text:
What is the cost to advertise in Serve New England? Serve New England is a monthly magazine. The magazine has a circulation of approximately 35,000. Published in Avon, Massachusetts, this magazine is a popular consumer publication. The parent company of the magazine is Serve New England, Inc.
Magazine Advertising Rate for Serve New England
Advertisements in the magazine are estimated to be $100.00. Note: This estimate is for a full-page, black and white ad. This is only an estimate. It may be completely incorrect. Actual prices may be higher or lower. Many factors can impact current magazine ad rates. Contact the magazine's advertising department for an exact quote.
To place an ad, or receive more information on advertising rates, please contact Serve New England at (888) 742-7363.
Serve New England Contact Information
Serve New England145 Bodwell StAvon, MA 2322Phone: (888) 742-7363Fax: (508) 436-7669
To update or correct magazine advertising information on this page, please use the link below:
Claim This Page
Additional Resources for Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneur Attributes - Small Business Failure - Starting a BusinessBusiness Incubators - Business Location - Business Partners - Startup CostsEntrepreneurial Backgrounds - First Year of Business - InventionsNetwork Marketing - Online Startups - Startup Resources - EntrepreneurshipYoung Entrepreneurs -
Business Ideas - Naming and Branding - City Guides


text:
Old Jewish Cemetery
If you love an image (whether it's yours or someone else's) and want to make sure others get a chance to see it, you can "feature" it by choosing the "Spotlight" button.
When an image is Spotlighted, it receives enhanced visibility in premium spots throughout the site. Spotlighted images are rotated through these higher-visibility positions to ensure the best opportunity for the images to be seen by JPG users.
If you see a great photo that would make a perfect entry for one of our Shoot Out photo contests but it was uploaded by another user, now you can enter that photo in the contest and, if it wins, you get to share in the contest winnings.
Like a photo editor, if you've got an eye for great work, find it and submit it to a contest. If it wins, since you staked the entry fee, you'll take home part of the prize (the rest, of course, goes to the member who shot the image).
Collections are a JPG+ feature. You must be a JPG+ member to create new collections and to add photos to collections.
Sign up for JPG+ to start using collections now!
Photo license: © All rights reserved
Prague, Czech Republic
Old Jewish Cemetery: For over 300 years it was illegal for Jews to be buried anywhere else. The oldest grave is from 1439 and the cemetery closed in 1787. There is about 12,000 stones in this small cemetery, but estimated 100,000 burials. There are as many as 12 layers of graves.
In the Old Jewish Cemetery photo essay.
3 responses
JamesHarmon McQuilkin gave props (13 Sep 2013):
awesome tones and flow
Rob Linsalata gave props (13 Sep 2013):
Wonderful composition – great interplay of light and shadow.
David de London gave props (14 Sep 2013):
Another great one
Please Login or Sign Up
Login or Sign Up
Need contest credits? Get 'em here!
Payments are processed by PayPal and you will be automatically forwarded to PayPal to complete your transaction. It may take a few minutes after you complete your transaction for you contest credits to update. We will send an email to your registered email address once we have received a successful transaction from PayPal and updated you credits.
Select a Shoot Out contest credit package below.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
"I started hunting when I was twelve," Jim Cuddeback said. "Got my first Iowa deer in 1977. I got hooked and I have hunted every season since."
Cuddeback, a hunting safety instructor from Washington County, went out on a hunt with 12-year old Cody Jones of Wellman. It was his first deer hunt.
"My dad said it was fun when he was a kid," Cody said.
"I've found that it's a lot of fun to start a new deer-hunter each year," said Cuddeback.
The pair's shed heated up nicely, but the hunting didn't. They spotted a couple of white tails several hundred yards out, going the wrong direction. Jim is among those who agree that the deer herd is down, due in part to disease.
He also remembers when the Iowa deer population exploded in the '80s due to CRP land.
"I think what helped the most was to get the hogs and cattle out of the field," he said.
After four hours, they had seen no deer -- and neither had any other members of their party.
"We haven't even heard any shooting out here," Jim said.
And Cody had learned the first rule of deer hunting.
"You have to wait a while," he said. "You have to be patient."
Cedar Rapids, Iowa News, Sports, and Weather
Great Outdoors: A Cold First Day of Deer Season
By John Campbell, Reporter
Most Popular


text:
Just Bute-iful!
Wayne McCullough watches a dominant Lucian Bute put the skids under Road Warrior, Glen Johnson.
Last Updated: 08/11/11 10:39am
Lucian Bute won his IBF super-middleweight belt back in October 2007 and successfully defended it eight times, seven by stoppage. He boasted a record of 29 fights with 24 of those wins by knockout, before defending against former champion Glen Johnson in his adopted home town of Quebec., Canada.
The tough, durable Johnson, who fights out of Miami, was coming off a loss to Britain's Carl Froch in June.
He is a former light-heavyweight champion but in his last two fights he had moved down to super-middleweight to take part in the Super Six Tournament. His record was 51-15-2 (35) with Bernard Hopkins being the only man to stop him inside the distance of his 15 losses, which showed his durability. At 42, he is still an aggressive non-stop puncher.
He would have to be careful of Bute's counterpunching southpaw punches, whereas Bute would have to be ready for a fast-paced fight with a guy who keeps coming, a style that should've suited him.
In the first four rounds, Johnson tried to push forward but was unable to push Bute back as he was controlling the centreof the ring. Bute used good upper body movement keeping his right hand low, picking Johnson off with accurate right jabs and straight lefts.
Johnson made a mistake from the start as he let Bute get his right foot on the outside of his left which allows southpaws to control the ring and get you to walk into their power hand, which is usually the left.
In the fifth, Johnson landed some right to Bute's head but was still a step behind the Bute. Through to the eighth, Bute was winning every round. He was faster, picked his shots perfectly and, at 11 years Johnson's junior, made his opponent look his age.
Johnson never changed his style throughout even after the halfway point when he was well behind and needed to do something to stay in the fight. Bute was pushing the veteran onto his back foot and was moving well, landing short hooks and crisp uppercuts to the head.
SuperiorIt was all new to Johnson for someone else to be the aggressor and it showed in the last four rounds of this fight. Bute would stand and trade and get the better of Johnson. He was trying for the KO in the final stages as he worked punches hard to Johnson's body and then switched to the head.
To Johnson's credit he was never badly hurt but took a lot of shots and stayed in the fight. Bute showed good he really is, winning practically every round with his superior boxing skills.
The judges scores were 119-109 and 120-108 twice for Bute. Johnson hadn't been beaten on scores this wide since he lost to Hopkins in July 1997. Even though he was stopped in that fight, he was well behind on the cards.
Johnson said he thought he won the fight which was surprising to me as I think this was an easy fight for Bute - and one of his finest performances. Bute is now 10-0 in world title fights.
He said he would have loved a knockout but he got experience in going the distance and said he would like to fight the winner of the upcoming fight between Carl Froch and Andre Ward.


text:
Marcus Chown is correct that Egyptologists cannot say with certainty how the pyramids were built (27 October, p 40). Nor can we prove that the ancient Egyptians did not use kites. There is no harm in Maureen Clemmons experimenting with kites, but it is a pity that her inspiration for doing so should be based on a complete misunderstanding of the picture that she saw in a book on Egyptian monuments.
The picture, reproduced on p 42, shows a relief depicting a deity (it seems to be the ram-headed god, Khnum) flanked on either side by a row of men with their arms raised in the typical ancient Egyptian gesture of adoration. These men are worshipping Khnum; they are not holding the strings of kites.
The vertical lines above the heads of the men are in fact guidelines between which hieroglyphs would have been drawn or sculpted if the ...
To continue reading this article, subscribe to receive access to all of newscientist.com, including 20 years of archive content.


text:
Pond hockey added to to this year's Winterfest celebration
January 6, 2013 at 3:50 pm in Worthington Daily Globe
WORTHINGTON With Christmas over and the New Year's celebration complete, people might be looking out their window in anxious anticipation of the first signs of spring. But, it's Minnesota, and we all know those signs won't be showing up anytime soon. Continue Reading


text:
Andy Murray – Tomas Berdych
Andy Murray would probably always enter a match like this as favourite, but shouldn't the prices be suggesting a more equal match than these do?
Fact is, that Berdych has beaten Murray in their last 3 encounters, on 3 different surfaces, which suggests a rather good grip on a certain opponent.
Berdych has been in really good shape so far this year and has hammered his first 2 opponents in this tournament, where he reached the semifinal last year, falling to Djokovic after having to withdraw in the 3rd set.
Murray has never surpassed the quarterfinals here.
Juan Martin Del Potro – Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
It will probably be a tight match, it usually is, but usually Del Potro sneaks away with the win as well and what speaks against him this time? Nothing really.
They have met each other 5 times with 4 wins to Del Potro, the last coming in Marseille on February 25 this year.
Also the market for tie break looks really promising, especially with an extremely generous odds of 1.85 as Bwin 20£ in Free bets! has come up with.
There has been a tie break in each of their last 4 meetings. 5 in total in those 4 matches.


text:
Can I buy a iTunes voucher with paypal that can be e-mailed to me?
I was wondering if I could buy an iTuned voucher with paypal that can be sent by E-mail?
- Asked by Robert M
iTunes Gift Cards - Icons
Product No Longer Available
1 Answer from the Community
As far as I know, not through Apple. There are some online stores that do it but they charge a fee. The one I saw charged 4.99 to do it but send an e-mail immediately.
- Answered by Colleen M from Oliver


text: No recent wiki edits to this page. Katauri Games was founded in 2004 by former Elemental Games employees. Consisting of about twenty people, Katauri Games is most notable for the King's Bounty series of games. In 2008, the developer moved shop from Vladivostok in mainland Russia to the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad Oblast.


text:
Frequently Asked Questions
17. What treatments are there for shingles?
You get shingles when the chickenpox virus reactivates in your nerve cells, which causes nerve damage. Antiviral medication weakens the virus and may reduce the severity of the nerve damage. At the early stage of shingles, a healthcare provider will usually prescribe antiviral pills along with painkillers.
Sometimes the pain continues after the sores have healed. This persistent pain may be treated with an anti-seizure drug called gabapentin, pain-numbing patches, and tricyclic antidepressants.


text:
This is an ASP.Net error I got while converting a .Net Remoting app from 1.1 to 2.0, and it puzzled me for a while. The conversion had gone fine and everything built and deployed without a problem, but the unit tests I'd written were failing to find the remote service. IIS was being used as the host for a handful of wellknown objects, so I tried browsing to the WSDL and this was the error.
Check on Google and you'll see there aren't any relevant hits, so obviously something strange in the setup of this app. The stack trace (HttpRemotingHandlerFactory - WebServiceParser) suggested ASP.Net was trying to compile the .rem files. I set up a simple Remoting app hosted in IIS which worked in the same environment, and checked to see what was different.
The problem was that the 1.1 app had .rem files saved in the virtual directory of the Remoting service, so the request was finding the physical file and trying to build something from its contents. In 2.0 the .rem files are created on the fly when they're requested, so they get routed to the correct handler. After deleting the .rem files, everything was fine.
Surprising that this hasn't been seen anywhere else, but it's documented now.


text:
The University of Queensland Bus Station, at UQ's St Lucia Campus, is serviced by TransLink bus routes. It is located at Chancellor Place and is one of the primary means of accessing UQ by public transport, the others being by CityCat and the UQ Lakes Bus Station. It is in Zone 2 of the TransLink integrated public transport system.
For an informal but complete listing of TransLink bus routes, see the following list of TransLink services. For accurate bus timetables and route maps, see the TransLink Bus Services website


text:
Mfg.: Hamilton Beach
Model: Hamilton Beach HBB908
This item is brand new and ships directly from the supplier. Please note the image above is for reference only.
Item: Hamilton Beach 44oz Commercial Bar Blender w/ 2 Speed 3/8 HP 120v
Description:This commercial bar blender is capable of making a 16oz daiquiri within 25 seconds. Great for bar lounges, nightclubs, and fine dining restaurants.
There are currently no reviews for this item. Be the first to write one.


text:
Jugs Sports MVP Baseball Pitching Machine delivers accurately thrown strikes at speeds between 20 and 52 mph. A digital speed readout allows you to customize the machine to through the exact speed you desire. Adjust the machine to aim upwards to deliver fly balls and pop-ups in order to practice your defense as well.
Recommended for players ages 6 to 12 years
We even pay for return shipping!*
* Free return shipping is not offered on team orders or drop-ship orders. Free return shipping is offered on items purchased
on or after 2/1/11. Baseball Rampage retains the right to modify or discontinue this promotion at any time. Free return shipping is limited to
a maximum of 3 return shipments in any one year period.


text:
Configurable for all wafer bonding processes such as anodic, thermo compression, fusion bonding, or LowTemp™ plasma bonding.
The EVG510 Semi-automated Wafer Bonding System handles wafers up to 200mm and can easily be configured for research or production applications. The EVG510 system provides fully-automated processing with manual loading and unloading. The EVG510 features EV Group´s field proven uniform heating and pressure application systems. The modular bond chamber design for 150mm and 200mm wafers is recipe compatible with all higher EVG500 Series bonders as well as the GEMINI automated production wafer bonder.
EV Group Ramps Nanoimprint Lithography into HVM with HERCULES® NIL Track System
EV Group Achieves Third Consecutive "Triple Crown" Win in 2015 VLSIresearch Customer Satisfaction Survey
more news ..
SEMICON West 2015
more events ..
Related Markets
EV Group Extends Wafer Bonding Equipment and Process Solutions for Covalent Bonding Technology
Technical Papers
Product Range
EV Group Corporate Video
3D InCites reports on EVG Headquarters expansion and technology developments


text:
'DWTS': William Levy's jive gets a little sloppyAdd to Favorites | Dancing With the Stars
For Rock Week on "Dancing With the Stars," William Levy and partner Cheryl Burke took on the jive to Twisted Sister's "We're Not Gonna Take It." It started off strong, but it got sloppier and sloppier as the dance went on. There was also a big miss on a move where Levy was going to swing Burke around in circle between his legs.
The judges were not mean, but they did caution him to get the routines down better. Perhaps Burke is so enamored of Levy's dancing talent (because he's a very good dancer) that they bit off more than they could chew choreography-wise this week.
Carrie Ann summed it up best with, "You uplift this room, they go crazy for you ... but Len is right, you've got to nail those routines." The judges gave him two 7s and an 8 for a total of 22. What did you think, "DWTS" fans?
Photo/Video credit: ABC


text:
Can a Powerline Adaptor be used to extend a network with Airport Extreme/Time Capsule?
My house is very large and the rooms do not adjoin (to get from one room to another there is outside wall/open air/outside wall). As such it is very hard to get a wifi signal throughout.
I have tried a succession of Airport Extreme/Express etc. but to no avail. I finally found a location in the house where the Base station will reach all but one room on a floor. So have placed a Time Capsule at one end of the house that reaches all but one room upstairs and an Airport Extreme at the other end that reaches all but one room. Each Base unit covers the room above/below that the other is missing. However they cannot see each other so I cannot share my iTunes around the house. I tried an Airport Express in between but it was ridiculously slow.
So I am thinking of using a Powerline Adapter as follows
Internet/iTunes(iMac) -> Time Capsule -> Powerline Adapter (upstairs)
then Powerline Adapter -> Airport Extreme (downstairs) to extend the network
Would this work?
- Asked by Ruth M from Wadhurst
QA AirPort Extreme Base Station
Product No Longer Available
3 Answers from the Community
Best Answer:
I was able to use two Netgear Powerline adapters with my wireless network. I have an Airport Extreme base station with the first Powerline adapter hooked up to it. I then set up an Aiport Express upstairs connected to the second Powerline adapter. At first it wouldn't work so I did some research. I found out by using Airport utility 5.6 (not 6.0) I changed the Airport Express to a wireless access point. Make sure you use the same network setting as on your Base station router and you should be fine. Mine works perfect. I have an old Windows Vista PC hard wired to the Airport Express and it gets 40 megabits download and 19 megabits upload.
- Answered by William B from Peckville
Based on what I've just finished doing it should be possible. I have Virgin Superhub --> Belkin Powerline downstairs --> through wiring --> Belkin Powerline upstairs --> Time Capsule.
I got the Time Capsule to set up a new network but gave it the same name and security as the original network supplied by the Superhub. Switch off DCHP on the capsule and pop it into bridge mode and still let the Superhub deal with supplying IP addresses.
It took a bit of playing around and powering things down and powering them back up in a specific order (Superhub/Capsule/Anything Else) but now I can walk from one end of the house to another and still keep a decent wifi signal where before I used to have areas with none.
Only thing which may stop it is your wiring - depending on how your house is wired the plugs may not work but there is very little you can do about that. If you are worried about speed on them I have tested the plugs, wireless and running a huge amount of Cat6 through the house and they are all pretty much the same speed. Based on security and aesthetics the plugs won!
Hope this helps.
- Answered by Ben W
As you mentioned "Extending" the network wirelessly will only slow down the performance of your network in the extended areas. Therefore the only real option is to extend your network with a hardline (Ethernet Connection).
Unfortunately your only two options are to move to a different home, or run those silly blue cords throughout the house.
Good Luck!
- Answered by Joshua B from Ormond Beach


text:
|« Back to Article
Woman accused in fake Louis Vuitton purse case
By Carol Christian | March 15, 2012
Photo By handoutCarolina Interiano-Amaya of Houston is accused of selling fake Louis Vuitton purses.
A Houston woman accused of selling fake Louis Vuitton purses is in jail on $35,000 bond, according to law enforcement records.
Carolina Interiano-Amaya, 39, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of trademark counterfeiting, records state.
She was arrested at a shop in the 10100 block of Hammerly Blvd.with a "large number" of counterfeit purses, a Houston Police Department spokesman said.
"This was the result of an undercover investigation with the major offenders division," spokesman Victor Senties said.
Interiano-Amaya's next court appearance is scheduled for April 4 in the 232nd State District Court.


text:
Former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards called President Bush's global war on terrorism a "political slogan, a bumper sticker, that's all it is" in the second primary debate pitting the eight Democratic candidates.
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is the front-runner in national polls, said she did not agree with Edwards' characterization of the war on terrorism.
As a senator from New York, "I have seen firsthand the terrible damage that can be inflicted on our country by a small band of terrorists." Still, she said, "I believe we are safer than we were."


text:
The Future of Hotels in Hungary to 2017: Market Profile is the result of extensive research on the travel and tourism industry covering the hotels market in Hungary. It provides detailed analysis on key trends and issues, market size and forecasts, key performance indicators and competitive landscape in the Hungarian hotels market. The report also includes an overview of the Hungarian travel and tourism industry covering key trends, barriers to tourism and tourist attractions with a detailed SWOT analysis of the tourism industry in Hungary. Review and forecast data for tourism demand factors and market indicators has also been included in the report. This report also provides an overview of the leading companies in the hotels market in Hungary.
Full Report
Author:Bill Thompsone-mailWeb: www.fastmr.comPhone: 18008448156


text:
See Also
Undergraduate Programs in Geological Sciences with information on majors, minors and a sample sequence map.
Undergraduate Major Course Descriptions
G308 Paleontology and Geology of Indiana (3 cr.) Taught every other fall semester (2016) Paleontology and geology with a regional focus, emphasizing life, the sedimentary record, changing paleo-environments, and the origin of Indiana's modern landscape, biota, and natural resources. Includes fossil identification and analyses of paleontological data. Website
G323 Structural Geology (3 cr.) P: G104 or G112.
P or C: G222. Geometry and origin of folds, faults, joints, and cleavage. Modes and principles of rock deformation. Regional tectonics of selected fold-mountain systems. Laboratory and field trip. I Sem.
G328 Energy, Resources, and the Environment (3 cr.)
CASE N&M P: Students without a prior college-level science or mathematics course must seek consent of instructor. Introduction to energy supply and demand using a scientific basis for understanding interactions between energy usage, the production of electricity, and the environment. Focuses on the relationships between energy resources, climate change, and the need to provide electricity and fuel in an environmentally sustainable manner.
G334 Principles of Sedimentology and Stratigraphy (4 cr.) P: G222. Interrelationship of sedimentation and stratigraphy; processes and factors influencing genesis of sedimentary strata; provenance, depositional environment, sedimentary facies, paleoecology; analytical techniques; application of principles of interpretation of stratigraphic record. Laboratory study of sediments and sedimentary rocks. II Sem.
G339 Weather Analysis and Forecasting (3 cr.) CASE N&M
P: G109 or G107 or consent of instructor. Analysis and interpretation of meteorological data with a focus on forecasting applications for the mid–latitudes. Students learn the practical skills that weather forecasters use. Credit given for only one of G339 or GEOG–G 339.
G340 Physical Meteorology and Climatology CASE N&M P:Any introductory science course or consent of instructor. Topics span multiple scales of atmospheric processes including past/recent/projected climate change, weather forecasting, severe weather, and surface energy budgets. Students gain knowledge concerning physical processes and properties of Earth's atmosphere and acquire skills used to study and quantify atmospheric processes through problem solving with models and remote sensing data. Credit given for only one of G340 or GEO–G 304.
G341 The Natural History of Coral Reefs (3 cr.) Introduction to principles of Biology, Ecology, and Geology of coral reef ecosystems. N&M Breadth of Inquiry credit.
G347 Atmospheric Instrumentation and Remote Sensing (3 cr.) CASE N&M P: G340 or GEOG G304 or consent of instructor. Discusses the need to quantify atmospheric variables and processes. Introduces the principles of atmospheric measurement including sampling strategies, instrumentation, and the inverse problem. Radiative transfer theory is described. Research projects include the use of field, radar, and remotely sensed data to investigate weather and climate processes.
G349 Field Geology and Paleoanthropology in Tanzania
(6 cr.) The 6-week Summer I course will provide hands-on experience in field geology and paleoanthropology of the Olduvai Gorge site situated on the flanks of East African Rift Valley in northern Tanzania. The course topics include sedimentology, stratigraphy, Geomorphology, volcanology, tectonics, paleontology, archaeology, taphonomy and field techniques such as lithic technology, excavations, mapping and surveys. Students will have an opportunity to learn basic Swahili, local cultures and interact with the pastoral communities such as Maasai at Olduvai area. Course Website
G364 Dynamic Meteorology: Boundary-Layer Meteorology (3 cr.) CASE N&M P: G340 or G122, or one of GEOG G304, G109, or G107, or consent of instructor. Equations of motion and their approximation, scale analysis for the atmosphere and the ocean. Conservation properties. Fluid motion in the atmosphere and oceans. Circulation and vorticity, geostrophic motion and the gradient wind balance. Turbulence and Ekman Layers.
G399 Reading for Honors (12 cr. max.) P: approval of departmental honors advisor. I Sem., II Sem.
G404 Geobiology (3 cr.) P: G334 and Biology L111 or L112. Taught every other fall semester (2015, 2017) Geobiology is the application of biological principals and fossils to the study of earth history. This course covers vertebrate morphology, phylogeny, taxonomy, evolution, biomechanics, biogeography, and paleoenvironments, and stratigraphic history. Labs focus on practical skills in osteology, functional interpretation, phylogenetic reconstruction, functional morphometrics, scanning, and analysis of data sets. Syllabus | Course Website
G406 Introduction to Geochemistry (3 cr.) P: G222, Mathematics M212 or M216, and Chemistry C106; or consent of instructor. Chemistry in the study of the earth, employing elementary chemical thermodynamics, the phase rule, chemical equilibria, redox reactions, the radioactive decay law, and organic chemistry. II Sem.
G410 Undergraduate Research in Geology (1-6 cr.) P: junior standing and consent of advisor. Field and laboratory research in selected problems in geology. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours. I Sem., II Sem., SS.
G411 Invertebrate Paleontology (3 cr.) P: Junior standing and consent of advisor. Field and laboratory research in selected problems in geology. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours. I Sem., II Sem., SS. Course website
G415 Principles of Geomorphology (3 cr.) P: G222; college chemistry and mathematics or consent of instructor. Natural processes that form landscapes, surficial geologic materials and soils. Physics and chemistry of weathering. Dynamics of streams, wind, waves, glacier ice, and mass movement. Interactions of geomorphology and environment. I Sem.
G416 Economic Geology (3 cr.) P: G334; Chemistry C106–C126 or consent of instructor. Geologic occurrence and genesis of economic mineral deposits, including petroleum and coal. Introduction to mining, processing, and exploration methods. Two lectures and one 2–hour laboratory per week. II Sem.
G417 Optical Mineralogy (3 cr.) Use of crystal optics and the petrographic microscope to identify minerals, textures, rocks, and mineral reactions in thin sections of rock. Two 3–hour lecture/lab meetings per week or one lecture and two 2–hour lab meetings per week if taught as a 15–week class, or an equivalent schedule if taught as an 8–week class. I or II Sem.
G418 Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology (3 cr.) P: G222 or equivalent. The petrogenesis of igneous and metamorphic rocks. Both the lecture and laboratory portions of the course stress the application of modern petrographic, mineralogic, geochemical, and phase equilibria techniques to the solution of relevant petrologic problems. Two lectures and one two-hour laboratory meeting per week. II Sem.
G420 Regional Geology Field Trip (1–2 cr.) Consent of instructor. Field investigation of selected regions of North America for study of mineralogic, lithologic, stratigraphic, structural, paleontologic, geomorphologic, or other geological relationships. Six to 15 days in the field. May be repeated.
G423 Methods in Applied Geophysics (4 cr.) P: G413 or equivalent. Application of geophysical principles to field and laboratory experiments, with emphasis on data acquisition, analysis, and geologic interpretation. Experiments include earthquake seismology, electrical resistivity, magnetic and gravity surveys, and reflection and refraction seismology. II Sem.
G427 Introduction to X–ray Mineralogy (3 cr.) P: G221. Theory and practice of X–ray powder diffraction. Measurement and analysis of digital diffractometer data, including profile fitting and Rietveld refinement, with applications to geological, environmental, and structural–chemical problems. Two lectures and one 2–hour laboratory per week. II Sem.
G429 Field Geology in the Rocky Mountains (6 cr.) P: G222, G323. Six weeks, including five weeks at the Geologic Field Station in Montana. Geologic reconnaissance, measurement of stratigraphic sections, mapping on aerial photographs, construction of structure sections. Regional geomorphology, stratigraphy, and structure through South Dakota, the Black Hills, Wyoming, Montana, Yellowstone Park, and Glacier Park. SS. Course Website
G433 Geology, Hydrology, and Geochemistry in the Rocky Mountains (6 cr.) P: Students are expected to have completed at least the first two to three years of a standard undergraduate program in the geosciences. This would normally include an introductory course and two or more courses in the disciplines of mineralogy, petrology, sedimentology, stratigraphy, hydrogeology and structure/tectonics. G433 addresses topic related to surface and near surface environmental processes, set within a geologic framework; students will work with a variety of geologic settings including crystalline rocks, sedimentary rocks, poorly consolidated Tertiary basin fill, and modern sediments. SS. Course Website
GEOL G434 Atmospheric Dynamics II (3 cr.) CASE N&M P: G340 or GEOG-G304. R: G339 or GEOG-G339, MATH M211-M212, and PHYS P221. Global general circulation; Mesoscale dynamics; Quasi-geostrophic theories, Gravity, Rossby, coastal and equatorial waves. Flow over topography. Dynamic instabilities including barotropic, baroclinic, inertial, and instabilities of the coupled ocean-atmosphere system.
G437 Advanced Synoptic Meteorology and Climatology
(3 cr.) CASE N&M P: G339 or G340, or GEOG–G304 or G339; or consent of instructor. Analysis and prediction of synoptic scale weather systems, emphasizing the mid-latitudes. Other topics include severe weather and atmospheric/oceanic teleconnections. Credit given for only one of G437 or GEOG–G 433.
G438 Air Pollution Meteorology (3 cr.) CASE N&M P: G340 or GEOG–G 304, or consent of instructor. Analysis of the physical laws that govern the transport, transformation, and removal of atmospheric pollutants. Primary emphasis will be on physical and chemical processes, although biological impacts also will be considered. Credit given for only one of G438 or GEOG–G 434.
G444 Methods in Analytical Geochemistry (1-2 cr.) An overview of basic collection and preparation of water, soil, and geologic materials for analysis by analytical geochemistry techniques for environmental, and exploration geology, and geochemistry applications. Techniques include Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP), Atomic Spectrometry Absorption (AAS) by flame and graphite furnace, X-ray fluorescence, and Leco carbon and sulfur concentration determinations. May not be repeated.
G448 Sustainable Energy Systems (3 cr.) CASE N&M P: Junior standing or consent of instructor. Examination of current energy use and the role of renewable energy resources in meeting future demand. Covers the physical and technological basis for geothermal, wind, solar, hydro and marine energy, in addition to the environmental, economic, and social impacts of developing and utilizing these sustainable resources.
G451 Principles of Hydrogeology (3 cr.) P: C106, M212 or M216, and consent of instructor. Physical and chemical properties of water; chemical equilibria and stable isotopes in groundwaters; acid drainage, landfills, and agricultural pollution; Darcy's Law, fluid potential, unsaturated flow; fluid and aquifer properties affecting groundwater flow; fluid mass-balance equation and its application; contaminant transport. I Sem.
G454 Fundamentals of Plate Tectonics (3 cr.) P: G 323, G 334 or consent of instructor. COLL Intensive Writing section COLL (CASE) N&M Breadth of Inquiry credit. Synthesis of observations from diverse disciplines of geology leading to the development of modern plate tectonic theory. Applications of plate tectonic principles to fundamental problems of continental and marine geology. Meets jointly with G554.
G456 Wind Power Meteorology (3 cr.) P: G340 and G364, or GEOG–G304 and GEOG–G362, or consent of instructor. Explains the science of wind power meteorology with a focus on practical elements, such as how to measure wind resources, estimate wind turbine loads, and optimize wind turbine siting. Lecture and lab format with project work. Credit given for only one of G456 or GEOG–G455.
G466 Hydrometeorology (3 cr.) CASE N&M P: G304. Hydrometeorology is a branch of meteorology that deals with problems involving the hydrologic cycle, the water budget, and the rainfall statistics of storms. This course provides an understanding of the hydrologic cycle with a focus on transfer of water into the atmosphere (evapotranspiration), thermodynamics (phase transfer) cloud processes, precipitation processes and linkages to flooding, streamflow and soil moisture. Credit given for only one of G470 or GEOG–G 405.
G470 Micrometeorology (3 cr.) CASE N&M P: G340 or GEOG–G304, MATH M211–M212, or consent of instructor. Atmospheric processes at the micro and local scale. Topics include energy and mass exchange over simple non–vegetated surfaces, vegetated surfaces, non–uniform terrain, and inadvertent climate modification. Credit given for only one of G470 or GEOG–G 470.
G474 Topics in Micro and Boundary-Layer Meteorology
(3 cr.) CASE N&M P: MATH-M211 and M212, PHYS-P201 or P221 (P 221 recommended), or consent of instructor. Topics may include surface-atmosphere interaction, kinematics and dynamics of atmospheric flows at various scales, tropospheric and stratospheric chemistry, cloud microphysical processes and dynamics, deep moist convection, air pollution and dispersion, numerical weather prediction and earth system modeling, and climate sensitivity.
G476 Climate Change Science (3 cr.) CASE N&M P:At least two undergraduate physical science courses or consent of instructor. Evidence for and theories of climate change over a range of time scales. Sources of natural climate forcing are presented, historical evolution of climate change is quantified, and model tools and climate projections are presented along with analyses of climate change impacts. Credit given for only one of G476 or GEOG–G 475.
G490 Undergraduate Seminar (1-2 cr.) Open to junior and senior majors by special permission. Readings and discussion of selected topics. May be repeated for a maximum of 4 credit hours.
G490/690 Summer Field Course in Geoarchaeological Methods Join our field team as we learn about rockshelter formation, 10,000+ years of human occupation, and environmental change! 3 credits. Interested students should fill out an application form.
During our 3-week, 3-credit field course we will introduce graduate and undergraduate students to geoarchaeological methods through hands-on work at the Rockhouse Hollow Rockshelter in the Hoosier National Forest (Perry County, southern Indiana).
PARTICIPANTS: Undergraduate and Graduate Students interested in sediments, stratigraphy, past environments, and rockshelter formation processes. PREREQUISITES: Students are required to have taken an introductory class in geology or archaeology. Mapping skills are beneficial, but not required.
G499 Honors Research in Geology (1-6 cr.) P: approval of departmental honors advisor. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours. I Sem., II Sem., SS.


text:
Run your own contest!
Points2Shop Forums » News, Announcements & Contests » Run your own contest!
UK moderator
Total posts: 5656
Status: Offline
Date of Birth: 1992-12-01
Total Earnings: $2434.94
reply date: 2009-12-07 20:14:23
If you Want to run your own contest on points2shop / cashle then its important that you:
- Send a ticket asking for permission to run the contest. if you don't have permission then your contest may be marked as spam.
- You must pay for the contest yourself (Points and other rewards) You are also responsible for rewarding the winners.
- You must mention in your contest post that you have full permission to run the contest and that it isn't run by points2shop.
My Steam Profile
US (OR) admin
Used to the forums
Total posts: 30
Status: Offline
Date of Birth: 1985-12-03
Total Earnings: $0.01
reply date: 2012-11-01 23:42:30
Just wanted to add that shoutbox contests aren't allowed. There has been some confusion about this, so hopefully it will help to have it posted here.
|After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is Music. ~ Aldous Huxley


text:
VII Voices
No reviews
This app is no longer published
PublisherVoices Night
Download size13 MB
Last updated6/06/2012
Works with
- Windows Phone 8.1
- Windows Phone 8
- Windows Phone 7.5
- Windows Phone 7
App requires
- owner identity
- photo, music, and video libraries
- data services
- phone dialer
- web browser component
- HD720P (720x1280)
- WVGA (480x800)
- WXGA (768x1280)
Supported languages (1)
English (United States)
*A free version can be found in the marketplace. This is the paid version with no ads. I would like to thank everyone for all the feedback. The land has fallen into darkness and the people are seeking for a hero to save them. A group of angels called The Voices call upon VII Voices and the time finally arrives for the prophet to be awaken. Lord Ovouon once called I Voices has fallen into the darkness. His powers have became overwhelming and the people are forced to live in darkness because of him. But the time has arrived for VII Voices to be awaken. When awaken VII Voices will be weak. You must develop his powers. Lord Ovouon must be stopped. VII Voices: -Learn 23 different abilities that will help you through your epic adventure. -Over 20 different enemies to battle. -Level up VII Voices and bring light back to the land. The darkness must end!


text:
Created: 07/20/2014 11:03 AM WHEC.com
By: Associated Press
The leaders of France, Germany and Britain are telling Russia's Vladimir Putin to ensure that separatists in Ukraine give full access to investigators at the Malaysian plane crash site or risk the ire of Europe.
French President Francois Hollande, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and British Prime Minister David Cameron agreed on Sunday to demand that Putin force separatists controlling the site to "finally allow rescuers and investigators to have free and total access to the zone."
A statement from Hollande's office said that if Russia fails "to immediately take the needed measures, consequence will be drawn" at an EU foreign ministers meeting Tuesday.
Armed rebels have denied emergency workers full access and are now removing bodies from the crash site.
News10NBC/WHEC-TV welcomes your opinion and interaction on our website, but please remember to keep it clean. If you're advertising for another business, being profane, vulgar or slanderous your post will be deleted. By commenting on this website, you agree that anything you post may be used, along with your name and profile picture, in accordance with our Privacy Policy and the license you have granted pursuant to our Terms of Use. Comments are not pre-screened before they posted.


text:
Liz Magill
10 Small Business Blogs to Help You Save Moneyon June 22, 2011
There is so much good content available from blogs for small businesses these days, but how do you sort through it all to find trusted quality sources? We sifted through the web's myriad offerings to find the 10 best blogs for saving you and your small busi…Read » Views: 2,898
Valpak: Should Your Business Do It?on June 15, 2011
Full service direct mail marketing service company Valpak provides 45 million U.S. homeowners discounts and deals from local and national brands on everything from dental services to pizzas tucked in those signature blue envelopes. As a small business owner…Read » Views: 8,501
Make Your Next Vacation a Volunteer Vacationon June 2, 2011
VolunTourism, or combining travel with volunteering, is becoming a popular way to "give back" while on a personal or business trip. Whether you're inspired to save manatees in Florida, rebuild homes in New Orleans, or clean up our nation's parks, you'll find…Read » Views: 1,934
10 Businesses Your Teens Could Start This Summeron May 25, 2011
According to a May 6, 2011 press release, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the teen unemployment rate in the U.S. is 24 percent. Summer jobs that many teens have become accustomed to taking are dwindling or becoming nonexistent. So, what can we d…Read » Views: 6,507
Why You Should Conduct Website Usability Testingon May 24, 2011
After many painstaking months of hard work and coding, you've finally got a website that's functional, attractive-looking, and perfect. Or so you think. After launching, you expected a flood of new product orders, but you're let down when users exit your we…Read » Views: 2,118
7 Google Tools to Increase Your Marketing Effectivenesson May 24, 2011
Need to increase your small business marketing effectiveness? There's a Google tool for that. In fact, there are probably many. Over the years there's been a steady stream of products coming out of Google Labs, many especially geared to help improve your bu…Read » Views: 1,974
6 Contests Offering Small Businesses Cash and Other Goodieson May 17, 2011
As the tight lending market persists in hindering small business growth, some well-known companies are on a mission to inspire entrepreneurs and small businesses across the country to greatness. (We presume you're already well acquainted with Intuit's own Lo…Read » Views: 1,912
Become a Two-Wheeled Commuter for Bike-to-Work Weekon May 16, 2011
It's time to put away the car keys and put on the bike shorts. Today marks the beginning of "Bike-to-Work Week," which runs through May 20. Friday is earmarked as "Bike-to-Work Day" and the entire month of May is dubbed "Bike Month." In an effort to lower …Read » Views: 1,811


text:
It's a coming!
The image is being ironed out and discussions for training are underway!
Keep your eyes open for more!
This page is an archive of recent entries in the Windows 7 category.
Google! is the previous category.
Find recent content on the main index or look in the archives to find all content.


text:
First Look- Terra Mostro Adventure Bike
View Single Post
more like fool sport
Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Huntington Beach, California
Oddometer: 505
Originally Posted by
Desert Dave
As for some of the specifics, I wouldn't be intrested without luggage potential. If you can't carry gear it's not an adventurebike IMO. While there are no current plans to manufacture luggage, there are model specific options availble that bolt on, and I'm sure it wouldn't take much to adapt others products as well.
I'd think the biggest issues would be stability and dealing with the high side exhaust. Racks like Five-Stars' for the low-exhaust Monsters have mounting points around the seat and below (on or around the exhaust bracket). Luggage would have to be asymmetrical and the brackets would need to connect below
It might be a good idea for Overland to look at some of the various SW-Motec applications on different high-exhaust "sporty" bikes like the Honda 599. They use only three attachment points. If Overland can match the points on even one application (and SW-Motec has dozens of different ones), it gives potential owners the ability to mount Givi, H&B, Krauser, etc. bags simply by buying the adapter hardware.
I'm also assuming that Overland is eliminating the rear pegs entirely as the rear seat on a Monster is suitable only for children and little people.
View Public Profile
Find More Posts by Orpheus


text:
See, I told you Argo would win
Posted: February 27, 2013|
An actor who made a 60-second version of an espionage film is "thrilled" after correctly predicting the original would win an Oscar.
Mark Hampton's minute-long remake of Argo ends with Ben Affleck – played by Mark himself – collecting an Academy Award. And the original film, set in the 1979 Iranian hostage crisis, did end up scooping the award for best picture on Sunday night.
Mark's remake, which features locations like Cambridge's Guildhall and a period jet airliner at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford, is in the running for an accolade of its own after making it on to the shortlist for movie magazine Empire's Done In Sixty Seconds award.
Mr Hampton, from Cherry Hinton, said: "When we made the film in January, the nominations hadn't even been announced, so it was a huge risk to show the film winning the Oscar. I'm thrilled that we got it right, Argo is a great movie and deserves all the awards it has won. After the Golden Globes, Screen Actors Guild, Baftas and now the Oscars, I just hope we can add one more to the list."
To watch Mr Hampton's £200 version of the $45 million film and help get it into the final stages, visit www.empireonline.com/awards2013/diss.


text:
Applewood Manor Inn Bed & Breakfast
Cortland Cottage
The Cortland Cottage at our historic Asheville Bed and Breakfast - A short 30 feet from the manor house with its own private parking, an addition to the acre and a half estate in the 1940's immediately off the main drive. Retaining full use of the main house it includes a King size bed, private sitting area, two person pneumatic tub, separate water heater, private small refrigerator/freezer with a wet bar and small coffee pot along with it's functional art, Tudor heater and air conditioning and all Applewood Manor's standard amenities.
One of our luxury suites that allows your four legged family member to enjoy their stay with you, if desired (note: the cottage is thoroughly cleansed after each pet to eliminate any signs of a previous four legged guest).
Winesap Suite
The Winesap Suite at our historic Asheville Bed and Breakfast - Found on the third floor of the manor house this elegant luxury suite features a huge sitting area with a black leather sofa and gold chairs, King bed, private small refrigerator/freezer, 1908 Sky light and runs 46 feet long. It originally was the maid's quarters. A separate en-suite bath with a deep two person tub, dressing table with lighted make-up mirror, double sinks and separate shower. It affords you private intimacy yet you remain within the manor house with functional art Tudor heater and air conditioning and all the standard amenities offered at Applewood Manor Inn.
York Imperial
The York Imperial at our historic Asheville Bed and Breakfast - The original sitting room for Captain Perry and his wife, it boasts a gas log fireplace and private intimate balcony adorned with Adirondack furniture affording a view of the side yard and back yard landscaping and in the fall, spring and winter months a glimpse of the surrounding mountains. A separate original en-suite bath with a Sunflower shower head/tub combination for a luxurious relaxing bubble bath, Queen Sleigh bed with leather bench and separate single bed for a third person, dressing table with lighted makeup mirror and air conditioning, leather covered rocking chairs and ceiling fan. It is located on the second floor of the manor house and of course includes all standard amenities.has it's own private balcony and romance stoking fireplace.
The Macintosh Room at our historic Asheville Bed and Breakfast - Located on the second floor of the Manor house it was the sitting room for Captain Perry's daughter. The most recently updated en-suite bath has a two person pneumatic tub/shower combination for soothing bath salt soaking after a long day viewing of the Biltmore Estate, dressing table with lighted makeup mirror and dimmer switches for the period lighting. An ornately carved Queen size Rice raised bed sits facing the gas log fireplace with two Victorian smoking men's chairs, a private balcony with Adirondack furniture facing the landscaped back yard, ceiling fan, writing desk and air conditioning. Of course it includes all other standard Applewood Manor Inn amenities.
Granny Smith
The Granny Smith Room at our historic Asheville Bed and Breakfast - Originally the bed room for the Captain's daughter, it is located on the second floor facing the front of the estate grounds which are serenely quiet due to the house sitting on the knoll of an acre and a half. One of our most popular rooms it has a painted iron Queen bed, a gas log fireplace flanked by gold winged back reading chairs, ceiling fan and air conditioning. What used to be where the maids ironed now is an en-suite bath with a shower and bathroom vent fan for privacy. To add to the unique quality of the room is a private balcony with Adirondack furniture made by the Amish, a view of the surrounding mountains, side and back yard full of huge trees, it rises above roof tops. During the Spring, a pair of Hawks have nested in one of those pine trees protected by our grounds for the last 4 years.
Northern Spy
The Northern Spy Room at our historic Asheville Bed and Breakfast - What used to be Captain Perry's sleeping quarters is now our coziest room on the second floor of the manor house. It has a Queen size painted iron bed, writing desk, padded rocking chair, ceiling fan, armoire for your clothing and Applewood Manor Inn's lush monogrammed Turkish cotton robes. The remaining portion of the maid's original ironing room is now a compact en-suite bath with a shower and bath vent fan for privacy. It also has all the other standard amenities placed in our rooms to complete your luxury needs including a flat screen TV/DVD facing the bed.
Guest Information
Applewood Manor Amenities
Our Location may be our best amenity. This Asheville bed and breakfast is a short stroll to downtown Asheville and the University of North Carolina at Asheville, a 5 minute drive to the Biltmore House and Mission Hospitals, and a 10 minute drive to the nearest Blue Ridge Parkway access. If you're looking for a romantic getaway in Asheville, this is the place for you.
All of our Asheville accommodations are garnished with fresh flowers and rich chocolates on your pillow and feature king or queen-size beds with fine linens, beautiful antiques, private en-suite baths, television with built-in DVD players and iPod or iHome clock radios. Some guestrooms include fireplaces, private balconies, ceiling fans and more. Please take some time to explore each of our rooms as we are sure you will find one that is just right for you.
Deposit and Cancellation Policies
A credit card on file or a cash deposit of one night's rent or 50% of the total (whichever is greater) will be required as the guarntee for your reservation.
A special package may require an additional deposit.
All billing at checkout will include state and local sales tax (6.75%) and the local room occupancy tax (4%).
Cancellations prior to 5 days will be subject to a $35 cancellation fee.
Cancellations of less than 5 days prior to arrival will be forfeiture of any cash deposit or a charge to the credit card on file.
Reduced rates may not be in effect during special promotions.
When making a reservation please keep in mind you are making a commitment to us as we are making a commitment to you in preparation of your stay.
Early departures will fall within our Cancellation Policy.
We reserve the right to treat a partial cancellation as a cancellation of your entire stay.
All information and policies subject to change without prior notice.
Other Information
Master Card, Visa, Discover, personal checks and cash are accepted at check out.
Check-in is between 3 and 7:00 PM, we may accommodate an early or late check-in only with advanced notice and mutual agreement. A a charge will be applied for an unapproved late check-in.
When booking on-line, over the telephone or in person; we reserve the right to refuse any reservations that we deem inappropriate, unacceptable or that we feel we will be unable to meet the expectations of the guest.
Check-out is 11:00 AM. A charge may be applied for unapproved late check-outs.
Our Bed & Breakfast is an adult facility. Children may be allowed on a limited basis at the owners' discretion.
All guests are provided off-street parking on the AppleWood Manor grounds (limit of one guest vehicle per room). The private parking provided in front of the Cortland Cottage is solely for the use of the Cottage guest.
Gift certificates may be purchased by calling the Inn.
We accept most major gift cards/certificates from guests. Gift card/certificate information is to be provided at time of making a reservation and the certificates must be provided to innkeeper at check-in. We reserve the right to limit the amount paid by gift cards.*
We are a smoke free facility; smoking permitted out-of-doors including on the private balconies and porches and patio.
Pets Welcome
The Corland Cottage is Pet Friendly for well behaved pets. Pet owners are responsible for any damage by their pets.
- All non-fur dogs to $10.00/pet per day
- All other dogs less than 15 Lbs $15.00/pet per day
- 16-25 Lbs $20.00/pet per day
- 25-50 Lbs $30.00/pet per day
- Over 50 Lbs $35.00/pet per day


text:
WOOLLY sweaters may soon be put to work powering your electronic gadgets, thanks to a yarn-like lithium-ion battery.
Small, flexible electronics promise "smart" clothes of the future, such as T-shirts loaded with sensors that can discreetly keep track of your vital signs and check for health problems. Now Huisheng Peng and his colleagues at Fudan University in Shanghai, China, have created a thread-like battery that can be woven into smart textiles to keep them running smoothly.
First, the team created wires made from carbon nanotubes nested inside each other. Some wires were coated with a powder of lithium titanium oxide nanoparticles, and others with lithium manganese oxide. One of each type of wire – representing the battery's positive and negative terminals – were twisted together with a gel electrolyte and a thin strip of non-conducting material separating them. A 10-centimetre-long piece of this battery weighs just 0.08 grams and can light a string of LEDs for up to a minute, the team reported.
The researchers coiled the battery around an elastic thread to produce a stretchy power source. The threads could be bent and pulled hundreds of times without significant cost to their performance (Angewandte Chemie, doi.org/f2r6pv).
Previous work in South Korea created a cable-shaped battery made of copper and aluminium wire. But the yarn-like battery may be better for textiles because it has no metal components, says Peng.
Ying Chen at Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia, notes that the battery is just a proof of principle for now, since it has a relatively low capacity to store electricity and is expensive to make. But with wearable technology looking set to take off, he says the yarn-like battery is a big advance.
This article appeared in print under the headline "Elastic battery yarn can power smart clothes"
- New Scientist
- Not just a website!
- Subscribe to New Scientist and get:
- New Scientist magazine delivered every week
- Unlimited online access to articles from over 500 back issues
- Subscribe Now and Save
If you would like to reuse any content from New Scientist, either in print or online, please contact the syndication department first for permission. New Scientist does not own rights to photos, but there are a variety of licensing options available for use of articles and graphics we own the copyright to.


text:
There are 13 results - Show results on a map Print this page
Showing 11 - 13 of 13
High quality, budget accommodation ideal for both families and business travellers. Spacious, en suite bedrooms feature tea and coffee making facilities, and Freeview TV in most hotels. Internet acces...More about Premier Inn Caernarfon
This delightful village inn offers comfortable, modern and attractively appointed accommodation, including rooms suitable for families. There is a selection of pleasant and relaxing public areas. The ...More about Tanronnen Inn
Located within Caernarfon's historic town walls, this fine 16th-century inn has low ceilings, narrow staircases and thick wooden beams originally from old ships. It is one of the oldest inns in north ...More about Black Boy Inn


text:
Aluminium is an incredibly light metal, strong and relatively cheap to manufacture.
Used on cars, in cans, and other objects where heavier metal would cause 'dead weight' – increasing fuel consumption or transportation costs, its alloys can be modified to adapt its strength.
Aluminium is also an excellent conductor, making it the ideal choice for masts and other products that would collapse under the weight of the materials above it, and is hardwearing enough that it doesn't rust, or ablate when exposed to the elements. Or at least it doesn't rust in the traditional fashion of other metals. It's even used in power transit, and forms part of the transmission wires from pylon to pylon.
Rust free?
Aluminium oxidises into a thick coating, protecting the metal underneath, without rotting or deteriorating – its oxidised upper coating is often one of its best features when used to coat the exterior of buildings in panels. Painting or lacquering or otherwise sealing the surface can help with its corrosion resistance, making it an ideal product for sidings or cladding panels.
It's also an ideal reflective material of both heat and light, so it can be used in light fittings, rescue blankets or even tinfoil. Even at foil thickness (0.007mm) it's completely impermeable, has no aroma and doesn't transfer any metal taint to the food inside it, but it's still a great heat conductor. It's an ideal packaging for food, pharmaceuticals and other sensitive products.
Recyclable too
Aluminium is 100% recyclable and doesn't downgrade or deteriorate on recycling. The reconstitution and melting process to recycle aluminium is about 95% more efficient than its initial creation, meaning that it's possible to recycle aluminium for a fraction of its original production cost. Unlike other metals that may either need the addition or subtraction of components on recycling, aluminium can be recycled again and again without loss of properties or penalty.
Physically, chemically and mechanically aluminium is a metal like steel, brass, copper, zinc, lead or titanium. It can be melted, cast, formed and machined much like these metals and it conducts electric current. In fact often the same equipment and fabrication methods are used as for steel.
Light Weight
Aluminium is a very light metal with a specific weight of 2.7 g/cm3, about a third that of steel. For example, the use of aluminium in vehicles reduces dead-weight and energy consumption while increasing load capacity. Its strength can be adapted to the application required by modifying the composition of its alloys.
Corrosion Resistance
Aluminium naturally generates a protective oxide coating and is highly corrosion resistant. Different types of surface treatment such as anodising, painting or lacquering can further improve this property. It is particularly useful for applications where protection and conservation are required.
Electrical and Thermal Conductivity
Aluminium is an excellent heat and electricity conductor and in relation to its weight is almost twice as good a conductor as copper. This has made aluminium the most commonly used material in major power transmission lines.
Aluminium is a good reflector of visible light as well as heat, and that together with its low weight, makes it an ideal material for reflectors in, for example, light fittings or rescue blankets.
Aluminium is ductile and has a low melting point and density. In a molten condition it can be processed in a number of ways. Its ductility allows products of aluminium to be basically formed close to the end of the product's design.
Impermeable and Odourless
Aluminium foil, even when it is rolled to only 0.007 mm thickness, is still completely impermeable and lets neither light aroma nor taste substances out. Moreover, the metal itself is non-toxic and releases no aroma or taste substances which makes it ideal for packaging sensitive products such as food or pharmaceuticals.
Aluminium is 100 percent recyclable with no downgrading of its qualities. The re-melting of aluminium requires little energy: only about 5 percent of the energy required to produce the primary metal initially is needed in the recycling process.
Aluminium Sheets & Plates
|Items 1 to 9 of 67 total
|Show per page
|Items 1 to 9 of 67 total
|Show per page


text:
- Lectures
Osteoporosis: Signs, Symptoms, Management and Prevention
- The Osteoporosis: Signs, Symptoms, Management and Prevention will be held Mizell Senior Center, Palm Springs on Thursday, September 26 2013 from 01:00PM to 02:00PM.
Mizell Senior Center Lecture Series
Join Dr. Vinita Verghese as she discusses the signs, symptoms and management of osteoporosis disease. She will also discuss prevention methods and ways to promote better bone health. Question and answer time will follow.Speakers for this event include; Vinita Verhese, MD. Vinita Verhese, MD is Board Certified in Internal Medicine.
- Registration for this event has closed.
- 806


text:
Welcome to 7 luxury award winning self catering highland holiday cottages in the heart of Scotland. Self catering accommodation in Perthshire at its very best and most versatile.
We hope you like the look of our cottages. If you would now like to chose a week, select a cottage and reserve your choice by make a payment, by either cheque, credit card or by Direct Debit, please book online here
We have compiled a gallery and virtual tour of all of our cottages. Please click the link below to have a look.
Welcome to Aberfeldy Cottages Scotland – luxury self
catering highland holiday cottages providing award winning
self catering accommodation in Aberfeldy, in the heart of
glorious Highland Perthshire.
Aberfeldy Cottages is a family business offering self catering country holiday home accommodation for fulfilling vacations and short breaks in the Highlands of Perthshire, Scotland. A stay in one of our luxury cottages in Perthshire will provide an unforgettable holiday experience. Our cottages are family and pet friendly and you are very welcome to bring your well-behaved dog.
Walk, cycle or tour the wonderful Highland Perthshire countryside by car. Fish the rivers and lochs for trout or salmon – including the River Tay and Loch Tay - immortal amongst fishermen. Play on some of Scotland's finest golf courses. Tour malt whisky distilleries, historic houses and castles – enjoy an amazing range of adventure and outdoor activities, giving Highland Perthshire its so well deserved title – 'the Adventure playground of Scotland' - or simply soak in the scenery, peace and tranquillity.
Our holiday homes offer luxury country cottage accomodation
to rent in stunningly beautiful surroundings. These holiday
rental properties are fully equipped and maintained to a
very high standard. We have 7 self-catering holiday cottages
for rental and each property has its own distinctive character.
Whether you are looking for a romantic hideaway, for a honeymoon
in the Highlands, a log cabin, a family vacation in Scotland,
an activity break, a traditional cottage in Scotland or for
a group of friends get together, we have the ideal vacation
cottage for you here in Perthshire, 'All
of Scotland'.
Recently built in Scottish traditional style, this charming, homely black and white holiday cottage with wonderful country and mountain views is only 150 yards from the heart of Aberfeldy, yet its mature garden setting provides peace and perfect tranquility. Tastefully furnished with designer fabrics to a very high standard, Appletree has a Victorian conservatory that overlooks Weem Rock.
Read More
Has been designed with a view to spoiling you with its large genuine Jacuzzi bath, steam cubicle and infra red sauna. It is situated right next to Appletree Cottage only a short walk from the centre of Aberfeldy via a lane which runs past the old water mill. Newly built in traditional Scottish style and finished in black and white, Lavender Cottage has splendid open views of the hills and surrounding countryside from every room. Both the house and the secure garden offer absolute quietness and privacy.
This spacious accommodation and charming cottage has been imaginatively designed internally and is set peacefully next to Lavender Cottage only 150 yards from the shops, pubs and restaurants in the heart of the unspoilt market town of Aberfeldy. Each room has been furnished to a very high standard and they all offer excellent views of the hills and countryside of Highland Perthshire.


text:
20-3910 - Solder Flux
A flux for all metals, as effective as acid or chloride types but non-corrosive Solders even hard-to-solder metals such as aluminum, zinc-bases alloys, steel, etc. Ideal for soldering bus and ground wires to aluminum and steel chassis, to hermeti...
21-4699 - Deluxe Soldapullt Desoldering Tool
Designed for heavy-duty, high volume applications High-efficiency, durable construction Retractable shaft for storage and portability
21-4719 - Crystal 400 Solder Wire - 63/37
Crystal™ 400 offers halide-free and 502 is the RMA version with 0.2% of halide Both offer a no-clean formulation giving crystal clear flux residues and minimal fume
28-955 - Double Sided Foam Tape
Thousands of uses Fasten accessories to car dash, etc. 3/4" x 61/2' roll
35-5155 - 10MM Headphones White High Performance Earbud
High Performance Earbud Headphones White
Lightweight, stylish, high performance earbuds give crystal clear sound as well as a comfortable fit. Ideal for use with CD, MP3, MP4 and any other small portable audio players.
80-6875 - VHS Head Cleaner
VCR Head Cleaner safely and effectively cleans tape heads and entire tape path Non-abrasive
Exclusive cleaning material prevents debris from re-depositing on heads
Wet type
I have always had the best of service and response from MCM. Highly recommended!


text:
C&N Declares Quarterly DividendPosted Friday, 03 July 2015 15:19 | Filed under C&N News
WELLSBORO, PA - Directors of Citizens & Northern Corporation, parent company of Citizens & Northern Bank, have declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of $0.12 per share. The record date is November 1, 2010 and it is payable on November 12, 2010 to shareholders of record. The amount is increased from the previous dividend of $0.10 per share, which was paid in July, 2010. A dividend of $0.09 per share was paid in May and an $0.08 dividend was paid in February.
Declaration of the dividend was made at the October 21, 2010 meeting of the C&N Board of Directors.
Citizens & Northern Corporation is the parent company of Citizens & Northern Bank. Citizens & Northern Bank is a local, independent community bank providing complete financial, investment and insurance services through 26 full service offices throughout Bradford, Cameron, Lycoming, Potter, McKean, Steuben, Sullivan and Tioga Counties. C&N can be found on the worldwide web at www.cnbankpa.com. The Corporation's stock is listed on NASDAQ Capital Market Securities under the symbol CZNC.


text:
A winning formula
Longtime employees, Bobcat excavators dig way to success for Arkansas utility contractor
Ronald Cline, owner, Cline Trenching Service Inc.
For someone who says he quit learning in seventh grade, Ronald Cline certainly knows plenty about being a successful utility installation contractor. After 28 years in the business, he�s figured out what�s important and what makes his customers continue to hire his company.
�There is nothing more critical than having good employees,� says the owner of Ronald Cline Trenching Service Inc., Bono, Ark. �My philosophy has always been to treat them like family, and provide good benefits and the best equipment available.�
Employees appreciate good equipment Cline places a high value on having state-of-the-art equipment.
�A lot of these guys were with me at the beginning when I had to purchase used machines,� he says. �They remember those experiences and that�s why they appreciate what we have today. The work we do is hard enough, but if you have to repair equipment while you are trying to do your job, that makes it just that much more difficult. Our Bobcat equipment makes their jobs easier and more productive. Plus, they pull up to a job with a sense of pride because of the tools they have to work with. The equipment has been great for morale.�
Cline owns seven Bobcat� compact excavators purchased from Hugg & Hall Equipment in Jonesboro, Ark. Three are M-Series E32 excavators and four are older 331 models.
�About 15 years ago, I rented a Bobcat compact excavator to complete a job in very muddy conditions,� he says. �After finishing the work, I purchased the machine because I decided I couldn�t do without it. For a while I demoed other brands of excavators but I always bought Bobcat excavators. Now when I need another machine, I just call my Bobcat dealer to bring one out. The excavators have been productive and reliable, rarely giving me any problems.�
Excavators are practical choice
At one time, his equipment of choice was large dedicated trenchers with backhoes and full-size loader backhoes. Today, he still has three of the loader backhoes, which are often sitting at the back of his equipment lot.
�With smaller yards and houses closer together, the old way of utility installation is no longer practical,� Cline says. �All the utilities are frequently packed together � you may have to navigate two phone lines, cable TV, gas, water, sewer and storm drain. There is no place for a trencher; you can�t go very far without crossing something. That�s why compact excavators and directional boring are taking over.�
Cline says his operators have nothing but good comments about their Bobcat excavators, especially the new M-Series models. He especially likes the significant fuel economy and the reliable performance.
�The Bobcat brand of excavators is simply the best,� he says. �That�s why I continue to buy them. The other machines that I have looked at over the years just don�t match up to Bobcat.�


text:
Pursuant to the Commission's order in Docket Number
each electric utility is required to file a monthly report showing the supply options chosen by the utility's customers.
The reports show the number of customers, and associated electricity usage, receiving hourly supply service, fixed price
supply service from the utility or supply service from a Retail Electric Supplier (RES). Beginning with the June 2010 reports,
the reports from Ameren Illinois provide more granular data for the non-residential customer classes.
Staff will add the more granular data to reports issued prior to June 2010 over the coming months. As of October 2010, Ameren CIPS
is now Ameren Rate Zone I, AmerenCILCO is now Ameren Rate Zone II, and AmerenIP is now Ameren Rate Zone III. Additional information relevant to the competitive retail
electricity market can be found on the website of the Office of Retail Market Development (ORMD).


text:
not found
April 23, 2015 ; 19:01:00
We're sorry.
We couldn't find what you're looking for.
It may have moved or the URL you entered might be off.
Need some help? Try one of these links:
- Find a job that's right for you.
- Why you should work with us.
- Or, contact your local branch.
You can also go back or visit our help section.


text:
Tampa, FL (PRWEB) January 06, 2014
Marketdata Enterprises, Inc., a leading independent market research publisher of "off-the-shelf" studies about service industries since 1979, has released a new 147-page report entitled: Worksite Weight Loss Programs: A Market Analysis. This is a new market study about a growth segment within the $61 billion U.S. weight loss market. The study examines the nature of the at-work weight loss programs within the scope of wellness programs overall, the market's size/growth, demand factors, major issues, major competitors, and more.
"The weak economy may also be a shot in the arm for at-work programs. Since consumers' budgets are tight, it makes perfect sense that they would take full advantage of employer-subsidized weight loss programs that are conveniently provided at work. However, not all employers promote these plans enthusiastically, and not all programs are the same. Most have a heavy emphasis on behavior modification classes, coaching, and some nutrition education. Some are more competitive and contest-oriented than others, and still others use mobile technology devices to track outcomes," according to Research Director John LaRosa.
Major Findings:
"Higher level coaching personnel are used, such as dietitians, nutritionists, health educators, psychologists, certified counselors and personal trainers, rather than non-degreed persons who were just successful on a weight loss program, then trained in sales. There is more emphasis on long-term weight maintenance. No diet foods or supplements or obesity drugs are used in worksite-based programs. The emphasis is on behavior modification and counseling – the "service" part of the program," according to John LaRosa.
Worksite Weight Loss Programs: A Market Analysis, published in December 2013, is an independently researched "off-the-shelf" study. The study is 147 pages in length, and costs $1,395. It is also sold by individual chapters at lower cost. For the research, Marketdata interviewed managements at the leading worksite weight loss program providers, and consulted special reports and surveys by the Rand Corp., Kaiser Foundation, published articles, company websites, and used proprietary analyses. John LaRosa is available for interviews (813-907-9090). A free table of contents is available by mail, fax., email or the Web. Contact: Marketdata Enterprises, Inc., 8903 Regents Park Drive, Suite 120, Tampa, FL 33647, or see http://www.marketdataenterprises.com.
Marketdata Enterprises, Inc., is a 34-year old independent market research and consulting firm that publishes market and industry studies covering a wide range of service and healthcare sectors. The company specializes in analyzing the weight loss market, and provides custom research, teleconferences and consulting services. The company also runs a weight loss market news website, updated daily, called: DietBusinessWatch.com.
Contact Information
John LaRosa,
Marketdata Enterprises, Inc., Tampa, FL
Phone: 813-907-9090
Fax: 813-907-3606
email: john(at)marketdataenterprises(dot)com


text:
Adding a fire pit to your backyard landscape can make parties more enjoyable and really help to bring your family together. Roasting marshmallows, telling stories, and just relaxing by the warm fire can make for some memorable moments.
Are Fire Pits Safe
Depending on where you live you'll want to determine what type of fire pit to purchase. If you're in areas that are extremely dry or if you live in heavily wooded areas you may choose a gas fire pit for ist predictability and controlled burn. However, if you live in an area where wood is plentiful and you don't require the caution of a gas fire pit a wood burning fire pit might be the choice for you.
Gas fire pits are extremely safe and reliable. They typically operate with a secure on off valve and when used properly it doesn't get much easier than lighting and turning off your gas fire pit. Wood fire pits on the other hand take a bit more work to light, and once they're going they're not easy to extinguish. Even after dousing your fire pit with water it's still possible for the fire to smolder and start back up again.
For this reason I feel that gas fire pits are safer and much more convenient than wood burning fire pits.
Convenience Vs. Cost Of Operation
A wood burning fire pit offers cheap or even free fuel if you live in a wooded area. Although having cheap and even free fuel you would think that people would use their fire pit more often. But, the inconvenience of having to light the fire, sit there until it's out, and of course the intrusion of smoke and sparks does tend to make wood burning fire pits a bit of a pain.
Propane and natural gas fire pits on the other hand are more expensive to operate because you're paying for fuel costs. But the ease of operation, lack of smoke, and the ability to shut off the fire pit and just go inside without worrying about the fire being out makes up for the cost.
Also, think about what happens whenever you're around a wood burning fire pit. No matter where you sit, or where you move to you're getting blasted by smoke. At the end of the night you go inside smelling of smoke, clothes get burned, patio furniture seats and covers risk burn holes. I mean I hate to sound like a sissy about it but burning wood can take a lot of the fun out of it.
On the other hand…there's nothing like a natural wood burning fire to warm up the night.
But What About The Flame
Admittedly the flame on some gas burning fire pits can be wimpy, and that makes for a pretty lame fire. No one wants to sit around a fire pit that has a flame the size of a Bic lighter. So be sure to do some research if you decide to go this rout. There are plenty of gas burning fire pits that have beautifully large flame presentations to choose from.
This is an area where wood burning fire pits take the advantage though. There's nothing on the market that I've seen yet that emulates a wood burning flame like a real wood burning fire will. For some of you who love the experience of a real wood burning fire, you'll be disappointed with a gas fire pit. It's just not the same. I've seen hundreds of fire pits at industry trade shows and no matter what the manufacturers do I don't think they'll every be able to replicate the unpredictable and enchanting flame presentation a wood burning fire has to offer.
In Conclusion
At the end of the day I feel the gas burning fire pit is the way to go hands down due to ease of operation, safety considerations, lack of smoke and sparks, and overall appearance. I've sat around both, and I feel the convenience of gas goes a long way. Friends can sit around the fire and reside to the home without stinking of smoke and worrying about ash in their hair or burn marks on their clothes. If you're a real die hard and just can't stomach the idea of burning fuel in a fire pit or if you just love the look of real wood then by all means go with your heart on this one.
But if this entire time you've been thinking all along about the same benefits mentioned here then I hope this confirms your thoughts.


text:
About This Video
Type : Music Video
Views : 16832
JASON DERULO WHEN ARE WE GOING ON TOUR?!?posted by JUSTINBIEBERVEVO on Oct 03, 2010
lol Thanks so much I love you tooposted by JasonDeruloVevo on Oct 03, 2010
nice song!posted by chel on Aug 05, 2010
you ROCK my mum loves ya my sister loves ya and i love YA this soong is the bomb i hope to meet you it is my dream you write the best songs and when i get older i wish to sing to i sing at school (i am 12) and someday i wish to be like you writing songs from the heart thankz for giving me the confidence to sing :-)posted by Tiarne Loves YA on Jul 21, 2010
iluvthis song dudes !! huhuposted by aLiya on Jul 18, 2010
hello...mr.jason derulo.!!! i really love your songs.!!! especially whatcha say song..i wish you will have your concert here in the PHILIPPINES...tnx.! godblessposted by sheena on May 30, 2010
hi jason derulo i love your songs by the way its justineposted by lol :) on May 17, 2010
Luv ur music n ur dancin.posted by Sherrie on Apr 28, 2010
i want your cdposted by miah on Apr 26, 2010
very excellent/.posted by sean on Apr 25, 2010
i love this songposted by tommy rodriguez on Apr 22, 2010
Justin bieber I love u i wish I could see u in person Call me (1310)381-9748posted by Priscilla on Apr 08, 2010
I love you JDeRulo I so wanna do it wit you if I had the chance so much hahahaahahahahaha!!!!! love you.posted by Kayla on Apr 06, 2010
Hey i love ur song watt u say u rockposted by #1fan1# on Apr 05, 2010
i love this songposted by 00courtney00 on Mar 27, 2010
@wtf.is.this yo jd is awsome and this song rox so chill out dudeposted by ddippy on Mar 24, 2010
This song is so stupid! Its about how he cheated on her and how he thinks she should take him back! Its so dumb!posted by wtf.is.this? on Mar 16, 2010
he dead gd singer i love him id do it with him if i had the chance lol xxposted by jade lawton on Mar 09, 2010
In My Head :)posted by Mikee on Mar 02, 2010
I love this song soooooo much!I listen to it over, and over again!It is always stuck in my head!!!posted by haha! on Feb 27, 2010
amazing stuff!what a beatiful song.luv it!!!!!!!!!!!!posted by one on Feb 18, 2010
i looove this songposted by jessica on Jan 22, 2010


text:
The following is an archive of a post made to our
'vox mailing list'
by one of its subscribers.
Wes Hardaker wrote:
> Anyone have opinions of the various linux-ish hosting sites out there?
> They all seem to have semi-annoying-weird terms of service (unlimited
> disk space but only 40Mb of images? what???). Many of them seem to
> want to force you to use their DNS servers (I don't, because I want to
> offer additional records including DNSSEC records). Some sound great
> (thinkhost is entirely green-energy based but I've read a number of
> negative reviews of them). I'd love to do something local, even with my
> own machine hosted on a higher-bandwidth link but those options seem to
> be way too expensive. argg....
Dreamhost's generally been pretty good for me.
vox mailing list
Hosting provided by:
Sunset Systems
Sunset Systems offers preconfigured Linux
systems, remote system administration and
custom software development.
LUGOD: Linux Users' Group of Davis
PO Box 2082, Davis, CA 95617
Contact Us
LUGOD is a 501(c)7 non-profit organization
based in Davis, California
and serving the Sacramento area.
"Linux" is a trademark of Linus Torvalds.


text:
|1.8 Liter Turbo Discussion area for the 1.8 liter turbocharged engine.
|Thread Tools
|Display Modes
White Smoke But GOOD Compression After Waterpump & Timing Belt Change
Hi everyone...need some help here.
I have a 2002 1.8T with around 130,000 miles. A couple weeks ago the waterpump went out while driving. I immediately pulled over and turned the car off. I didn't drive it any longer. There was NO smoke out of the exhaust at this time, and after I was towed home it ran fine when idling for a few seconds (of course not letting it get hot).
I ordered the waterpump/timing belt kit from ECS and changed the waterpump, timing belt, tensioner, thermostat, housing, serpentine belt, etc...also flushed with new G12 coolant.
Started up fine. No codes. No noticable smoking. Drove to AutoZone for new oil and in the rearview mirror noticed a large amount of white smoke. Never noticed any smoking before this.
Car is now smoking white smoke, but runs good. Losing coolant very quickly in the reservoir. No external leaks can be seen. No oil in the coolant, no coolant in the oil. But again, lots of white smoke along with loss of coolant. No red flashing light, engine temperature is fine.
Sounds like a head gasket, right?
BUT...compression is GREAT. Compression test shows all cylinders between 175-185. They hold steady pressure; none leak down fast. Stand alone leak-down test has been done yet.
Granted, I have NOT done the proper burping procedure to get out any possible air pockets. But air pockets won't cause white smoke, right?
What is wrong? If the compression is OK, shouldn't the head gasket be OK? What else will cause white smoke in the exhaust and loss of coolant so quickly? Could it be the turbo?
Please help...
Thanks again!
Last edited by ggoat!!!; 12-05-2012 at 07:30 PM..
The Past Ride: Darla, 102k, '99 New Beetle GL 5-speed. Bone stock. Acquired 4/6/05. Gave her life for me 8/17/11. RIP
The Project: Klaus, 180k+, '84 Jetta GL Turbo Diesel. Rebuilt and bringing 50+ mpg. Slightly improved from stock Acquired 7/12/08
The Baby Brother: Günther, 129k, 20th Anniversary Edition GTI
The money saver:2001 Jetta TDI GL. 132k. Dead auto, swapped to 3 pedals. Hubby's DD and our trip car
However...I haven't had the chance yet to research what the signs of a failing turbo are as I've never had any issues with mine. Would a failing turbo cause white smoke and loss of coolant?
As I asked prior...how could it be the head gasket if all cylinders have great compression?
Thanks again,
Does the white smoke go away after the engine warmed up? During colder weather condensation is very common which in turn causes the white smoke, however after about 20 minutes or so the white smoke should be gone.
Since you just did the water pump and it hasn't smoked prior to your timing belt and water pump replacement I would retrace your steps. perhaps the water pump didn't seat properly and somehow coolant is sucked into the combustion chamber.
Did you try and smell the white smoke? Doest it smell like coolant or oil? You said you are refilling your coolant reservoir. How much coolant are you using/loosing on a daily basis? Have you checked the oil cap to see if there is any condensation or milky substance. Does smoke exit the Crankcase when you open up the oil cap? Did you check the oil pressure?
I still say it is something that has to do with your recent timing belt and water pump replacement. Were you careful with the jack underneath the car when you removed the motormounts? I know of some people that have pinched an oil line underneath by placing the jack incorrectly or raised the engine too high.
I hope you find the cause soon! Keep us posted. Inquiring minds want to know
It never stops smoking.
Smoke smells like coolant. I'm not adding fluid on a daily basis because I'm not driving the car. It was driven about 10 miles to AutoZone and back and that was it. It has been idled a few times in the driveway. It will lose 1/4" of coolant in several minutes. It's fast.
There's no milky substance on the oil cap, and there is no smoke. The engine idle changes a bit when you remove the oil cap while idling, but it always did this since new.
I haven't yet checked the oil pressure, It's not losing any oil, and the oil looks fine.
Nothing that I can see was pinched while it was jacked up.
I'm still trying to find out if a failing turbo can cause white smoke and rapid coolant loss like this.
Hmm, sound like a very interesting problem. I believe a failing Turbo can cause smoke but it would more than likely be smoke from oil not coolant. You could pull the TIP and see how much play the shaft has. That sometimes is a good indication if the Turbo is going bad. I just don't think so.
You didn't have any issues until you did the Timing belt and water pump service so something must have happened during that procedure that caused this smoking issue.
You could do a leakdown test to see if there is an issue with the headgasket.
Hopefully you solve that mystery soon!.
Sounds like either a bad turbo seal. Really odd headgasket failure.
Or (And this is a long shot) from a generic trouble shooting stand point a small coolant line and vaccum line are crossed.
A leak down test would be more accurate than a compression test. I have seen good compression and a problem show up through a leak down test. Compression test will only show a major problem.
Sent from my iPhone using AutoGuide.com App
I think something similar happened to a couple of friends of mine when they did the timing belt service on their 2001 Audi TT 1.8. Hmm, I can't find the post about what they did wrong but it had something to do with a coolant hose and or valve.
Since this issue started "after" the timing belt service was performed it logically points to some thing that happened during this procedure. I don't think it's a bad Turbo. It wouldn't smoke like that during idle.
Hi everyone...
Here's an update, and a new dilemma.
As stated in this thread after the water pump and timing belt were changed, after a little test driving the car started puffing white smoke. It did not smoke whatsoever immediately after the water pump died. Had good compression in all cylinders. But, it still puffed white smoke as in the pictures above in this thread and was losing coolant super fast.
So, everything was torn down again. Had the head milled and installed a new headgasket.
The idling white smoke stopped, and the car runs pretty good. It's not losing coolant. No codes.
But, at higher RPMs the car NOW smokes...and there is also a little oil in the downpipe. No noise in the turbo, the car has power, no lag, no hesitation...runs fine, just smokes at high revs.
So...it looks like it IS after all the turbo???
What are the odds that the turbo JUST HAPPENED to fail at the exact same time the water pump went out?
I can't for the life of me figure out how the water pump, head gasket, and turbo all went out at the same exact time.
Any ideas? Sounds like the turbo to me...what else could cause the symptoms I'm having?
Re: White Smoke But GOOD Compression After Waterpump & Timing Belt Change
Sounds like the turbo went south. And yes, it happens!
Sent from my ZTE-Z990G using AutoGuide.Com Free App
But yeah, crap like this can happen. I dealt with a shop today that did a timing belt/water pump on a 2003 GTi, now the car won't start. Only getting 3 volts to the injectors, but has good battery voltage at the fuse. Car ran fine prior to the job. I have no clue how these weird things happen, but they do.
Pencilneck blah blah blah
OEM Wheel Database....
5052 @ $8000 = total crap
VAG COM @ $350 = sanity
Re: White Smoke But GOOD Compression After Waterpump & Timing Belt Change
Check out XSboost I think it's.com, they have really good deals, and a quality product also.
Sent from my ZTE-Z990G using AutoGuide.Com Free App
Just throwing this out there...Is your coolant level staying full but still smoking white exhaust?
When oil is burning you get blue smoke.
When coolant is burning you get white smoke.
I'm a retired mechanic and used to work mostly on domestic brands. When a head gasket failed it would sometimes pass a fair amount of liquid coolant into the muffler chambers and during the road test after the head gasket replacement it would smoke heavily on the highway but would only occur once the engine reached peak operating temperature at higher engine speeds. This would occur because the exhaust would have to get pretty hot to start burning the residual liquid coolant left inside the mufflers. Perhaps this is totally unrelated to your situation but just wanted you to know about this phenomenon.
Edit: The oil return is not a banjo.
Last edited by red99; 02-02-2013 at 04:09 PM..
|Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)
|Thread Tools
|Display Modes
Linear Mode
|Similar Threads
|Thread Starter
|Last Post
|OK so Dee-Bug got it's Timing belt/Waterpump done...
|1.9 Liter TDI
|2001 New Beetle Timing Belt/waterpump?
|2.0 Liter Gas
|WaterPump/Timing belt replacement leads to CEL and P2181 code
|Questions, Issues, Concerns, or Problems with the New Beetle
|04 Beetle/waterpump/timing belt ect?
|2.0 Liter Gas
|Timing belt kit any good?
|1.8 Liter Turbo


text:
Display as:
Order by:Recommended
Browse by Format:
Browse by Subject:
Taking a basic, systematic approach, these lessons bring Bible figures and stories to life—engaging children and asking them questions—helping them learn, understand and apply vital points and principles from God's Word.
The Children's Bible Lessons are presented in seven levels, from kindergarten through grade six. There are 12 lessons for each grade level, including special spring and fall Holy Day lessons. As children advance from one level to the next, the lessons become more detailed, leading children to grow in understanding—and interest. At the end of Level Six, children, equipped with invaluable principles, will have been prepared to better handle pressures they will face as teenagers. So will their parents.
This section also includes semi-annual (spring and fall) activity books—coloring pages, puzzles and word games—for small children. (Here is the Introductory Cover Letter sent to parents who are members of The Restored Church of God.)
Children's Bible Lessons – Introductory Cover Letter
Dear parents of God's young children,
We are pleased to present you with your first installment of the Children's Bible Lessons. You will be receiving one lesson each month until your child finishes the sixth grade. There are seven grade levels (K-6) each with twelve lessons—for a…
Children's Bible Lesson Level K
Level K – Lesson 1
Children's Bible Lesson Level 1
Level 1 – Lesson 1
Children's Bible Lesson Level 2
Level 2 – Lesson 1
Children's Bible Lesson Level 3
Level 3 – Lesson 1
Children's Bible Lesson Level 4
Level 4 – Lesson 1
Children's Bible Lesson Level 5
Level 5 – Lesson 1
Children's Bible Lesson Level 6
Level 6 – Lesson 1


text:
Find the perfect hotel in Zwijndrecht using our hotel guide provided below. Explore our guide for inexpensive and discount hotel/motel rates in or near Zwijndrecht, Netherlands for your personal leisure or group travel. We show the best Zwijndrecht hotel/motel rooms. Review the Zwijndrecht hotel list below to find the perfect lodging. We also have a map of the Zwijndrecht hotels.The Zwijndrecht center is approximately 1 mile from City Centre Dordrecht and 6 miles from De Kuip Stadium.
Zwijndrecht Hotels, Motels & Accommodations
Next 20 Zwijndrecht Hotels > [1 - 20 of 50]
Next: See My Zwijndrecht Hotels with Pricing >


text:
|French sculptor Niki di St. Phalle's "Tarot Garden" in Tuscany was just one famous work of art visited by honors students in July 2011.
The class was taking Professor Anne Dawson's Honors course, "Art in the Italian Landscape." They also visited the Fountain of the River Gods at the Villa Farnese in Caprarola, Italy; the Park of Monsters in Bomarzo, Italy, a collection of volcanic rock carvings created by architect Pirro Ligorio in the 1500s; Etruscan tombs in Ceveteri; and churches, piazzas and other historical art in Viterbo, Bagnoregio, and Florence.
View Photo Gallery
|In July 2010, 22 Eastern students traveled with English professors Chris Torockio and Dan Donaghy to Florence, Italy, as part of Professor Torockio's fiction class and Professor Donaghy's poetry class.
The Italian culture and landscape inspired their creative work, which culminated in a public reading at the end of the field study course. The Eastern group held class at the Studio Arts Centers International (SACI) Florence campus. Each Sunday, the students also went on field trips to nearby cities such as Siena, Pisa, San Gimignano, Lucca and Volterra.
View Photo Gallery
83 Windham Street, Willimantic, Connecticut 06226 USA | Phone Number: (860) 465-5000
Contact Us | Directions | University Disclaimer | Eastern Home


text:
For Saturday, July 13, 2013
POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Jul 13, 2013
~~
These bugs have excellent taste

These bugs have excellent taste
Coffee growers in Hawaii County must be relieved to be getting $1 million in federal aid for their fight against the coffee berry borer. That's even better news for their budgets than the $550,000 appropriated by the state. Login for more...