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The Story of King Canute and the futility of law. A personal favorite of mine. (self.Libertarian)
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The Story of King Canute & the Sea, English translation.
A long time ago, I heard the story of King Canute, and, as a person with strong principles of liberty and the idiocy of large government, I fell in love with the meaning. My personal favorite quote, one that has stuck with me was:
"Well, my friends, it seems I do not have quite so much power as you would have me believe. Perhaps you have learned something today. Perhaps now you will remember there is only one King who is all-powerful, and it is he who rules the sea, and holds the ocean in the hollow of his hand. I suggest you reserve your praises for him."
-King Canute
"Well, my friends, it seems I do not have quite so much power as you would have me believe. Perhaps you have learned something today. Perhaps now you will remember there is only one King who is all-powerful, and it is he who rules the sea, and holds the ocean in the hollow of his hand. I suggest you reserve your praises for him."
-King Canute
I've never been very religious, but nonetheless, we cannot command all things. And that thought to me means a lot about liberty. Ironically, the story is about a religiously zealous monarch.
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There's a sort of related story about Xerxes' invasion of Greece. He had tried to build a pontoon bridge across a narrow strait to invade Greece, but the sea was too rough. He commanded that the sea receive 300 lashes from a whip. His second attempt was successful. He then carved a canal in a peninsula to allow his navy to sail to Greece faster. As we all know, Xerxes, leader of the most powerful nation on earth, was thoroughly humiliated at Thermopylae and later defeated by the band of tiny city states. The Greeks believed it was retribution for his hubris- trying to put land where there was sea and putting sea where there was land. Good thing they won the Persian War, otherwise the West may have inherited Xerxes' affinity for despotic rule, like the rest of the East did.
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It seems to me that the only good politician with enormous power was Cinncinatus.
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I'm not getting any libertarian message out of this at all. It's purely a religious story.
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I'm an atheist. (On reddit, really?!)
Replace God with something else... The Universe, Laws of Thermodynamics, whatever you want.
At the end of the day, the point of the story is that no matter how much people try and prove that their political leader is so great and awesome; he/she isn't. No matter how much power they attempt to covet and hold on to; he/she will fail. Power isn't really ours; it's natures. It reminds me that the only true law is that of the natural law, not that which a "king" determines. Power is in the eye of the beholden.
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You mention converting to 6MT however your stateside super twin Skela converted TO DSG because they claimed to be able to push more power consistently through the system. What are your thoughts on this?
That appears to be what he is running into, there is no shortage of money invested in that car but he is held up by the clutch packs. My guess is past that certain point (which is pretty damn high) it gets expensive to hold the power.
Manual wise, I haven't really looked into it recently but I would say it cant be much cheaper. Everyone here has struggled endlessly with high HP clutches. Nothing special power wise on my end but my VF Stage 2 with "Whisper Quiet" LWFW is not what I paid for. The clutch holds great, OEM feels, love the FW as the car revs a bit snappier. The chatter though! I mean it is kind of embarrassing. Never heard any as loud as mine.
I could actually enjoy one in the car with proper mods. I have an extra transmission now I supposed I could swap with someone.
I have SSP clutch packs incl their add ons which are going to be replaced under warranty due to glazing. HPA offer a DSG upgrade but it's $6k I think and they need the box.
UM have some good numbers on OEM clutch packs but I don't know how reliable it is.
I too had the VF/Clutchmasters FW. sounds like a 1" ball bearing is bouncing around in there.
I finally went thru hell, but got the REAL Sachs race engineered (no one but sachs touched it) w/ the Fourseasons heavier flywheel and life is grand!!
As planned she has gone under the knife for a new clutch and hot parts are going to Zircotec for a little coating..
New wheels will be installed whilst she is asleep.
I should be going offshore this week so i will not need her.
Nice work on the redone DSG, what kind of driveability/longevity do you expect with the modified clutches? I've driven a stock 3.2 and it was soft, would love to drive one with a flash and more attitude
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Clutch feel is still an OEM feel until the pedal is squeezed and the gates of hell open and the push into the seat is continous, not a spike of boost.
Nice build!
Where did you get the tt badge with the flag?
Cool find then.
I envy your 3.3 mine is only 2.1
If you get em up for sale im in.
No worries, i will keep you informed.
Even a 2.1 can generate some good numbers but it will end up having its neck wrung to get to that power whereas the V6 can make the numbers with less stress..me thinks.
Yes you are completely right, thats why I envy you
Im trying to make 550 hp but on full boost, very stressful for my little motor...
I will be having some big stresses, as I'm trying to achieve 700+ on 98 RON through the DSG.
Gearbox stripped down to inspect the clutch packs, baskets and steels..
There is wear to the friction plates for 2nd and 4th and also the associated steels.
New clutch to be fitted..but who's
Yes indeed your weak ppint is the dsg. My 06 gli has one and its been 3 times i replace my flywheel and i am only pushing around 340 hp
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I dont really want to be dialing it backwards when ive still got options to keep the DSG or go manual. Manual will allow me to run more bhp/torque and also have longer gears, if i want.
I do wanna keep the DSG..but will it last?
Please post all your info about this. Im sure there are many that would like to hear.
So far as I am aware, whilst the limits of the DSG are not yet defined, the proven limits are already beyond the known manual gearbox failure level.
In addition, IIUC some super long DSG gears are also available, and fitted in some cars...
I look forward to your alternative info which we dont seem to be aware of.
HGP-T 450PS, Unibrace, 225/40/18 AD08s, OZ Ultraleggera, Light BBK F&R, Recaro Interior, .:R extras, MFD Navi, Phatbox, JCaps, Neuspeed, PSS9s, H2Sport Stage 3, DLI-Teknik, GC links, bHPP, etc...
As your only running 450ps you wouldn't have to worry, but some of us with higher power have to keep our options open. If the limits of the DSG clutch are being exceeded to the point of slippage, then other avenues have to be explored.
Im not talking about me, Im not worried since I have a bullet proof setup
I am however interested in your claims/suggestions.
Do you know something everyone else doesnt?
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We talked about this earlier in the thread referencing Skela. HPA has proven that the DSG is the option to go with but anyone pushing 500AWHP or more is going to need to spend $6000+ in addition to the money already spent on the existing DSG upgrades.
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There is always the option to go for a 4 motion manual box with frozen gear sets and high TQ clutch.
There is also the option for a dog box with cut gears and a sequential box, but this is not for the street.
I need street with the option to hit the strip. DSG is the way to go and until SSP or HPA can come up with proven Kevlar options, i may have to explore the limitations of stock+ setup or SSP 500+ clutch pack options for now.
TT DSG is 10 years old now and we are still waiting for proven solutions for 700+ options.
There are R32 manuals out there running big numbers, but DSGs are lagging behind cos of the clutches and tune, but UM is coming up with good results on the stock clutch packs, imagine what they can do with an improved clutch...
just read this start to finish, awesome build man!
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There are two BT guys on golfmkv forums that are pushing just under 600whp in MKV GTIs and they have stock DSG clutchpacks with custom Revo DSG software.
They are just now starting to get the DSG to slip and are looking in to clutchpacks.
Apparently the SSP clutchpacks aren't worth the money at all, but the HPA clutchpacks work great.
There is a cheaper solution if you are interested.
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I blame the coaching staff for that. Defensively, yeah he gets it done. But you can't rely on him offensively. If anything, he's a liability offensively. Especially back in the Orlando Magic days where he had no moves (he doesn't have much now, but more than before for sure). It was catching the ball way outside the key, not establishing position, then bumrush and mow somebody down. And hope the refs won't call a charge.
Yes but if you run it like that he gets mad and pouts. That is the problem. He wants the ball all the time. Orlando catered to this because they expected to see him develop his offensive game each year. They overcatered to him by running a college spread pick and roll offense that would have worked better if he had athletes on the wings who could create off the dribble.
IMO, the best offense would have been balanced more like our 95 team was. That was the best Magic season of all time. We had a PF (Horace Grant)who made the open free throw line J, a 3 point specialist in D Scott, a classic SG who could dribble and drive or shoot 3s in Nick Anderson, and a complete stud at PG in Penny who could do anything. It was a perfect compliment to Shaq.
But the team was built without a good plan around Dwight. Hedo leaves? Lets panic and get Vince Carter. Bad move. Rashard is off PEDs? Thats ok, let's continue to play him down low anyway. It was just a poorly built team with zero roster flexibility.
Its a shame Dwight left, but I watch Nick Vuc and think he could become a better all around C anyway. He will never be an athletic freak who can block everything, but his post moves are super smooth and he can shoot as well. He already set our franchise rebounding record which to me is very impressive.
It is just a really exciting time because we are not going to cater to clowns like Dwight anymore. Let LA deal with it. We want young guys who can be developed by this new staff to stay humble and focused on the team concept. Not everyone will stick, but I think our rep for losing star players will end finally.
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Join us on Wednesday, March 11, for a special presentation on mixed-media art at E.P. Foster Library!
Local artist J.L. Hauer will discuss creating art using reclaimed materials. Examples of her work are currently on display in Foster Library's foyer and have been featured in various galleries throughout the county and beyond.
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Digital photography has proven to be a very freeing form of taking pictures. Many people are able to take snapshots with their cell phones, which are almost as good as some cameras. However, there are often things hiding in the images you take with a camera that you may not be able to see in cell phone shots.
Your Resident Photographer has often been surprised and delighted by discovering hidden gems in digital photographs she has taken. Last week, for example, I took a photograph of the crescent moon aligned with Venus. I was not aware—until I started processing the image in Lightroom—that I had also captured Mars, a barely-visible reddish dot between the moon and Venus.
Other photos I've taken over the years have also held surprises. An image taken of a deer munching grass along the side of the road shows several killdeer in the grass surrounding the deer; I could not see them when I took the photograph. A picture of a peach shows an ant crawling up the side, looking as though he is trying to conquer the world. And there is the photograph I took of a section of barbed wire at Casitas Pass summit: while the lake is blurred in the background, a drop of water shows a fairly clear, inverted image of the lake.
Sometimes the most memorable images are the unexpected ones. With digital photography, you can experiment without worrying about the cost of film. The next time you are out with your camera, or even your smartphone, try moving beyond the selfie or the snapshot. You may be surprised at what you capture.
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CI Lecture Series @ FosterSubmitted by Fun at Foster on February 25, 2015 - 6:11pm
The CI Lecture Series continues at E.P. Foster Library! Our next speaker, Dr. Phil Hampton, will be presenting on Wednesday, March 4.
Dr. Hampton will use Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass" to explore "handed molecules" and how they relate to the thalidomide tragedy of the late 50s. A hands-on activity and 3D visualization of molecules will be included in this informative talk.
It all starts at 5 p.m. in the Topping Room. We hope to see you there!
Library LAB: Makeshop @ FosterSubmitted by Fun at Foster on February 25, 2015 - 6:04pm
On Tuesday, March 3, E.P. Foster Library will host another great Makeshop event, this time featuring the return of the toothbrush robots!
Participants will get to make small, vibrating robots using motors, battery clips, and other assorted materials. We made some great designs last time, and had a lot of fun doing it!
This event will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. on the second floor of the library. Call or go online for more information!
David's Dish: Miner's Lettuce PestoSubmitted by Fun at Foster on February 24, 2015 - 12:40pm
I recently had a hankering to make some pesto. The great thing was that an anonymous fan left a cookbook for me titled Modern Sauces, by Martha Holmberg, on my desk. Synchronicity, I suppose.
I wouldn't be satisfied just working from the book's "Great Basic Pesto" recipe. This time I decided to put my newfound foraging skills to work and toss in a little Miner's Lettuce to wild it up a bit. But, staying with tradition I used a pestle and mortar for all the crushing and stuff. Unfortunately, there was the usual pine nut dust-up; some like them, some don't. I stuck to my principles and used pine nuts. As I was enjoying the physicality of using the pestle and mortar to crush the ingredients for the pesto, an anti-pine nut member of the household chanted, "Minor's let us have no pine nuts." I applauded their sense of prose, but it became annoying after a while.
When the pasta was steaming and the pesto prepared the chanting ceased. Alone at the table I tucked into a large portion of pasta with a massive dollop of pesto. Delicious!
Add some homemade sauces to your meals; they will liven them up considerably. As for the chanting, it has potential as an ukulele song.
Check out the book at Foster Library, or put it on hold—we will send it to you. If there are any cookbooks in Foster Library's collection that you would like me to try out, please leave the title on our Facebook page and I'll get cooking!
Font to Film: "Fahrenheit 451"Submitted by Fun at Foster on February 19, 2015 - 2:00pm
The idea of creating a film based on a well-known and well-respected novel must be at once thoroughly tempting and immensely intimidating. Our culture's most highly-regarded works deal with themes and questions which demand careful consideration; to mishandle these in the course of adaptation would be an insult to a classic that would be difficult for a director to live down. The payoff for a successful execution, however, could secure one's reputation, and there is value in reimagining our great works in ways that promote further discussion, analysis, and contemplation of the human condition. Over the years many great novels have found new life—and a new audience—in theaters, whether or not the new format fully captured the gravity of the original.
|Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 went through several incarnations before it was published in its final form in 1953. Some of the original ideas and concepts were developed in short stories written as early as 1947, and in 1951 he published The Fireman, a novella he wrote on a rented typewriter in UCLA's Powell Library. This work was modified and expanded into Fahrenheit 451, a novel set in an unspecified time in the future where reading books has been outlawed and firemen—like protagonist Guy Montag—are charged with burning any that are found. In addition to the obvious anti-censorship overtones, Bradbury includes critiques of mass media culture, complacency, anti-intellectualism, and unchallenged authority. When Montag becomes curious about the content of the books he is tasked with destroying his boss, Captain Beatty, attempts to bring him back into the fold by explaining how books became dangerous and controversial distractions that fell out of favor as the population gradually lost the desire to engage with them. With few advocates willing to stand up in their defense, books were supplanted by more passive forms of entertainment, delivered via wall-sized televisions which became a staple of every home.
|The ending of Bradbury's novel is very dark, but also hopeful; the 1966 film version, directed by François Truffaut and starring Oskar Werner and Julie Christie, keeps the hope but skips many of the heavier elements. Both versions have Montag encounter Clarisse, a free-thinking young woman whose friendship causes him to further question his blind acceptance of the fireman's role in society. Montag's distant and superficial relationship with his wife is another common point, as is the tense antagonism he develops toward Captain Beatty, though his partnership with former English professor Faber is absent from the film. Additionally, several major plot elements relating to the ending are different, most notably the fate of Clarisse and the outcome of the imminent war which serves as a backdrop to both the novel and film. The film had its share of detractors, many of whom singled out the lead actors as problematic—Werner because of the stilted delivery of his lines and Christie for a generally bland performance—but Bradbury himself expressed satisfaction with the changes Truffaut made to the ending and many think that the adaptation was generally underrated. All told the film does feel like a reasonable—if somewhat campy—translation of the novel's themes and overall message.
Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 is available to borrow at E.P. Foster Library as part of the Young Adult Fiction and Adult Science Fiction collections. A graphic novel adaptation is also available on the first floor of the library, as is a collection of the shorter works by Bradbury which were written prior to the novel and influenced its final form. Truffaut's film version can be found at Foster in the Adult DVD collection on the first floor. If you're looking for an edition that isn't on the shelf, call the library or go online and you can place a hold on the item and have it sent to you at your local Ventura County Library branch.
Art Tales Writing Contest @ FosterSubmitted by Fun at Foster on February 18, 2015 - 6:17pm
Do you find art to be inspirational? Are you a writer looking to flex your creative muscles?
Consider submitting your work to the Art Tales writing contest! Entrants can visit E.P. Foster Library to view this year's inspirational pieces, which include a sculpture on the first floor and several paintings on the second floor. The contest is open to writers young and old; prizes will be awarded in three separate age categories.
The deadline for entry is April 1, 2015. For more information, visit the City of Ventura's website, which includes contest rules, links to reproductions of the artworks, and a record of past winners. Be a part of your local art scene by visiting the library and finding your muse!
War Comes Home @ Foster until March 1, 2015Submitted by Fun at Foster on February 17, 2015 - 11:51am
Interested in military history and veterans' issues? The exihibition War Comes Home: The Legacy is still on display at E.P. Foster Library, and will remain here until March 1, 2015.
Featuring actual correspondence from across multiple conflicts, this exhibit explores the emotions surrounding a soldier's homecoming after war. An audio tour is available as well; check the circulation desk for more info!
For more related to veterans' issues, check out the Veterans Resource Center at E.P. Foster Library, and consider attending our March 18 screening of the film "Ground Operations."
Bookmobile History in VenturaSubmitted by Fun at Foster on February 10, 2015 - 5:58pm
|May Henning School, October 1934 Library Day
The idea of the Bookmobile did not originate in Ventura, California, but was an east-coast concept observed by a young Miss Elizabeth Topping—future County Librarian of Ventura—during her time spent in school. The official Bookmobile service in this county began during the summer of 1934, when at the behest of a "Grand Jury" it was suggested that the library find a cost-effective method of servicing schools then withdrawing from the general county system.
Del Mar, October 1934 Library Day
Librarians, especially children's librarians, began regular visits to school playgrounds during the summer months, catering to the children of those schools (and even adults in at least one location). At that time there was a county sedan that was used, though not yet exclusively for this purpose. Books were packed up and then unloaded in boxes or on tables set up on the playgrounds. An interesting thing is that, during that period, one of the arguments for such a service was that it encouraged children to go outside. Books and the Bookmobile service to playgrounds in general were seen as positive outdoor activities.
Over the following year or so (the document used for this research is undated), the service continued and expanded, though it was considered to be yet in an "experimental stage," one report yields. Records show that less than a year later over 20,000 books had circulated through the Bookmobile system. The locations visited include about eight schools and four ranches.
There is also specific mention of Spanish-speaking families in the undated report. The writer states that "We have found out one very definite fact about the children whose parents are Spanish-speaking; namely, that they love fairy tales." Bookmobile services would make strides to provide a variety of Spanish-language materials and current periodicals and elevate their efforts to bring books and information to all of Ventura's sprawling communities.
Alan Martin, Your Friendly Reader
|Mound School, October 1934 Library Day


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With multiple years of Oxy experiences under their belts, our senior fellows are a great resource for you.
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Hometown: Riverside, CA
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Born and raised in Southern California, with a short stay in Indianapolis, Kyle has always known that Oxy was the college for him. Outside of his studies in the Urban and Environmental Policy department, Kyle has been involved with numerous clubs and organizations including ASOC Senate, the student government organization at Oxy, and the Black Student Alliance. Additionally, Kyle has partaken in the UEP Summer Affordable Housing Internship where he interned with the Southern California Association Non-Profit Housing. He also spent the Spring 2014 semester studying Language and Culture in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. On campus, you can usually find Kyle hanging out in the Academic Quad and chatting with friends.
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Ganga Snanam, crackers, new clothes… the special editions of Tamil journals also are an inseparable part of Deepavali. A quick look at the volumes:
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'Guruvai Varuvai' – the cover deals with the concept of Subramanya enlightening Siva. Suki Sivam is the writer. Veda's illustration of child Muruga on his father's lap with Parvati looking in wonderment is a delight with the peacock and Ganesa completing the picture. How important are art and aesthetics? Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswati explains in his simple style. Outstanding illustrations – Adhigara Nandi, Pramahamsa Parameswaran, Siva on parrot, Mahavishnu on Garuda, etc – by Maniam Selvan and C.A. Ramachandran make this volume that has other regular features such as short stories, essays and poems.
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Veteran Gopulu has captured on the cover, the episode of Urangavilli shielding his beautiful wife Ponnachi from the hot sun with an umbrella. Ramanujar watches the scene from a distance. Srivenugopalan gives the description inside. Literature – classic, medieval and contemporary – are represented through articles on authors of the period. Memories of Akhilan are revived by Chandrakanthan. A surprise is the piece on Thamizhvanan, writer and editor, by A.V.M Haja. Divine personalities – the series has Ramana, Vallalar, Shirdi Sai and Mother of Pondicherry. Maniam Selvan narrates how his father transformed photographs of Paramacharya with his drawing. Leading writers have authored short stories in this edition.
Ananda Vikatan
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Maniam Selvan's beautiful portrait of Paramacharya is accompanied by the seer's expansive article on Krishna. A descriptive essay on the different mounts (vahanas) at temples is something different unusual. Colourful pictures are a plus. Randor Guy's piece on Papanasam Sivan and the experiences of Srivat Jayarama Sarma, upanyasaka are the other highlights of this issue, priced at Rs. 120.
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The subjects may not be different here from other special editions but the themes and writers are. Mookakavi (Paruthiyur Dr. K. Santhanaraman), reminiscences about Avvai Shanmugam (Gurukulam Murthi), the unique non-violence tradition of India where fasting is used as a protest tool (Kuchanur Govindaraj), Deepavali that Bharati celebrated (K. Ramamurti) are a few of the arresting line-up offered. Jwala (comment) and Yoga (picture) team up to punctuate the Ladies' Special issue (Rs. 110) with witty two-liners.
History, philosophy, religion, politics… the subjects are given a spiritual angle in this special edition that comes with a daily calendar for 2012. Articles on Dayananda Saraswati and the late Sambasiva Sivachariyar of Sri Kalikambal temple deserve mention. The opening piece on the impact Varanasi (Kasi) had on some illustrious people, including Vivekanada and Muthuswamy Dikshitar Poems is presented well. Short stories, poems and illustrations dot this volume meticulously put together.
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