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McGaughy's deluxe 2/4 drop installed...questions answered
Just installed the 2/4 drop spindle kit this week and wanted to answer some of the questions I had before I ordered it for anyone out there thinking about doing it. I searched for days trying to find info before I ordered mine...
First off the kit is very well made and i didn't have to modify any of the parts to install it. My main concern was that I was going to have to grind the spindles like mentioned in a few threads... I'm pretty sure that only applies to 2013's as mine had plenty of room and doesn't rub at all. Not saying that applies to every 2012 and older, but there was plenty of room on mine and on the 07 I installed for a buddy this week.
Another concern I had was the front wheels sticking out... Yes, it does widen the front track a little(mine less than a 1/2" on each side), but I would have to point it out to 9 out of 10 people for them to even notice it.
Special tools required... a 3lb sledge, a set of large wrenches or sockets(18mm to 27mm was the set I got), and a grinder/cutting wheel.
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on mine were not hard at all. Two love taps with the sledge and they fell right out. The instructions say to cut the bottom ball joint stud even with the nut when you install the new spindle... I didn't do that because if I go to sell or trade it in I will most likely put it back to stock. It still has plenty of clearance and if you go to remove it and if the ball joint spins you have nothing to grab ahold of to double wrench it and get the nut off(which I had to do on all 4)
It also says to grind the cups for the stock
bump stops
flush... didn't do that either. The supplied
bump stops
line up with the cups and again, I'll be going back to stock eventually. I'm sure there's a good reason(liability) the instructions say to do these things... as someone probably tried to jump a hill and trashed their wheel or rear end, but I don't plan on doing that so I think i'll be fine.
My truck drove great right after it was done, no pulling or wobble at highway speeds. The steering wheel was off a little to the left when going straight and I took it the next morning to get aligned which corrected that and any camber issues caused by the drop.
Sorry for the long post, just trying to answser some of the questions I had when trying to choose a kit myself. Feel free to ask any other questions or if you're in the Tucson/Phoenix area hit me up and I'll be glad to help with a install! Pics coming soon!
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Quick Studies in oil
My studio is in a Gallery space on Division Street in Chicago. Every Tuesday night we have a figure drawing session. I went from going to it to now running it. Its uninstructed, I have way more to learn before I can teach. But I wanted to share what goes on. I've been going ever since I got back from Revelations 08. I had a revelation of sorts that life drawing needed to part of my life as an artist and not just some class that was required in school.
I also want to thank Dan Dos Santos for turning me onto the the 10 minute paintings which I started doing when I got back from the Illustration Master Class last summer.
The session is about 2 hours so my longest pose here is from 40-50 min. I break out the paints for the 10 min, 20 min and hour poses.
thanks for looking Aaron Miller
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very nice quick painting, you are very skillful.
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Stuff looks awesome! You rock!
March 21st, 2009 #4
More oil sketches
these range from 10 minutes to 45 minutes.
April 10th, 2009 #5
more in the 10 minute range.
the panels are usually 9x12 or 6x6.
April 10th, 2009 #6
2 hours
April 10th, 2009 #7
40-50 minutes
April 10th, 2009 #8
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April 11th, 2009 #9
nice work =)
i did notice that you rarely render the hands and feet (exept for your one that's only hands and feet, heh)
i think your longer poses could really benefit from adding them in next time. great stuff though.
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The handling of paint blows my mind off, I didn't know it's possible to work so fast with oils. I think there's some minor wonkyness in foreshortened legs in some of them though. On the two last reclining figures, the bent knee joints look like they fold like an empty tube more than solid limbs. The feet look small too in the earlier one. But excuse the nitpicks, it's an inspiring thread and makes me wish I had more time to experiment with oils. Keep up the good work!
April 12th, 2009 #11
I am amazed that your able to get such structure down with paints in 10 minutes. very awesome ... you should take it on the road, do portraits for people on the street you'd make a killing and it would save on getting models lol
My coffee is never strong enough and sleep is always an option
April 12th, 2009 #12
though i'll also try to get those hands and feet in there in the 10 minutes i have as well.
i think Andrew Jones did that through Europe, but since I run the sessions the models are free for me. and i have thought about getting some friends to pose to add to the collection of quick portraits.
all in good time. i'll keep adding to this page and we'll see.
September 17th, 2009 #13
More figure studies!
Adding a few more figure studies, hopefully these are helpful for someone. If you have any questions feel free to ask. All under an hour and about 9x12.
September 20th, 2009 #14
Quick studies in oil
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This is amazing, looks like you have some Freud's influence there.
November 15th, 2009 #16
It was great to meet you at IlluXCon, man. As I told you there, I love these figure studies. So inspirational.
...So post more of them, already!
November 17th, 2009 #17
Noah! it was great meeting you as well. What an awesome event. I'll get to an update ASAP. look for about a dozen or more incoming later this week. Its nice to know that these help folks out. I'm also looking forward to the possibility of spending more than on hour on a life painting soon.
January 18th, 2010 #18
10 more
quite a few more images to upload here. i hope you viewers enjoy these. they are a great exercise if you can do it.
January 18th, 2010 #19
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quick studies in oil on panel.
January 18th, 2010 #20
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Quick studies in oil. between 10-60 minutes.
January 18th, 2010 #21
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Quick Studies! good for you!
January 18th, 2010 #23
ooh huge dump today
thanks for sharing
January 19th, 2010 #24
Nice stuff Aaron! Inspiring!
What would Caravaggio do?
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January 19th, 2010 #25
What an immense and great output!
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February 26th, 2010 #26
a few more
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February 28th, 2010 #27
Great works! So warm palette, my people look like zombies comparing to yours
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Hey Aaron, I just wanted to say your paintings are beautiful and your illustrations are amazing. I'm also from Chicago and I have wanted to go to your life drawing sessions for a while now, but with school, conflicting schedules have held me back. I'll hopefully see you during Christmas break.
Just figured I'd stop creeping and say hello,
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yikes! I need to update with more paintings!!
most are around an hour. Hard to say since it includes the break time for the model about 30 minutes in.
all are oil on panel from life.


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• Mike Delwiche (1,628 yards in 1985): Perhaps the most popular player of the 1980s, the speedy Delwiche helped lead the Trojans to Division I state semifnals as a junior in 1985. Despite being slowed by a nagging hamstring injury as a senior, Delwiche went on to play at Boston College.
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• Gordon Bell (1,594 yards in 1970; 1,447 in 1971): According to legend, Bell was so good in games against Piqua, that former Indian coach Chuck Asher was so glad to see him graduate in the spring of 1972 that he offered to present Bell his diploma at graduation. Following his career at Troy, Bell became one of the greatest running backs in University of Michigan history, earning third-team All-American honors as a senior. He played three seasons in the NFL with the New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals.
• William Block (1,569 yards in 2000): Sharing carries with Brewer as a sophomore and fullback Dave Levorchick as a senior, Block — who also played defensive back for the Trojans — was a versatile performer who went on to play at Wittenberg University following his career at Troy.
• Miles Hibbler (1,564 yards in 2013): Hibbler is the most recent inductee into Troy's 1,000-yards club, having accomplished the feat this past fall. Hibbler will continue his career at Kent State University this season.
• Matt Allen (1,471 yards in 2008): Like Brown before him, Allen truly made a name for himself his senior season against Piqua, racking up 287 yards and four touchdowns in Troy's 49-28 victory over the Indians.
• Daniel McCormick (1,328 yards in 2005): A rugged competitor, McCormick came back from a broken leg and torn hip his sophomore and junior seasons to finally reach the 1,000-yard club as a senior.
• Larry Giangulio (1,328 yards in 1986; 1,006 in 1985): The "thunder" to Delwiche's lightning in 1985, Giangulio was a key contributor to Troy's run to the Division I state semifinals in 1985. With Delwiche struggling with injuries the following year, Giangulio led the way as the Trojans made a return trip to the playoffs.
• Brad Clay (1,292 yards in 1992; 1,138 in 1993): Of the five Troy backs to have rushed for 1,000-yards or more in a season twice in his career, Clay is the only one to have done so while sharing carries with another 1,000-yard rusher twice (Chad Dillow in 1992 and Scot Brewer in 1993).
• Brad Kline (1,271 yards in 1988): Not only was Kline a standout running back, he was one of the greatest special teams performers of the Nolan Era. He still holds two of the longest kickoff returns in school history. Kline was a Division II All-American at Clarion University.
• Dave Levorchick (1,257 yards in 2000): A tight end as a sophomore, Levorchick moved to fullback toward the end of his junior season, where he promptly rushed for 304 yards against Northmont, the 10th-highest single-game total in school history. He moved to fullback full-time as a senior and, along with Block in the backfield, helped lead the Trojans to the Division I playoffs.
• Winfred Stafford (1,206 yards in 1994): After sharing carries in a crowded backfield with a pair of 1,000-yard rushers as a junior, Stafford became Troy's featured back as a senior and made the most of the opportunity, joining the 1,000-yard club.
• Bryan Ferguson (1,148 yards in 1974): The nephew of Bob Ferguson, Bryan not only followed his uncle by becoming one of Troy's 1,000-yard rushers, but he also went on to play football at Ohio State as well.
• Tommy Vaughn (1,130 yards in 1959; 1,117 in 1960): Vaughn may be the most complete football player in school history. Not only did he rush for 1,000-plus yards twice in his career, he also holds nearly every receiving record in school history. He was an All-American and two-way player at Iowa State University and enjoyed a successful NFL career with the Detroit Lions.
• Mike Wiliams (1,108 yards in 1977): A first-team All-Western Ohio League and special mention All-Ohio selection, Williams helped lead the Trojans to a 9-1 record on his way to rushing for 1,000 yards.
• Deon Metz (1,119 yards in 1990; 1.059 in 1991): A brilliant combination of speed and power, Metz became the fourth running back in school history to rush for more than 1,000 yards twice in his career as a senior. Metz currently serves as an assistant football coach for the Trojans.
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• Chad Dillow (1,002 yards in 1992): The hard-nosed Dillow rolled up 1,000 yards while sharing carries with Clay on Troy's 1992 regional runner-up team. He rarely came off the field, earning All-Ohio honors as a linebacker his senior season.
• Dick Carnes (1,000 yards in 1949): The same season Favorite became the first 1,000 yard rusher in school history, Carnes became the second. He's the only rusher in school history to reach exactly 1,000 yards.
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Don't Rely on Jaundiced Eye for Assessing Newborns
Study Challenges Common Medical Practice
The yellowness comes from a blood byproduct, bilirubin, and a child that develops high levels of bilirubin has a potentially serious condition called hyperbilirubinemia.
Now pediatric researchers say that this longstanding practice of visual inspection is an unreliable method of predicting the baby's risk of hyperbilirubinemia. Only infants with a total absence of visible jaundice can confidently be expected to have a very low risk of hyperbilirubinemia.
"Our study tells clinicians that our ability to estimate a baby's bilirubin level, or predict the baby's risk of developing clinically significant hyperbilirubinemia, by visually observing the extent of visual jaundice, is inadequate, and not very helpful," said study leader
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Neonatal jaundice is very common, occurring in as many as 60 percent of newborns annually, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. It appears as a yellow skin color, a sign of excess bilirubin, a byproduct of the normal breakdown of red blood cells. In the vast majority of cases, jaundice disappears in one to two weeks as the baby's liver reduces bilirubin to normal levels, permitting the excess to be excreted.
But extremely high levels of bilirubin can cause kernicterus, a potentially life-threatening condition that can result in long-term brain damage, hearing loss and other neurological problems. Although extremely rare, kernicterus has been increasing in the U.S. over the past two decades, leading some professional organizations to advocate universal bilirubin screening before newborns leave the hospital. The standard treatment for significant hyperbilirubinemia is phototherapy–exposing the baby to ultraviolet lights that chemically change bilirubin under the skin to a harmless form.
The current study was the first systematic analysis of jaundice assessment as a predictor of significant hyperbilirubinemia risk. It was also the largest such study, involving 522 term and late-preterm newborns.
Clinicians have long known that neonatal jaundice progresses from head to foot, as shown by yellowing of the baby's skin. In this study, conducted in the Well Baby Nursery of the Hospital of the
On analyzing the results, the researchers found that, while there was some correlation between the extent of jaundice as rated by the nurses and the measured bilirubin levels, the extent of jaundice could not be used to estimate the bilirubin level or to accurately predict an infant's risk of developing significant hyperbilirubinemia (defined in this study as a bilirubin level for which phototherapy is recommended). Furthermore, contrary to a common belief that it is harder to visually assess jaundice in dark-skinned infants, there was no significant difference in the results between black and white newborns.
The correlation between visually assessed jaundice and bilirubin level was especially weak in late-preterm infants, those at 35 to 38 weeks gestational age. This is important, said Keren, because late-preterm infants are at greater risk of developing significant hyperbilirubinemia.
The one exception to the poor predictive value of visual assessment came in the 91 infants (17 percent of all those studied) rated by the nurses as having a complete absence of jaundice. For those infants, the actual risk of developing significant hyperbilirubinemia was extremely low, less than 1 percent. Even for those infants, said Keren, absence of visual jaundice may require a caveat. "Less experienced observers may be less capable of accurately assessing a complete absence of jaundice. All in all, the benefits of objective results from universal bilirubin screening may outweigh the benefit in reducing testing and costs from pursuing a selective screening approach."
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Budget rift pushes US to brink of debt default
WASHINGTON—A dramatic day of political breakdowns thrust the United States dangerously close Tuesday to a debt default deadline and left the global economy exposed to unpredictable knock-on turmoil.
Just 31 hours before the US government begins to run short of money to pay its bills, there was no clear way out of a stalemate that has called the dollar's status as the world's reserve currency into question.
Major world powers looked on in dismay at the brinkmanship and political recriminations in Washington, fearing reverberations that could wreak havoc in their own sometimes weakened economies.
"We're far from a deal at this point," White House spokesman Jay Carney admitted on Tuesday.
If Congress does not raise the government's current $16.7 trillion debt ceiling by October 17, the Treasury will have too little money coming in via tax receipts to meet all of its obligations.
It would be forced to choose, for example, between honoring bond payments and shelling out Social Security checks to older citizens.
Amid rising anxiety on the markets, the financial rating agency Fitch put the United States on warning for a downgrade from its top grade AAA spot.
Despite the impasse in the US capital, President Barack Obama said he still expected the issue would be resolved in the end.
"My expectation is that this gets solved, but we don't have a lot of time," he told an ABC television affiliate in New York.
"What I'm suggesting to the congressional caucus is to avoid any posturing … do what's right, open the government and make sure we pay our bills."
Overnight hopes for an agreement between Senate Republicans and Democrats on raising US borrowing faded when conservative Republicans in the House of Representatives seized back the initiative in the morning.
The party made several new attempts to constrain Obama's signature health care law—defying White House demands for a bill lifting the debt ceiling without conditions.
The latest Republican measure would raise borrowing authority until February 7 and reopen the government until December 15.
In turn, the bill demands an end to health care subsidies for members of Congress, aides and White House and cabinet officials and takes away the Treasury's power to take special measures to manage US debt obligations.
Senate talks were meanwhile on hold pending developments in the House—effectively leaving efforts to end the crisis in limbo.
"It's all fallen apart," said Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein. "We are stunned by the reaction in the House."
Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid furiously accused Republican House Speaker John Boehner of seeking to save his own political skin at the expense of the United States.
"Let's be clear: the House legislation will not pass the Senate," Reid said. "I am very disappointed with John Boehner, who would once again try to preserve his role at the expense of the country."
Boehner was left once again with the unenviable choice that has come to define his speakership in Washington's divided government.
Does he stick with the Tea Party faction of his party, and possibly save his job but risk culpability in sending the US economy into a first default of modern times?
Or does he try to pass a compromise plan acceptable to Senate Democrats and Obama, with the help of minority Democratic votes—a scenario that could fritter away his party power base and possibly cost him his job?
A Boehner ally, Congressman Devin Nunes, told CNN there would be a House vote on the latest Republican plan on Tuesday evening.
Democratic House minority leader Nancy Pelosi said at the White House after a meeting with Obama that the plan was a "vote for default" and would get no Democratic support.
But she said she was optimistic that "sanity" would prevail even if the latest Republican bill was passed, predicting it would be sent back to the House by the Senate.
Republican Senator John McCain, who has been critical of his own party's conduct in seeking to use the debt limit as leverage, turned fire on the White House and Democrats, calling on them to negotiate an exit strategy with Boehner.
"It's piling on and it's not right," McCain said.
China and Japan, which between them hold $2.4 trillion in US Treasuries, are already alarmed at the implications of the crisis.
Japan's Finance Minister Taro Aso said many US politicians "don't seem to understand well the magnitude of the international impact this problem could have."
And China's Vice Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao, in Beijing, said: "We demand that the US side, as the issuing country of the major reserve currency… should undertake its due responsibility."
Investors endured a roller coaster day. US stock markets closed down after a day of wild fluctuations, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average shedding 133.25 points (0.87 percent) to 15,168.01.
The broader S&P 500 fell 12.08 (0.71 percent) to 1,698.06, and the Nasdaq Composite lost 21.26 (0.56 percent) at 3,794.01.
The State Department, meanwhile, warned that dysfunction in Washington undermined America's image abroad.—Stephen Collinson, Michael Mathes
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Obama Sent a Secret Letter to Iraq's Top Shiite Cleric
But can Ayatollah Sistani break Baghdad's political impasse?
- By Barbara SlavinBarbara Slavin is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's South Asia Center and Washington correspondent for Al-Monitor.com. Follow her on Twitter @BarbaraSlavin1.
President Obama has sent a letter to Iraq's top Shiite Muslim cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, urging him to prevail upon Iraq's squabbling politicians to finally form a new government, an individual briefed by relatives of the reclusive religious leader said Thursday.
The individual, who asked not to be named because of the sensitivity of the topic, said the information came from members of Sistani's family in the Iranian holy city of Qom, where Sistani maintains a large complex of seminaries, libraries, clinics, and other humanitarian organizations.
Iraqi factions have sought in vain since the March 7 parliamentary elections to agree on a government to replace that of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. The impasse is of increasing concern to the United States as it draws down its forces to 50,000 and relinquishes a combat role at the end of this month. There have been a number of violent incidents in Iraq in recent weeks including bombings and shootings that have raised questions about the country's future stability. (Fifteen Iraqis died Thursday; 53 were killed on Wednesday, according to media reports.)
In a speech Aug. 2 before disabled veterans, Obama reiterated that the U.S. mission in Iraq is changing "from a military effort led by our troops to a civilian effort led by our diplomats." In this new phase, the Iraqis are to assume overall responsibility for the country's security, with U.S. intervention in limited circumstances to conduct counter-terrorism operations and to protect Americans. U.S. forces will also continue to train Iraqis and monitor Iraqi air space.
Mike Hammer, spokesman for the White House National Security Council, would not confirm or deny that Obama had sent the letter to Sistani.
"We do not comment on Presidential correspondence," Hammer wrote in an email Thursday.
The letter was delivered to Sistani by a Shiite member of the Iraqi parliament, according to the source briefed by Sistani relatives. He did not identify the individual.
Daniel Serwer, an Iraq expert at the U.S. Institute of Peace, said that to his knowledge Sistani has never met with a sitting U.S. official — or at least not acknowledged doing so.
The Sistani-linked source said the letter was sent shortly after Vice President Joseph Biden visited Baghdad over the July 4 weekend and failed to bring about a resolution of the dispute. Biden said at the time that he was "optimistic" that a new government would be formed and that the problems Iraq faced were "not a lot different" than that facing other countries with parliamentary systems.
However, no apparent progress has occurred.
"It was a request for his [Sistani's] intervention in the political situation to use his influence with the Shiite groups and get them to compromise," the source said of the U.S. letter.
Sistani, 80, follows the "quietist" interpretation of Shiite Islam, which eschews a direct role for clerics in government — in contrast to the system in Iran, where a supreme religious leader has the final say. However, Sistani has intervened during two previous crises since the 2003 U.S. invasion toppled a secular dictator, Saddam Hussein.
The first time was at the end of 2003, when Sistani demanded direct elections for an assembly to write a new constitution. The second time, in 2004, Sistani brokered an end to fighting between U.S. troops and the Mahdi army militia of populist Shiite leader Moqtada al-Sadr, which had occupied the Shiite holy cities of Najaf and Karbala.
Sistani, who was born in Mashhad, Iran, has lived in Najaf since the 1950s but still speaks Arabic with an Iranian accent. Following the death of his mentor, Grand Ayatollah Abu Qassim al-Khoei, in 1992, Sistani became the pre-eminent religious authority for most devout Iraqi Shiites and indeed for most of the world's 200 million Shiites. His followers far exceed those of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader of Iran.
Kenneth Katzman, an Iraq specialist at the Congressional Research Service, said that efforts so far at forming a new government in Iraq have faltered in part because Maliki has alienated all the other major factions yet refuses to allow anyone to replace him.
"Sistani's intervention would be to get Maliki to step down and compromise on a new candidate," Katzman said. In a combative interview broadcast on Iraqi state television Sunday, Maliki showed no inclination of doing so, and reportedly said that negotiations with his putative coalition partners had reached "a dead end."
Katzman said he doubted that Sistani would back Ayad Allawi, a secular Shiite whose Iraqiya party won the largest number of seats in parliament but who is opposed by Iran.
More likely replacements for Maliki, Katzman said, are Adel Abdul Mahdi, a prominent member of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, an Iran-backed Shiite faction, or Jafar Baqr al-Sadr, the son of Grand Ayatollah Mohammad Baqr al-Sadr, the founder of the Dawa Party, the first Shiite political party in the Middle East. (The elder Sadr was executed in 1980 for opposition to Saddam's regime. Dawa has since split into factions; Maliki represents one of them.)
Sistani has indicated that he might have to get involved if the stalemate persists.
The cleric's spokesman, Hamed al-Khaffaf, told reporters June 18 that the deadlock might require "the intervention of the authority (Sistani) to solve it."
Serwer, of the U.S, Institute of Peace, called Obama's overture to Sistani "a clever idea."
"Sistani has repeatedly intervened in ways that are supportive of democracy in Iraq. And he is a powerful force."
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Prior to joining Foreign Policy, Dreazen was a contributing editor at the Atlantic and the senior national security correspondent for National Journal. He began his career at the Wall Street Journal and spent 11 years at the newspaper, most recently as its military correspondent. He was born in Chicago, and later attended the University of Pennsylvania. At Penn, he edited the award-winning daily campus newspaper and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1999 with degrees in History and English. He was hired by the Wall Street Journal immediately after graduation. Dreazen arrived in Iraq in April 2003 with the Fourth Infantry Division, and spent the next two years living in Baghdad as the Wall Street Journal's main Iraq correspondent.
Dreazen has made more than 12 lengthy trips to Iraq and Afghanistan and has spent a total of nearly four years on the ground in the two countries, mostly doing front-line combat embeds. He has reported from more than 20 countries, including Pakistan, Russia, China, Israel, Japan, Turkey, Morocco, and Saudi Arabia.
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The most recent short interest data has been released by the NASDAQ for the 01/15/2014 settlement date, and we here at Dividend Channel like to sift through this fresh data and order the underlying components of the S&P 500 by "days to cover." There are a number of ways to look at short data, for example the total number of shares short; but one metric that we find particularly useful is the "days to cover" metric because it considers both the total shares short and the average daily volume of shares typically traded. The number of shares short is then compared to the average daily volume, in order to calculate the total number of trading days it would take to close out all of the open short positions if every share traded represented a short position being closed.
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In our new rank based on the most recent short interest data from NASDAQ, Accenture plc (ACN) has taken over the position of #152 most shorted S&P 500 component, from Twenty-First Century Fox Inc (FOXA) which is now in the #225 spot. The "days to cover" at 01/15/2014 was 4.30 for ACN, and 3.32 for FOXA; this compares to the average across all S&P 500 components of 3.94 (down from the average back on the 12/31/2013 settlement date of 4.60). The chart below shows the movement over time of the "days to cover" values of both ACN and FOXA, versus the average S&P 500 component.
Below is a chart showing the relative positions of ACN versus FOXA over time within the 500 S&P 500 components, with #1 representing the component with the highest "days to cover" value (most heavily shorted) and #500 representing the component with the lowest "days to cover" value (least heavily shorted):


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Time Spent On Meaningful Pursuits Could Cut Risk Of Physician Burnout
Faculty physicians at academic medical centers may be less likely to experience burnout if they spend at least one day per week on the aspect of their work that is most meaningful to them, according to a report in the May 25 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine, one of the JAMA/Archives journals.
"Physicians are responsible for caring for the nation's sick, promoting the public health, advancing the science of medicine and passing the torch of knowledge to the next generation of physicians," the authors write as background information in the article. "Unfortunately, despite the value and importance of these pursuits, an expanding body of literature reports growing personal distress among physicians and a decrease in their satisfaction with the practice of medicine. Specifically, numerous studies have documented high rates of burnout and poor mental health among U.S. physicians and have suggested that physician distress can have a profound impact on patient quality of care as well as on a physician's personal health."
In addition to factors affecting all physicians, such as increased administrative work and less time with patients, academic faculty must navigate a variety of requirements that compete for their time. Each individual physician derives varying levels of satisfaction from these components, which include research, education and administrative responsibilities. To better understand how career fit""the extent to which an individual is able to focus on those aspects they find they most meaningful""influences burnout, Tait D. Shanafelt, M.D., and colleagues at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., conducted a survey of faculty physicians in the Department of Internal Medicine at a large academic medical center in the fall of 2007.
Of 556 physicians selected to participate, 465 (84 percent) returned surveys. When asked which aspect of work they found most meaningful, most (68 percent) reported patient care, whereas 19 percent selected research, 9 percent education and 3 percent administration. Overall, 34 percent of faculty members met criteria for burnout, which include emotional exhaustion, depersonalization and low personal accomplishment.
A total of 385 of 437 physicians (88 percent) spent at least 20 percent (about one day per week) of their effort on the activity they reported to be most personally meaningful; those who did had about half the rate of burnout as those who spent less than 20 percent of their time on this activity (29.9 percent vs. 53.8 percent). "The association between time spent in the most meaningful activity and burnout was strong and was the largest predictor of burnout on multivariate analysis after other factors were controlled for," the authors write.
"These findings have important implications for the administrative leadership and department chairs at academic medical centers. These centers are responsible for training the next generation of physicians, for serving as the primary origin of scientific discovery and advances in the fields of medicine and health care delivery, and for providing tertiary medical care to patients with complex and unusual health care problems. Their physician faculty is the most critical resource for academic medical centers to discharge these responsibilities to society," they conclude. "Efforts to optimize career fit may promote physician satisfaction and help to reduce attrition among academic faculty physicians."
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The mammoth task of the Unique Identification Project (UID) undertaken by the Centre will not only act as a "powerful tool in the hands of the government" but also help in keeping a check on illegal migration and help in improving security, Manish Mehta, Chief Delivery Officer of Mahindra Satyam said on Tuesday.
Delivering the inaugural address at an international conference on 'Advances and Emerging Trends in Computing Technologies' at SRM University in Kattankulathur on Tuesday, he said the UID would also help in ensuring that welfare schemes reached the beneficiaries.
On cloud computing, Mr. Mehta said it was bound to revolutionise the operations of the Information Technology sector. At present, companies took up capital-intensive projects to implement computer services and the concept of "hiring" services was becoming increasingly popular. With the increasing popularity of social networking sites, companies were also planning to invest huge sums to promote their products through them, he said. Mr. Mehta said that usage of mobile phones was increasing the world over with an estimated 1,000 handsets being sold every minute. By 2014, there would be 6.5 billion mobile connections, which would surpass the global adult population by then. He said the IT sector in India was providing expertise to other countries, but had not recognised its own capabilities.
Anthony Cohn, Director, Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Biological Systems, University of Leeds, England, made a presentation on spatial intelligence.
Speaking on the occasion, P.Sathyanarayanan, Vice-Chancellor, SRM University, said India had become a global leader in providing software services, but sadly, the benefits of IT growth had not percolated down to the common man. Further, the use of computers in governance too was low.
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Extra compact, foldable long spoon that is ideal for use with food pouches. Made from titanium with a matte finish and polished eating surface. Including slidefix mechanism to secure spoon stability.
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verb ca·ter \ˈkā-tər\
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obsolete cater buyer of provisions, from Middle English catour, short for acatour, from Anglo-French, from acater to buy — more at cate
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14 December 2013 00:39 [Source: ICIS news]
NEW YORK (ICIS)--US monopropylene glycol (MPG) contract values for December settled higher on the back of tight supply, market sources said on Friday.
December contracts were assessed by ICIS up by 3.0-5.0 cents/lb ($66-110/tonne, €48-80/tonne).
PG industrial-grade (PGI) was assessed at 89.65-97.65 cents/lb free on board (FOB) east of the Rockies, while PG pharmaceutical-grade (PGUSP) was assessed at 95.65-103.65 cents/lb FOB east of the Rockies. PG antifreeze-grade (PGAF) was assessed at 80-88.65 cents/lb FOB east of the Rockies.
Formula-based contract pricing would have followed the decline in the November feedstock propylene contract, but the current tight supply, which has put at least two producers on allocation, has prompted producers overall to target higher December prices.
US MPG monthly contracts are strongly influenced by the delta of the previous month's propylene contract price and generally follow formula-based pricing.
Formula pricing can be equivalent to two-thirds of the monthly delta of propylene or two-thirds of the propylene contract price plus an adder number, depending on which formula market participants use.
Monthly MPG trends also take into account pricing based on negotiations between buyers and sellers that are not dependent on the formula pricing.
Looking forward, US MPG contract values are expected to continue their upswing next month, as producers have already announced price increases this week, effective 1 January.
Demand is typically slow at this time of the year, as downstream antifreeze makers are generally not buying and surfactant producers typically shut down or slow down production.
However, demand this year was said to be healthy, with buying volumes anticipated to remain strong from November through December based on recent customer orders, one market player said.
PG is a feedstock for unsaturated polyester resins (UPR), cosmetics and personal care products, functional fluids and antifreezes, liquid detergents and dog food.
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Border Country (novel)
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Border Country is a novel by Raymond Williams. The book was re-published in December 2005 as one of the first group of titles in the Library of Wales series, having been out of print for several years. Written in English, the novel was first published in 1960.
It is set in rural South Wales, close to the border with England, as demarcated by Offa's Dyke. An academic visits his sick father, who was a railway signalman. There are lengthy flashbacks to the 1920s and 1930s, including the 1926 United Kingdom General Strike and the Great Depression in the United Kingdom. Though fiction, it has many points in common with Raymond Williams's own background.
Plot summary[edit]
Matthew Price, a university lecturer in economic history, returns from London to visit his sick father in South Wales. The novel is set in the fictional village of Glynmawr in the Black Mountains, a rural area but closely connected to the nearby coal mining valleys of the South Wales coalfield. His father had been a railway signalman, and the story includes lengthy flashbacks to the 1920s and 1930s, including the General Strike and its impact on a small group of railway workers living in a community made up mostly of farmers. It also describes Matthew Price's decision to leave his own community, studying at Cambridge before becoming a lecturer in London.
Major themes[edit]
Themes in the novel include social class, the nature of father/son relationships, the concepts of community and belonging, and migration.
The novel describes the economic changes evident in South Wales through the middle years of the twentieth century, including the decline of primary industries such as coalmining and the area's increasing dependence on manufacturing industry. It also considers the growth of entrepreneurship in the strongly socialist communities of South Wales, the closure of the railways and the place of (and respect for) education in South Wales.
Literary significance & criticism[edit]
Although the novel is often considered to be a hymn to working class South Wales,[1] many readers consider parts of it to be an excoriating commentary on the static nature of life in the Valleys. Readers who, like Matthew, have migrated out of Wales frequently sympathise with his inability to escape the entrenched opinions and historical perceptions held by the villagers who remember his childhood and adolescence. Reinforcing the importance of borders to the novel, Matthew comes to notice a stark dividing line between his identity in Wales, where the locals continue to view him as his father's son, and that in England, where he enjoys his own successful academic career.[2]
It is not a novel of dramatic events, but rather one which offers an evocative sense of character and place. Matthew Price's life has many parallels with Raymond Williams's own life and background. The Hogarth Press edition of 1988 catches the spirit of it with a front cover showing the signalman and his son, with the signalman's face recognisably that of Raymond Williams as he then was.
The novel features heavy usage of the distinctive South Wales dialect.
- ^ "Dai Smith discusses Raymond Williams' Border Country". Retrieved 4 September 2006.
- ^ "Sarah Morse writes on Border Country in The Babel Guide to Welsh Literature". Archived from the original on 3 September 2006. Retrieved 4 September 2006.
External links[edit]
- Williams, Raymond (1960). Border Country. Parthian Books. ISBN 978-1-902638-81-2.
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I totally agree with everything written and If I lived in Colorado Springs or San Fran Cisco where a person could take their bike to have the suspension done and then take it back to have it tweaked until it's right then that would be great but for someone out of state that sends their parts in you're going to end up with a compromise that may or may not work.
So here's the question and answer I had with myself.
If I send in my suspension will it be better then stock......... probably.
Will it be as good as it can be.........probably not.
Do I think I can make my suspension as good as someone like Jeff or James personal bikes......... probably not.
Do I think I can make it as good as what they'd send me......... yes I think I can.
Do I have the tools to do the job? yes
Do I have the time? Yes, I work nights so when everyone else is sleeping I'm wrenching. We also have long winters
Do I have some place to test it? Yes, I live in the country so my test track is my backyard.
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- 42 Ways to Kill Hitler (2008) (TV) Played by Jay Lance
- Downfall (2004) Played by Thomas Kretschmann
... aka "Der Untergang" - Germany (original title)
- 100 Jahre Adolf Hitler - Die letzte Stunde im Führerbunker (1989) Played by Volker Spengler (as Fegelein)
... aka "100 Years of Adolph Hitler" - International (English title) (literal title)
- The Bunker (1981) (TV) Played by Terrence Hardiman (as Gen. Fegelein)
- Hitler: The Last Ten Days (1973) Played by Julian Glover (as Fegelein)
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- The Death of Adolf Hitler (1973) TV episode, Played by Inigo Jackson
- Le bunker (1972) (TV) Played by Jean Topart
- The Last Ten Days (1955) Played by Julius Jonak (as SS-Generalleutnant Hermann Fegelein)
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General der Infanterie Wilhelm Burgdorf: [after Hitler realizes that the war is lost and goes to his room] What now?
SS-Gruppenführer Hermann Fegelein: It's time to end this spectacle.
Generalfeldmarschall Wilhelm Keitel: [Shocked] What do you mean? Just stop fighting? That's unthinkable! The Führer said we will not surrender. We will not repeat November 1918! Never!
SS-Gruppenführer Hermann Fegelein: You all heard him. He's no longer leading us. 'Do whatever you want.' That's what he said.
Generalfeldmarschall Wilhelm Keitel: There is no one who will replace him! The Führer is the Führer!
General der Infanterie Hans Krebs: [to the others] The Führer is just confused. He will pull through.
SS-Gruppenführer Hermann Fegelein: Oh, great! And what will happen afterwards?
General der Infanterie Hans Krebs: [pause] We cannot surrender for the Führer would never approve. We swore to obey his will!
SS-Gruppenführer Hermann Fegelein: Nothing but empty phrases! We must act NOW! Before it's all too late!
General der Infanterie Wilhelm Burgdorf: You just want to save your skin!
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Well, the first debate for the 2012 presidential election is now in the can. Here are the highlights… or maybe a better way to say it is the lowlights…. of Obama's answers to Jim Lehrer's control free questions.
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Simple Web Server with Graphical User interface. Server can be used without special knowledge. Any user can install and share folders in internet or local network. For sample you can share media files (music,video).1 weekly downloads
HTTP Log Sniffer
This product sniffs web traffic on a Linux/Unix machine and creates log files for each website in CLF, Accrue, or a Verbose format. It can be configured with any IP address/Port Number combination, or it can be configured with domain names or virtual h1 weekly downloads
Pi3Web is a multithreaded, highly configurable multiple platform HTTP 1.0/1.1 web server written in C++. Pi3Web 2.0 supports among other things CGI, FCGI, Win-CGI, SSI, directory indexing, SSL, embedded perl, PHP4, Servlets, JSP and XSLT.1 weekly downloads
Active C Pages
POSIX Application Web Server which supports dynamic parsing, compiling and loading. PLEASE NOTE: If you're downloading the xmms plugin, you will need the acp-0.2 release as well and this needs to be installed first.1 weekly downloads
Anacapa is a lightweight, scalable, fast, Web server, focused on support for dynamically loadable, Apache-like, business software modules. High performance HTTP and SOAP implementations are included. Anacapa is distributed for Linux and Solaris systems.1 weekly downloads
ApacheBuilder builds Apache (with optional modules of Mod_SSL and Mod_Perl) from sources, prompting for config params of location, etc. When done, it starts Apache and verifies it all works ok.1 weekly downloads
BCLF - Binary Common Logging Format
BCLF is the Binary Common Log Format, a fast, platform independent, streamable, compact logging format that resembles the Extended CLF logging format in content. The project goal is to make an Apache module and enhance the format without giving up speed.1 weekly downloads
BEA Tuxedo module for PHP
A PHP module that will allow PHP scripts to connect and make calls to enterprise Tuxedo middleware services. Module is implemented directly into PHP external functions (ie: a C compiled shared library called by PHP).1 weekly downloads