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Stress experienced by men alters sperm and affects children
|Author: Mustafa Zahmak (from United Press International---UPI)
Date: Tuesday, June 18th, 2013
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Stress as a pre-adolescent or adult leaves a lasting impression on a dad's sperm that gives his kids a blunted reaction to stress, U.S. researchers say.
Study leader Tracy L. Bale of the Perelman School of Medicine and the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia said the findings point to a never-before-seen link to stress-related diseases such as anxiety and depression passed from father to child.
The study involved male mice exposed to six weeks of chronic stress, before breeding, either throughout puberty or only in adulthood. Examples of stress include sudden move to another cage, predator odor such as fox urine, noise, or a foreign object in the cage.
Male mice are ideal for such an experiment because they do not participate in offspring rearing, meaning any external factors outside of germ-cell formation are essentially eliminated, Bale said.
The study, published in the Journal of Neuroscience, found offspring from paternal stress groups displayed significantly blunted levels of the stress hormone corticosterone -- in humans, it's cortisol -- in response to stress.
This stress pathway dysregulation -- when reactivity to stress is either heightened or reduced -- is a sign an organism doesn't have the ability to respond appropriately to a changing environment and as a result, their stress response becomes irregular, which can lead to stress-related disorders, Bale said.
"It didn't matter if dads were going through puberty or in adulthood when stressed before they mated," Bale said in a statement. "We've shown here for the first time that stress can produce long-term changes to sperm that reprogram the offspring hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, a region of the brain that governs responses to stress."
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Facebook: Just How Connected Are We?
Connected or Disconnected?
Since Facebook started in 2004, it has generated over 800 million users, connecting friends, family, old lovers, colleagues and even entire businesses around the world. With the average user spending 55 minutes per day on the site, we are really just beginning to understand the effects it is having on society—both good and bad. Clearly, Facebook has become a platform from which to launch, maintain and develop social ties. On the one hand, it allows us to communicate in ways that were never before possible, but on the other hand, it alters the quality of face-to-face relationships. Though we may be connected all the time, we may be more disconnected than ever before.
Facebook has revolutionized the meaning of friendship. At one time, friendship required the emotional bonding of two people—a connection that took place over a period of time, but now friendship has been transformed into a verb, as in, "friending," or "to friend someone." With the click of two buttons (one for the request of friendship and one for its acceptance) we can collect another member into our social circle. Some users collect hundreds and even thousands of friends. David Smallwood, an addictions expert based in London blames Facebook for what he calls, "friendship addiction," saying that the problem with Facebook is that it's all about acquisition.
British anthropologist, Robin Dunbar, theorized in 1992 that the average human being is capable of maintaining stable social relationships with approximately 150 people. This number was developed based on studies that examined group size among primates comparative to the size of the brain's neocortex. Dunbar found that this part of the brain is only capable of handling so many interpersonal relationships.
More recently, though, Dunbar wondered if social networking sites like Facebook were causing that number to grow. In a 2010 study, he concluded that the number was still the same and although people had more "friends" than ever before, they were only keeping in touch with a small portion of these. We might wonder then, why do we have so many friends? Are they merely "flashing lights," so to speak. A comforting distraction? And if so, are they taking away from time we could spend on relationships that really matter?
Some research suggests that Facebook is valuable because it increases social capital by providing a larger network of resources to utilize. Social capital refers to the benefits that are acquired through social relationships. In 2002, Adler and Kwon published an article called, "Social Capital: Prospects For A New Concept" that said greater social capital leads to healthier individuals, lower crime rates and greater participation in civic activities.
Having thousands of friends is like having a library of books; on occasion one is taken off the shelf, dusted off and scanned for needed information. Jackie Rodriquez, for instance, was moving from Los Angeles to Calgary. She was looking for work in marketing and was able to connect with a friend of a friend on Facebook who then introduced her to a member of the firm where she successfully landed a job.
The real problem comes when offline relationships are negatively affected by the online ones. For instance in 2009, an anonymous woman that CNN named, Cynthia Newton, confessed to spending nearly 20 hours a week on the site despite the negative implications it was having on her relationship with her daughter. "I'm an addict. I just get lost in Facebook," she said.
Other cases are more serious. In October 2010, Florida resident, Alexandra Tobias, shook her baby to death because his crying was disrupting her virtual game on Facebook. Tobias has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder of her son.
Evidently, there are instances where Facebook use disconnects us from reality. Some users spend an excess amount of time on the site checking it every hour of the day or more.
For many, the steady flow of information on Facebook is like caffeine in the bloodstream; each cup is habit-forming and leads to wanting more.
Charles of Napier University says, "Like gambling, Facebook keeps users in a neurotic limbo, not knowing whether they should hang on in there just in case they miss out on something good." According to the Facebook statistics of 2011, 48 percent of 18-34 year olds who use Facebook, check the site as soon as they get up in the morning and 28 percent of this same group check it before getting out of bed.
"It's connection without effort," says an anonymous high school teacher, "kids love it because it feels like a reality away from reality and adults love it because it fits perfectly into their busy lives."
According to Census, Americans are working more hours per day than they used to. This might make it more difficult to carry on friendships outside of work and family. Going out of the way to maintain a social life can, at times, feel like a lot of energy for some, and many rather do it from the comfortable confines of the computer. "Even if you don't go out with your friends regularly, it's nice to know that they're still there," adds the teacher.
Clive Thompson, a technology blogger and writer for the New York Times suggests that Facebook merely gives us a new way of connecting. He believes status updates over time allow us to sense the "rhythms" in the lives of our friends. Social psychologists call this, "ambient awareness," and on Facebook, this allows us to pick up on someone's mood based on the little things they do such as comments, likes, or status updates.
Thompson says, "taken together, over time, the little snippets coalesce into a surprisingly sophisticated portrait of your friends' and family members' lives, like thousands of dots making a pointillist painting." He continues: "This was never before possible, because in the real world, no friend would bother to call you up and detail the sandwiches she was eating." His article goes on to describe this phenomena as, "an invisible dimension floating over everyday life," and this adds a new level of intimacy between friends, creating not disconnection, but perhaps a deeper feeling of connection.
"Facebook broadens our children's social circle in a way that wasn't quite possible before this technology," says Marjie Braun Knudsen, an author who writes about issues effecting teens and children. She shares that Facebook has in fact, allowed her children to form deeper connections to kids they might not normally interact with. For children who tend to only hang out with kids who are involved in mutual activities, Facebook exposes them to a much more diverse landscape of people and thus, helps them connect more deeply to themselves and the world.
Should we be careful? The ease of Facebook is a trap for some and can deter young people from taking social risks that further development. From the safety of computers, we are able to hide behind identities and interact in ways that may or may not be genuine. When we sign in to Facebook, relationships are in our control, giving us the power to engage or disengage when we want.
Author, Jesse Rice, says Facebook can be a "form of emotional pornography—we get the brief and intense feeling of intimacy without having to worry about commitment, conflict resolution, or the time required to build a truly intimate relationship."
Facebook can enhance our social lives and bring out the best of our collective visions in creative, coherent ways, but it can also provide an environment lacking in both authenticity and true social bonding opportunities.
Sherry Turkle, technology writer and professor at MIT, says in regards to technology that we can become "so busy communicating that we don't have time to sit down and have a conversation." With more "friends" than we've ever had and internet-related addictions on the rise, it is obvious that we walk a fine line of connection and disconnection.
In her essay, "Facebook and the New Narcissism," Christine Rosen says, "For centuries, the rich and the powerful documented their existence and their status through painted portraits." She goes on to compare the use of Facebook to a painter and a blank canvas, leading with the idea that Facebook users are mostly narcissistic in nature.
Maybe she is right. Then again, perhaps what's needed is a more mindful objective around the use of Facebook in order to stay connected offline while at the same time, staying authentic with each other and ourselves online. Can we find a middle ground to walk, making each brush stroke on Facebook with intention?
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[…] hard for me at times to see beyond some of the downfalls with technology, like more "friends" and fewer thoughtfully cultivated relationships. I am curious to hear how media and […]
[…] though most people understand that all of humanity is interconnected, we often forget that that connection can really never be broken whether by violence, theft or […]
[…] The world has a hypnotic effect that is designed to take us away from what is real. And what is real is the still, small voice inside that we all have. That voice is desperate to be heard. Yet we spend so much time distracted by the drama going on around us and ruling over our little kingdoms that it never gets heard. And we wonder why we feel disconnected even though we have all this technology saying we aren't. […]
[…] before have human beings communicated and collaborated together on the planet in such a way–except when we knew how to communicate telepathically, of course—and I think my boyfriend […]
[…] What are you missing by texting while you are walking? Did you see the father hug his son? Did you hear the little girl laughing because she was being tickled? Did you notice the slobbering bulldog next to you? Or, are you being zapped too? The first step to becoming unzapped is to sit back in your chair, look up from reading this article and take a deep breath! […]
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[…] As a blogger, I do spend time on my computer writing and reading feedback. I write almost obsessively and it's a huge part of who I am. Part of the reason I don't yet own a smartphone is that I'm afraid of abusing it and being one of those people with their heads constantly bowed over a few-inches-long piece of technology—and I don't want to be. […]

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Facts about Bhoomika Kochhar's death
Bhoomika Kochhar who recently found dead hanging by the wall on June 15, 2013 is a clear case of Women Exploitation and Domestic Violence. Especially looking at it from the angle of women exploitation then its a case that can teach us so much about the role of domestic violence and abuse.
Bhoomika Kochhar and Akaash Jatia fell in love with each other at Boston University where they both studied for four years under the college's undergrad programme in 2006. With family disagreement and hesitation, they got married on January 2011. After the marriage, Bhoomika, a resident of Muttontown in New York, shifted to Nepal to live with her in-laws. Their marriage was going through rough edges where Bhoomika was unhappy and depressed.
Domestic Violence (Crime and Punishment) Act, 2066 (2009) of Nepal says, ""Domestic Violence means any form of physical, mental, sexual and economic harm perpetrated by person to a person with whom he/she has a family relationship and this word also includes any acts of reprimand or emotional harm."
According to the Kochhars, "They claim to spend over $2 million in dowry till date. Bhoomika was physical and mental tortured despite this. She was willing to end her relationship and come back to the US,"
Section 3 (1) of Social Behaviour (Improvement) Act of Nepal states that noone will take or give dowry. Dowry is illegal but its practice is very common in Nepal, especially in Madhesh where marriage is a pompous affair and dowry an integral part of the wedding ceremony.
Similarly, the Interim Constitution of Nepal, 2063 (2007) prohibits physical, mental or any other form of Violence against Women (VAW) and declares that such acts shall be punishable by law [Article 20(3)]. It also incorporates a separate article recognizing that women's rights, including reproductive rights, are fundamental. The Interim Constitution recognizes the right to equality as a fundamental right. It provides that all citizens are equal before law [Article 13(1)].
"Bhoomika was a well educated and sensible person who under such domestic circumstances might have committed suicide which is a question of investigation. She left her family and opportunity for her husband and became a Nepali citizen. She was mentally and psychologically pressured with high notion of intention where she landed herself to depression in absence of support and love. Her emails clearly state that she was ignored and suppressed by her mother in-laws expectation and needs, where overcoming the verbal abuses and ignorance was a torture for her. One cannot imagine her psychological state in regards to the happenings and her state of mind. Though her act doesn't justifies the wrong that was happening to her but it highlights the current trend of dowry and psychological pressure that a woman goes through in a family after marriage," said Sajina Karki a Lawyer.
According to the Police, " Due to the complication of the case there are many hurdles where the we have not been able to intervene in the case for instance bhoomika's suicide was reported after the body was taken to the Hospital, so the we are not sure about the position and posture of the suicide. We have to completely rely on the autopsy report. Police have confirmed that they have received three copies of the FIR that Bhoomika's father had lodged on different dates. In absence of the bhoomika's Father the police is not able to further investigate properly in the case."
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Colangelo's other finalist in 2005 to take over the transformation of USA Basketball from a novelty every FIBA year to a multi-year commitment was San Antonio's Pop. Some have already made the case he become the winner should Coach K decide to step away, and with good reason: He understands how to win with international players and certainly how to beat them, too. No other team has had as much success in the NBA that has been so heavily based on its foreign players than San Antonio.
Here's what Colangelo told the Sacramento Bee in May:
"If you recall, Mike and Pop were my two choices in 2005," Colangelo said in a phone interview. "When I talked to Coach K, he almost jumped through the phone. I didn't sense that same enthusiasm in my conversation with 'Pop.' Afterward, he sent me a letter and said I misinterpreted what he said. He felt I had misjudged him, and maybe I did. But that was a long time ago. How can anyone argue with his record, his performance? With him as a great coach?"
The Bee's Ailiene Voisin also points out Pop spent five years studying intelligence near the Soviet border after graduation from the Air Force Academy. He loves his country and has been the best basketball coach in the world not named Phil Jackson since he became the Spurs' head coach. Next?


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ENT Forum Get To Know You Thread Pt 2
Version one here.
The purpose of this thread is for new members of the forum to introduce themselves, and for old members to get to know each other a bit better.
Happy posting!
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I feel sad that the old thread is gone. It's been here as long as I can remember, and it was the last of Top41's threads. *sniffles*
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Wow, that post lasted almost two years. When that post was created, Enterprise was on Wednesday nights and life was good!
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I started posting in here last week (See Enterprise is cool thread, which is probably on the second page now) because of watching the fourth season in syndication and being really really excited to see quality trek (First time in 6 years) again. The first three seasons were overall average, but season 4 was just...wow. I still need to see Kir'shara, and I can't wait till the andorian arc starts. I think I was so convinced that the only season I'm getting from this show is the fourth season. I havn't seen maybe half of it (Or maybe just 7 episodes), but based on what I have I'm asking for it for christmas, and I've already bought Star Wars III.
As for me, nothing much else to tell. I'm a fan of TNG and DS9 mostly, but like all the series to certain extents, and have all of the original, TNG, and DS9, and 4 seasons of Voyager. I'm going to school at a community college and started my application process to a California State University today by submitting one of them. I'm from the bay area, been a trek fans since the age of 3 (I'm 21 now), and I'm just easy going and want to be cool. :cool:
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To re-introduce myself to those who aren't that familiar with me and my posts/threads yet...I'm cooleddie74.
I'm a 31-year-old Trekker who lives in the state of Virginia(USA). I'm single without any kids...but dating.
I'm also mildly insane with a fetish for bizarre photo captions.
Just ask. :D :devil:
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Gosh, I think I was even still a mod when the first get to know you thread was started. Now I can barely find time to come in here anymore :( But I am still around on occasion - so a big *wave* to all older posters I don't get to speak to as often and to all the new posters who I don't know yet
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Hi Everyone!
I'm a trek fan, I pretty much like all the series with the exception of TOS, though I find it fun to watch at times.
I'm a 25 year old law student, married with two cats.
I enjoy having trek marathons (though it often results in an addiction to that particular show), lately I'm working through enterprise. I also am a fan of Firefly, BSG and fantasy epics like Wheel of Time.
So, Hello!
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Welcome to our dysfuctional family. Enjoy and post lots! :D
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Hello. http://img484.imageshack.us/img484/5...iley0666sw.gif
I never posted in the other thread, but I'm here now. :D I've just recently finished the season 4 DVD's. I only started watching Enterprise when the DVD's came out, but I'm now a big fan.
Just wish there was a season 5. :(
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Whee, new thread! And since I never did take the time in the last one to introduce myself...
I'm Thena. And I can't think of anything else to say about myself other than I'm 28, single, and I can't get enough of Malcolm Reed although I do get distracted by Mayweather's biceps from time to time.
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*sneaks into Enterprise forum*. (I normally lurk over at Voyager...)
Just saying the show is growing on me, Liked Scott Bakula in quantum leap (when i was so small - i still think of "oh boy" when i see him!), thought he'd make a good trek captain when i first heard. Stretching out watching the episodes so they last me some time. Ive actually seen the very last episode. To be honest (dont kill me) its not too bad!
anyway, hi y'all!
Now im older i think Scott Bakula is :drool: - again, dont kill me!
*runs away*
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Er, I mean, Welcome! Have fun!
Meh. Some like it. Some don't. Don't be afraid of us that loathe that episode so much that we'd rather be sat on by a Sumo wrestler and be farted upon repeatedly than watch it again.
We're a tad dysfunctional, but we're a family none-the-less. :D
We won't kill ya. Torture you maybe... make you sign over your soul and your firstborn child, but we definitely won't kill you! :devil:
Seriously, I hope you'll post and not be scared off by the madness that is this forum. ;)
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^ im begining to feel right at home already :eek:
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Well, given my post in the "Why Are You Still Here?" thread, I suppose I ought to finally introduce myself...
Hiya. Name's Randy (in case you couldn't tell :p). I'm 22 years old and I live in New England. Huge Firefly/Serenity fan, also into Star Wars, Tolkien, and of course Star Trek. Favorite Trek show is DS9. I didn't really get into Enterprise until the final season, due to an unfortunate combination of reasons. Oh well, better late than never, eh? ;)
I'm also a big baseball and American football fan, my favorite teams being the Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots (big surprise :p).
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Welcome to the newbies! Like startraveller said, don't mind us. We might be a little nutty at times, but we're mostly harmless. Hope you enjoy yourselves! :D
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Choose a design theme that reflects your trip. I chose the Travel theme with backgrounds such as woven mats and large fronds that capture the spirit of Africa. They're the perfect complement to my photos, bringing our travel story to life on each page.
We spent a huge part of our honeymoon seeing the spectacular wildlife of Africa. In our photo book, pictures of animals sit alongside those of people we met, my husband, and me. The layouts look really fun, and anyone flipping through the pages can tell how impressed we were by each majestic creature. Now we have a three-year-old daughter and she loves to identify the animals as well as Mommy and Daddy. Our whole family enjoys it again and again.
We were lucky enough to come home with some really amazing photos. One of my favorites is of my husband and me on safari, so I decided to use it as our book's cover. A big, vibrant photo of your smiling face makes everyone want to look inside.
On our honeymoon, we took amazing photos of the animals of Africa. Our photo book displays them perfectly, telling the story of our travels. It turned out so well that we use it as a coffee table book. Everyone who sees it is really impressed, and we can relive our trip of a lifetime anytime we want. I've ordered several for family and friends so they can see Africa through our eyes.


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'American Idol': Casey Abrams Kisses J.Lo, Gets Steven Tyler F-ing Excited (VIDEO)
In that moment, he stole a quick kiss on her temple before finishing up, as she blushed and smiled in surprise. "See now, Casey's not playing fair," she said.
Steven Tyler was so worked up about the performance that he forgot he was on live television. "There [are] millions of people in America that are really angry, because you pissed them off because you're so f****** good!" he shouted.
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Censors got the sound turned off, but the lips were clear as day. What was funny about the moment was that he didn't even seem to realize what he'd said until he finished his thought and Randy Jackson finally brought it to his attention. "Darn good!" he corrected, way too late.
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|Analysis of responses to bradykinin and influence of HOE 140 in the isolated perfused rat lung.
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|PMID: 8024007 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|The inhibitory effects of HOE 140, a novel bradykinin B2 receptor antagonist, on pulmonary vascular and airway responses to bradykinin (BK) were investigated under conditions of controlled pulmonary blood flow and ventilation and constant left atrial pressure in the isolated blood-perfused rat lung. Under baseline conditions, BK produced dose-related increases in pulmonary arterial perfusion pressure without changing airway pressure. However, when pulmonary arterial pressure was raised to a high steady level, increases in pulmonary arterial pressure in response to BK were enhanced and BK then produced dose-related increases in airway pressure. Responses to BK were reproducible with respect to time and were not different when the inspired fraction of O2 was 0.21 or 0.95 and HOE 140 was 0.8 nM/ml (50 micrograms/kg) and decreased both pulmonary vascular and airway responses to the peptide. HOE 140 had no significant effect on pulmonary vascular responses to angiotensin II, serotonin, nitric oxide, sodium nitroprusside, albuterol, or pinacidil. Additionally, in these experiments, HOE 140 had no effect on the pulmonary arterial pressor response to ventilatory hypoxia. These results suggest BK has significant vasoconstrictor and bronchoconstrictor effects that are mediated by B2 receptors and are dependent on the baseline level of tone in the airways and in the pulmonary vascular bed. The present results suggest that HOE 140 is a highly selective, BK B2 receptor antagonist in the pulmonary vascular bed of the rat. These data also suggest that HOE 140 may be a useful probe for studying the role of BK in the pulmonary vascular bed in physiological and pathophysiological conditions.
|B D Nossaman; C J Feng; P J Kadowitz
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|Type: Comparative Study; In Vitro; Journal Article
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|Title: The American journal of physiology Volume: 266 ISSN: 0002-9513 ISO Abbreviation: Am. J. Physiol. Publication Date: 1994 Jun
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|Created Date: 1994-08-02 Completed Date: 1994-08-02 Revised Date: 2006-11-15
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|Nlm Unique ID: 0370511 Medline TA: Am J Physiol Country: UNITED STATES
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|Department of Anesthesiology, Tulane University Medical School, New Orleans, Louisiana 70112-2699.
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15-Hydroxy-11 alpha,9 alpha-(epoxymethano)prosta-5,13-dienoic Acid
Arginine / analogs & derivatives, pharmacology
Blood Pressure / drug effects
Bradykinin / analogs & derivatives*, antagonists & inhibitors, pharmacology*
Captopril / pharmacology
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Remi got a nice Lami-cell Orange sprice saddle pad and a new bridle!
My grandma also got Ejie her first bridle but I don't have it set up yet
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Doradokid wrote:We are seeing hard starting on my 2000 XC. Put on a replacement check valve and the pressure jumped to the point it blew our pressure testing gauge (about 100 PSI) and car starting was even worse. The valve was placed close to the tank and in the correct direction. Removed the replacement. Checking pump pressure, which I believe should be about 35 PSI, we are seeing it go to 10 PSI sometimes, then climb to 20 and then the car starts to fire. Sometimes car starts right up, other times we have long cranking time. The variations in fuel pressure at start makes us think the problem is fuel pump. But if any of you have any other recommendations, we would be glad to hear them.
We will be trying to test electrical connections and current at the pump to make sure the problem is not just an electrical on.
If we were to change the fuel pump and don't want to have to disassemble the rear axle and rip out the rear end, have any of you tried cutting a hole from above to get to the pump? Did it work? Any hints. Saw a link to doing that on a 1998 but it seems the pump on the 98 is not in the same location as on a 2000 XC.
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JRL wrote:Yes
Google that part.
On Amazon for about $28
Mount it as close to the fuel tank as possible
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My opinion I'm inclined to disagree with OP if only because I really don't want to see the US betrayed or blamed again for problems in that region. It's damned if we do and damned if we don't, we're looking hypocritical either way. I'd say if a year prior we'd have helped the iranian people it would seem less a double standard from us to help out now--others would argue that's just politics and it smells bad.
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Absolute bargain. Wish they\'d published contact details as well, though…
Absolute bargain. Wish they\'d published contact details as well, though…
I don\'t like Oliver Kamm very much. I think he\'s a smug bore, that he\'s approximately 10% as clever as he believes himself to be, and that he promotes a particularly noxious variety of Decent-ism.
However, even allowing for the proposition that Oliver Kamm is a cunt, then Neil Clark is a grotesque Frankenstein-esque creation sewn together from the rotting, diseased organs of dead AIDS-ridden prostitutes. He\'s a fan of the late, lamented Slobodan Milosovic, and indeed of Greater Serbia in general, which would tend to raise alarm bells but doesn\'t make him inherently evil.
No, Mr Clark is inherently evil because he tried to sue Oliver Kamm for libel, after Mr Kamm suggested that one of Mr Clark\'s book reviews was so badly written and point-missing that it was debatable whether he\'d even read the book. Rather than, say, calling Mr Kamm a cunt, he started to fire off writs, bringing the first reported UK libel action against a blogger.
This would not have been a good precedent for free speech. Luckily, being rich, well-connected and stubborn, Mr Kamm was able to hire and brief sufficiently competent lawyers that Mr Clark was scared enough to drop the case and flee, hopefully deterring others from following suit. I also approve of Mr Kamm\'s conjecture that \"I consider it wrong in principle and self-defeating … to threaten legal action against a blogger\".
In blog-libel-related news, it has now been established in the High Court that NuLab party hack and tedious blogger Phil Dilks did not kick a teenage girl in the arse for mocking him on the campaign trail. The case has also definitively established that Mr Dilks is a litigious scumbag, as with anyone else ever to have brought a libel case rather than merely telling their critics to fuck off – but presumably he feels it\'s better to be a proven litigious scumbag than a wrongly accused girl-kicker. And he\'s certainly not as bad as Neil Clark.
Insane right-wing Americans, who\'ve almost certainly never been to France and hate the French for their cheese consumption and lack of redneck stupidity (side note: they should meet my friend\'s girlfriend\'s rural French family, who are apparently an easy match for any Appalachian in Hickness Quotient), believe France is subject to an intifada (link broadly representative of wingnut opinion).
No, a few thuggish low-income low-prospects French people are rioting a bit. It happens. Get a fucking grip, you Arab-hating buffoons…
So far, in the collapse of \"we have a stupid business model and we steal money off idiots\" company Farepak, HBOS have been blamed for:
a) foreclosing on the company instead of letting them trade while insolvent;
b) not foreclosing on the company soon enough, and therefore letting them squander the idiots\' money on running cost.
Now, let\'s assume, for no reason whatsoever, that people fucktardly enough to stick their savings in a non-FSA regulated institution deserve anything other than bankruptcy (Christ, we don\'t have debtors\' prisons anymore, the worst that will happen to any of these idiots is \"explaining to their kids that Santa has only brought tangerines and handmade cards\", which happened to me for the first few years of my life anyway because my parents thought that books, pensions and schools were a better investment).
Nonetheless, allowing for human stupidity, HBOS are the last people who should be blamed for Farepak\'s collapse, and any stupid cunt who\'s considering withdrawing their HBOS account over the scandal should just fuck off. As anyone with half a brain might notice, a) and b) are the opposites of each other; HBOS moved from funding Farepak to foreclosing\" when it became apparent that Farepak was no longer a going concern. The latter phrase has a technical meaning, but it\'s basically \"when any fucker who ought to know notices that the company can\'t possibly pay its debts and carry on unless something incredibly unlikely happens\".
HBOS noticed this, and had the company wound up. The company kept on lying that it wouldn\'t otherwise have gone under for a while, then admitted that it was screwed. HBOS\'s role, in other words, was to make the company be wound up shortly before it was unable to meet its hamper commitments, and therefore save its investors their November and December payments.
I\'m not a fan of companies that exploit the stupid and the gullible, which makes me not a fan of Farepak. If you want to save some money, stick it in either an ING account or a National Savings ISA (depending on whether you pay some or no tax, respectively), then buy presents at Christmas. If any cunt asks for your money without a Bank of England guarantee, tell them to fuck off.
This doesn\'t mitigate my contempt and hatred for the bastards at Farepak who spent the customers\' money on wages and running costs rather than calling the receivers on themselves. But although I\'d be delighted to see the directors sent to jail, don\'t blame the bankers (or the auditors) for not doing what it isn\'t and shouldn\'t be their jobs to do.
I\'m always amused when \"community leaders\" get hoist by the \'offensiveness warrants locking up\' petard (fact fans: see also the majority of convictions both ever and in the last five years for incitement to racial hatred. Defendants = not white). I also think that being abusive to a policeman when it\'s at his discretion whether or not to book you is a fucking stupid plan.
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Children have ample time for free, imaginative play. The classroom, bathed in natural light, is filled with natural, open-ended play things such as cut rounds of branches, polished stones, wooden toys, handmade dolls, beeswax and shells. Fibers such as wool, silk and cotton also provide varied textures that enhance the child's sensory integration. The wooden play kitchen and doll corner invite children to play the roles of life that they experience all around them. The open-ended quality of these simple, natural toys leaves much to the child's imagination. Our classrooms embrace the motion that is characteristic of all young children and give time and space for the children to move and climb.
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In keeping with Waldorf educational philosophy, our Merrily We Meet Parent and Child Playgroup embraces the wonder of early childhood. Babies and toddlers, together with their parent or primary caregiver are welcome. Groups meet one morning per week for two hours to enjoy a peaceful morning enriched with song, verse, snack and play.
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Children learn best when we envelop them with love and meaningful work to imitate. In class, teachers and parents cooperate in purposeful activity, which inspires the children in their play. Children may help or play independently as they begin learning how to be an individual within a group.
Through bread making and sharing of a wholesome snack, children are enveloped in the warmth of community spirit. Handwork projects for the adults enrich our experience of the seasons. Through beautiful, age-appropriate songs and stories, teachers assist parents in creating a healthy and harmonious rhythm for their child's day. With joy and laughter, parents and children celebrate this time of togetherness.
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Through reading and discussion, parents gain an understanding of ways in which seeds planted in early childhood blossom in later years. Teachers answer questions and make recommendations for parents interested in learning more about Waldorf education. Playgroup families are welcome at all school festivals and gatherings and are often active participants in the Suncoast Waldorf School community.
Merrily We Meet parent-child program is appropriate for parents, grandparents, and/or caregivers of crawling babies and toddlers to age 3. Families may join at any time, as space allows, and the remainder of the tuition for the semester will be prorated from the start date. If the class that you are interested in is full, indicate on your application that you would like to be wait-listed for that class.
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Classes are offered on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday mornings from 9:30am-12pm. Each session is 8 weeks. Yarrow Ries will lead the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday class.
All classes are sold out for the Fall Session in Palm Harbor, but we are currently accepting enrollments for Winter and Spring Sessions. If you would like to be added to the wait list for the Fall, click here.
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This year we are starting a new playgroup in St. Petersburg on Thursday mornings from 9:30am-12pm. Each session is 8 weeks. Our Lead MWM Teacher, Yarrow Ries, will be leading the new St. Petersburg class. Space is still available in this class for all Sessions.
Fall Session 2015 – September 14th – November 6th (Sold Out in Palm Harbor, Spots still available in St. Pete)
Winter Session 2016 – January 11th – March 4th (Monday class will go through March 14th because of holidays)
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Cost: $195 (plus $25 supply fee) for an 8-week session. Payment can be made online, or via check or cash at the school office.
As with all school enrollment, there is no make-up or refund for missed classes.
CLICK HERE for the Fall 2015 Palm Harbor Wait List
We currently offer three mixed-age Kindergarten classes: The Morning Glory Garden, The Sunflower Garden, and the Periwinkle Garden.
We also offer The Marigold Garden class which is a Nursery Class for children 3-4 years old.
Our kindergarten classes welcome children 3 years to 6 years of age and are guided by a lead teacher with an assistant. Classes are held Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 12:30pm. We have options for children to attend 2, 3 or 5 days each week. For those parents who require care for their children in the afternoon, there is a lunch / nap option from 12:30pm to 3:00pm daily. During the lunch / nap program, children sit together to enjoy a packed lunch from home and then rest during a peaceful quiet time.


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Philip's Confectionery is a sensory delight and, ironically, it's your nose, not your mouth, that takes in the very first treat. Open the door to this Port Richmond sweet shop and you're awash in the pungent smell of fresh-roasted nuts, fresh popcorn, candied apples, peanut butter clusters, chocolate fudge and sugar-spun cotton candy.
It's the smell of candy and confections made the old-fashioned way, by hand, which is the way Philip's has been doing things for 70 years, back when it first became a Coney Island landmark. Had the candy shop at Surf Avenue and the boardwalk in Brooklyn not been forced out to make way for the reconstruction of the Stillwell Avenue subway station, Staten Islanders might never have gotten the opportunity to see a real carnival-style sweet-shop in action.
Phillip's Confectionary of Coney Island
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Edited by hillbill, 13 August 2004 - 08:22 AM.
Posted 13 August 2004 - 11:45 AM
I've passed by this store many times and I never would have thought to visit if not for the stories in the papers about it.
I spoke with John Dorman, the co-owner for a bit. He told me that they don't work with chocolate at all during the summer (although there were some chocolate-dipped grapes and a few other chocolate items in the display case) and that they start again in September. He said that they use Nestle's chocolate for most of what they make, but also some French chocolate for some items. I bought some cashew clusters that were still warm, and I also saw candied apples, marshmallow-coconut patties, and something on a stick (bananas?) covered in coconut and some jellied(?) fruit and fig bars that he said were also homemade, among other items.
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Posted 19 August 2004 - 10:44 AM
That seedy little strip of stores is quite interesting, what with the book store, Phillip's, and Artmaxx selling fine art reproductions.
On a visit to see my cousin, who lives on Staten Island, we stumbled upon Philip's after a visit to the used bookstore a few doors down. The place has an old style feel to it -- in a good nostalgic kind of a way. It's not that the chocolate is anywhere near the best I've ever had but the feel of the place is authentic and while a lot of the chocolate selections are candy-bar quality, ....
This comment from the article
helped me to understand exactly what Phillip's is, and is not. It's a boardwalk sweet shop serving the hoi-polloi (I mean that as a compliment) that happened to relocate to a side street in the middle of Staten Island. As I mention above, John Dorman, the co-owner, said straight out that he's using Nestle chocolate for most of the chocolate items and the lack of pretense of the place and the man is especially appealing to me, being that I'm part of the unwashed masses myself and all that.
a real carnival-style sweet-shop
I think it's really neat that the place survives as it does. Too bad it's not down on Sand Lane near the boardwalk (along with a whole bunch of other Coney Island type of businesses!) but in a way it's even more compellingly bizarre in the location that it is.
P.S. If you want to visit another neat used bookstore next time you're on Staten Island, check out Everything Goes.
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Things to know in Indian River this week: Aug. 6
Learn about Mars Rover
Hours after NASA's Curiosity Rover lands on Mars after an eight-month journey from Earth, the Treasure Coast Astronomical Society will present "Curious about Curiosity: A Celebration of Mars Exploration" at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Richardson Center on Mueller Campus of Indian River State College, 6155 College Lane in Vero Beach. The program will begin with a brief presentation by elementary students in the "FLYP for Science" program at the Indian River County Main Library, followed by a multimedia presentation by astronomical society members discussing Curiosity Rover's functions and purpose. Assuming all goes well, NASA video feeds of the Mars landing will be shown. Open to all ages, the program is best suited for families with elementary-age children and older. Admission is free. For information, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 772-770-5060, ext. 4132.
Candidates to square off
The Taxpayers' Association of Indian River County will host a forum for candidates seeking the offices of county tax collector and property appraiser at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Elks Club, 1350 26th St. in Vero Beach. In the property appraiser race, incumbent David C. Nolte faces challenger Thomas Dehn in the Aug. 14 Republican primary. Dehn has a prior commitment and is not expected to attend. Both candidates in the GOP primary for tax collector, incumbent Carole Jean Jordan and challenger Thomas S. Lowther, are expected to attend. Cost of lunch is $15. For information, call 772-473-7629.
Summerfest concert set
The Cultural Council of Indian River County will present the Symphony of the Americas' SummerFest Classical Concert on Wednesday at Christ by the Sea United Methodist Church, 3755 State Road A1A in Vero Beach. The concert will be preceded by a conductor's workshop from 5 to 6 p.m. and a musicians' reception at 6:30 p.m. The performance by the Rome-based Mission Chamber Orchestra will begin at 7:30 p.m. Advance tickets are $25 and available at cultural-council.org, by calling 772-770-4857 or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Climate change discussion
Steve Traxler, a senior biologist at the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, will give an update on recent climate change studies in South Florida and talk about how climate change will affect conservation efforts on the Treasure Coast at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, 5600 N. U.S. 1 near Fort Pierce. A reception with an appetizer buffet and cash bar will follow the presentation. The lecture is free and open to the public; reservations are not required. For more information, call 772-242-2506.
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Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, 5600 N. U.S. 1 near Fort Pierce, will sponsor a kayaking excursion on the Indian River Lagoon from 9:30 to 1:30 a.m. Thursday beginning at the institute's Ocean Discovery Center. Cost is $40, which includes kayak, instruction, a professional guide and insights from a Harbor Branch scientist. Lunch will be available afterward at the Link Port Café on campus. For information and reservations, call 772-242-2559.
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The Nigerian Communication Commission has fined MTN, Airtel, Globacom and Etisalat a total of N22m for contravening the ban it placed on lotteries and promotions by the Global System of Mobile communication service providers.
This came few months after the telecoms regulator fined the same operators to the tune of N1.4bn for offering poor quality of service.
This time, the Head, Media and Public Relations, NCC, Mr. Reuben Muoka, said, in a statement, that the companies ran foul of the regulator's ban on promotions and lotteries.
According to Muoka, MTN Nigeria Communications Limited will pay N10m on account of five promotions at N2m for each promotion, while Etisalat is expected to pay N6m for three promotions on its network.
The NCC spokesman said Airtel would be required to pay N4m for running two promotions, while Globacom would pay N2m for one promotion.
"All the operators have seven days to pay their respective sanction amounts from the date of receipt of the sanction notice on February 22, 2013 and are liable to the payment of the sum of N1m for any day that the contravention persists," he said.
The notice of the sanctions, signed by the Director, Legal and Regulatory Services, NCC, Ms. Josephine Amuwa, read in part, "In the event of further non-compliance with the ban, and or refusal to pay the sanction amount within the stipulated time, the commission shall have no other option than to impose stiffer penalties in accordance with the powers of the commission, including but not limited to payment of N1m for each day that the contravention persists."
The notice stated that the failure of the service providers to discontinue the promotions in accordance with the commission's directives was a direct contravention of NCC's guidelines on adverts and promotions, as well as the Nigerian Communications (Enforcement Processes, etc) Regulations 2005.
Specifically, MTN was penalised for running five promotions, including the 'free airtime for MTN to MTN calls (8am-5pm); MTN to MTN SMS and free MB for data; free N100.00 airtime for MTN to MTN calls, airtime bonus valid for life; MTN Super Saver, get 500 per cent, bonus valid till midnight; and recharge with N100.00 today and get N500 free credit instantly.'
Three promotions ran by Etisalat attracted the fine. They are the buy a MIFI device and get 1GB free for six months; buy a router device and get 50MB free data spread over four months; and get 30 per cent instant bonus on every plan subscription/renewal over 200MB.
On the other hand, Airtel was sanctioned for two promotions: Dongle and MIFI offerings and reverse auction service.
Mouka said Globacom was sanctioned for running a promo: buy Samsung Galaxy SIII or Galaxy Note II and get free 500MB on activation; and free 100MB for six months.
The commission had in a letter dated November 8, 2012, directed all licensees to discontinue all promotions and lotteries running on their networks with immediate effect.


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Megan Fox left Transformers for questionably bigger and better ventures, one of which entails playing the female badass in upcoming Western blockbuster Jonah Hex.
As always, Fox took her role very seriously. She may have hated having to lay for hours in a tanning bed for director Michael Bay to reach that perfect shade of hot-girl-bronze, but she had no problem squeezing her already tiny figure into a bone crushing corset.
Fox told MTV about her character's costume,
"It's small. We got it down to 18 inches. But in the action scenes, we loosened it up, because everyone was afraid I was going to pass out. At the end of the day when we would take it off, it would leave these deep grooves, these deep indents from the boning in the corset. I'd have it for the whole next day. The next 24 hours I'd be imprinted with the corset. It hurts your ribs!"
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In July of 2008, at the National Forum on Education Policy in Austin, Texas, the Education Commission of the States (ECS) released From Competing to Leading: An International Benchmarking Blueprint. (1) This blueprint was created in response to growing concerns about the quality of education students in the United States are receiving and the lack of workforce competitiveness our students face, compared to students in other countries around the world.
"The best employers the world over will be looking for the most competent, most creative, and most innovative people on the face of the earth and will be willing to pay them top dollar for their services. This will be true not just for top professionals and managers, but up and down the length and breadth of the workforce. Those countries that produce the most important new products and services can capture a premium in world markets that will enable them to pay high wages to their citizens." (2)
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Saturday, February 25, 2012
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SNELLVILLE -- After years of financial hardship, New London Theatre had decided to move after its current production of "Cheaper by the Dozen" on March 31.
"Through the support of our patrons and benefactors, we have done our best to continue bringing you quality shows even through these unfortunate hard economic times," said Dawn Berlo, chairman of the board in a recent email. "We just could not handle the high overhead of our lease and bills."
Through luck and networking, New London has been donated a new 6,000-square-foot location by Margins Charity Thrift and Variety Malls to continue producing plays.
The new location opens its doors on March 30 at 2338 Henry Clower Blvd. in Snellville for its next play, "Nunsense 2: The Second Coming."
Berlo has asked the public to volunteer time and money to constructing the new location. The theater is in need of new drywall, help installing new seats, moving props, furniture and lights to the new building, and more.
"We are thrilled to still be the only community theatre in Snellville and cherish you, our patrons," Berlo said. "I hope that you are as excited as we are in our adventures in our new home."
For additional information about the theater, visit www.newlondontheatre.org. To help prepare the new location, call Berlo at 678-697-4141.
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It is crucial that you take all the proper documents with you during your visa appointment. If you don′t, you may be required to return for a second time, which may delay your visa processing time by several weeks.
Common Forms/Documents/Items Required for Visa Application:
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- Immigration form I-20 or DS 2019 provided by Rhodes or your sponsoring agency
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- Letter of admission from Rhodes College
- Copy of TOEFL score as required by Rhodes for non-native English speakers
- Proof of finances and/or proof of assistantship/scholarship. (Original bank documents and/or award letter for assistantship or scholarship will serve this purpose)
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- Previous school transcripts, diplomas or records (not always required but you should be prepared to present them if requested)
- Documents to support your non-immigrant intent (intent to return to your home country upon completing your studies)
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You may be required to speak with a consular official who reviews many visa applications every day. The consular officer will quickly review your documents and ask about your plans of study. The officer will verify that you have the academic ability, English language skills, and financial resources to study at Rhodes. Since you are applying for a non-immigrant visa, the officer will require documentation of proof of intent to return to your home country. The officer will then give you instructions about when to return to pick up your documents and your visa or when to expect them in the mail. A few applicants may receive a request to submit additional information. If you are required to have an interview with a consular official, please prepare for your meeting by reading 10 Tips for Your Consular Interview.


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Govt wants 'safe exit'
The government is looking for a 'safe exit' from a 341 MW power project deal with Summit Power as the firm has claimed $45 million in damages on the ground that the government has 'breached' the contract, said officials.
The Power Division on Thursday asked the authorities to form a consultant committee to settle the dispute between the state-run Power Development Board and Summit, told PDB's chairman Abdul Wahab Khan.
'There is a provision in the contract between PDB and Summit that a consult ative committee will settle such disputes. The ministry will form the committee which will be comprised of representatives of the two parties and a third party,' he said.
The consultative committee will decide and suggest whether or not the Bibiyan-1 project should be implemented, said Summit Group's chairman Muhammad Aziz Khan.
A Power Division official said that they were trying to find a way to pull out from the project so that the government is not affected.
Summit Group's Bibiyana 1 Power Company Ltd on August 12 this year served a notice upon the PDB for terminating the power sales/purchase agreement and demanded a total of $45 million in damages as the authority failed to provide it with the evidence of registration of the land lease agreement within three months after signing the agreement on 12 May, 2011. Today's meeting was held in the wake of the notice.
But a Power Division official said that Summit used the contractual points to hide its failure to arrange sufficient investment for the implementation of the project.
'Delay in registration of the land lease agreement does not affect project implementation. That is why it has not been included in the mandatory criteria of the contract,' he added.
The sponsor of the power plant will get day-to-day extension until the PDB completes the registration of the land lease agreement.
Both the parties have been blaming each other vis-à-vis the registration of the land lease agreement for more than a year but are yet to find a solution to materialise the project.
The official, however, said that Summit might not have played such a trick had the authorities completed the registration on time.
Meanwhile, Summit is installing a 335 MW power plant at Meghnaghat and has signed an engineering, procurement and construction contract for the construction of another 341 MW plant at Bibiyana, known as Bibiyana-2.
Summit was awarded the Bibyana-1 project along with two other projects, one at Bibiyana and the other at Meghnaghat, through a bidding process.
On 12 May, 2011, PDB signed a power purchase agreement with Summit according to which it will buy electricity at 3.322 US cents or Tk 2.66 a unit for 22 years from the Bibyana-1 power plant.
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August 30, 2011
This fall we are debuting new marketing materials a sample of which is highlighted in the photo. Certificate students Sally Burns and Doug Booth are featured on a new postcard that will be sent to prospective students. Sally is a recent graduate who received her degree in Apparel Design and Technology and Doug is a student in the Krannert School of Management. Both students have been actively involved in the Certificate Program.
Sally has been designing handbags for quite sometime now and we anticipate that she may embark on her own Vera-Bradley like success story in the future. Doug is in the Purdue Bands and is a Certificate Program ambassador. He also participated in the Global Entrepreneurship and Innovation in China study abroad program in May. Doug says that experiencing the cultures of Beijing and Hong Kong first hand will improve his networking skills and his ability to be successful in the global work environment.
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