus Park, Located inside The Paramus Mall, Paramus, NJ 07652
I eat here often with coworkers- the staff is not really knowledgable. Was told I could not have the on tap Woodchuck cider because it's "cider beer"? Yeah I ordered it anyway. Was also told by a waiter that the wings were gluten free, when we got the serving it comes with garlic bread on top... I just stick to salads with oil&vinegar or the GF pizza which is made in an aluminum container to avoid cross contamination.
700 Paramus Park, Located inside The Paramus Mall, Paramus, NJ 07652
Great gf pizza and wings!
700 Paramus Park, Located inside The Paramus Mall, Paramus, NJ 07652
The absolute best GF crust I've ever had. #yum
700 Paramus Park, Located inside The Paramus Mall, Paramus, NJ 07652
This is my families favorite pizza place. The crust is crispy on the bottom and is delicious, two things that are hard to come by in GF pizza.
700 Paramus Park, Located inside The Paramus Mall, Paramus, NJ 07652
Very good GF pizza. I love it!
2105 Hwy 35, Oakhurst, NJ 07755
Not there anymore and new pizza place is NOT gluten free. Tommy's is in Red Bank though.
2 Bridge Ave, Red Bank, NJ 07701
great gluten free pizza and bards gf beer. Asked our server if any of the toppings were GF. He said "I don't know", then took our order. I guess checking with the cook or manager isn't possible. Great to have GF choices, but could be even better with some knowledge.
2105 Hwy 35, Oakhurst, NJ 07755
Best gluten free pizza in town if you order ahead you can pull up to the back entrance for pick up. The sausage with peppers are my son's favorite pies.
2 Bridge Ave, Red Bank, NJ 07701
I love that Tommy's makes sure that they can accommodate all customers with their menu! It's not often that you can find a great pizza place that also has gluten free crust, but Tommy's does! They also have gluten-free beer and vodka options for anyone of age to enjoy. Really great place to come with the family
2105 Hwy 35, Oakhurst, NJ 07755
The great thing about this Tommy's location is that they have a private party room which is great for meetings, events or even kids parties. It's hard to find places to host events that also have a gluten-free menu, but this locations got it all. The gluten-free crust is on the top of my must try list!
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8 - Dragonmaw Illusion
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Get to the Netherwing section of Shadowmoon Valley in outlands and receive the Dragonmaw Illusion buff.
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Seeing FlightHUD is expected. It vanishes when the buff comes into play, dropping mount and resummoning does not bring FlightHUD back up. FlighHUD returns when you fly out of the area and lose the buff.
What version of the product are you using?
Do you have an error log of what happened?
No error was given.
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Barfolomeu | Dec 17, 2009 at 02:38 UTC | Changed status from Accepted to Fixed |
Barfolomeu | Mar 17, 2009 at 18:20 UTC | Changed status from New to Accepted |
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After your comment, I looked into this a little more closely and had a few rare instances where I left the Netherwing area, but the drake stayed with me. It's not the Dragonmaw Illusion you'll need to worry about it's the Dragonmaw Nether Drake Buff http://www.wowhead.com/?spell=40212 which replaces your current mount buff.
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A mighty 7.8 magnitude undersea earthquake has occurred in the Scotia Sea on Sunday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Scotia Sea is a distant region in the far south Atlantic near Antarctica.
Occurring at the boundary between the Antarctic tectonic plate and the Scotia Sea plate, the temblor struck at 0904 GMT in the ocean some 893 km southwest of Grytviken, South Georgia, and 1,140 km southeast of Ushuaia, Argentina.
Randy Baldwin, a geophysicist at the National Earthquake Information Center in Golden, Colorado, told AFP aftershocks will be felt surrounding the area "probably for weeks."
"They're sliding past one another horizontally, it's not a subduction zone," Mr Baldwin said.
With its 7.8 magnitude intensity, the Scotia Sea quake of Nov 17 could well be already described as "one of the most significant earthquakes of all time," almost parallel to the great San Francisco earthquake of 1906 which had a 7.9 magnitude intensity.
But since the Scotia Sea quake struck at a remote area where little or no human beings reside, the USGS no longer issued issue tsunami warnings. It was not considered a major catastrophe to endanger human lives.
"You couldn't pick a more remote area for an earthquake," Mr Baldwin said.
"This quake took place in a remote area (the closest inhabited land is almost 1500 km distant) which means that there is no immediate direct impact on human populations," according to Jennifer Young of www.decodedscience.com.
Ms Young further explained tsunamis remain a remote possibility for this particular 7.8 magnitude undersea earthquake because of the nature of its faulting.
"Geological phenomena generate tsunamis when they displace large volumes of seawater laterally, or in a side-to-side motion. Earthquakes are the primary cause of tsunamis, but other mechanisms such as landslides could have the same effect," she said.
"In this case, because there was no vertical movement, the quake could generate no large-scale tsunami, and any local tsunami would have disappeared before reaching land."
The quake's epicentre was recorded 10 kilometres deep. It was near the 6.8 magnitude undersea earthquake that occurred in the same sea 30 hours earlier.


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Minor in Human Services
Students from other departments may minor in Human Services. The student will be broadly trained in understanding human behavior and in pre-professional counseling skills to provide services in a wide array of contexts.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program, graduates will be able to:
- Demonstrate knowledge of an array of theoretical and applied human service, counseling and psychological theories;
- Demonstrate a range of para-professional counseling skills sufficient to conduct entry-level human services interventions;
- Demonstrate the ability to communicate orally and/or in writing and interact effectively with other helping professionals;
- Demonstrate an ability to understand research and critique professional literature in human service, counseling and psychological professions;
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- August 4, 2011
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- August 4, 2011
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Dry fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers. Make fruit leathers, trail mix and jerky. You can even use it to make yogurt or cure epoxies and clay.
It also allows you to keep the temperature below 120° to preserve enzymes and nutrients.
The unit is easy to clean. Each tray slides in and out and can be removed for drying larger items. We offer the top of the line Deluxe 3000 series, with upgraded electrical components, a heavy duty motor and a full 10 year warranty.
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This is a well-made dehydrator with a small footprint on the counter for the large amount of drying area available. Runs smoothly and quietly, easy to use and clean. Comes with an extensive recipe and drying tips book. Tamari Kale Chips turned out delicious with even drying and are a favorite. Also does a great job incubating yogurt in containers when several of the lower trays are removed to make space. Highly recommend this product for creating healthy snacks, emergency preparedness food, and gifts!
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Ivor Bueb - Unregistered March 18, 2013 2:31 PM What on earth are Macca doing?They had the fastest car at the end of last year. Now they've made an all new car that is slower.And the regs are to be changed next year so they can't develop this car past the end of this season!??Whitmarsh sounds as if he has no clue what is going on.How can a set up error in testing make them think the car is better than it really is? 6 agree 1 disagree
roja - Unregistered March 18, 2013 2:54 PM What a load of bull!!They are a team on the way down fast now!No Hamilton for speed and set up skills and no Paddy Lowe or Vodafone from next year either.Remember Williams used to be the dominant team not so long ago and look how quickly they fell down the ranks. Mclaren are going the same way. As much as Hamilton could be a pain they are going to miss him this year. 22 agree 12 disagree
Fernandabulous March 18, 2013 2:56 PM unfortunately this whole scenario at macca reminds me of jb's 'can't get the setup right' phase, next one to watch for is his 'earth car' demeanor Reply Report abuse 8 agree 6 disagree
OnTheOtherHand March 18, 2013 3:30 PM If there car is that bad and they know and admit it to themselves, they should just treat the next couple of races as testing. Dispense with the pressures of trying to win and get on fixing what is broken.Or is there a rule that says you can not do that.Answers on a postcard. Reply Report abuse 1 agree 0 disagree
oldtimer - Unregistered March 18, 2013 3:54 PM Given the budget and resources McClaren have this will have to go down as one of the biggest c...-ups in the teams history and they've had a few. It beggers belief they can come out with a car that is nearly three seconds of the pace. Teams spend millions trying to find a hundredth of a second, how much is it going to cost to find three seconds. Given that they have to have a totally new car for next year anyway this was a huge mistake to make a new car just for this year. I'm guessing but I would think they will have to go back to last years car and concentrate on next season as by the time they sort themselves out the season will be half over and they will have no chance of either championships. I feel sorry for Perez this could just finish his F1 career. As for Mr Button, he said it was the best car they had ever made, I've wondered about him for some time........... 8 agree 3 disagree
roja - Unregistered March 18, 2013 4:10 PM Oldtimer I agree Ive NEVER rated Button ever totally over hyped by the British press in my opinion has a few lucky/jammy wins every year due to the weather and safety cars etc.. This years car was supposed to be geared around his style of driving not Hamilton's as thats the reason he was SO SLOW last season!You go to ask yourself 1 pole in 3 years! honestly the guy just doesnt cut it at this level.The car is obviously a dog but it needs a Hamilton, Vettel, Kimi type of driver to drag it around the track kicking and screaming, Button and Perez just cannot do that 20 agree 11 disagree
koolkat - Unregistered March 18, 2013 4:42 PM Twenty years ago, it may have been possible for a good driver to wring the neck of a bad car and get a good result. This is not the case anymore, the cars don't allow this. Look how many times in free practice the cars are paired by team all the way down the timing chart. Yes Button may not be the outright fastest driver out there but he has a better racing brain than most. You don't win races with three teams and a WDC by being bad driver do you! 11 agree 5 disagree
bwr - Unregistered March 18, 2013 4:44 PM Firstly - This website is shocking and annoying waiting for Advertising to load.Second - Here we go again with the Jenson bashing. ITS A TEAM SPORT...... or want to deny that now too.If Hamilton is amazing why did he finish 5th, If Vettle is amazing why did he not win the race from Pole. S$$t happens, yes McL have co&ked up but they will be back. I hate it when people are so critical about how crap drivers are. They are all in F1 for a reason. Get over it. 13 agree 5 disagree
richard March 18, 2013 4:58 PM ivor. the regs are to remain pretty static for 2014, apart from engine and a few aero tweaks. so the car can be used for next couple of years if required. Reply Report abuse 3 agree 5 disagree
Ivor Bueb - Unregistered March 18, 2013 5:27 PM They could keep a lot of the chassis and aero stuff I suppose.Just I'd have thought it would be better to wait and tailor it to the new engine. Rather than spend $$ now on a design which doesn't seem to be working with the present engine.. McLaren seem to have hit the ground running like headless chickens this year. I hope I'm wrong and the car works better at the other circuits. 2 agree 0 disagree


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Winston Churchill in a bathing suit
It's not clear to me whether this photo of Winston Churchill in a bathing suit comes from 1911 or 1922 — the title of the How to Be a Retronaut page is ambiguous — but either way, he cut a fine figure of a man.
It's not clear to me whether this photo of Winston Churchill in a bathing suit comes from 1911 or 1922 — the title of the How to Be a Retronaut page is ambiguous — but either way, he cut a fine figure of a man.
The Tax Justice Network's Estimating the Price of Offshore Revisted report says that over $21 trillion has been squirrelled away in offshore tax-havens by 90,000 super-rich tax-cheats (0.001% of the world's population). The crime was abetted by a network of "enablers" from banks like UBS, Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs.
Much of the money has been looted from the world's poorest countries, whose populations live in conditions of crushing poverty exacerbated by even more crushing international debt. The report estimates that if those countries' oligarchs and crime bosses were to pay their fair share of taxes that these debts could be settled. For example, Nigeria has lost £196b to tax havens — while the country's national debt was about $37b as of 2011.
Heather Stewart has more in The Observer:
James Henry, former chief economist at consultancy McKinsey and an expert on tax havens, has compiled the most detailed estimates yet of the size of the offshore economy in a new report, The Price of Offshore Revisited, released exclusively to the Observer.
He shows that at least £13tn – perhaps up to £20tn – has leaked out of scores of countries into secretive jurisdictions such as Switzerland and the Cayman Islands with the help of private banks, which vie to attract the assets of so-called high net-worth individuals. Their wealth is, as Henry puts it, "protected by a highly paid, industrious bevy of professional enablers in the private banking, legal, accounting and investment industries taking advantage of the increasingly borderless, frictionless global economy". According to Henry's research, the top 10 private banks, which include UBS and Credit Suisse in Switzerland, as well as the US investment bank Goldman Sachs, managed more than £4tn in 2010, a sharp rise from £1.5tn five years earlier.
Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing took $3,000,000 out of his bonus and shared it among 10,000 of the company's junior employees. From CNN:
Yang had earned $5.2 million in bonuses for the fiscal year ending in March. His total earnings, including salary, incentives and other benefits, amounted to $14 million, according to the company's annual report.
I'm not sure what a "junior" employee is — if it's a Chinese factory assembly worker, then a $300 bonus would probably contribute a significant improvement in material conditions.
[Video Link] I met Brett Hamilton when I blindly hired him through Taskrabbit to help me move some monstrously heavy armoires. While we were giving ourselves hernias I learned that he is the bassist for Falling Still, and I've been enjoying their music ever since. Here's their latest video, for a song called "If U Stay." IIRC, the white van featured in the video is the same one Brett brought over to move the furniture!
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"The Dark Knight Rises" was on track to earn $160 million, which would be a record for 2-D films, over the weekend following a mass shooting at a Colorado screening of the Batman film.
Kristin Stewart will surely be sailing away with a few new surfboards at this year's Teen Choice Awards.
Authorities said Sunday they believe Katherine Jackson, the mother of Michael Jackson and the guardian of his three minor children, is safe in Arizona with family members after she was reported missing.
Alexandre de Araújo, a Portuguese Disney megafan, produced this spectacularly detailed model of the Sleeping Beauty castle at Disneyland Paris. He gives us a loving video tour of his five-year project, of which he is justly proud.
Sleeping Beauty Castle Model by Alexandre de Araújo
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- Broadcast period: 2008-Jan-06 to 2008-Mar-31
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Down. Bromley Kent
My dear Hooker
What a splendid, magnificent letter from Asa Gray! I should out of pure vanity rather like to keep first sheet, so do not throw it away.— It is rich about Agassiz.
I mean to come to London on Tuesday evening for the vain purpose of consulting a new Doctor for my stomach; & for the Club on Thursday, where, if I can possibly, attend, I very much hope to see you. What a time it is since I have seen you my dear old friend, & such kind & generous sympathy you have shown me.—
God Bless you | Yours affect | C. Darwin
I tried to come up last Thursday to dine at Athenæum with you Naturalists, but failed.
I hope Lady Hooker goes on favourably.—
Is there a cool-greenhouse Goodenia, so that I could get a plant & examine the process of impregnation?
A capital clear article in todays Gardener Ch. I suppose by you.—
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CD feared that Goodenia presented a strong case against his doctrine that all organic beings occasionally cross. Auguste de Saint-Hilaire maintained that in Goodenia the pollen is `enclosed in a cup surrounding the stigma & is then hermetically sealed; so that here a cross would appear physically impossible.' (Natural selection, pp. 63--4, 72). - +
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Position: RB
Height: 5-11 Weight: 215 lbs.
Born: October 1, 1943 in Margaret, AL
High School: V.W. Scott
College: Illinois (school history) (Price college stats)
Drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the 11th round (92nd overall) of the 1966 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the New York Giants in the 16th round (240th overall) of the 1966 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 3 (10455th overall since 1950)
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Report NEP-SOC-2006-01-29
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- George J. Mailath & Andrew Postlewaite, 2002. "Social Assets," PIER Working Paper Archive 06-003, Penn Institute for Economic Research, Department of Economics, University of Pennsylvania, revised 04 Jun 2004.
- Calvó-Armengol, Antoni & Verdier, Thierry & Zenou, Yves, 2006. "Strong and Weak Ties in Employment and Crime," CEPR Discussion Papers 5448, C.E.P.R. Discussion Papers.
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- Bezemer, Dirk & Dulleck, Uwe & Frijters, Paul, 2005. "Social Capital, Creative Destruction and Economic Development," Research Report 05C09, University of Groningen, Research Institute SOM (Systems, Organisations and Management).
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- Booth, Alison L & van Ours, Jan C, 2005. "Hours of Work and Gender Identity: Does Part-Time Work Make the Family Happier?," CEPR Discussion Papers 5438, C.E.P.R. Discussion Papers.
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AAFP Recommends Universal Screening for HIV Infection Beginning at 18 Years of Age
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Related article: What Is New in HIV Infection?
Related letter: AAFP Should Support HIV Screening for All 15- to 17-Year-Olds
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and AIDS are responsible for substantial morbidity and mortality in the United States. In 2011, there were nearly 50,000 HIV infection diagnoses, at a rate of 15.8 per 100,000 persons.1 In 2013, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) strongly recommended universal screening for HIV infection in all pregnant women, and in adolescents and adults 15 to 65 years of age.2 Screening for HIV infection meets many of the criteria of a worthwhile screening test, including earlier detection to improve morbidity and mortality, high sensitivity and specificity, and a testing method that is acceptable to most patients.
Although the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) agrees with much of this recommendation, it recommends delaying the start of routine screening until 18 years of age, and screening all patients 18 to 65 years of age. The AAFP notes that screening younger patients may still be beneficial based on high-risk behaviors.3 The AAFP position differs from that of the USPSTF for the following reasons: the rate of HIV infection diagnosis is substantially lower in those 15 to 17 years of age; higher-risk adolescents can still be tested based on risk factors and regional prevalence; the positive predictive value of a test in a low-prevalence population is poor; a low-yield test would lead to potentially unnecessary, time-consuming interventions in the practice of a busy family physician; and the benefit of diagnosis
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Dr. Brown was the 2013 chair of the AAFP's Subcommittee on Clinical Preventive Services and is the 2014 chair of the Commission on Health of the Public and Science.
1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. HIV surveillance report, 2011; vol. 23. http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/topics/surveillance/resources/reports/. February 2013. Accessed November 18, 2013.
2. Moyer VA. Screening for HIV: U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendation statement. Ann Intern Med. 2013;159(1):51–60.
3. American Academy of Family Physicians. HIV infection, adolescents and adults. http://www.aafp.org/patient-care/clinical-recommendations/all/hiv.html. Accessed November 30, 2013.
4. Cornett JK, Kirn TJ. Laboratory diagnosis of HIV in adults: a review of current methods. Clin Infect Dis. 2013;57(5):712–718.
5. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Vital signs: HIV infection, testing, and risk behaviors among youths—United States. MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep. 2012;61(47):971–976.
6. American Academy of Family Physicians. Adolescent health care, sexuality and contraception. http://www.aafp.org/about/policies/all/adolescent-sexuality.html. Accessed November 27, 2013.
7. Gigerenzer G. HIV screening: helping clinicians make sense of test results to patients. BMJ. 2013;347:f5151.
8. Biggs WS, Crosley PW, Kozakowski SM. Results of the 2013 National Resident Matching Program: family medicine. Fam Med. 2013;45(9):647–651.
9. Yarnell KS, Pollak KI, Østbye T, Krause KM, Michener JL. Primary care: is there enough time for prevention? Am J Public Health. 2003;93(4):635–641.
10. Howden LM, Meyer JA. Age and sex composition: 2010. 2010 Census Briefs. Washington, DC: U.S. Census Bureau; 2011.
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Ooohhh, this is going to mean we only get SuperHD on the Canadian Netflix, isn't it. I'm sure my server provider isn't peering with Netflix :P
honestly current netflix HD looks just ok as you can see backgrounds get fizzy in HD video all the time. If they could make something look like the 720P BR I download I'd be happy.
Are all the HD streams now Super HD if supported by the provider?If not, how we know which ones are?
This is illegal tbh. Rogers does not offer enough bandwidth for this type of service... I mean wtf.. Yeah speeds no problem.. But just because I can download a movie in 10 seconds does not mean I have the bandwidth to actually do it...
One thing's for sure: i hope the CRTC will lower wholesale rates for IISP's soon, because even the 400 GB cap that Start offers on their Pro Cable Internet package won't be enough, especially if you have multiple residents in a dwelling watching Super HD streams simultaneously, and consuming a lot of bandwidth.
I find that it progressess during the show. Often the first minute or so it doesn't get past High SD. But then it somehow decides I'm worthy and I get into the medium and high HD.
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Hello, My question is about Samsung I5503 Galaxy 550. It comes with Android 2.1 (Eclair). I am wondering if I will be be able to upgrade it to the latest version of Android (2.3) or not (if I buy it)! Thanks for help.
I think is too early to say. Android 2.3 is quite new and has been released only on few devices. We had to wait about 6 month to get android 2.2 (most people still dont have 2.2) So as I said, is too early to say anything.
Hi varun.k, Here are the links For all samsung galaxy 5, 550, i55XXX whatever it is. (USA 2.2 froyo rom: link 1: http://www.multiupload.com/RS_UPKSVCZ7KU link 2:Multiupload.com - upload your files to multiple file hosting sites! ASIA 2.2 froyo rom (not eng): link 1:http://www.multiupload.com/RS_HV40VYV96P link 2:MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service thanx to samfirmware.com pass= samfirmware.com) To flash onto your phone follow instructions here: Samsung Galaxy 5 (GT-I5500/I5503) - xda-developers DO NOT ROOT!!! you will need this, Odin.428 odin v4.28 and ops file.zip - 4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download If anyone can find the 2.3 links, when they are released, please post here. Thank you d.t.android
Android 2.3 for Galaxy 5 coming soon..mad yeam successfully ported it...its in testing progress now...yeah...
"We will ask Samsung about 2.3 for ace, gio, fit and mini. No 2.3 for Galaxy 3 and 5!" posted by samfirmware on twitter http://twitter.com/#!/SamFirmware
Well we can always get some kind of unofficial update. But I really doubt that we will see android 2.3 on samsung galaxy 5.
So does anyone at all know where to find a 2.3 rom? I don't care if its not the real one. As long as it works! So I mean even something like a custom rom. I HATE FROYO!
Multiupload.com - upload your files to multiple file hosting sites! android 2.3 alpha version but in this u need to data wipe ur phone
I brought my Galaxy i5503 to the Samsung Service Center in San Juan and they upgraded the 2.1 to the latest 2.3
Try this!!! This worked for me Install Android 2.3.3 CyanogenMod 7 on Samsung Galaxy 5 | Android Total
Hi. I have a Samsung galaxy 5 (gti5508). I installed the asian version but for some reason the touch screen doesn't work! I have reinstalled the rom but still doesn't work. Any help?
hi samsung galaxy 3 just now got froyo 2.2 how come samsung galaxy 5 gets 2.3 that too from samsung service.center please reply to email@example.com