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Heading into his 31st season covering the Pittsburgh Steelers for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, beat reporter Ed Bouchette joined Starkey And Mueller to talk football just four days before Training Camp kicks off for the 50th time at St. Vincent College in Latrobe.
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Racing in the Toyota Optimist Nationals at New Plymouth under the presence of Mt Taranaki
Yet another day in paradise finds everyone waiting for the breeze to kick in on Day 2 of the Toyota New Zealand National Optimist Championships.
Suspicion falls on the coffee guys, Dennis and Glennis, keeping us all on-shore for coffees and hot chocolates till the budget met!
Finally around 11am the Open Fleet launched with the Green Fleet to follow. The Greenies got three races away today – and although the conditions were light, a very cool Tara Handa from Murrays Bay Sailing Club found the favoured side of the course and found herself in first place after 5 races on Day 2.
The Open Fleet also struggled in light winds. The first race (Race 4) saw all flights get away with Josh Handa winning the Blue Flight, Emma French the Yellow and Jim Colley the Red.
Racing in the Toyota Optimist Nationals at New Plymouth in the ocean swell
The second race today (Race 5) was a bit of a disappointment as the Blue Flight got away before a major wind shift to the right meant the race was abandoned. This saw the course reset and re-sailed. The Yellow flight resulted in 17 sailors being black flagged but William McKenzie came through to win. The Blue Flight was won by Leonard Takahashi-Fry which would place him in a leading position on the overall results. Hamish Clark won the Red Flight. Second overall is Isaac McHardie from Hamilton/KYC on the provisional results.
The third race today was postponed due to a dying wind.
Top Australian is Australian Alistair Young from Fremantle who could not continue his hat-trick of wins from the first day, scoring 9th and 28th to slide to 14th overall. He is one place ahead of the second Australian competitor Jim Colley from Royal Prince Alfred YC who won his Race 4 and finished 7th in Race 5 to lie in 15th place overall after two days of racing
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This should be a DD! its so worthy! The detail is outstanding while the shading is perfect, not to mention an incredible job on the (I'm sure) trillions of stars, as it seems that everyone of them is fit perfectly somewhere! Also the lighting is extremely keen!
A...'DD'? I'm not really familiar with that... and thanks so much! It took me the whole morning.
ahh I liked this, "spacescapes" I guess you call them haha, have always appealed to me for some reason.
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Another question, Since the sprayer is 3 pt about 7 ft long and with 7 nozzles, I can adjust the height of the nozzles off the ground. What would be the best heigth to set the nozzles? It would seem that a 7 ft boom would cut a path of about 10 ft so I would be doing about 1000 ft for every 100 ft traveled. If my gal disbursed is above/below the recommended spray amount per acre, is it better to adjust concentration of product, or pressure and retest? Water is cheap 24D is not
Try and get a Tee Jet Catalog, It has all the Height and width spec for their nozzles. From what you are saying I would adjust my height by eye ball then test it on a solid street or surface. That way you can watch the distribution of your spray pattern. If you get even drying on the solid surface you are Good. If not time to adjust. Remember many nozzles are made to Overlap.
I have marked off 350 ft on my street. Up and back is 7.000 sq ft @ 10 ft wide. Any adjustments etc I make, I retest on the street with straight water.
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One person on a random fourm stated that...
That person sounds like a real authority on all matters.
But yes, what they said is exactly true, the TNG era series were edited on video because it saved time and money to editing it on film. It's not impossible to remaster the shows, it would just take a hell of a lot of work and might not make a return on the investment. There's a small chance they'll risk it for TNG since it was the most successful Trek series in terms of mass appeal, but DS9 and Voyager will probably never see the light of day on blu-ray.
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I'm a FTM too so I wanna hear as well. I picked up a bottle warmer, dunno if that counts but I think it's cool :)
Mesh feeders are pretty cool. Especially when teething. I'd give my daughter frozen blueberries to chew on. It made a huge mess, but she absolutely loved them.
A tiny food processor is nice as well. I bought the Magic Bullet from Costco and used the small cups for making homemade baby food. I'm sure there are other brands that work just as well.
Once the baby gets older, you don't really need a huge diaper bag for quicks trips. I loved the little diaper changing kits that I could just tosss in my purse. That, and a spare onesie for blowouts was all I took along most the time.
When my baby was really small, I had an incredibly hard time burping her. So I used a bouncy chair. Not only does it do a great job burping the baby, but the vibrations helped her sleep too.
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Help welcome seniors to the Macalester alumni community
We all remember what it was like as our last semester at Macalester drew to a close. Whether you were anxious about entering the "real world" or excited about starting the next chapter, stressed about finding a job or looking forward to moving to a new city, we were all too aware that before us lay one of the largest transitions of our lives. In the crazy rush of capstones, finals, travel arrangements and saying goodbye to friends and mentors, it's easy for seniors to forget that they are part of a wider Macalester community that will always be a resource for them.
You can make a difference in the life of a graduating Macalester senior in just a few minutes with MacMail! From now until Friday, May 1, the alumni office will be collecting postcards from alumni across the world with words of encouragement for a graduating senior. As the Class of 2015 enters their last round of finals, we will send each senior a postcard from alumni. It's a simple but powerful way to connect with the next generation of alumni and make a difference for a stressed out senior.
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text: NEW IBERIA, La. -- A Mass of Christian Burial for Mrs. Wesley Viator, the former Vivian Hernandez, 85, will be celebrated this morning (Friday, Aug. 17) at 11 a.m. in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. The Reverend Salvino Primor will serve as celebrant. Entombment will follow in Holy Family Mausoleum. Visitation was held on Thursday, Aug. 16 at David Funeral Home, with rosary recited. Visitation will continue this morning (Friday) from 8 a.m. until service time in the funeral home. The family has asked that memorial donations be sent to your local chapter of the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Viator passed away on Wednesday, Aug., 15, at 5:40 a.m. in a Lafayette, La. hospital. A native of Lafayette, La. and lifelong resident of New Iberia, La., Mrs. Viator was a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. For more than 40 years, Mrs. Viator worked in the produce department at Fremin's Food and Furniture Store. She loved to dance, play cards and was an avid Atlanta Braves fan. Mrs. Viator was a wonderful cook, who especially enjoyed cooking and baking for friends and family. Survivors include her sons, Kenneth Viator and wife, Judy of Smithville, and Patrick "Pete" Viator and wife, Sheri of New Iberia, La.; daughters, Jeanette Viator Derouen and husband, Michael of Carencro, La. and Roberta "Robbie" Viator Babaz and husband, Raymond of The Woodland, Texas; grandchildren, Johnna Smith and husband, John of Orrville, Scott Viator of Smithville, Cory Derouen of Houston, Texas, Crystal Derouen of Carencro, La., Kyle Derouen of Carencro, La., Rodney Champagne II and wife, Nicole of Duson, La., Ryan Babaz of The Woodlands, Texas, and Alex Babaz of The Woodlands, Texas; seven great-grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Preceding Mrs. Viator in death were her husband, Wesley Viator; parents, Eugene and Isaure (Guidry) Hernandez; sisters, Lydia Lagneaux, Helen Powell, Beulah Broussard Touchet and Beatrice Guidry; and brothers, Clarence "Bobby" Hernandez and Louis "Leleux" Hernandez. Serving as pallbearers will be Patrick Viator, Scott Viator, Michael Derouen, Raymond Babaz, Kyle Derouen, Rodney Champagne II, Ryan Babaz and Chris Champagne. Named as honorary pallbearers are Kenneth Viator, Glenn Champagne and Alex Babaz. David Funeral Home of New Iberia, La., is in charge of arrangements. Condolences may be expressed online at www.davidfuneralhome.com.


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Despite evidence of broad disorganization within Community College of Denver, president Christine Johnson was fired largely because she asked her financial chief to lie to state officials.
In e-mails provided by the state Colorado Community College System on Wednesday, Johnson and chief financial officer Barbara Casey decided to tell state community college officials they didn't know the amount of money in CCD's reserve budget - even though they did.
State officials admit that calculating the reserves at that time was confusing for many member community colleges, but John son's "request to misrepresent the numbers and falsify information to us about their reserves was huge to us," said Rhonda Bentz, spokeswoman for the Colorado Community College System.
"It has the farthest-reaching consequences. There could be more out there," she said.
Johnson could not be reached for comment Wednesday.
A far-reaching internal audit of CCD found many organizational problems with the school's operations - problems that the state community college board pinned to Johnson this week. The problems range from questionable classes to confusion about recruitment of students.
Bentz said the state system has found other problems with Johnson, 54, who has been at the helm of CCD since 2001. She wouldn't elaborate.
In November, Johnson and chief financial officer Casey pretended to be unfamiliar with how to calculate CCD's reserve funds, which are like required savings accounts for colleges.
State community college system officials asked member colleges to submit the reserve funds assets for the 2006-07 fiscal year on Nov. 3.
Casey told Johnson in a Nov. 6 e-mail that CCD's reserves were higher than normal, more than 10 percent of the operating fund, or more than $4 million.
"Not comfortable"
"I am not comfortable submitting that calc. since it implies that we have 'extra' funds," Casey wrote to Johnson.
Johnson wrote back, "Send calculation at some lower level..."
The year before, CCD's reserves were $3.4 million, about 8 percent of the $41.8 million in the operating fund for the 2005-06 fiscal year.
State community college system officials said that there is no punishment for member colleges that have large reserves and that colleges would never be asked to give the money back, Bentz said.
"There wouldn't be any punishment for having 10 percent," she said.
Casey and Johnson eventually decided to tell the state system that they didn't know how to calculate the reserve money.
"Sounds like a good idea to send 'don't know how to calculate' ... but also include your repeated requests for help," Johnson said.
Left unclear Wednesday was why Johnson advised Casey to lie.
Administrators and CCD spokeswoman Yana Smith did not return calls or e-mails.
But Johnson said in an interview Tuesday that the state's computer system was faulty and wasn't generating accurate financial reports.
She said the problem forced one chief financial officer to quit last October.
"She left because she felt she was flying blind and didn't have the tools she needed to do her job," Johnson said.
Bentz said the state system has had major problems with a new computer program, but that "any claim that e-mail was tied to the IT system is absolutely inaccurate."
Johnson was put on administrative leave Tuesday and was told her contract would not be renewed July 1.
State community college system officials, who have ordered an independent audit of the college, pointed to other lapses in the college's operations Wednesday.
One adjunct professor, Kou rosh Tavatli, was teaching unauthorized calculus classes off campus.
A paper trail for Tavatli reveals that since 2001, CCD administrators couldn't get him to submit his transcripts, his class syllabuses, student grades and proper registration documents.
More than once, Tavatli was reprimanded for beginning classes without submitting the proper paperwork to CCD.
"All of these other things are important," Bentz said in reasons Johnson's contract was not renewed. It was "everything in combination."
A dedicated advocate
Johnson's many supporters in K-12 education were saddened at her quick departure this week. She was known for bending over backwards to get urban kids college credits and making higher education accessible.
CEC Middle College of Denver principal Scott Springer said that without Johnson, the effort to allow hundreds of Denver high school students to take college classes wouldn't have happened.
"Sometimes you have college professors who aren't real keen on having high school kids on campus, but Christine knew they could do it," he said. "Whenever they had naysayers, she would kick them in the butt."
Johnson also sits on the board of the charter New America School, which serves mostly immigrant students. The school's founder, Jared Polis, lauds her work on his board.
"Her heart is really with us," he said. "She is dedicated to helping first-generation college-goers working with our school and other schools."
Polis would not comment directly on the situation at CCD.
"She's been a very diligent board member," he said. "She shows a lot of interest in the school and has provided good input on our budget."
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Mumbai – Australian swimming great Ian Thorpe has been admitted to rehab after suffering from depression, local media said on Monday.
Police were called after Thorpe was found disoriented and behaving oddly near a vehicle and the 31-year-old was later taken to Bankstown hospital on Monday.
"He is in rehab for depression," Thorpe's manager James Erskine told the Australian Associated Press. "The owner of the car basically called the police and the police came.
"They realised it was Ian Thorpe. They realised he was disoriented."
The five-times Olympic champion, who made his Games debut as a teenager in Sydney in 2000, retired in 2006 citing waning motivation and made a comeback early in 2011 but failed to make the Australian team for London.
Erskine said Thorpe was taking anti-depressants and medication for a shoulder injury but was not under the influence of alcohol.
"He hadn't had a drink," Erskine added. "He had zero alcohol in him." – Reuters
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And how is the paper kept flat then?
I don't know that RRB easel, but I guess even with the two blades flipped up two frame legs will still hold the paper and thus leave at least a small border to be cut off.
There a quite some different approaches to easel construction, that's why I ask.
I meant to get the quote "How do you get the paper to lay flat?"
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Minnesota Twins' Chris Parmelee, left, strikes out swinging against Texas Rangers relief pitcher Joe Ortiz (not shown) during the ninth inning of a baseball game on Friday, April 26, 2013, in Minneapolis. The Rangers won 4-3. (AP Photo/Genevieve Ross)
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Let's just say Star Wars fans are hungry. With the next Star Wars movie, "The Force Awakens," hitting theaters on December 18, 2015, we're ready—even at Kirkland's! You may think that's a little strange, but we don't! We're all about finding the perfect gifts and home décor items for everyone,... Read More
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In just a few short weeks, invitations for seasonal celebrations will start pouring into your mailbox (or inbox). Make a plan now so you don't show up to the holiday dinner empty-handed! The hostess gift is a timeworn tradition that is still very much in style, but still very overlooked... Read More
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A little spice, some bubbles, and a dash of tart lime! With handcrafted cocktails making a serious comeback, the Moscow Mule has surfaced as the year's hottest flash from the past. Also known as the "Vodka Buck," the drink reached its height in popularity in the 1950s. It's traditionally a... Read More
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Being is existing. That which is "being" has a state of existence. It is also a living thing whether it is a human person or a divine being. A person is generally perceived as self-aware as in "A being." Being can also apply to incorporeal things like thoughts, emotions, etc., since they, too, have existence even though they are in minds.
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Author and entomologist Clifford P. Ohmart brings reason and clarity to the politically loaded and amorphously defined popular world of sustainable viticulture with this unique and comprehensive examination of the subject. View from the Vineyard does much more than explain what "sustainable" means, its practical importance to the wine industry and the costs of agribusiness as usual. It provides the farmer with a realistic and achievable path to a sustainable vineyard by describing: the challenges of practicing sustainable winegrowing; where does Integrated Pest Management fit in?; how are organic and sustainable farming related?; a holistic vision for the farm; how to identify and define your farm's resources; methods for developing sustainable goals; creating a plan to achieve your holistic vision; ecosystem management and sensitive species; and understanding the vineyard as habitat. The book concludes with a self-assessment guide in which growers can easily track their progress through these transitional periods. Clifford P. Ohmart is the author of the Lodi-Winegrower's Workbook and co-editor and co-author of the Code of Sustainable Winegrowing Practices Self-Assessment Workbook published in 2002 by the Wine Institute and California Association of Winegrape Growers. He also writes a bi-monthly column on sustainable winegrowing for Wines & Vines magazine, has authored 34 peer-reviewed research papers in international science journals and presented over 300 seminars, conference papers and symposia papers at Universities, government research organizations, and grower groups throughout the world.
"Wine is made in the Vineyard." It's the mantra of many a winemaker. But what does it mean, really?
Esteemed winemaker and biodynamic pioneer Nicholas Joly believes a wine that is well-made in the vineyard must express its unique terroir: the character imbued by a vine's particular plot of well-tended earth.
In Biodynamic Wine, Demystified, Joly shares the core philosophy behind biodynamic viticulture and why such practices result in wines of regional distinction. This process treats the vineyard as a self-perpetuating ecological whole influenced not only by terrestrial forces but those of the sun, moon and cosmos. He explains why the use of foreign substances like pesticides and fertilizers in the vineyard, and aromatic yeasts and enzymes in the cellar, as well as mechanisms like electric motors and pumps, disrupt this synergy and are ultimately counterproductive to a wine's best, consistent expression.
Pub. Date: June 2008
Publisher: Wine Appreciation Guild, Limited
Format: Paperback, 156pp
This is a practical book on grape diseases aimed at vine-growers and students who are looking for a summary of each vine disease. It describes the symptoms, diseases cycle, development and predisposing conditions of each disease, and the methods of controlling it. Tables are included at the end of the book to enable diseases to be identified form the various parts of the vine, i. e. leaves, shoots, trunks, inflorescences, grapes and roots .
The 200 colour photographs found separate Jrom the text, and the 80 photographs and figures within the text, willfacilitate diseases identification in the vineyard.
Treatment products are given according to chemical origin but I have also included, in brackets, the names of leading commercial products. My aim is not to advertise any particular product, but to enable readers to find their way around the complicated advertising names that often change each year and are therefore difficult to follow. In fact, some substances have ouly a short life span because resistance to the fungicide develops. This comp licates the use of these products and means that trea tmen ts con tain ing differen t che - mical groups must be alternated and those chemicals that have become completely ineffective no longer used.
I should like to give my sincere thanks to Mr Arnould, Director of "Revue cles Œnologues" and "OENO PLURIMEDIA" for publishing this book in English. I should also like to thank Jaqueline Smith who has taken on the task of translating it.
Pests. Invasives. Vineyard Foes. We may refer to them differently but the economic impact of pests common to California wine, raisin, and table grape vineyards vary only in scope.
In the much anticipated 3rd edition of Grape Pest Management, more than 70 research scientists, cooperative extension advisors and specialists, growers, and pest control advisers have consolidated the latest scientific studies and research into one handy reference. The result is a comprehensive, easy-to-read pest management tool.
What's new? Well, for starters, more pests! The new edition, the first in over a decade, includes several new invasive species that are now major pests. It also reflects an improved understanding among researchers, farmers, and growers about the biology of pests. With nine expansive chapters, helpful, colorful photos throughout, here's more of what you'll find:
Grapes are being produced in many places where it was not considered possible before, largely due to advances in understanding how the vine works, as well as improvements in technology and management skills. The production of grapes continues to grow while methods of grape production and how the fruit is utilized are changing rapidly.
Covering a broad range of topics from vineyard establishment and management to postharvest handling and improvements in pest control, this book, with its coverage of both theory and science, targets advanced plant science students and those who are producing grapes for the first time, as well as enthusiasts of the vine and its products.
Part of the Crop Production Science in Horticulture Series from CABI.
This book is a guide to growing winegrapes which meet the quality requirements of winemakers. It is the product of an extensive collaboration of experienced staff of leading Australian research agencies, winegrape growers and winemakers. It represents a significant contribution to the Cooperative Research Centre for Viticulture's aim to accelerate quality vineyard management from vine to palate. A practical, plain language guide, produced for grapegrowers, this book is essential reading for grapegrowers seeking to meet the quality specifications of winemakers and thereby minimise penalties and maximise returns.
Inside this full-color guide you'll find information on soil management for the organic vineyard including soil considerations when selecting a vineyard site, how to develop organic soil management and soil fertility plans, and a discussion of the roles of compost and cover crops. You'll also find a calendar of recommended practices for year-round soil fertility management.
An extensive section on pest management covers weed, disease, insect, mite, and vertebrate pest management options for the organic grower. A chapter about organic vineyards and the environment covers biodiversity, habitat, and natural resource issues of concern to the organic grower. The chapter on organic certification contains an overview of considerations for evaluating and selecting a certifier.
This manual is illustrated with 18 tables and 89 figures and photos, including close-up color photographs of important natural enemies, sharpshooters, leafhoppers, mites, and disease symptoms. Throughout the publication extensive sidebars highlight key points of information in a convenient condensed format.
As interest in organic wine grape production grows in the California wine industry, this publication provides valuable guidance on practices and considerations for organic and conventional growers alike.
Publication Number:3511
Author: G.T. McGOURTY, J.OHMART, D. CHANEY
Inventory Type: Paperback
Language: English
Copyright Date: 2011
Length: 192 pp
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The Grapevine explores the links between the scientific principles and the practice of viticulture. It will be of great interest to anyone involved in viticulture and winemaking as, while it focuses on theory, it also contains practical aspects of growing vines for wine. It covers the basic principles of the molecular, physiological, biochemical and practical aspects of growing vines for wine.
Extensive literature reviews provide a snapshot of current knowledge. New developments, in both research and practice, are discussed. Many diagrams and photographs are included. It provides an up-to-date, thoughtful, comprehensive and interesting account of the scientific principles relating to the practice of viticulture. The Grapevine covers viticulture theory and practices, research and practical case studies.
290 Colour illustrations
320 pages
Publisher: Patrick Iland Wine Promotions
Interest in wine shows no signs of slowing down—wine tours, tastings, and vacations are now common and homeowners often have space dedicated to their collection. The logical next step? Learning to grow and make your own.
In The Organic Backyard Vineyard expert Tom Powers walks the small grower through the entire process of growing grapes, with a month-by-month maintenance guide covering all regions of the U.S. and Canada. He explains everything a beginning grape grower needs to know: how to design and build a vineyard, how to select grapes for each region, how to maximize yield using organic maintenance techniques, how to build a trellis, how to harvest at peak flavor, and how to store grapes for winemaking.
Updated from his self-published version, this edition includes organic growing information and all new photography. The Organic Backyard Vineyard features everything a wine lover needs to build and care for a backyard vineyard.
Written by a recognized expert, and based on his experience in teaching the subject to students with a variety of educational backgrounds, The Science of Grapevines: Anatomy and Physiology is the only book to comprehensively explore the physiology of the grapevine as it occurs around the world.
While other books have focused on the vines of specific regions, the globalization of the wine industry and the resulting increase of lands around the world being used for grapevine cultivation has left a gap in information. This book addresses not only the specific issues and concerns of grapevines from regions around the world, but includes important emerging topics such as global climate change, water relations, temperature effect and more.
The truly unique approach of this book is the scientifically-grounded exploration, often applying discoveries in other plant species, of the main physiological processes underlying grapevine form and function, their interactions, developmental and environmental control, and their implications for practical vineyard management.
* Focuses on the physiology of the whole plant rather than at the cellular and organ levels providing an understanding of whole-plant function
* Comprehensive coverage of role of water relations and temperature impact prepares the reader for changing climate impact
* Includes European, North and South American grapes and grape-related industry information providing important insights into implications of differences -- and similarities
Pub. Date: February 02, 2010
Publisher: Elsevier Science & Technology Books
Format: Hardcover, 400pp
Covers 27 common insects and mites, 8 diseases, 6 beneficial insects, and a variety of other disorders, weeds, and invertebrate pests. Each pest is identified by a description and excellent close-up color photographs—244 photos in all. On the reverse of each card is a description of the various life stages and monitoring tips.
Also includes descriptions of natural enemies and suggestions for least toxic management options as well as handy inch and metric measurement scales. A sturdy rivet keeps the set together so individual cards don't stray.
These 50 information-rich cards will help growers, vineyard managers, and their teams identify and manage most common problems.
Includes everything from mealybugs and phylloxera to glassy-winged sharpshooter and Eutypa dieback, all of which have an impact on California vineyards.
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Publication Number: 3532
Author: Lucia G. Varela, Walt J. Bentley
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I think it's coming from the front as under the carpet is wet but pooling in the back as its on the drive with front end up-I cant see where it's coming in tho it all feels dry around steering column bar thingy near pedals-I always get a lot of water drain out of the door when I open it but I've never seen tell tale drippers inside. ..... .aghhhhh infuriating! Is there a classic focus leaking place? My other half has a mk 1 focus and it's literally peeing in passenger side but it's obvious where that's coming in as you can see it clearly up the side of the central column.
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for the focus youre looking at a faulty window seal bulkhead sealant missing under the front scuttle panel blocked preventing water draining there shouldnt be that much water draining from the door i barely get any to be honest so it could be coming in through the door skin ide start by checking under the scuttle panel which involves removing a few clips and the wiper arms just make sure its seated up under the window like it should when refiting giving the front drivers footwell has electronics and various junctions its likely effecting the electrics pass side may be wet under the carpet also
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before the greyed events of ones reality per se through marches of hate
onward, payed to bullion from spoken stabs taken by controls
to unified fanned by reality - distant souls.
The second wave will break from this say to the humanity
by the numb axis numbing forever to sell their horror,
the grounds are ready to plunge, then we start to empty
forgotten by illumination, darkness is all there is.
Weapon come, defy your fears. Again try to stand your ground.
Gone unwritten a living son, Step into my oblivion.
Come and watch! you're stabbing down,
you're pleased now, there's nothingness.
Unreached a living son, step into oblivion.
Cunning, come into the vortex then comprehend,
extending their twisted eyes. My own replant taunting us,
fears, my instinct continues to scan,
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The Awaken Dreams Mod is a mod that is made to go along with The Valar Project's map. This mod aims to completly recreate Middle Earth in Minecraft. It is a total conversion of the minecraft game. There have been projects that are doing this but this is the first time that a mod has been made. Awaken Dreams is a Lord of the Rings mod (middle earth-mod) there will be in two parts: single player-mod and Multiplayer-mod. The mod will add over 350 new blocks, over 150 new mobs, over 200 new weapons & armors, over 150 new items. and add many new features etc.
a short description about what that hopefully will be in version 0.4
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hello everyone
the next version we release 0.3.3 will be like 0.3.2, the only difference is that it's updated to 1.6 of Minecraft.
the version afterwards (0.4) will though contain a hell on new things.
here is some of the new things:
* more sounds for mobs
* many new weapons (HD textures)
* more mobs. the current ones orcs, men & uruks will be split up in classes; captain, warrior, spearman, archer, berserker and many more.
* a few new blocks & items
* a small amount of texture updates
* ability to choose races (no guarantee). these races are planned to be added first; human, dúnedain, orc, uruk-hai, evil human, hobbit & elf
* nets. you catch mobs for a small amount of time (so you can damage them)
i can not wait keep up the good work
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About The Magnificent Seven (NR) [1960]
A bandit terrorizes a small Mexican farming village each year. Several of the village elders send three of the farmers into the United States to search for gunmen to defend them. They end up with 7, each of whom comes for a different reason. They must prepare the town to repulse an army of 40 bandits who will arrive wanting food. An Americanization of the film, Seven Samurai.
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The Mission Theater – the place that first put beers into the hands of Portland theater-goers so many years ago – has proudly introduced a new line of programming, dubbed "The Assembly."
While retaining its relaxed environment, comfortable seating and matchless sightlines, the Mission is dropping its second-run movies, stepping up its food and beverage offerings, and – best of all – evolving the theater's programming dramatically. The core of The Assembly features film screenings with related lectures, interviews, and performances that bring cinema to life. And fans of Mortified, Miz Kitty and live music will be happy to learn that many of the live performances that we've all loved over the years will continue. After all, The Assembly's primary mission – engaging audiences with events that are both enriching and entertaining – has few boundaries!
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Rigid, closed-minded, overbearing -- just some of the words sometimes used to describe Post50s in the workplace.
Entitled, lazy, self-absorbed -- equally harsh words used to describe some young employees.
It's no surprise. Generational conflicts have always been present in the office. Put a group of strangers together from differing generations, ask them to work side-by-side for eight or more hours each day, and you're bound to have some tension. But experts say baby boomers and Generation Y, in particular, have clashing values and views of the world.
According to a 2011 poll by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), as reported by The Fiscal Times.
Forty-seven percent of younger workers complained that older managers were resistant to change and had a tendency to micromanage. About 33 percent of older respondents griped that younger workers informality, need for supervision, and lack of respect for authority were problematic.
Those age 65 and older now exceed 35 million in the United States. They represent the heart of today's management. At the same time, though, a recent survey found that about 20 percent of midlevel corporate employees now report to a boss who is younger than they are, CNNMoney reports.
As Baby Boomers delay retirement and work until older ages, it is more likely they will have a younger boss.
So how do boomers cope when workplace conflict heats up? The Huffington Post asked that question to author and human resource management consultant Dr. Linda Gravett, whose area of expertise is leveraging workplace diversity.
"Many boomers are not coping well. I've had so many boomers say to me, I'm not going to learn how to text, I want to talk to someone face-to-face doggone it and I'm going to track them down till I find them face-to-face," she said. "I say, have to learn that if you want to communicate with people across all age groups then learn how to text, learn how to instant message, get out of your comfort zone and your rigidity that every kind of communication must be either by letter or email or even face to face because that isn't necessarily practical."
Here are Gravett's eight tips for boomers to bridge the generation gap at work:
"I hear almost everyday that boomers are faced with the stereotype that they don't know technology and are afraid of technology, which is sometimes true. However, there are just as many boomers that are very comfortable with technology of all types and don't feel that this should be a myth that's out there."
"Another challenge in the workplace is personal, yet it has to do with the workplace, and that is that they have parents who are old enough that many of them have healthcare issues are being placed in nursing homes. A lot of colleagues that I have that are in their 50s and 60s are put in this dilemma. They're trying to concentrate on work. They're at a place in their career where they're very high level, very busy, and yet, they still have to take care of one or more parents."
"In terms of work ethic, the Gen Xers, after the boomers, and then the Yers after them, are all very interested in work-life balance, in telecommuting, in having flexible hours. And the boomers grew up thinking, well you have to have face time, you have to be at the office, you have to be in meetings face-to-face. They're thinking that the younger generations have no work ethic. The younger generations are thinking the boomers are too rigid in the style and approach that they have in the workplace."
"Another issue that I'm seeing is that many baby boomers do like to have the face-to-face communication if at all possible, meetings preferably, and the Yers and Xers are more apt to want to use instant messaging, texting, Webinars and Skype, that kind of thing. Using technology to communicate instead of face-to-face communication is causing some huge issues in the workplace."
"The older boomers are often interested in making lateral moves or even taking a step back now. Maybe they have ended their career in one arena and they want to stay in the workplace because they're in their early 60s, for instance. Yet, the difficulty is finding an organization that doesn't deem them to be over-qualified and doesn't worry if they don't get the same level of salary that they're earning that they will leave. Actually, a lot of boomers are really ready to have a different stress level so they can travel, perhaps, or spend time with their grandchildren. So I think there's that perception out there are boomers aren't willing to take a step back because of their career and many boomers are interested in re-careering and not necessary for the same salary level."
"When Gen Y-ers are looking for coaches and mentors they're really resonating with the radio babies. The boomers are mentoring younger boomers because that's such a wide age span. The difference between a 65- and 47-year-old is pretty vast. So a lot of the older boomers are finding that the younger boomers are interested in coaching with one caviat - the younger boomers are saying, 'I don't want another parent. Don't tell me what to do. Don't hover over me. Don't tell me there's only one way to get ahead. Just give me some ideas and I'll run with them.' That's something the older boomers need to watch out for." Many boomer women who have not had a mentor over the years are saying that's coming back to haunt them because they realize that they worked harder, not smarter. They took directions and courses that I didn't really need to follow and my path would have been far, far easier had I taken the time to reach out to a mentor or if someone had done that for me."
"Stay current with not only computer technology, but also with what's going on in your industry. So the best advice I give to men and women who are both in their 50s and 60s is to stay current, stay active, and hang out with people as much as you can who are in their 20s and 30s."
"40 percent of the people that I work with say that they're getting burnt out and would like to take their career in a different direction. Only 10 percent of them over the last 10 years have actually taken the steps and done something proactively to re-career. Of the 10 percent who actually take that leap of faith, every one has said to me, 'I'm happy I did this. Why did I wait so long? Now I'm passionate again about getting up every morning and putting my feet out over the bed and going to work. And I have renewed energy and feel younger.'"
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story cited Business Insider as the source for information on the 2011 Society for Human Resource Management Poll. The reporting was actually done by David Koeppel of The Fiscal Times.


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Denise Imbry, the 20-year-old Haitian woman who underwent heart surgery Thursday at Rochester General Hospital apparently is feeling right at home in hot, sunny Rochester.
"She's walking around, she's doing all her normal stuff," said Dr. Gerry Gacioch, division head of cardiology at Rochester General Hospital. "She looks fantastic."
Imbry was discharged from the hospital Monday, when the temperature reached the year's high of 94 degrees. She and her brother Denis are staying in apartments owned by Rochester General that are near the hospital. While they have all the conveniences, they've opted not to turn on the air conditioner.
"She's getting her strength up," said Gacioch, who met Imbry while on a medical mission in 2009 and is serving as her physician. "It doesn't hurt that it's Haitian weather."
Imbry arrived in Rochester on July 5, the beneficiary of a humanitarian effort by InterVol, the community-based nonprofit organization affiliated with Rochester General Health System, the Hope for Haiti Foundation and Rochester General.
She underwent surgery to repair the mitral valve, which allows blood to pass from the left atrium to the left ventricle, the heart's main pumping chamber. The damage stemmed from a bout of rheumatic fever when she was younger. Doctors said the surgery would save her life.
Gacioch said that Imbry has had a normal recovery and remains on target to return to her village of Zorange on July 22.
Until then, many people are doing their best to make Imbry and her brother comfortable.
Imbry has received get-well cards from complete strangers, Gacioch said. Members of the Haitian community who are serving as interpreters have introduced them around and took Denis to a restaurant where he would be more familiar with the food.
People from other countries have benefited from the humanitarian work of InterVol and Rochester General, but Gacioch said there has not been this outpouring of compassion.
"Haiti has been on everyone's mind," he said. "Haiti has been so much in the news in the last year. ... I think that's why this has struck a chord."