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It's a given that everyone who owns a bike treats it with the utmost care and wants only the best for it to keep it in the shape possible. This RGB LED lighting kit is a great way to spice up your bike with all sorts of color accents that is sure to make it a one-of-a-kind! The LED ground effect lighting kit contains a whopping 4 pieces of 12 inches, 9 pieces of 3-emitter SMD waterproof LED strips, a cool remote control, and a LED lighting control module so you can customize your motorcycle however you want. The patterns and color combinations are virtually endless so you can choose between the on/off, flashing, and sound active patterns. The waterproof LED strips allow you to use this product as an exterior add-on without worrying about damage from the weather.
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Audi Style Headlight LED Strip Lights on a Honda S2000
The Honda S2000 was not much of a popular vehicle for extensive light modification as most of them are in the automotive road racing culture which relied on pure mechanical and aero performance. However, we do come across some very clean examples of LED light modifications done on an S2000 such as this specimen. Our Audi Style LED strips are typically installed on the outside, but if you have the proper knowledge, it can be installed inside the headlights like these.
Our 20" long, 21-SMD LED strips have adhesive tape on the back of it that can be used to stick the strip onto any flat and smooth surface. They are usually installed underneath the headlight or on the bumper somewhere, but if you possess the experience to open up your headlights, this can be a result. These lights are available in three colors: Xenon White as this example shows, Ultra Blue, and Amber Yellow.
The side-shine capability allows the LED strip to be installed flat on a surface while allowing the lights to shine forward. This makes these lights very easy to install and configure to suit the needs of various applications. These Honda S2000 headlight LED strips are not for everyone, but we feel like this is a very clean example that many cars can use as an example for their installs.
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BMW 745Li Using LED Strip Lights For Daytime Running Lights
LED strips seem to be the recent craze in regards to automotive lighting modifications thanks to its ease of installation. As long as there is enough room on the vehicle, these LED strips can be fitted with some slight work. Our LED strip lights are all universal and do not have a specific application; we provide measurements of how long they are so that the customer can measure their application prior to installation to make sure it fits.
On this 2003 BMW 7-series, the customer decided to install the LED strips right above the fog light on the flat area. This particular LED strip did not come with adhesive tape unlike our other styles so for installation, you need to supply your own adhesive tape or use silicone epoxy to bond the strip to the vehicle. There are two wires that power up these 20" 48-LED strips which are connected to any power source you would like the strip to be on with such as your parking lights for running lights or 12v ACC+ wire to act as an LED daytime light strip; the possibilities are almost endless. The LED strip is also flexible s it can conform to unique shapes; on this 745Li, the outside edge slopes down slightly and can be compensated for by bending the strip.
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LED Interior Light Strips Installed on Honda Civic Foot Area
Not all vehicles come with original lights for every part of the vehicle, especially for the inside such as foot area lights or even side door lights. For those vehicles which did not come with those lights, you can easily add simple to install LED strips to provide ambient lighting within the cabin that is sure to draw attention.
Installed on this Honda Civic Si are our 12" LED foot area strips with 3M adhesive tape on the back which can be easily mounted to a flat surface within the cabin. These lights are available in a range of colors including Brilliant Red (shown), Ultra Blue, Xenon White, and Light Green; each strip contains 15-SMD LED chips to provide the power and are easily installed by connecting the positive and negative wires to any 12v power source inside the vehicle. The most common sources of power to light these strips up are the 12v ACC wire so that these lights stay on when the vehicle is on to act as ambient lights or the interior light fuse to power them up whenever the interior lights are on.
We also offer these same LED strips in the 24" size for larger applications which contain 30-SMD LED chips per strip instead of 15-SMD chips. These are also sold in pairs at a very affordable price that would not break the bank and still add a very updated look to your car.
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Lexus IS350 with Extremely Bright LED Trunk Strip Light
Check out this Lexus IS350 with iJDMTOY's LED Strip for trunk. This LED strip solves the issue with the stupidly dim stock light in the trunk/cargo area and what's more, it does it in style. The owner of the car will be able to see and find stuff in his car trunk now.
Do you want to make your trunk brighter? Well, this amazing product over here, being 12" long and 0.25" wide, will not only make it brighter, but will easily light up the whole trunk like daytime at night! Want a bright, crisp light that offers incredible visibility and a custom look? Then look no further – go to iJDMTOY store and grab the LED Strip for trunk.
As you might expect, the installation is a breeze! Completely plug and play, this product comes with one T10 and one size adjustable festoon adapter that will fit for most cars, SUVs, trucks. Start with finding a place where to install the LED strip for trunk. We highly recommend to replace the trunk lamp located in the middle of the trunk in order to achieve maximum lighting effect. You can use a small flat screwdriver to open the cover of the lamp, but be careful not to crack the plastic cover. When you take it off, plug out the stock bulb and plug in the right LED trunk light harness. Then use the double-sided tape on the back of the LED strip to mount it in the trunk.
If you like this Lexus IS350 with the featured LED strip for trunk and want to get rid of the horrible light in your trunk, then this is for you. Get your LED lights, pop them in and enjoy the nice and bright Xenon White color.
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Randy Owen, who entered the Country Music Hall of Fame as a member of the trend-setting band Alabama, is in treatment for prostate cancer, he told fans last weekend during a fan-club party in Ft. Payne.
The presence of cancer was discovered during a regular doctor's visit, and Randy underwent a comparatively new procedure in May to whip it. Randy's Birmingham physician, Dr. Woody Fritz, referred him to a diagnostic center in Sarasota, Fla., where Dr. Ronald Wheeler performed high-intensity focused ultrasound on the cancer.
The procedure essentially shakes the tumorous cells so violently, according to Science Daily, that the walls of the cells leak toxic fluid, and the body's immune system springs into action to eradicate the cancer.
"I feel very good and positive about my future," Randy said in a statement. "I look forward to seeing the fans and doing what I do."
Dr. Fritz said Randy is "just about fully recovered."
As those treatments went on privately over the last couple months, Randy and two of his former bandmates were receiving very public accolades. The Alabama state legislature has decided to rename three DeKalb County roadways in their honor.
Part of County Road 78 will be designated as Teddy Gentry Road, and a portion of County Road 89 will become the Jeff Cook Parkway, The DeKalb County Times-Journal reported. In addition, a segment of Alabama Highway 35 will be renamed the Randy Owen Highway. As it currently stands, drummer Mark Herndon — the only member of Alabama who was born outside of the state — will not have a road named in his honor. The city of Ft. Payne placed bronze statues of all four band members in City Park in June 2008.

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Ultimate Ears Triple.fi 10 Pro Earphones Gun Metal Blue with Roadie Case
" Ok first of all I will be using my Sansa Clip as my source as I feel an iem should always be tested with portable sources. I paid $200AUD for them brand new, which is dirt-cheap by Australian standards. I do not believe in burn in, especially for armature drivers - owning and listening to many iems has shown me burn-in is just a mental phenomenon where the brain adjusts to a new sound..." --ProjectDenz
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"I'm giving these a 4 based on sound quality alone. I'm a cheap headphone user; I've gone from cheap headphone to cheap headphone over the past decade or so. I started with the Skullcandy Ink'd headphones, moved onto the Sennheiser CX400s, then the Meelectronics M6 and M9, and finally, this. I've also tried the Klipsch S4's. I'm currently on my third pair of these because well, they're so damn..." --az060693
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" I had owned the UE-10's before this for about 3 years. So upgrading to these was a huge improvement in my opinion. Very nice full sound, with improved frequency response from 20 Hz to 18,000 Hz. Bass is much more present on these but not too overly stated. Gorgeous build quality. Very happy with these In ear monitors, I also own the JH-16's and still love listening to these all the time on..." --Richard Devine
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If you check out the Marsh Coupon Policy, you'll notice a few changes, including one HUGE change – no double coupons. When the new Marsh Coupon Policy goes into effect on January 31, 2013, Marsh will no longer offer double coupons.
Here's a few changes you'll notice:
- Marsh Supermarket will no longer offer double coupons.
- Internet coupons must scan at the checkout and must follow industry standard format.
While I understand that Marsh doesn't want riot of unhappy couponers on their hands, I'm kind of disappointed in them for quietly making this change without any sort of announcement. Unfortunately, I've had the information confirmed by multiple reliable sources and announcements will be posted at registers tomorrow. Personally, I'd be irate if I didn't find out until checkout about this big change.
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Pune: Four more persons suspected of having links with a Hindu outfit have been arrested in connection with the murder of a 28-year-old Pune IT professional, the police said.
With the fresh arrests made late last night, a total of 17 people have been arrested in the case involving the murder of Shaikh Mohsin Sadiq in Bankar Colony in Hadapsar area of the city on Monday night.
The arrested are said to be linked to Hindu Rashtra Sena, a right wing organisation.
Thirteen persons, earlier arrested by police in this connection, have been booked for murder, attempt to murder and rioting.
Shaikh, a resident of suburban Hadapsar, was allegedly beaten to death with hockey sticks on Monday night, when he was returning to his home at Bankar colony.
The trigger for the attack was apparently uploading of derogatory pictures of warrior king Shivaji and late Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray on Facebook, which led to a protest, police said.
While the situation in the area has remained peaceful since Tuesday with heavy deployment of security force, Pune police commissioner Satish Mathur said stringent provisions of Maharashtra Prevention of Dangerous Activities Act (MPDA) would be invoked to book the miscreants suspected of involvement in inciting violence.
Scores of buses were damaged during the bandh called by right wing elements to protest the objectionable FB post.
Meanwhile, HRS chief Dhananjay Desai, who was arrested in connection with distribution of inflammatory literature on Tuesday, has denied any involvement of his organisation in the violent incidents.
Desai, who was later released on bail, was again arrested on Wednesday in connection with a similar case (circulation of provocative pamphlets) by police in suburban Loni Kalbhor.
The police issued an appeal asking people not to believe or spread rumours and said Mohasin Shaikh, who stayed at Hadapsar since 2006, was not involved with any organisation. They have also registered a case against unknown persons under the IT Act in connection with the uploading of the derogatory pictures.
Soon after Shaikh's killing, his alleged killers had exchanged an ominous message on their mobiles. The message said "pehili wicket padli", meaning "the first wicket has fallen".
"The message was circulated immediately after about 25 members of the Hindu extremist outfit allegedly bludgeoned Shaikh to death," said Pune joint commissioner of police Sanjay Kumar.
Considering the content of the message exchanged by the accused and the weapons they were carrying, the police are probing whether the attack was planned in advance.
Shaikh, sporting a beard and green Pathani kurta, was returning home in the evening when the accused blocked his way in Hadapsar on the outskirts of Pune, took him off his bike and hit him on the head with hockey sticks and stones.
This sparked tension in the area, forcing the police to clamp curfew for 12 hours. Shaikh's cousin, who was accompanying him, escaped unhurt after he fled from the spot while the two others, Ameen Shaikh, 30, and Ijaz Yusuf Bagwan, 25, sustained injuries.


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If there's one person we love categorically at Styleite, it's Kate Moss. Looking at photos of her outfits might be our favorite pasttime — does the woman ever look bad? But this morning, while doing our usual TFS Kate Moss perusal, we saw her tea-length ensemble from her night out at Harry's Bar in London. And while she certainly looks good, the whole look somehow felt a little off for Moss.
It's a beautiful dress, a great fitting blazer, and who doesn't love a little cat-eye? But somehow it's lacking that extra oomph we're used to getting from Ms. Moss. Do you agree?
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Plenty of familiar faces at the Greater Hartford Pro-Am Friday night, including a 2011 NBA Draft pick.
No, Kemba Walker didn't make a surprise entrance as he apparently did in Doc Hurley's last game. But Ater Majok, the second round pick of the L.A. Lakers, was on hand at Sport and Medical Science Academy in Hartford.
Less than one year ago Majok left UConn under odd circumstances after playing less than one full season. He didn't shed any light on why he left Friday.
"Whatever happened, happened," Majok said. "I never wanted to leave UConn. I loved UConn. I came back today and played and everything.
"Things happen. When things happen you can't really control, you have to deal with it the best way possible," Majok said. "The best way to deal with it was for me to go overseas."
Majok said he would have been eligible had he stayed in Storrs and that he didn't leave because he felt his family needed money.
Majok says he holds no grudges toward people at UConn.
"No, never. I would never have hard feelings towards anybody," Majok said. "I was on campus yesterday (Thursday). I spoke to coach (Jim) Calhoun, I spoke to coach (George) Blaney and everybody. There's no hard feelings at all. At the end of the day I'm a Husky and I'm always going to be a Husky at heart."
Majok played professionally in Turkey and Australia last year before being drafted with 58th overall pick.
"I'm a Laker now," Majok said. "It's a whole new beginning for me."
The NBA lockout has thrown a little wrench into Majok's plans, of course.
"I'm missing summer leagues, I'm missing training camps and stuff," said Majok, who is living in the Washington area now. "It's hard. But at the end of the day, I'm still working out. Hopefully I fit in well."
Majok said he was glad the Huskies won the national title without him but…
"It was tough. There were some games, as happy as I was, it was tough sitting and watching. I'm a basketball player," Majok said. "But I was happy they won it. I was proud of that team."
Majok said his game has changed a bit since leaving UConn.
"I started shooting it a little more. And I'm more of a defensive, perimeter stopper. I defined my game a little more," Majok said. "I still have my post game. I'm still a power forward, but I have the ability to play the three."
As for the mystery that surrounds his exit, Majok said he wasn't prepared to go into detail.
"One day," Majok said. "One day, maybe."
— Jeremy Lamb, fresh off his strong effort with the U.S.'s U19 team in the World Championships in Latvia, was in near top form. The rising UConn sophomore put on a little show in the first half Friday, creating the highlight of the night with a facial of Tobin Carberry via the one-handed dunk.
"I got hot. I hit a couple shots," Lamb said of his U19 experience, where he averaged 16.2 points, 4.3 rebounds and 2.0 assists.
"I definitely got better," Lamb added. "Creating my own shot, my handle."
As for how close he was to leaving UConn after one season, Lamb expanded on what he's said before:
"I was mad close," Lamb said. "I was thinking I was going to do it."
"We really talked about it," Lamb added. "But we decided I should come back. I felt I needed another year."


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Connor's Baked Blueberry and Cream Cheese French Toast
Presented by: Connor Tifarra, Buckley
Cook's Note: A delightful and delicious baked French toast breakfast or dessert you can prepare the night before, making it simple to cook for your family and friends on a special morning, or after a wonderful meal as a dessert.
serves 4
Ingredients for French Toast
- 6 thick slices white bread or Texas toast
- 1 (8-ounce) package cream cheese
- 1 cup fresh or frozen blueberries
- 6 eggs
- 1 cup milk
- 1/4 cup maple syrup or honey
Ingredients for Blueberry Sauce:
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 cup fresh or frozen blueberries
- 1/2 tablespoon butter
Cut bread into 1-inch cubes. Place half in the bottom of a greased 9 x 7 x 2-inch baking dish. Dice cream cheese into 1-inch cubes. Place over bread. Add blueberries. Top off with remaining bread cubes.
In a large bowl, add eggs and beat well. Add milk and syrup. Stir and pour over bread mixture. Cover and refrigerate at least 8 hours or overnight. Remove from refrigerator and let sit for 30 minutes before baking. Cover with lid or foil. Bake in preheated oven at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Uncover and continue baking 25 to 30 minutes longer or until golden brown and center is firm.
In a small saucepan, combine sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon and water. Stir until smooth. Over medium heat, bring to a boil stirring for 3 minutes. Reduce heat and stir in blueberries. Simmer for 8 to 10 minutes. Remove from heat. Stir in butter until melted. Serve on top of blueberry cream cheese French toast.
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Friends of the Stine family are invited
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for a special memorial yoga class
taught by Patrick Nolan (4-6p)
followed by a potluck and silent auction.
Details here (pdf flyer).
All welcome – see you there!
About Patrick Nolan: Patrick began practicing yoga in his hometown of
Key West in 1997 and he believes passionately its power to transform
one's life from the inside out. He has practiced various styles,
including Bikram, Sivananda, Vinyasa, and Ashtanga. His teachers
include Kino Macgregor, Greg Nardi, Tim Feldmann, and Angelique Sandas.
In 2009 Patrick made his first of what will be many trips to Mysore, India to study Ashtanga yoga with the living masters of that tradition,
Saraswathi Rangaswamy and her son Sharath.
While a devoted practitioner
of yoga, Patrick is also an elite athlete, competing nationally and
internationally in Olympic sport tae kwon do. He trains with three-time
Olympian and coach of the 2008 Olympic team Juan Moreno. Patrick's
understanding of human anatomy and kinesiology is therefore informed
by his experience both as a yogin and as an athlete. His classes are
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Mr. Lemoncello, the world famous game maker, has designed a fabulous,high-tech new library for his home town. He's also having a lock-in with the twelve children in town who win his essay contest, "Why I'm excited about the new Public Library." Kyle Keely, average guy, loves Mr. Lemoncello's games, and really wants to win; but his brief essay, "Because there might be balloons," seems like a loser. For some reason, Kyle is picked, along with 11 of his classmates to receive the first 12 library cards and to stay overnight at the library. After a tour, the kids are given a choice: turn in their library cards and leave, or stay and play a game – the first one to find a way out of the library from clues they are given or earn, will become the Lemoncello spokeschild and star in all Lemoncello Games TV ads. And so a fiercely competition begins.
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INKSTER, Mich. (WXYZ) - Police say a man in Inkster fired shots and then barricaded himself in his home on the 4100 of Willams near Pine.
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Using Shakespeare's As You Like It as inspiration, the App allowed people to explore 21st century representations and interpretations of the play's themes of love, betrayal, exile and home, as they travelled along Adelaide Road, the real London road linking the two theatres.
The project was created through a series of writing workshops where participants were asked to respond creatively to the history and people of Adelaide Road, using their own experiences, the RSC's production and Shakespeare's story as inspiration.
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However, just because a car is iconic doesn't mean that it's desirable. Well, sometimes it does, but fame isn't much of a virtue in and of itself. For that reason, you won't see any Fast and the Furious cars on here. Because they're not cool. They're ridiculous. You WILL see the A-Team's van on this list, which is a also a ridiculous car, but since it often contained Mr. T, the van is both ridiculous AND cool.
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In the discussion of the most iconic cars in Hollywood history. The 1962 Ferrari GT California is an amazing car, but the fact that it's the "Ferris Bueller car" makes it even more attractive. Of course, the car gets destroyed at the end of the film, but breathe easy ¬– it was a replica. A real Ferrari GT (of which there are only 100 or so in the world) was used for the close-up shots, but three replicas were built for the driving and wreck scenes.
One of the replicas was featured in a Minneapolis Planet Hollywood, then made its way down south of the border to the one in Cancun. Not exactly a dignified end, even for a replica.
In the back half of the Grindhouse double feature, Deathproof, Kurt Russell stars as Stuntman Mike, a charming driver who ends up murdering girls by picking them up in his 1971 Chevy Nova. But aside from bearing a passing similarity to a production version of the car, Mike's car couldn't be much more different. Encased in safety devices and a roll cage, the car is meant to keep Mike safe while he kills just about everyone else. Of course, it turns out that the car isn't completely Deathproof, but it's reliable enough that I would put it head-to-head with a Volvo to ensure peace of mind for soccer moms.
It's a little disheartening to include a car that was so clearly featured in Gone in 60 Seconds to occupy spots on lists like this one. However, this list isn't to take into account the producers' intentions, and the 1967 Shelby GT500 is bad ass enough that it makes the cut, intentions aside.
The car has gotten so popular that the estate of film creator Toby Halicki has had to put the kibosh on several shops around the world that were producing and selling "Eleanor" replicas without any licensing arrangements.
Can you blame them? That's a pretty sweet ride.
Taking things in the other direction with a more subdued presentation of the GT500 The Thomas Crown Affair remake just offhandedly shows us just exactly how TC rolls with his Mustang sporting several off-roading modifications when he takes a jaunt to Martinique. It's got off-roading tires, fender flares, a lighted roll bar, and doors that are welded shut. It's an inspired car that takes some serious aftermarket work that makes the ride look classy as hell. Just like the businessman himself.
No wonder Rene Russo gave it up so easily.
It's a dated dinosaur these days, but the connotations of what this Miami Vice ride meant in the 1980's lends the ride enough credibility to make it still the object of envy. There's perhaps no car that emits "flash" as much as this 1986 Ferrari Testarossa, which Ferrari graciously loaned to the show after they thought that the original car, a 1972 Ferrari Daytona (which was actually a replica). The replacement Testarossa still embodies a lot of what the 1980's and Miami stand for. Namely, crass consumerism and a lot of decisions fueled by cocaine.
The fact that the producers of The A-Team were able to make a van look cool enough to get on this list is a testament to just how great this "car" was. It's a modified GMC Vandura (!) It's "tricked out" in almost hilarious fashion with red hubcaps, a red racing stripe, and a rear spoiler, because aerodynamics on a cargo van make all the difference.
One of the six original vans is on display in Keswick, England, which is so un-American that I want to have a second war for independence right now.
Yup. We've entered the "cheesy 1980's cars" section of the list, in case there was any doubt. K.I.T.T. stands for "Knight Industries Two Thousand" and was a modified 1982 Pontiac Trans Am, a car that looks really great when matched with a black leather jacket. For those who are younger than 25 or so, the car was featured on the ridiculous David Hasselhoff series Knight Rider.
More importantly than the design, was the personality of the car itself, which was voiced by William Daniels, who is perhaps best known as Boy Meets World's Mr. Feeny. Sometimes driving (and living) can get lonely, and it's nice to know that when things start piling up against you that there's a chatty 1982 Pontiac Trans-Am to listen to your problems.
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University of Colorado President Bruce Benson and his wife, Marcy, chairs of Creating Futures, announced that the campaign, in its third year, has to date raised $1.3 billion and is closing in on its goal of $1.5 billion. "We probably should close this (campaign) out in a year or so," Benson said. "I want to thank everyone for supporting this."
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Ginny Kirkland with the Pearson Foundation said she hoped the kids could enjoy the book during summer vacation. "We encourage them to read books all summer long," Kirkland said.
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On average a half dozen typhoons hit Taiwan each year, endangering its 21 million residents, flooding its field crops, and polluting its reservoirs, groundwater, rivers, and coastal waters. Taiwan receives more rainfall than any part of the Chinese mainland (ROC 1996). Mostly mountainous terrain (subject to deforestation in the past), Taiwan lies in the track of severe tropical cyclones known in East Asia as typhoons, which produce violent winds and tremendous rainfall.
Although torrential rains can appear almost anytime of the year, typhoons are expected to occur with certain regularity. During the main typhoon season (July, August, and September), some windward mountain slopes can get a foot (~300 mm) or more rainfall within 24 hours. But even this statistic can be dwarfed when compared with rainfall recordings of occasional typhoons, such as Typhoon Herb, the largest typhoon to hit Taiwan in 30 years. Typhoon Herb left a 48-hour rainfall accumulation of 78 inches (1987 mm), recorded at the Central Weather Bureau Alishan weather station. The satellite picture above captures the ubiquitous typhoon as it struck Taiwan on 30 and 31 July 1996, causing 45 fatalities, 23 missing, 450 injured, and billions in damages.
In the winter, the northeast monsoon, accumulating abundant moisture as it crosses the East China Sea, brings heavy rains to the eastern and northern sides of the island (ROC 1996). In northern Taiwan, it can rain for two months at a time, while, ironically, the southwestern region can be plagued with prolonged drought, necessitating irrigation.
In their efforts to mitigate the disastrous effects of ever-threatening flash floods, the government of Taiwan is allocating a larger chunk of its budget and workforce to research and development of new technologies. In 1990, through the American Institute in Taiwan, it contracted with FSL to help develop forecast systems with accompanying technical support and training. Use of turnkey computer systems during the 1980s proved unsatisfactory to meteorologists and management at the Taiwan Central Weather Bureau. They needed scalable computer systems that could be tailored to readily meet their specific forecasting and warning needs.
Figure 1. A Japanese Geosynchronous Meteorological Satellite photograph of the largest typhoon to devastate Taiwan in 30 years. On 30 and 31 July 1996 Typhoon Herb struck Taiwan (center) causing 45 human fatalities, 23 missing, 450 injured, and $2.5 billion in damages.
Technology transfer offers many opportunities to both the beneficiary and the provider. Over the last six years, the cooperative research and development activities included:
Here, we discuss these and other activities to date, as well as future plans. (An earlier article on this project was published in the July 1992 issue of the FSL Forum. )
During the initial phase of the project, a PC-based forecast workstation was jointly developed, and then combined with the Central Weather Bureau's existing central facility, which included data sources, communication, preprocessing, and product generation. The much needed new system, called the Weather Information and Nowcasting System (WINS), became operational six months ahead of schedule and was dedicated in April 1992. The Central Weather Bureau National Forecast Center, patterned after FSL's, comprises five operational workstations and two development workstations.
From the outset, probably one of the most important objectives was to design a system that could integrate all data types available for forecaster use at one central location, to be disseminated to other weather stations around the island. Before the installation of WINS, it could take hours to gather information from various data sources. According to a lead forecaster at the Central Weather Bureau before its modernization, Harry Chen, now on assignment at FSL, weather information would arrive piecemeal from other locations around Taiwan. A storm could be closing in, and the forecasters were unable to make an accurate forecast because of the many delays in getting all the data. Weather reports might come from one station right away, while taking minutes or hours longer from others. Consequently, no matter how hard the forecasters worked to beat the clock, it would inevitably take far too long to refine a forecast.
With fundamental data integration technology in place, WINS now displays data from the Central Weather Bureau Numerical Weather Prediction Model and numerous observation systems, data from the European Centre for Medium-Range Forecasting, and satellite imagery from the Japanese geostationary satellite. These data and products are provided to outside users including two universities, the Taiwan Environmental Protection Agency, and the Taiwan Hydrology Bureau.
The primary accomplishments during the second phase of the modernization program will:
Figure 2. The newly completed Central Weather Bureau Forecast Center in Taipei, Taiwan.
For the last few years, FSL has been developing and testing a new forecaster workstation system, the Weather Forecast Office Advanced system (WFO-Advanced), which will be part of the national Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System (AWIPS) to be deployed later this decade. The WFO-Advanced system uses a Unix and X environment with a RISC-based architecture and distributed network design, which offers more flexible and reliable upgrades for the Central Weather Bureau's version of this system, CWB-Advanced.
The packed implementation schedule during the remaining years of the project will ensure that all new and improved products are well tested before incorporation into the CWB-Advanced workstation. FSL will provide support in the following areas:
We discuss in more detail below the implementation of the Open Systems transition, the Forecast Preparation System, and data assimilation at the Central Weather Bureau.
Open Systems Transition - Staff at the Central Weather Bureau are implementing an integrated and Open Systems environment, called the Network Information exChange Environment (NICE), so that their computer facility resources and meteorological data can be shared with a larger array of users. NICE is based on the FSL Central Facility Networked Information Management client-Based User Service (NIMBUS), which provides a data-access and distribution mechanism for Open Systems platforms. The step-by-step conversion process to an Open Systems environment presents many challenges to engineering and management staff alike. FSL will provide technical assistance in the following areas in the completion of the transferal of NIMBUS technology to NICE:
Forecast Preparation System - FSL and the Techniques Development Laboratory at the National Weather Service headquarters, in Washington, D.C., are working on a graphical forecast support system known as the AWIPS Forecast Preparation System (AFPS). AFPS is to be deployed nationwide around 1998, and will eventually become an integrated part of AWIPS. The anticipated adaptation of AFPS, the Forecast Preparation System, by the Central Weather Bureau will help Taiwan forecasters develop and validate a more efficient and effective method of preparing forecasts. It will provide the interactive graphic editing and text forecast generation capability for analyzing different weather systems. The implementation of Taiwan's Forecast Preparation System will include assistance from FSL on the following activities:
Data Assimilation - FSL has developed a high-frequency data assimilation system as part of the real-time Mesoscale Analysis and Prediction System (MAPS), which covers the lower 48 United States. This domain has a relatively dense data coverage. For extension of the MAPS domain beyond its current boundaries, remotely sensed data from satellites will be used. The MAPS development team has performed preliminary testing of methods for directly incorporating satellite radiances into initial conditions for numerical prediction models.
A major upgrade is planned for the Central Weather Bureau data assimilation capabilities. Use of improved analysis techniques are needed to improve the description of the divergent wind field. FSL will provide support for the following data assimilation activities:
Figure 3. Chief forecasters Kuochen Lu (right) and Jiunn Sheng Shang from the Taiwan Central Weather Bureau working at the FSL Forecast Center.
These visiting scientists play a significant role in the technology transfer process. They concentrate on specific and global software development of the workstation systems at FSL. Thus when their visits at FSL conclude, they return to the Central Weather Bureau able to customize software there to produce local products and applications needed to improve operations.
The Visitor Exchange Program receives enormous support from different FSL divisions. According to Wayne Fischer, head of the International Program, to date about 40 people from FSL have visited the Central Weather Bureau. "It has been a very beneficial opportunity for staff here to understand about the technical and scientific problems that a weather service like the CWB has to deal with," he says, "as well as being able to get some feeling for the Chinese culture."
Of the many FSL employees who have contributed to this project, Dr. Fischer says a few people stand out as major contributors to the success of the project. FSL Director Sandy MacDonald was the catalyst during the negotiating stage and continues to play a significant role in the project. Herbert Grote, head of the Systems Development Division, served as the technical manager during the initial PC workstation development. Glenda Wahl, a project leader from the Facility Division, played a key role in the initial system planning. Bob Lipschutz, a systems analyst, and Frank Pratte, an electronics engineer, also from the Facility Division, have been asked again and again to return to Taiwan because of their expertise in Doppler radar and their willingness to help. Carl Bullock, a supervisory meteorologist from the Modernization Division, has visited there twice to work with the forecast staff from a forecaster's point of view. Bullock delighted about 20 forecasters on his first visit, says Fischer, when, after only a short briefing, he was able to turn the operation of the workstation over to the Director General of the Central Weather Bureau, Mr. Shinn-Liang Shieh, who had not been an active forecaster for many years. Darien Davis, a computer specialist from the Modernization Division, is also lauded for her ability to consistently work closely with visiting scientists from Taiwan on workstation development. "She has done a remarkable job at being able to understand their skills and interests and finding the best niche at FSL for them to learn a great deal and also to be able to contribute to FSL's work," says Fischer.
In addition, specialists from the following FSL divisions have provided technical expertise: Forecast Research Division in achieving data assimilation tasks; the Facility Division in the Open Systems development; the Modernization Division and the Systems Development Division in the workstation management and development; the Demonstration Division regarding the selection of locations for a wind profiler network in Taiwan.
This interaction is an excellent two-way learning experience. Two project review meetings are scheduled each year, one in Boulder in October and one in Taipei in March. FSL staff are also invited to participate in forecast exercises, international conferences, and workshops sponsored by the Central Weather Bureau, Taiwan universities, and the Taiwan Meteorological Society.
On a smaller scale, the Central Weather Bureau is very much like the National Weather Service in that they have the same functions and the same responsibilities, and they have the same issues facing them as to the direction of how their weather services will continue to evolve. Our role with them changes as their sense of their future direction changes. There have been efforts involving the workstation and Doppler radar that have continued, and there are new joint efforts in data assimilation and visualization techniques. The CWB leaders realized that FSL's proposed PC version of the FX-Advanced workstation would fit their forecasting requirements.
FSL developers have learned that they have to be able to try a variety of technology transfer activities, and they have learned a lot about how to move something from laboratory development to operational use. Accomplishing this in an organization the size of the Central Weather Bureau has made it easier to determine what works, and has been a real learning "tool" as well. This project has also provided a unique opportunity to address organization-wide issues.
In ranking weather service organizations around the world, Dr. Fischer believes that Taiwan has moved from a third-level to a top-level agency, with special skills in forecasting typhoons.
(Fanthune Moeng, the Central Weather Bureau Project Coordinator, has worked at FSL since the inception of this project. Wayne Fischer, head of the International Program, credits much of the success of the project to Dr. Moeng, through his understanding of Taiwan's forecast problems and his ability to keep the communication links open, his dedication in helping visitors from Taiwan overcome the cultural hurdles here, and his incomparable professional abilities.)
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Sunderland gets first refusal of players in Kotoko deal
Sunderland have worked out a deal with Asante Kotoko which sees the English club get first refusal of talents from Ghana.
This agreement was reached in the ongoing partnership talks between the Ghanaian champions and the English Premier League club.
The Black Cats have mandated Kotoko to search for the best talents in Ghana on their behalf.
These players, when found, will be first offered to Sunderland before other offers are heard.
The English club will also have Kotoko groom some of its players while work permits are secured for them in the UK.
"Sunderland have proposed to use Kotoko as their scouts for Africa," Kotoko's International Relations Consultant Kwame Baah Nuakoh said.
"We may be given the players to groom and work towards qualification for work permits in England."
Kotoko will represent Ghana in next season's CAF Champions League following their domestic Premier League feat last season.
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Over the past forty years, Margaret and Raymond Horowitz have assembled a superb collection of American art from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Attracted to lyrical paintings that were representational but not academic in style, they were among the first collectors to dedicate themselves to American impressionism.
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After another weekend sweep against Dartmouth and Harvard, the No. 5 Quinnipiac Bobcats look to extend their undefeated streak against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. RPI is currently in last place in the ECAC with a record 6-9-4 on the season and 1-5-2 in conference play.
The Engineers come in to Hamden after a two-loss weekend, falling 3-2 in overtime to No. 8 Boston University on Jan. 5 and 5-2 to No. 4 University of New Hampshire.
The Bobcats weekend was a bit more successful, playing at home against Dartmouth and Harvard. The Bobcats blew a 2-0 lead in the third period of the Dartmouth game but Jordan Samuels-Thomas (Windsor, Conn.) saved the Bobcats with an overtime goal to lift them to a 3-2 victory.
The next day the Bobcats put on a shooting clinic at the High Point Solutions Arena. Bryce Van Brabant (Morinville, Alberta) got things started with a slap shot from the left wing early in the first period which gave the Bobcats an early 1-0 lead. Quinnipiac never looked back, scoring five more goals to give them a 6-2 victory over the Harvard Crimson.
The Bobcats have not lost a game since Nov. 6, when they dropped a non-conference game to American International College, and look to make it 15 unbeaten games in a row. All time, the Bobcats are 9-5-6 in 19 games total against RPI and have not lost in their last five meetings.
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Fort Pierce Library announces April movies
FORT PIERCE - The Fort Pierce Branch Library announces its Friday Matinee program for April. Held every Friday, the library presents a free film, starting at 2 p.m.
• April 5 - "The Money Pit" (2001) featuring Tom Hanks and Shelly Long. A young couple struggles to repair a hopelessly dilapidated house. Running time: 91 minutes; PG.
• April 12 - "Indian Jones and the Last Crusade" (1989) featuring Harrison Ford and Sean Connery. When Dr. Henry Jones Sr. suddenly goes missing, Indiana Jones must follow in his father's footsteps and stop the Nazis. Running time: 127 minutes; PG-13.*
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"High-definition DVD is the next wave of excitement in home entertainment and we'll be there at its inception," said Netflix Chairman and CEO Reed Hastings. "With far sharper images, better sound and more features, we expect high-def will greatly enhance DVD's consumer appeal and extend its popularity over the next decade or more."
It seems that at first, more titles will be available only in HD DVD, due to them being made available sooner, but that as time goes on there will be no difference, and equal line ups will be had for both. It is good to see companies already being prepared for this, because it will make it all the easier on consumers. What about the consumer who doesn't know what they have, though? Hopefully, companies will understand that mistakes will be made and that returns due to format standards may occur.


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MP candidates disqualified for the poll have until Monday to appeal the Election Commission's (EC) decision, EC secretary-general Puchong Nutrawong said on Tuesday.
The EC said they can appeal against the decision to the Supreme Court's Election Cases Division.
The poll organiser announced on Monday 87 MP candidates, four being fielded by the Pheu Thai Party, have been ruled out of the election for not meeting the qualifying criteria stipulated by the Constitution.
The well-known names among those barred include Arisaman Pongruengrong, Charan Dittha-apichai, Pol Gen Wirun Fuensaen and Thaworn Teerattanawong of the Pheu Thai Party, and Chatchai Chukaew and Supachai Jaisamut of the Bhumjaithai Party.
Mr Puchong said all six individuals did not exercise their voting rights for the 2011 election.
Five more Bhumjaithai candidates, five from Chart Pattana and five from Chartthaipattana, were also in the mix.
Mr Puchong revealed that 25 political parties out of 53 have had candidates barred.
A total of 60 have been disqualified because they did not cast a vote in the previous election and 25 due to the duration of their political party membership being less than 30 days at the time of their registration. The court revoked the voting rights of one, and the other is below the age of candidacy.
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Rainer Sabin chatted with Cowboys fans Monday afternoon during the Cowboys' practice at Cowboys Stadium and discussed a number of Cowboys-related items. Here are some highlights from the chat:
Guest: Since Romo has been out since Oct 2010, has sharp has he looked so far this camp? Has the arm strength returned?
Rainer Sabin: He has looked pretty sharp and there have no perceivable problems with his left shoulder. Obviously, he throws with his right arm. So, he still has considerable velocity on his passes.
Javan: Jerry was raving about Costa. What do the coaches like best about him so far? run blocking, pass blocking?
Rainer Sabin: Above all, I think they like his work ethic and attention to detail.
Tom: Is there a chance that Costa starts as C and Gurode RG against Chargers?
Rainer Sabin: No. But earlier today offensive line coach Hudson Houck didn't rule out the possibility of Gurode moving to guard in the future. If that indeed happens, then Costa would be the starting center.
Dannyboy: Is Costa only a center? Or is there a chance they will give him a crack at LG?
Rainer Sabin: He is a guard and center. He started at left guard against Jacksonville last season when Kyle Kosier and Montrae Holland were hurt.
Dannyboy: Who in practice or in the game do you think looks more prepared to start, Arkin or Nagy? Because from the way things are looking, one of them is destined to take the starting roll.
Rainer Sabin: At this point, I like Arkin. He is athletic and physical and the Cowboys coaches seem to like the way he is developing. His ability to move quickly could prove helpful in the screen game, which the Cowboys like to use early and often.
Dr: How big of a disappointment is Holland?
Rainer Sabin: I think the Cowboys are disappointed he hasn't been able to practice. But it's too early to say he's been a "disappointment." After all, he was brought in as a backup lineman. He didn't really have high expectations to begin with.


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Gov. Andrew Cuomo, left, fishes for brook trout on Boreas Pond in the Adirondacks on Sunday.
Gov. Cuomo treated members of his cabinet and a number of senior staff members to a trip to the Adirondacks this past Sunday. He wanted them to see the Boreas Ponds Tract that will be added to the state's Adirondack holdings. The timberlands were owned by the Finch Pruyn Paper Company for 150 years, but were purchased by the Nature Conservancy.
The governor recently signed a contract that will provide for the outright purchase of 69,000 acres from the Conservancy. He invited the press to tag along and report on the events of the day. It meant a 350-mile drive for me, but it was well worth the trip.
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