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Hello George
Well George I've made up my mine I'm going with WesternSkyways
First I went to there web sight and was extremly impressed.I also called
and spoke with Trent He explaned to me the proccese and really took the time to explain every detail including cylinders difference's.Thank you for suggesting them. Do you think I should have mine overhauled or should I get an exchange
engine whats your opinion,my engine was overhauled once in 1977.Oh yea! I asked If he knew you and sure enough he did .Well hope to here from you soon.
Thank You
Re: Engine Overhaul Western Skyways
Well, I'm sorry to read that they know me. Now I guess I'm going to have to start looking around for someone else who can be tricked into doing work for me! (grin)
Re: Your own engine everhauled VS an exchange engine---
O300's are great little engines that enjoy a particularly good reputation for reliability. But in the mid-70's Cessna developed a relationship (ultimately ending up in a marriage) with Lycoming, with a result that more and more Cessna's were born with Lycomings in them. The C145/O300 engine fell into history. The only reason so many parts are still around for them is because so many of them were issued originally, that a good market existed for TCM to service. Several decades worth of business resulted. Now that's becoming less true. TCM subsequently quit making many parts for them, and has now completely quit remanufacturing them at Mobile. They still support the engine in other ways, ...just not by reman/rebuilding them.
Cylinders became short-supplied until Superior began making them, which spurred TCM back into making parts, but the real heart of the engine is the crankshaft. New-dimensioned crankshafts are becoming very scarce. (Rumor has it that Superior was considering entering that arena, but the TCM/cylinder experience has got to cause them some concern. It's difficult to recover R&D investments if after production, TCM comes back in and steals a large part of the market. Anyway, the problem is finding an airworthy crank.
An exchange engine is priced according to the rebuilder's efforts to produce a profit that will overcome any expected expenses of rebuiliding, including lost cores due to rejected parts. A rebuilder therefore must conclude in advance that your crankshaft is X-% unlikely to be salvageble, and the cost of that planning is built into their pricing schedule.
The alternative is your risk of assuming your parts will be capable of re-certification. If you know your engine is in good condition (other than simply being timed out) you have an excellent chance to save money. If your crankshaft (and other parts) are low time, not abused or damaged, and not excessively worn because you've cared well for the engine in it's lifetime,...then you have an excellent opportunity to end up with a successful, low-cost overhaul/rebuild.
However, if you choose the overhaul route, and the crankshaft was found to be unuseable, then you have the misfortune of having to pay for another crank, lose any core-deposit of your red-tagged crank, and possibly suffer considerable down-time while another crank is found. The price of the exchange engine may look pretty good to you if down-time is a factor. Here's what I suggest.
If you intend to fly the aircraft to Montrose and wait for an installation, then the exchange engine is the most likely best choice in terms of time VS money.
If you intend to have your engine removed locally and shipped to Montrose, then I'd ask Western Skyways if they already have an airworthy crank in stock, and what additional cost to expect if your own crank fails inspection. With those numbers in hand, you'll be better able to make a decision. You may also have a better handle on it if you knew the history of your present crank. You say it's been overhauled once already. Are you certain that it's only ONCE? And does the logbook entry state whether standard or oversize bearings were used in the rebuild? (Or does it list pn's that can be traced to bearing sizes?) This is where good records, good log-book entries become truly valuable. (It's why a pre-purchase inspection that considered log entries could have told you what to expect next overhaul. An airplane with a record of "Engine overhauled" is less informative than one stating "Engine rebuilt utilizing .010U bearings, Part number XXX...") A crank can be reused only so many times before it's too small, as each time it's re-machined to an acceptable size and reinstalled.
I'll tell you this, ....Western Skyways will do you a really good job. They will build you a solid engine either way. They will do it with enough profit involved to keep them in business no matter which route you choose. Their interest will be in pleasing you with the final product comensureate with their excellent reputation. I suggest that they are the ones both in the business and in the position of judging whether or not your engine is likely to be a successful candidate for a fast, economical rebuild, or whether it should be exchanged. One advantage of rebuilding your own engine's parts is that you already know the operating history of those parts. An exchange engine (especially a "reman" exchange) has a lot of unknowns with regard to it's history. (I.E., has your crank ever suffered a prop-stirke? Is yours likely to measure out standard? Or are you willing to accept an exchange engine that has a crank already undersize and perhaps definitely will not pass inspection for still another overhaul when that time comes?)
If you are confident that your engine's internals are low time and well cared for, and if the shop has an airworthy crank available or in stock, then if time is not a major factor, I'd go for the overhaul. You may save a little. If, on the other hand, your research (logbooks) tell you that your crank has already had one overhaul in your crankcase, and maybe came from another engine before that, and that .020 undersize bearings were used the last time, and that maybe a previous owners oil-change records are a little sketchy and that nose seal has had a pesky leak no matter how many times it's been changed.....and/or turnaround time is important to you,....then an exchange certainly sounds better and better.
Otherwise, get Western Skyways opinion, and go with it. After all, if they know their business and we already trust their expert judgement. That's why we're using them. Right?
Regards, George
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In a rare attempt to intervene in the policymaking of an independent agency, the four top Republicans in the House and Senate wrote a letter to Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke, warning him against further steps to use monetary policy to boost the struggling US economy.
The group, which included the top two Republicans in both houses of Congress, said the Fed's policies have been ineffective at supporting economic expansion and boosting employment.
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The Fed has a mandate given to it by Congress to promote both maximum employment and price stability. Congressional Republicans are basically asking Bernanke to violate that statute. If they don't want the Fed intervening in the economy, they could pass a law changing the mandate. But they'd rather jawbone and try to influence an independent agency in an effort to stall monetary policy during a jobs crisis, just as they have stalled fiscal policy.
I wish I could say this was the first time any politicians have ever petitioned the Federal Reserve and tried to dictate their policies, but sadly, it happened with little fanfare just a year ago. The same four lawmakers – Boehner, Cantor, McConnell and Kyl — wrote the Fed in November 2010, albeit with a little trepidation, saying that they believed "monetary policy must be free and independent from political pressure," and that they were just giving input and data.
But that letter came after the announcement of the second round of "quantitative easing" (QE2), which sought to lower long-term interest rate, and was mainly an expression of concern. Yesterday's ominous warning against monetary intervention comes on the eve of an announcement by the Fed, expected today at 2:15 pm ET, on their next steps on the economy. It is widely expected the Fed will announce "Operation Twist," an effort to rebalance their portfolio with long-term rather than short-term bonds, again attempting to lower long-term rates. They may announce more.
So the GOP letter is a naked attempt to forestall that prospect, or at least to get Fed Chairman Bernanke, who often desires consensus thinking about the consequences of Fed actions. None of the caveats about how "monetary policy must be free and independent from political pressure" are present in the new letter.
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The letter puts Bernanke and his colleagues in a huge bind. If they decide against another round of so-called "quantitative easing" to lower long-term rates and boost the economy, they may look like they're caving to congressional Republicans. If they decide to go ahead notwithstanding, they're bucking the Republicans and siding with Democrats. Either way, they're open to the charge they're playing politics.
I don't know about the global investor effect, but it's true that letters like this politicize the Fed. The Fed deserves more criticism and more people speaking out about its policies. That includes politicians, who are entitled to their opinions. But when Congressional Republicans do it in this manner, and specifically warn against expansionary policies, it moves away from the realm of criticism and into the realm of angling for the economy to fail, to gain a political advantage in the next election.


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Chester Creek concerts, senior fun and outdoor moviesDuluth Parks and Recreation have lots to offer everyone this summer, from senior activities to free outdoor movies and concerts at Chester Creek. Complete listing of concerts and movies included.
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Twin Ports Outdoor Movies and Duluth's Parks and Recreation division proudly kick off their fourth summer season June 19, bringing to life one of our area's premier summer activities.
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This one slipped onto the backburner for me: the Simon Wiesenthal Center has complied 2011's top ten anti-Israel and anti-Semitic slurs. There are much more offensive statements on the list, but our old friend the Rev. Jeremiah Wright comes in at No. 10:
10. "The state of Israel is an illegal, genocidal place… to equate Judaism with the state of Israel is to equate Christianity with [rapper] Flavor Flav."
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A framework for translating the write-ups of experiments into a format that can be processed by computers has been developed by academics.
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Computers already help scientists by performing complex calculations and making information easier to analyse. But they are less suited to analysing and comparing experimental results.
"Computers are not very good with natural language, they need to have things as formalised as possible," says Ross King, a researcher at Aberystwyth University in Wales, who developed the framework with colleague Larisa Soldatova.
Called EXPO, it can be used to translate scientific experiments into a format that can be interpreted by a computer. The researchers have published the software code online so that anyone can use and modify it.
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"If lots of scientific papers were written in this way you could very quickly see whether an experiment has contradictions or agreements with other work," King told New Scientist. "It would also allow much more sophisticated search engines to find what you're looking for."
EXPO provides a descriptive framework, or ontology, to represent different stages of an experiment and the relationships between these stages. It also includes ways to define the hypothesis tested, the way results are analysed, and the conclusion drawn.
Researchers already use similar methods to represent specialised information, such as the genetic properties of different fly species, so that these can be stored in a computer database and accessed easily. However, EXPO is the first attempt to apply such an ontological framework across different sciences.
This means it can be used to compare the experimental methods used in very different scientific papers. The researchers used two existing papers to test EXPO - one on particle physics and one on evolutionary science.
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King admits that for the moment using EXPO is time-consuming because experimental write-ups must be translated by hand. Software to speed up this process could be a big boost, he says: "Journals could also insist that researchers submit papers in EXPO as well as written normally."
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A news from Nvidia press conference was their new Grid server that is filled with graphics processors, and is meant to be used for, among other games in the cloud.
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plz tell me which one is better for a poster ?
about Character form and composition or every things !!
(right figure is not compelet yet)
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Hi pnokia, I think I prefer the one on the right composition wise but prefer the monster on the left, especially the tongue and the drool. I don't know if the clouds work better or the background on the right, they are both good, the one on the left does give it more depth though like he's riding the monster through a landscape.
Pretty cool, good luck
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I like the one on the left with the caveat that the clouds should be behind the figure and should be bright to make him stand out; right now in both pictures you have the monsters hand spotlighted which draws attention away from the figure.
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i want to know which figure is better!
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The figure on the left looks better to me.
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Great work BTW.
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Fresh and frozen, berries are nutritional powerhouses. Experts suggest eating a serving of berries two times per week to get the most benefit.
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Strawberries provide 160% of the recommended daily amount of Vitamin C for immune support. Strawberries are also rich in folate, fiber and potassium (for healthy blood pressure). The red anthocyanins in strawberries help protect cells from damage by harmful molecules. Strawberries are also a source of essential vitamins B1 and B5 (pantothenic acid) for energy, as well as manganese for bone growth.
Raspberries are abundant in antioxidants, particularly ellagic acid, a potent cancer fighter. High in fiber (4 g per ½ cup), vitamin C, manganese and niacin, raspberries have a mild flavor but a powerful nutritional impact.
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Place half of ladyfingers in bottom of glass pan or bowl. Top with 1 cup yogurt and half of jam. Do another layer of ladyfingers, yogurt and jam. Top with raspberries.
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2 tablespoons raspberry jam
1/3 cup canola oil
8 cups spinach
¾ cup toasted sliced almonds
1 cup fresh raspberries
3 strawberries, sliced
All you do:
Dressing: combine vinegar and jam in a small bowl. Add oil in thin stream, whisking well.
Toss spinach with almonds, fruit and dressing. Enjoy?
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Serves: 8.
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2 kiwis, peeled and diced
1 apple, peeled and diced
1 (8 oz.) pkg. fresh blackberries
1 pint fresh strawberries, hulled and quartered
3 tablespoons raspberry preserves
Stacy's Cinnamon Sugar Pita Chips, for serving
All you do:
In a large bowl, combine kiwi, apple, raspberries, strawberries and raspberry preserves. Serve with Stacy's brand Cinnamon Sugar Pita Chips.
Berry Parfaits
Serves 1.
All you need:
1 (6-ounce) container vanilla yogurt
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½ cup sliced fresh strawberries
½ banana, sliced
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Pour yogurt in a glass or bowl. Top with granola and cut-fruit.
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in the end we have to listen to people that disagree with us.
He said it's impossible that 100 percent of Republicans or Democrats are always wrong or acting in bad faith, and he said that we can achieve bipartisan agreements by "breaking out of theology" and dealing with facts.
The takeaway: Listen to one another, assume the person you disagree with is not acting in bad faith and don't get mired in the dogma of your party. It's time to play in the real world and the real world is not a Republican or Democratic fantasy-land, it's a balance that we have lost sight of and need to find.
I agree.
He also spoke of a fundamental shift in business where corporations are thought of as separate entities "unrooted" from society and responsible only to shareholders (themselves), rather than to "stakeholders" (employees, customers and the communities of which they are a part).
I also agree. I like describing the condition as "unrooted" because it's like removing the trees from the side of a hill. The rain will wash away everything that's left.
Paul Ryan also spoke at the summit and someone recorded him and Clinton chatting backstage. It's pretty revealing.
I'm glad we won this race in New York … I hope Democrats don't use it as an excuse to do nothing.
I, too, am glad the Democrat won in NY but I'll be pretty disappointed if the Ryan plan becomes a magic bullet and we waste two more years ( and yet another election) fear mongering.
Frankly, I don't know enough about the Ryan plan to comment. I do, however, like what he's quoted as saying in an interview after the summit:
They (Democrats) are going to run these attack ads at us regardless. This is a time for leaders to be leaders. This is not a time for us to follow our fears…
He's right. I wish our politicians would say and do more of what they believe rather than what they think will make us like them.
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Only a couple months after Us Weekly released photos of Kristen Stewart cheating on boyfriend Robert Pattinson with her Snow White and the Huntsman director, Rupert Sanders, it appears she and Rob are moving on — as a couple.
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If I had a submissive or better yet submissive"s" who weren't so wrapped up in their jobs, self-centered or inattentive, they would remind me of such things well in advance:
Instead, I have to rely on one of my kinky friends to send me this???
More than a week wasted already. Just wait until she gets home.
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Does a poor performance by one of your favorite sports teams affect your mood? Does it make your more dominant? Does it result in harsher punishment for tammy?ReplyDelete
I for one prefer receiving a spanking from my wife when she's in a foul mood!
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National Kink Month? Wow! And what a question: Who wants to get kinky? I wonder!ReplyDelete
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What better way to celebrate than have tammy pull from the kink of the day bag for the rest of the month.ReplyDelete
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We've gotten off to a slow start here.... guess I need to bring this to Mistress's attention.ReplyDelete
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- Where does this madness stops?
- As if ms didn't have enough problem with products delays. The all premiss of the this antitrust ruling is bogus anyway. For one, windows has always had a media player included since win 3 or so, second, most people where unsing many players for different formats. Real simply knocked itself down with no help from ms. They simply had ****** product. Competition exist in the market place. Just look at itunes and fire fox. They came out with fun and innovative products and people switched. Also, we didn't have another windows os since 2001 to bundle anything with it. So any competitor has had over half a decade to innovate and gain consummers mind share. But, no, vista comes out and all of the sudden it's their fault if you don't do well in the market place. This is where I really have respect for Apple. They were smaller than many of these company in the late 90's and were at the brink of extinction. We didn't hear them complain much (at least publicly) about ms damaging them. They went to work and created amazing technologies (os x, i live, ipod...) for me, the irony is where would real, java be today if it was not for ms bundling them with windows and helping create the ecosystem that made them popular?
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- It stops when MS loses its monopoly
- As long as MS has a virtual Monopoly on computer desktops, there will always be a legitimate concern about them abusing that monopoly to advance their own products over the competition.
The problem is not just because MS includes 'a' media player, but because the media player they include is the only one which plays MS format content. That combined with the fact that MSwin is on 90% of desktops creates a hell of an incentive for content produces to use MS format. It was the same story with Netscape vs. IE.
The only reason iTunes is so popular is because MS does not have a competitive product YET!
There are only two fair solutions to this mess. 1) Microsoft is broken up into a Windows and 'Other Software' companies.
2) Microsoft respects and adheres to some strict limits on the use of their monopoly.
There is a third, MS loses their monopoly, but I don't dare be quire so hopeful yet.
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- I'm not Microsoftie, but...
- ...isn't this all a little ridiculous? It's one thing to say that it's wrong when Microsoft forbids its OEMs from installing Netscape, RealPlayer, etc. It's another to say that MS can't even bundle IE, Windows Media Player, etc. (And I say that as a Firefox and iTunes user.)
Further and further up the stack, software will become gratis, in part thanks to open-source software, and also from bundling with the operating system -- Linux distros and Mac OS X bundle too. This isn't anti-trust. Now, I have specific technical complaints with MS including a rendering engine and then leaving it so vulnerable to attack, but that's not a complaint against the theory.
Europe is setting some bad precedent that could come back and haunt other, less evil companies. And other software companies -- dinosaurs trying to base their business model on legally forcing us to pay money for their software -- won't be much better off for it. If not replaced by Microsoft, then the FOSS movement will do it.
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- Almost all operating systems ship with integrated products
- Almost all products now ship with integrated products.
What is the point in buying an OS that does not let me
1) Browse the net
2) Listen to music.
Apple, Google, Mozilla are giving good competition to microsoft. EU action is ridiculos.
Looks like European Union did not learn making windowsxp ship without media player. There were no buyers for OS without media player.
I am not for predatorial tactics. If microsoft does it then, it should be taken to task. But, not drawn into pesky legal battles.
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- Napoleon complex?
- Part of this is the EU thrilled that it can blackmail and bully a company to show how smart and powerful they are. However MS does not really help its own case by some of its practices. Strapping bailing wire around IE and the OS and calling it integrated brought most of this junk down on themselves.
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- Sick and Tired of EU BS
- Enough is enough already. If Europeans are too stupid to download other media players/browsers, that's their problem!
The US Government is already monitoring MS's every move with this stuff. The EU simply needs to stick it.
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- swell ...
- EU anti-trust = anti-US
it's stuff like this that makes the EU what it is today :)
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- The EU IS Making Pres. Hugo Chavez's Venezuela....
- ...look like like the "real" champion of "of the open-source Linux operating system and other non-proprietary programs that avoid dependence on Microsoft products."; read the rest of this another srory here:
"Venezuela promotes free open-source software as alternative to Microsoft"
http://news.tmcnet.com/news/2006/03/24/1487930.htm
http://www.vheadline.com/readnews.asp?id=51738
Just what is wrong with the EU? if; "More than 180 Venezuelan cooperatives and 500 small to medium companies ( Pyme) have registered with the Science & Technology (MCT) Ministry to provide technical support for public organs in the migration process of free software"... then, what is so wrong with the minds of those in the EU to do the same, something may be terribly wrong with the "g... matter" in their heads! Or, is it that they have a very different "money making" agenda other that the development of a "sound" IT Industry for themselves?
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She left me hanging ("can I get back to you on that?"), so I talked to one of my teachers who plays in a band with her and is great friends with her and he said it's probably a no. We talked again today. They hung out last night after class and he asked her about it and she said "he's a nice guy but I don't know"- so there you go, on that level this isn't happening.
Nah man, just try again, until she goes on a date with you she isn't really going to know. Story - I tried it on one night and got turned down pretty hard. Tried again the following day and found success. It's been 3 years and I'm still with her. Just don't turn into a stalker! If you have made a few attempts and it really isn't happening, then sure, let it go, but once isn't really enough.
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This year's course will include the following topics:- Serological testing and diagnostic guidelines in coeliac disease, diagnosis and treatment of reflux disease, constipation, abdominal pain, pre- & probiotics, infective hepatitis, obesity and liver disease, IgE mediated food allergy, innate immunity, food safety, "Meet the Expert" group sessions with the course speakers on coeliac disease, feeding problems, constipation, IBD, and allergy, and a day dedicated to endoscopy (best practice, polyposis & genetic counselling, safety, training, simulator use) and IBD (difficult areas, biological therapy, treating inflammation). It should be of interest to both in-training and established paediatric GI endoscopists as well as to paediatricians who refer children for endoscopic procedures. (19 CPD credits allocated for the course) General The course fee (£450, trainees £225) includes VAT, tuition and catering. 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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Matt Bashore threw five innings and allowed just one earned run, but the Indiana baseball team was bested by No. 2 Florida State, 8-2. Evan Crawford and Reid Briglia each posted a pair of hits in the loss. The two teams will finish off the three-game series on Sunday, March 11, at 1 p.m. EDT.
Bashore fell to 1-1 on the year, as he allowed five hits and four walks in five innings of work and struck out four for the Hoosiers (4-6). Three of the four runs that he allowed were unearned. FSU starter Michael Hyde improved to 6-0 with the win, throwing 82 pitches on the night in five strong innings. He allowed four hits and one walk to the Hoosiers, striking out seven in the process. The Seminoles are now 19-0 on the season.
Indiana scored a pair of runs in the top of the eighth to trim the deficit to 5-2. Crawford led off the eighth with a double, his third of the season, and he was followed onto the basepaths by Sterling Mack and Keith Haas, who each walked. After a wild pitch moved all the runners up and scored Crawford, Josh Phegley drew a walk to re-load the bases with nobody out. Briglia plated Mack with a sac fly to left, but that was all the Hoosiers could muster in the frame.
The Seminoles responded with three runs on two hits, two walks and two hit batsmen. After loading the bases with nobody out, Brandon Reichert ripped a double to right-center to clear the bases and make the score 8-2. Joe Vicini pitched out of a bases-loaded jam to limit the FSU damage to three.
The Hoosiers had a golden opportunity in the top of the second, when three of the first four hitters reached to load the bases with one out. But Hyde was able to get Andrew Means to ground into a fielder's choice to retire Briglia at home, then got Crawford swinging on a 3-2 pitch to end the IU threat.
The Seminoles carried that momentum into the bottom of the inning, scoring three unearned runs in the frame. With runners at the corners and one out, Bashore got a critical strikeout and then got Brandon Reichert to ground to third. But Tyler Cox misplayed the grounder to plate a run and FSU followed with a run on a wild pitch and one on a double by Mark Hallberg to make the score 3-0.
Keith Haas saved a run for the Hoosiers with a pair of brilliant defensive stops. With Tony Thomas Jr. on second base and two out, Hallberg slapped a grounder up the middle that Haas snared, diving to his left. Haas jumped to his feet and gunned down the speedster at first.
FSU added a single run in the bottom of the sixth. Jason Stidham led off the inning with a walk, ending Bashore's night. Billy Kitchen came on in relief and walked Ruairi O'Connor to give the home squad two on and nobody out. After getting D'Vontrey Richardson to ground into a double play that advanced Stidham to third, Kitchen threw a 1-0 pitch to Brandon Reichert wide to plate the third baseman and make the score 4-0. FSU added another unearned run in the bottom of the seventh on a bloop single by Jack Rye.
Kitchen and Danny Rosenbaum pitched an inning apiece in relief for the Hoosiers, with Rosenbaum surrendering one unearned run. J.T. Larson, Eric Arnett and Vicini also pitched in the loss for IU. Haas and Mack each posted 1-for-3 nights at the plate.
After finishing the FSU series, IU will travel to Jacksonville, Fla., for a pair of games against North Florida. The two teams square off on Tuesday, March 13, and Wednesday, March 14, with both games scheduled to start at 7 p.m.
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With the holidays and the Super Bowl both over, this can be a slow time of year while we wait for the cold and snow of winter to turn into the warm and sunny days of spring. What can you do to overcome the winter doldrums? Watch nonstop HGTV marathons of course! Wait, that's just me? I digress…
But seriously, this time of year may feel lethargic, but it is a great time of year to re-evaluate your finances and your financial goals. That's why this week we're talking all about real estate – from home buying to tips to how to pay your mortgage off faster. Whether you're an HGTV fan like me or real estate is at the top of your list for your financial goals, we're sharing tips that just may help you out!
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Donna Marian McKay, 55, passed away December 27, 2009 at Annandale Village in Suwanee, Georgia. Donna was born January 25, 1954 in Fairmont, W. Va. Donna grew up in Orange Lake, Florida where she attended the Orange Lake Baptist Church for many years. She moved with her mother, Marian Davis McKay, to Cocoa Beach, FL in 1978 where she lived until moving to London, England in 1985. After her mother's passing she relocated to Annandale Village in Suwanee, Georgia in January of 1986. Donna came into her own at Annandale. Over the years she received many awards for her enthusiasm, hard work, generosity and spirit. Donna progressed from a group living environment to having her own apartment in Lotz House, an independent living home at Annandale. Donna took great pride in keeping her apartment well decorated, and doing her share of the housework. The Lotz House girls were the best suite mates Donna could ever ask for. Donna began her working career at the Annandale opportunity workshop but quickly progressed to working in a variety of part time jobs at businesses in the Gwinnett area, which included stints at several restaurants. Finally she found her dream job, lobby hostess at the Suwannee McDonalds on Lawrenceville-Suwannee Rd. She loved her job and couldn't wait to go to work in the morning. Donna may very well have been the most loyal McDonalds employee in the world. Donna especially loved watching out for the small children that came to McDonalds. When she would travel to visit her family she never wanted to be away too long and after a week or two would begin to remind everyone that it was time for her to get back to work. For the next 15 years Donna, with a smile on her face, was a well recognized fixture at her McDonalds. When she reluctantly retired in 2004, she was honored at her retirement party by the owner of her McDonalds with a Eat at McDonalds for Life certificate. Donnas family owes McDonalds special thanks for fulfilling her life long goal of being able to have a working career. Over the years Donna became quite the traveler. She visited her brother and his family in London, England; Jakarta, Indonesia; Calgary, Canada; Boston, Massachusetts and Houston, Texas. She also traveled to Europe (Switzerland and Austria where she learned to snow ski) and the Bahamas on vacation. Donna loved to travel and never got off a plane without several new friends. Although she had Downs Syndrome, Donna never let her condition slow her down. She bowled every week for years, loved competing in the Special Olympics, had dozens of wonderful friends and always had a smile on her face. The 25 years that she lived at Annandale Village made it possible for her to have a fulfilling life, surrounded and supported by loving and caring people. Donna is survived by her loving brother, Frank (Sonny) McKay, sister-in-law Barbara McKay, nephews Tyler and Houston McKay, niece Kelsey Hohensee and many friends. A private service will be held at the Annandale Chapel Friday, January 29, 2010. The family asks that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made in Donna's name to Annandale Village, 3500 Annandale Lane, Suwanee, Georgia 30024. www.annandale.org
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Coal Creek is one of those places that in the right conditions is fantastic, but catching it in shape can be tough. There's a healthy variety of climbs here when they come in, from short pillars to rope stretching mixed routes. In a good winter, abundant snowfall with the right combination of sunny and cloudy days means a lot of ice. In a warm winter, the south facing cliffs get hit hard by the sun and there wont be much more than a tease. Despite being very ephemeral, the climbs here are some of the most interesting in the valley, and it's our only ice cragging zone.
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Cavity Games – a fun chimney with ice in the back.
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Cold Heaven – one of the most impressive climbs in the valley.
Curtain Call - a super fun, long moderate outing.
Drinkin' the Drip – short mixed section and steep curtain.
Roadside Attraction - a mini cragging area with several lines.
Single Parenting – cool pitch of easy ice.
Stoney Vision – interesting mixed climbing 30 seconds from your car.
The ice in Redstone is in great shape, with all the standards looking good and many other things to climb on as well. Here are the details: Banzai Pipeline – has ice on it, may be climbable but will be very hard. The bolted route to its right is doable. Avocado Gully – In typical […]


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Bulbagarden gives everyone the option to change their own username. However, there is a wait time between changing from one name to the next so we don't put too much strain on server.
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If you use Configuration Manager to Install or Uninstall a program you can follow the progress via the status messages for the specific advertisement you are running. But what if you want your rapports to show correct data or someone uninstalls a program locally on the machine? Then you wont be aware that the program is missing until the client does its next hardware inventory, this of course depends on your settings but default is 7 days between hardware inventories.
In Windows 7 / 2008 R2 there is a new function that allows you to trigger a task based on a event in the event viewer. But since its not really not interesting to go around to all your machine and make this setting I will rather show how this can be done via Group Policy preferences and built in functions in Windows.
To trigger the actual hardware inventory this command will be used (it should be on one line with no spaces in the GUID):
WMIC.exe /namespace:\\root\ccm path sms_client CALL TriggerSchedule "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}" /NOINTERACTIVE
WMIC is a very useful tool that has been part of Windows since at least XP (but using that is another topic) and can be used to control some of the Configuration Manager client tasks.
First of all you need to create a new GPO preference and go to Computer Configuration\Preferences\Control Panel\Scheduled Tasks. Choose Scheduled task (Windows Vista and later). Start by giving it a name and choose what credentials you want to be run under. LogonUser is probably ok, since if they have the rights to uninstall a program the probably can trigger a hardware inventory as well.
Naming your task and setting it to running hidden. Make sure it is configured for "Windows 7".
Create what should trigger the event, in our case we want to trigger when a program is uninstalled. This is logged in the Application log, the source will be MsiInstaller and the event ID is 1034. Here is a article on technet describing the different event id's for MsiInstaller.
Create an action that will happen when the task gets trigged. Program: C:\Windows\System32\wbem\WMIC.exe Arguments: /namespace:\\root\ccm path sms_client CALL TriggerSchedule "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}" /NOINTERACTIVE
When this new GPO is applied to a Win7 system a hardware inventory will be triggered every time a uninstall event is logged in the application log.
There is one thing to notice though, if you use SCCM to uninstall programs (or even install programs that automatically removes old programs) this task will be triggered and making all your machines send hardware inventories to your site server. This could cause a massive amount of data hitting your server at the same time so use this method only on specific machines you want extra quick feedback from.
If you only want the event to be triggered when the uninstallation is made by a user you could instead create a custom filter. This is a little bit harder and requires some XPath syntax but gives you a more controlled task that isn't triggered by SCCM uninstallations. This can be done since uninstallations made by SCCM is always done by the "System" account if you choose "run this program whether or not a user is logged on". So basically we make the same task but add a condition saying that the task will only be triggered if the uninstall "is not" done by the system account.
Once again, this only works if you use SCCM to install/uninstall programs as local system, if you have programs advertised to be run "As logged on user" this will also trigger the event and make the clients send HW inventory data to you site systems.
To create an advanced filtering rule you do the same as when you create a basic on, but we you get to the step create trigger do the following:
Choose "Custom" under Settings and click "New Event Filter".
Click the XML tab and enter your Xpath formated query. I have used the following query, note the ! in "Security[@UserID!='S-1-5-18']]" that is used to filter out the System account from the query:
1: <QueryList>
2: <Query Id="0" Path="Application">
3: <Select Path="Application">*[System[Provider[@Name='MsiInstaller'] and (Level=4 or Level=0) and (EventID=1034) and Security[@UserID!='S-1-5-18']]]</Select>
4: </Query>
5: </QueryList>
Using "not" is not a valid Xpath so trying "and not" will give you an error. More info on MSDN here. Also note that if you have a invalid syntax in your Xpath the GPO will not complain so make sure its valid before adding it. If you do your tests directly on a Windows 7 client instead the Windows 7 task scheduler will let you know if your syntax is wrong.
A tip for creating Xpath code is to use the task scheduler in Windows 7. When you create a custom event filter start by filling the values in the Filter tab, when you got a query close to what you want you can click the XML tab and the query you built will be shown in XPath code, from there its much easier to customize your query further.


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It might have been a scene from a hit romantic comedy--but actress Ciara Wilde wasn't acting, and nobody was laughing when she skipped town on the eve of her tinsel town wedding. Luckily she's got the keys to the Fortune family ski cabin, and perhaps a chance to regain her sanity. No chance of that when she faces down an intruder in the middle of the night. But Jace Lockhart isn't a thief, just a weary, beaten war reporter crashing his buddy's cabin for some serious alone time after a particularly brutal assignment. Unexpectedly snowbound, the two runaways find the healing they need in each other's arms. But when the snow melts, they awkwardly retreat to their very different lives--a little in love, a little confused and a lot less certain about what they want in life, except perhaps...a chance with each other.
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Every gene has a job to do, but genes rarely act alone. Biologists have built models of molecular interaction networks that represent the complex relationships between thousands of different genes. I am using computational approaches to help define these relationships, work that is helping us to understand the causes of common diseases including autism, bipolar disorder, and cancer.
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Rodriguez-Esteban, R. & Iossifov, I. Figure and table mining for biomedical research. (2009) Bioinformatics 25: 2082–4
Liu, J., Ghanim, M., Xue, L., Brown, C. D., Iossifov, I., Angeletti, C., Hua, S., Nègre, N., Ludwig, M., Stricker, T., Al-Ahmadie, H. A., Tretiakova, M., Camp, R. L., Perera-Alberto, M., Rimm, D. L., Xu, T., Rzhetsky, A., & White, K. P. Integrated genomic analysis of the Drosophila segmentation network leads to identification of a highly specific biomarker for human kidney cancer. (2009) Science 323: 1218–22
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Hey Michael. I'm excited about the World Cup and i've created an anthem for the USMNT & World Cup fans in general. Check it out & thanks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljhsBerHbLk
micheal should gave a world football idiot of the summer, Wenger, Garzidis are my first choices..
Hey Michael,
Just wanted to let you know that I'm a big fan of your work. Just wanted to let you know about this article I saw about cocky athletes who got their comeuppance, and I thought you'd get a kick out of it.
Anyways, keep up the good work.
I don't want to bother you too much with Eredivisie news but Jozy Altidore has just won the 'KNVB beker' (national cup) in the final, in which he scored one goal.
Calling Rubio Rubent an American football talent was a bit unlucky. I actually meant American soccer talent. I usually don't use the word soccer. Not out of stupid principles btw.
Hey Mike, I can tell from your profile picture that you have an affection for the USA national team. So I thought you might like to hear that a Eredivisie team by the name FC Utrecht is testing American football talent Rubio Rubent (O.G. from Portland Timbers). From what I read he's doing really well (scoring and assisting in a 0-2 test-win against low-tier team sc Huizen), so hopefully he'll be playing in Utrecht next season.
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Bella Vista Council Nixes Pension Change
SURVEY: Only Five Or Six Nonuniformed Employees Would Not Participate In State-Run Plan
Posted: December 18, 2012 at 5 a.m.
Despite the majority of the City Council expressing interest in switching to a state-run pension plan for the city's nonuniformed employees, aldermen voted down a change to Arkansas Public Employees Retirement System on Monday.
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• Mayor Frank Anderson will send a response letter to Property Owners Association General Manager Tommy Bailey offering to purchase the POA-owned police and fire buildings for $1.8 million. Bailey sent a letter to Anderson Dec. 3 notifying him of an increased rental rate for police station and three fire stations to more than $14,000 per month from the current $650 per month, effective Jan. 1, 2013. Anderson will offer the city purchase the buildings at market value less 30 percent for Stations No. 1 and 2, minus $400,000 for renovations at Station No. 1. The building at Station No. 3 is inadequate for future use, according to a draft of Anderson's letter, and therefore the city would be willing to pay slightly more than the cost of the land. If the proposal is accepted, the letter said the city expects to retain the current lease agreement until closing. If the sale cannot be made, the letter states the city will proceed to vacate the buildings.
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Review: Trans at London Pride 20
5:25 PM — Fun, impressive, exciting, inspiring – but Pride London still has a way to go if it wants to bring the transgender community back into the fold, writes Jane Fae.
Supreme Court to rule on UK's 'discretion' policy for gay asylum seekers 5
5:03 PM — The Supreme Court will issue a decision tomorrow on a test case on the UK's policy of telling gay and lesbian asylum seekers to go home and be discreet.
Liverpool Pride unveils acoustic acts 1
4:35 PM — Liverpool Pride has released its line-up of acoustic acts for the festival next month. Cocabella, Last Choir Standing and Connie Lush are among the artists who will play the event.
Lesbian and gay lawyers 'deterred from becoming judges'
3:52 PM — Research has has suggested that the judiciary is failing to represent lesbian and gay people. According to a study by LGBT lawyers' network Interlaw, a perception of hostility to out gay judges, judicial culture and the isolation of the job puts gay and lesbian lawyers off becoming judges.
Jeremy Clarkson offends gays with 'I demand the right not to be bummed' joke 58
3:11 PM — Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has been criticised for a remark about homosexuality. The exchange was cut from Sunday night's BBC2 show, but was revealed by his guest Alistair Campbell.
Anti-Pope protesters urged to show tolerance 74
2:15 PM — The prime minister's special representative for Pope Benedict's visit to the UK says protesters should show restraint. Chris Patten, a former governor of Hong Kong and Tory minister, also said the taxpayer's share of the costs of the visit had risen to £12 million, excluding security.
Comment: Beyond gay and straight 10
1:13 PM — Saturday's gay pride parade in London celebrated 40 years since the formation of the Gay Liberation Front in Britain. This was a watershed moment in British queer history. For the first time, thousands of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people stopped hiding in the closet and suffering in silence.
Stonewall publishes guide to gay-friendly universities 12
11:51 AM — Gay rights charity Stonewall has published an online guide which rates UK universities on how gay-friendly they are. The guide tells prospective students what measures institutions take to make them feel welcome, such as whether there is an LGBT society and what diversity training staff are given.
George Michael arrested after crashing car into shop
11:07 AM — Gay singer George Michael was arrested early on Sunday morning after crashing his car into a shop in Hampstead, north London. He was thought to be returning from London Pride.


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Bolts' St. Louis Day-To-Day With Injury
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According to Damian Cristodero of the Tampa Bay Times, Lightning right wing Martin St. Louis is day-to-day with a lower body/foot injury.
From the Tampa Bay Times:
St. Louis, who had two goals and three points in Tuesday's 5-1 victory over the Kings, took a Drew Doughty slap shot off a foot about five minutes into the third period while killing a penalty. He finished the game but walked with a noticeable limp as he left the locker room after the game.
St. Louis out with lower-body injury. Team says he is day to day.
— Damian Cristodero (@LightningTimes) October 16, 2013
Marty St. Louis not on the ice for practice today. Took a Drew Doughty shot off the foot on Tuesday.
— Damian Cristodero (@LightningTimes) October 16, 2013
Apparently St. Louis was seen leaving the building in a walking boot.
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