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Erin, don't worry, drunk is a relative term. I rarely drink, so several beers is "drunk" to me. Also, I don't get hungover unless I drink something like tequila. I haven't had a real hangover since before I had kids because even if I am not taking care of other peoples' kids, I still have to take care of mine!
I always pump and dump out of an abundance of caution.
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I got a flyer in the mail from Gymboree, it has 3 coupons good online or in the store - $5/20, 20% off (sale items and promo items included) and 30% off (sale and promo items not included).
And I wrote to Masaeca and told them how much I love their product for making tamales and they sent me 7 $1 off coupons (expire 12/31) - there is no way I will use more than 2 between now and then - I don't make tamales THAT often LOL!. Anyone else (Veronica/Monica?) make tamales or corn tortillas?
PMAN if you want any of the coupons
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Happy Earth Day!
OT - My cat is dying also. I feel like such a bad Mom. Andy is very attached to her and while he knows that he could wake up any day and find her dead - I did not tell him this morning that today would be the day before he left for school. They have the state testing today and I just didn't think getting him upset would do anyone any good. I did tell him that she had a rough night and couldn't make it upstairs to see him so he should go down in the basement and kiss her good-bye before he left for school, which he did - so that is good, right? Pray that she hangs in there until school gets out. She just turned 16 last week - she has had a good life and she isn't in any pain - just weak and old.
Mom to Andy, special in so many ways - adopted, autism and celiac disease.
Target Funnies from Yesterday
So, I went to Target yesterday and attempted to use 2 Pace coupons along with other coupons for the rest of the stuff I was buying. My cashier was cool, didn't want to get in trouble when the register beeped, so she went and asked the 2 nearby managers? Head cashiers? Whatever they were, they weren't coloring with a full box of crayons. I'll just call them Manager 1 (M1) and Manager 2 (M2)
So the cashier hands them the pace coupon and says it is beeping and it only costs $2 but the coupon is for $4, what should I do? They burrow their little heads together to figure this thing out because obviously, 2 heads are better than 1, right? Wrong, lol.
M1: It is probably beeping because it says $4 off "Variety"...that means you need to get a variety pack
Me: It means "variety" as in "type" as in any bottle of pace brand anything that I want
Cashier: "can I just give her $2 off each coupon instead"
M1: "Sure"
M2 is still looking at the coupon. I ask M1 if they are going to write down that they only gave me $2 for the coupon so that they don't get reimbursed for the whole amount...to which she replies
M1: "We don't get reimbursed for coupons...they just sit there"
Me: Umm...yes you do but that is fine (lmao at this point in my head realizing I should just get my other coupon back and have them take off the full $4 for 1 coupon...but I don't want to confuse them more and I still have a zillion more coupons, lol)
As cashier finishes up transaction, here goes M2 chiming in (still with the second Pace coupon in hand):
M2: "Why does it say 'send to Campbell' at this address"
Me:(while looking at M1) "That is because that is where you are supposed to send the coupons back to the manufacturer to be reimbursed".
M1: "Oh yeah"
M2: "Oh...I thought this was a rebate or something instead of a coupon you were giving us"
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I think there are a few of us that have been following Kayleigh's story. Well she has taken a turn for the worse, she is not waking up and the EEG shows no brain waves. Dr's aren't sure what's going on yet, but it doesn't look good. Please say a prayer for her and her parents!
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Feisty Pombo Will Run Again; Greens Vow to Oppose Him
Byline: Valerie Richardson, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Former Rep. Richard Pombo, the feisty California Republican known for his black cowboy hats and his epic battles with environmentalists, announced Tuesday that he will run again for Congress.
Mr. Pombo, 48, plans to run for the Central Valley seat being vacated by retiring Republican Rep. George Radanovich. The 19th Congressional District is adjacent to the 11th Congressional District, which Mr. Pombo represented for seven terms before he was defeated in the 2006 election.
I've decided to run for the 19th, go back to Washington and get back in the middle of the wars, said Mr. Pombo in a radio interview on The Ray Appleton Show on KMJ-AM in Fresno, where he made his announcement.
Mr. Pombo jumps into a crowded Republican primary field that includes state Sen. Jeff Denham, who's been endorsed by Mr. Radanovich, and former Fresno Mayor Jim Patterson. The seat is viewed as a fairly safe GOP stronghold, with 44 percent registered Republicans, 37 percent Democrats and 14 percent independent voters.
Mr. Radanovich, 54, announced last week he would not seek a ninth term in order to spend more time with his wife, Ethie, who is battling ovarian cancer.
Mr. Pombo, who garnered strong support from property rights activists and Western business interests while in Congress said he decided to run after my phone started ringing in the wake of Mr. Radanovich's announcement.
Asked whether he should defer to a fresher political face, Mr. Pombo said that he would enter Congress as the senior Republican on the House agriculture and natural resources committees, giving the district more clout.
With everything that's happening, I just felt it was time to re-engage, he said. The biggest difference between me and others is that I actually do something.
One potential problem for Mr. Pombo is that he lives about 10 miles outside the district in Tracy, Calif. Under California law, congressional candidates aren't required to live in the districts in which they seek office, although such candidates risk accusations of carpetbagging.
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Living Edge Residential Showroom – Saturday in Design
August 24, 2011 § Leave a comment
Here are some great shots of the Living Edge Residential Showroom exhibition from Saturday In Design 2011 – snapped before it was filled with people.
Level two was devoted to the delightful new products from Established & Sons – we hosted The Project by Woods Bagot & Woven Image and we've also got some amazing shots from the lovely Nicole England. Enjoy!
Saturday in Design P.S.
August 15, 2010 § Leave a comment
We've recovered from the Saturday in Design festivities last week and sorted through some more pics from the various events so thought we'd share a few before the event is wrapped up until next year.
The joint ADA (Australian Design Alliance) and LaunchPad evening was an interesting meeting of minds and a really successful event enjoyed by all. Thanks to host Paul McGilick and each of the panelists for a thought provoking discussion and to the LaunchPad finalists for an exciting display of original talent. If you missed the exhibition, it will remain at the Living Edge showroom until this Thursday, so get your skates on…
New products from Established & Sons, Walter Knoll, Michael Young, Howe and Herman Miller set the scene on the day, and an eye-catching display from Cadrys also drew a crowd. Marc Fong, creator of Herman Miller's new Arras workstation, charmed interviewers with his candid answers and affable personality. And the product is engaging too!
While the demand for the foosball table was almost on par with that for refreshments, the Miniature Cork Chair competition was again a highlight – below is a pic of our winner Mario Notaro with his creation and the team at Site Architecture. Thanks to all who visited!
A big congratulations
August 9, 2010 § Leave a comment
What a fantastic array of miniatures we received again this year for the Miniature Cork Chair competition! If you were one of the many who squeezed into Living Edge's Melbourne showroom on Saturday afternoon or who visited earlier we're sure you'll agree that the creativity and craftsmanship on display was quite inspiring. Many thanks to all the entrants, the lovely folk at Chandon and to all who attended and made the event such fun.
The winning entry was a beautiful and nostalgic creation by Mario Notaro from Site Architecture in Perth (pic below). A sterling job Mario – congratulations! We hope your Eames Lounge and Ottoman brings you many years of enjoyment.
Second and third places were awarded to David Ho from BVN, Melbourne (below) and Zoe Page from Swanbury Penglase, Adelaide (second below).
The entries by Mark Davis from Dasch Associates, Sue Coles from Baenziger Coles and Tanya Hillman from Geyer were all highly commended. Check out some of the competition below… we'll be adding more pics from the event over the week so be sure to check back in.
Saturday in Design photos
August 26, 2009 § Leave a comment
The results for the Saturday in Design photo competition are in over at indesignlive. We were pleased to see a lovely shot of the Eames Lounge and Ottoman by Dennis Chan (below) won third prize. Check out more entries at the indesignlive gallery.
Whilst we're on the topic of SiD photos, thank you to Lucy over at The Design Files for some great coverage of our showroom on the day and an excellent round-up of the days events. It's always great for us to hear some feedback and there are lots of positive comments on the mini chair competition and new Airia desk from the Herman Miller Lifework range. We've published a few of Lucy's photos below, but head to The Design Files SiD post for more.
Saturday in Design photos
August 19, 2009 § Leave a comment
Our VIP cocktail party to launch Saturday in Design and the Miniature Chair competition was a very enjoyable start to the festivities – here are some photographs of the evening. Do check out our previous post on the winners of the Miniature Chair competition if you missed it or weren't able to make it to the exhibition, it was definitely a highlight and great success.
And the winner is…
August 2, 2009 § 1 Comment
Saturday in Design was a great success and a particular highlight for us was the impressive standard of entries in our Chandon Miniature Chair Competition, which made for a fabulous exhibition on the ground floor of the studio. On Saturday afternoon we announced the winners of the competition, with the first prize of an Eames Lounge and Ottoman going to Jon Voss of Rice Daubney (his winning entry below).
Second prize was awarded to Edward Wong of Idiom Design (below).
And Jo Turner took out third prize (below).
There were also three entries highly recommended by the judges; Kay Nelson, Cathy Jameson of Geyer and Belinda Wright of Tobias Partners who each took home an Eames Hang-it-All for their creative efforts.
Below are a few more images of the exhibition and entries. We'd like to thank everyone who entered the competition for making it such a success. We'll be bringing you more Saturday in Design highlights over the coming week and we invite you to use the blog for your own feedback on how you enjoyed the day and which chair you like best… go on, make a comment!
All photos by Christian Mushenko
The Design Files, starring Living Edge
August 29, 2008 § 1 Comment
We are big fans of the Melbourne based blog The Design Files, so were chuffed to find we rated a mention not once but twice! bernabeifreeman's new Totem Light was favorably reviewed as part of a the Bombay Sapphire Exhibition currently in Melbourne (see post here). The exhibition is on its way to Sydney and will open at Object on 8th September – one to note down in your diary.
We are also featured in the Saturday in Design coverage (post here) and there are some lovely shots of our showroom from the day (see below) – thanks Lucy!
(Above) Totem by bernabeifreeman as featured in the Bombay Sapphire Design Discovery Exhibition
Norman + Quaine Albi Lounge and Lulu Side Table
George Nelson Miniature Chests and Eames Chairs
Calypso Lounge by Jon Goulder
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Category Archives: Conservation
The Royal Daimler stripped back
The chassis of this grand old car is now on display in the Museum's Main Hall until 27 July 2014. Don't miss this last opportunity to see the 'craftsmanship behind the car' before it goes back to the workshop for … Continue reading
A little bit of bling and some very fine work!
The excitement is building as we prepare the Daimler chassis for a public viewing for the Queen's birthday weekend. And the Daimler is getting its bling on! We decided to keep as much of the original chrome work as possible … Continue reading
Crankshaft – the story so far
On the 7-8th April, Ainslie Greiner and Ian Stewart travelled to Melbourne to visit Crankshaft Rebuilders. They took the original block from the Royal Daimler with them. The idea was to get the block line-bored and the new crankshaft test … Continue reading
Filming the Royal Daimler
The Museum's Royal Daimler is the subject of a new feature film called When the Queen Came to Town that celebrates the 60th anniversary of the 1954 Royal visit. The film looks at the legacy and the impact of this … Continue reading
Interview with the conservators
The Royal Daimler Project is speeding along and we are getting close to our fundraising finishing line. We have developed a video documenting some of the work we have been doing with the support we have received from members of … Continue reading
Rolling out the royal cars
The dust covers came off, the conservation team were on hand and the engines came to life at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra. It was one of those rare moments when the spark of history is tangible. Where … Continue reading
Riding in Style
On the 13th February, I had the good fortune to visit the Coventry Transport Museum to see the Daimler de36 Landaulette in their collection. Many thanks to Stuart Wilkinson, the Chairman of the Transport for organising the visit, driving me … Continue reading
A Gem from our Archive
Risk Management was alive and well in 1948 during the manufacture of the Daimler….. it was just expressed a bit differently as can be seen from this charming memo from Hooper & Co (Coachbuilders) Ltd.
What is it?..and why does it affect our treatment approach?
This strange looking object is just one part of the Daimler that represents the balance of pure conservation and minor restoration that will be characteristic of the work we are doing. In many discussions with visitors and on our blog … Continue reading
Visiting the Royal Daimler
There were some very beautiful Daimlers parked at Mitchell recently when members of the Daimler & Lanchester Owners Car Club of Australia, DLOCCA, were in Canberra to visit the National Museum's grand dame, the Royal Daimler. See more pictures below.


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According to the latest statistics, more NSW drivers are being fined for travelling less than 10km/h over the speed limit than in the past, which could prove NSW Police and the RTA now have near-zero tolerance for fast drivers.
In the year between August 2010 and August 2011, 13,129 drivers were fined for speeding, providing the government with $2.02 million in revenue. Of those fined, 7341 (or 56 per cent) were booked for speeding in the 0-10km/h-over-the-limit bracket. It's unknown just how much revenue those fines generated. These figures are a significant mark-up on the previously recorded 13 per cent.
The perception has been floating around for years that police had to provide a 10 per cent tolerance for possible inaccuracies in both motor vehicle speedometers and the police speed detection equipment. This latest data could prove that there is now no tolerance after all.
A recent News Limited report including an official RTA mobile speed camera contract states there is a tolerance however, a figure of which must remain undisclosed. The contract said,
"Enforcement threshold speed is the speed of vehicles at which RTA initiate prosecution after exercising their common law discretion by allowing a margin or tolerance above the posted speed limit.
"Any enforcement thresholds to be applied on mobile speed camera systems shall be in accordance with RTA and must be approved before implementation. Threshold information shall not be written in correspondence, emailed or transferred without written permission of the RTA."
The RTA is now preparing a report into the effectiveness of mobile speed cameras which have been operational since July 2010.
What do you think of the latest statistics? Is catching offenders that were travelling 0-10km/h over the limit really going to save lives? Feel free to give us your thoughts below.
Living in Brisbane this is a fairly presumptive thought. But I would imagine the large increase in 0-10km/h fines would be due to the mobile camera's being in more built up areas. So instead of having fixed camera's on 80-100km/h they're getting a lot more people doing a few km/s over.
Maybe more people are driving 0-10km/h over the limit?
More money plzzzzzzzzzzzz~~
they are looking at the revenue victoria makes, its in the hundreds of millions, for 0-10kmh speeding fines.
That's DECEPTION! If the tolerance figure must remain undisclosed then how can drivers POSSIBLY comply?
We're being governed by a bunch of immature idiots who want to force drivers to drive around at 60.00 km/h in order to avoid being targeted by state sponsored extortion!
We'll soon need speedos with decimal place displays and Auto manufacturers will soon be required to issue a certificate with each new car to confirm the speedo is correctly calibrated all to satisfy these pedantic revenue raising idiots!
The lowest offence used to be 0-15km over…. it used to be worth only 2 points (less than failing to indicate) and you'd never get pulled over for it. Did a whole series of fatalities happen within this speed range to force 'authorities' to lower that to 0-10km??? I seriously doubt it!
Motorists are not a profit centre for state governments who are unable to rein in their own run away costs!!
Deception? The limit you must comply with is on those big white signs within the red circle.
As for speedos – they are most often calibrated on "the safe side" – ie if it shows you are doing 60, you are actually doing less – so if you are caught doing 65 in a 60, chances are your speedo was showing 70+.
I'm not condoning this draconian enforcement – but I am equally not going to listen to rubbish like this.
You're a speedo calibration expert are you??? Yeah mate, It makes perfect sense to drive around staring at your speedo all day to make sure I've within 1km of the posted limit! Don't worry about other distractions like… looking out the windscreen, and that!! lol
I drive an ex highway patrol car and it's speedo has been calibrated so I don't have anything to worry about, all the rest of you might! The fact that the police NEEDED to have it calibrated, either for accuracy or legal reasons… is a luxury the average motorist doesn't have. You're suggesting +/- 5 km/h??? that's almost 10% out!
If you read the post, I think he was suggesting 0 to -5 and was also suggesting it as an anecdotal rule of thumb that is probably right, at least in all the cars I've owned.
Calling this minimal tolerance pedantic stupidity is fair enough. Calling it 'deception' is a tad hysterical.
Im a Pug mechanic, when you go into the BSI (its body control module) configuration, there is an adjustable tolerance for the cruise control, between what is set by the driver and what is seen on the speedo. Factory is + 6 on 308's i think and + 3 on the RCZ that has a digital speedo on the centre display anyway
The 'common sense' speed limit is always 10km/h+ more than the posted speed limits (with the exception of school zones and neighborhoods, which I think should be less). There is a reason why the UK is increasing their motorway speed limits by 20km/h.
Not allowing a tolerance of 10km/h in Australia is just revenue raising. Especially in Perth, where they place Multanovas at the bottom of steep hills.
oi monk you idiot, manufacturers only had to comply +- 10% of the actual speed of the car. so it can be more OR less.
not all speedos show LESS than what it actually is.
you dont even know what youre on about mate
You could drive at the posted speed limit, then you'd have no tolerance to complain about.
Its not just the speedo difference that you have to calculate. you also have to take into consideration the radar error ,does anyone remember the current affair investigation where the ex highway patrol officer showed a colour bond fence doing 16km/h among a lot of other questionable figure . I decided to set up the gps in our Hyundai and it shows at an indicated 100km/h on the speedo the gps showed 106km/h so who is right and let's face it , it's a hell of a lot safer to be watching the road then watching your speedo . At 100km/h a couple of kays really aren't going to change the outcome of an incident
Rick, Your Hyundai is the first car I have heard of where the speedo underreads the actual speed.
Borrow another GPS to double-check.
As long as you have not changed to illegal tyres, then I think you have a case for going back to Hyundai to have it fixed, especially if under warranty.
I drive at the posted speed limit, but I am not prepared to "giveaway" up 10% of what I can drive at just for an innacurate speedo, I cannot afford to pay the fines.
I'll try it tomorrow and let you know the outcome as it still has standard rims/ tyres and it's only 12 months old
Done today using garmin gps it showed 105km/h at indicated 100km/h
Strange. As Jerrycan says, that's the first time I've heard of that.
Yeh that is strange. Using a small sample of people I can talk to who remember the numbers, everyone who has set their cruise control to the speed limit through a roadworks zone and gone through the "your speed is" section has always seen it displaying numbers several km/hr slower than what their car is telling them. I'd raise that the next time it goes in for a service
'Show me the money!!!!'
I think it speaks volumes about how overgoverned we are that governments can rake in huge amounts of cash off increasing numbers of everyday generally safe drivers at the same time as speed limits in other parts of the world are being increased (USA) or increases are planned (Britain). And they have the nerve to claim it's for our own good.
Forget about the road toll – if you want to save lives put money into cancer screening (bowel cancer for example kills more people every year – over 4000 per annum – than the road toll – roughly 1600 per annum) or suicide prevention (roughly 2000 per year).
Why the moral panic over the road toll? It brings in the money, that's why.
Yonny You know what you've done know don't you ? They are going to pay $10000000 for someone to advise them on how they might be able to fine people for having cancer and suicide :p
So the new NSW audited all the revenue rasing cameras . But these moblie speed cameras aren't revenue raisers?
So not only labor are a bunch of liars but liberals are the same crap.
It was too good to be true!
i am amazed that the public health guys haven't jumped on this, as so many lives have put at risk by these "speeders". I mean when swine flu broke out there was a massive review of policies to contain it yet speeding which we are told kills and occurs around the world, we see nothing, except higher fines. there is a disconnect somewhere. either the govt is missing something in their mission to stop us speeding and that to at realitvely insignificant levels or else….they've lied to us.
At 60Km/h you are travelling at 16.6 meters per second, if it takes you 2 seconds to look at your speedo that means you have your eyes off the road for 33.2 meters, would any of us walk for 33 meters with our eyes closed?
Multiply this out by the number of times you look at your speedo in a hour because you're worried about being a couple of k's over the limit and it just has to be a recipe for disaster. If the RTA just had the tiniest bit of common sense they would realise constantly checking your speedo is more dangerous than being a few k's an hour over the limit.
But they can't make money out of that
"If the RTA just had the tiniest bit of common sense they would realise constantly checking your speedo is more dangerous than being a few k's an hour over the limit."
Unfortunately, "a couple of k's over the limit" increases braking distances exponentially – more so with older cars without active safety systems in place (ABS, EBA, ESP e.t.c.)
Instead of regulating speed so much, the government should be focusing on getting sh!tboxes off our roads. A rustbox VN Commodore no longer cuts it, nor do cars with cheap retreads/knock-off Chinese tyres.
I agree with the tyres part , however I was asked by the local high school to use my car in some brake tests ( mainly because I'm the only one the teacher knows with a 1970 car) for a yr 12 case study ,and you will be surprised to know that. My car a 1970 vg valiant with drum brakes at the rear actually stopped faster than the 2008 Toyota corolla 2010 Nissan navara 2007 Toyota camry and the 2009 ford mondeo the only 2 cars there that stopped faster was the 2009 hsv clubsport and the 2007 Subaru impreza sti in both wet and dry testing . NOTE my car does use large 18×7 and 18×8 wheels with Michelin tyres and is in perfect condition and after repeated stops the valiants stopping distance did increase more than the other cars .so I don't agree with the comment that old cars should be banned I do agree that poorly maintained cars should be and all cars should have to go for rego checks every year even new cars . After this test maybe they should ban anything that's not a performance car
True – and owners that maintain their cars will be much more likely to have good condition tyres as well. To be fair to Damian he did say "rustbox", which would exclude your well maintained Valiant
WHOA ! Steady up Noel,
Leave the mathematics and common sense out of this equation, remember the RTA 'management' is involved here. I doubt the 'road safety' boffins on $150K per year could perform your calculation or apply your commonsense, they are too busy drinking at the Greenwood (or nearby) or prancing around and drinking coffee in North Sydney.
Completely agree on Noel's point. To drive modern cars at/below speed limit without tolerance, we have to take all our concentration to fix our eyes on speedometer! It also worsens fatigue of long drive.
Hit em with the old pea-beu, hit with the old pea beu. Hit em High, NOW Hit em Low, Hit em with the old pea-beu.
Let the drivers set the speed limits. Let's have some democracy on our roads. Measure the median speed of the cars and set the limit to the nearest 10 kph.
Instead of whinging about all these speeding tickets and the revenue raising that goes with it do something about it ,I would assume that probably nearly everyone here has been booked for speeding, those who have did you just pay the fine or did you go to court ? In just 12mths over 13000 camera fines were issued ,image how congested the court system would become if everyone took their fines to court . no one would ever pays ticket so stop complaining and get everyone that you know that gets booked to take it to court even if it costs you more and let's face it out of the 3 speeding tickets I've had in 16 yrs I'm yet to pay one
You're right. People have to start contesting ridiculous speeding fines such as being a few kays over the limit.
After all, this is what a tolerance was originally used for – to make some sort of allowance for the large number of variable factors, outside the driver's control, that affect the actual speed of the vehicle as opposed to the speed the driver thinks they are doing.
If the tolerance has been removed then every single fine alleging less than say 4 kays over should be contested. If that happened (not likely, I know), watch the courts clog up and the laws would be changed. Of course, it may not change in the motorist's favour…
I just have no idea why the RTA is being so stupid about this. Let's face it, if the tolerance (for speeding) was set to around 10 km/h then there would be very little doubt that if you got a ticket you were in fact speeding.
I think Police still have the 10% limit but there have been a marked increase in fixed red light and speed camera's which dont have that kind of discretion.
Some police I got booked about 12mths ago for 51 in a 50 zone at muswellbrook , however I did get off when I took it to court
Muswellbrook are like that due to the high number of irresponsible drivers in the area.
I agree with musswellbrook drivers being dangerous the cop who turned around to chase me done a uturn across 4 lanes of traffic with the wheels spinning almost colliding with another car to book me for my extremely dangerous 1km/h and yes the car he almost hit ,pulled over to give him his piece of his mind, and he was defected for an excessively loud exhaust. When I wrote a letter of complaint about the suicide police officer and the fact that he had broken proceedure in turning off the traction control ,among other things . The response letter was that I was exceeding the speed limit and needed to be stopped and the police officer acted for the safety of other motorists Hahaha
Or just don't speed, it's simple and if you drive everyday it's not hard, concentrate on your surroundings, glance at you speedo, it doesn't take 2 seconds to check your speedo unless your mental capacity is severely impaired. If so catch the bus and leave driving to those who can do it within the legal boundaries set in each state or use cruise control if you've got it.
But I still think we should be allowed to complain about it AT LEAST instead of taking the streets like Libya
I get so sick of hearing this argument. It is so simplistic and makes no allowance for the fact that you can exceed the speed limit while believing you are NOT exceeding the speed limit.
Are you seriously defending the right of the RTA to issue speeding fines for exceeding a speed limit by ONE kilometer per hour?
This just sounds like a story about Robbery.
Here's a classic case of targetting the wrong thing. 17/10, 10:30pm, Police hiding on the Silverwater Rd onramp of the M4 city bound. A car passes the police car by with only parking lights on and doesn't get pulled over.
So police are OK with people driving on the M4 at night with barely any forward lighting but speeding is not?
Up to 10% for roads in higher density areas, yes, but for highways, not much.
I think it should be the other way around
instead of complaining, let's think it logically.
if posted speed is 60kph, in order to avoid being booked, the safest speed will be 55kph or close. with 55kph on 60km zone, traffic flow is much slower and most cars will be piled up in the same direction.
Yet dont forget there are a dozen of lights to go through before arriving our destination.
Plus when we went just 1km/h on the speedo, normal reaction is to HIT THE BRAKE – slow the car down to a safe speed, roughly 55km/h. Frequent sudden stop will cause what? collision!
(I have already discounted the fact that we have to constantly stare at the speedo and cars in front and other craps happening on roads. Actual speed might even go slower and chances of having car crash is much higher)
So we stop frequently to avoid getting 1km/h over the limit, traffic goes much slower; more cars are congested on roads, which in the end will increase our travel time!
Giving our greatest government an excuses to raise tax on cars to get rid of cars on roads. (but no $ spent on public transport, i guaranteed)
As some suggested we shall take trains and buses to work and for other journeys. OK. Let's analyze if this is possible.
Buses either come late (full), way too early than posted time at stops or skipping stops (on the grounds those 'humble' drivers didn't see us hailing them for a ride. WTF! shouldn't they suppose to look carefully if there are people waiting at stops?).
Trains always got delayed with some weird reasons. (You may question: shouldn't they be reliable? No jams on track already! Also notice the waiting time – going down then UP!)
Also track works happen all the time! Not at night time. But some day during the week and weekend! (Still consider taking trains for other journeys huh?!)
Yet not forget these transports DO NOT cover all the areas in NSW with some only operate in rush hours!
With this excellent public transport system, the chances of going to work on time is minimal! Nor could you get out of your suburb.
So public transport is an alternative? May I knee down and bow to those smart-S that PLEASE USE YOUR BRAIN TO THINK BEFORE YOU RECOMMEND A THING!
hey guys, ive just opened a facebook group in protest of the disgusting actions by the RTA. Feel free to join. The more people we have on..the more chance we can gain traction to have these idiotic laws / application of the law changed.
the group is: "Repeal the RTA's New Oppressive Speed Limits"
Constantly staring at the speedo shouldn't be a problem, I see enough people everyday testing whilst driving or scrolling through their iPods. A quick glance at the speedo isn't as dangerous in my opinion as texting.
How many people in here have either texted or read a text whilst driving huh?
Quit your whinging and just stick to the speed limit and you have nothing to worry about.
i believe people here aren't saying speeding is good or making speeding reasonable. it's just the current rule is too strict! 0-10 mate.
most of us speed but within 10km range some are on purpose some are not. not crazy 10+ or 20+. but it's normal that we all do. no one is savior! (imagine if you are driving down hill. here NSW roads aint dead straight and flat!)
will you dare to say you DIDNT speed in your driving life? 0-10km over the limit?
this is the same question that Jesus asked the people rock him if none of them tell lies in their life time. and if your answer to Jesus's question and mine is NO, throw me rocks to death.
what the government doing is as if asking you to wake up at 7am in the morning at all times. you cant wake up a sec later than 7am and if you do, you will get a ticket. is it reasonable?
imagine if you got booked for speeding within 0-10km/h, it's 0-10km/h, so read carefully, it's 0-10km/h. that means if you do 51km/h in a 50km/h zone or 50.2km/h in 50km zone, you will get booked.
when pulled over, you will wind your window down and yelled WTF to cops. i m sure you will. and when you know they bill you let's say $86 for 0.2km over the limit, i m pretty sure you wanna F yourself, screaming WTF x a gazillion times before paying it.
is this fair? got booked within 0-10km/h?
that is also telling us that their equipment is so advanced that generate 0 error (100%accuracy). is this so?
this is the same as will you believe a mouth wash says it can kill 100% germs in your mouth?
if the government wants us to do exactly what they want us to do, fine, we will do it (because they make all the laws want us to).
but can the government do what we want them to do at the same time on the grounds that it's WE who VOTE THEM?
If you've ever read any of my posts in the past you'd know I was last fined in 1999 and lost my license for the second time. I was a serial offender with at least two infringements every year from 84 to 99. I then made a conscious decision to stick to the road rules. There were exceptions but were on almost empty motorways in the UK early in the morning for short distances testing a cars capabilities when I knew I couldn't hurt anyone. Now if I can control an urge to drive over the posted limit, everyone can. Plus if no one gets booked because they follow the rules, no one will complain.
Yeah, nobody hates smoking as much as an ex-smoker…
You do know that it is possible to receive a speeding fine despite believing that your are driving at or below the limit – especially when the tolerance is as low as 1 km/h?
There is such a thing as natural justice – and pinging somebody for driving 1 km/h over the speed limit when neither the car being driven or the device detecting that car's speed are capable of registering speed with 100% accuracy is not just or fair.
Reasonable!!!! That word no longer exists… All too ridiculous…
Just raises my blood pressure…..
I have a question, are NSW Police General Duties car speedo's recalibrated after they leave the factory, ADR states that the can be out by 10% + 4Klm. My qestion is due to been paced by a General Duties car and was advised I was speeding by +5Klm when doing 117Klm on the Clock by GPS stated I was doing 110klm (I know my GPS is accurate), So I am wondering are the Police speedo's for General Duties cars recalibrated, I dont think they are.


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A shirtless Pan in crooked BluBlockers emerges from the sonic haze and politely offers a welcome quench from his Camelback. Ah, agua ... that's better. Pan hightails it back into the neon-freaky crowds, his shadow a tongue of purple flame darting through the throng. Uh oh, the colors they're starting to come alive. I can see the music. I am the Lizard Queen. Goddammit, I've been dosed unbeknownst!
Does that mean I'm still cute enough to date-rape? Whew.
There's no real need for chemical alteration at Burner-powered musical affairs like How Weird. The beats are gleefully conservative, locking hearts and minds into a virtual retro techno shroom step of the middlelate '90s. You can just stop dropping and roll, Siddhartha. Close your eyes, and Smurf the vibe.
The ultimate expression of this baroque kind of bubble-icious bounce back is the continued global triumph of DJ Tiësto's 2005 Eurotrance classical gasser Adagio for Strings (Universal France) from Barber to Burner, via Coachella, with a $50,000 light show, a Lycra Tony Montana jersey, and a passé Jesus pose. Gord lord, lady. Tone it down a little. Tiësto's not the lowest of the low some trancers still work bastard Carl Orff tracks and the high's all the dedicated protofairies making laptop tribal in their parents' incense-clouded basements. Whether they'll trade in the oms for Armani once they graduate to clubland is anyone's guess. It's become such a thin, thin line. Still, you know if you threw on some neu-rave Klaxons at the pre-Compressions, the kids would have an air-horn breakdown and an alien breakthrough.
Yep, in these fractious times, the speakers overflow with comfort food. And there's another retro techno movement snaking its way into the clubs, a splash of cool blue against the electroshocked Day-Glo patchwork of today's dance music: neominimal. Incubating for the past few years in art galleries like Gray Area and Rx, underground parties like Gentlemen's Techno and Moxie, unlikely bars like Detox, 222 Club, and the Transfer, and occasional Blasthaus and Daly City Records events, neominimal techno has lately come to the official fore, with major regular parties at the Endup and Fat City taking root and sold-out one-offs at Mezzanine fierce ruling.
The neominimal kids take their cues less from '90s London big beat and depunked Prodigy than from '80s acid house polychromatics and the Warp RecordsSheffield bleep scene, while paying heavy dues to laser-eared Detroit techno pioneers like Kenny Larkin and Richie Hawtin, whose classic 1999 full-length Decks Efx and 909 (Mute) kick-started the original minimal movement (he'll be at the Mighty on June 1). Hawtin told me at the time of DE9's release that he wanted to "cut through the clouds of contemporary techno" to produce something more loop focused, software malleable, and dynamic in terms of live manipulation. Eight years later, neominimal's tweeter-oriented arpeggios, atonal motifs, staticky sprezzatura, and clean, focused bass lines plus a reliance on laptop programming and a healthy nullity of bombast and breaks bear out his intentions to the nth. It's unimposing, almost shy music that hooks you with its lack of superstar pretense and leads you gently by your ears to the dance floor.
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When Kurt Kuenne's best friend Dr. Andrew Bagby was murdered, Kurt decided to make a film to commemorate him—so that none of the dozens of people whose lives he touched could ever forget just how special Andrew was. On November 5, 2001 Andrew Bagby was shot five times in an abandoned park. Charged with his murder was the woman he had recently broken up with. However, before police could get to her, she fled to Newfoundland, Canada where she later announced she was four months pregnant with Andrew's child. Andrew's parents gave up everything in their lives, including their bank account, to move to Newfoundland and launch a custody battle for baby Zachary. Thus began Kurt's new mission—to make DEAR ZACHARY a film that would one day teach Zachary about the amazing father he would never know. But no one could ever guess what would happen next — M.M.
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I liked this book better than book 1. Like others, the whole abuse thing with the woman putting up with it just isn't my thing and I never could understand anyone thinking that they had to put up with that. This book picks up with Serenity having Sebastian's daughter, and Jackson coming back from the dead as something horrible and killing people, with only one thing on his mind...getting Serenity back. This brings Sebastian back into her life, pretty much picking up where they left off. I didn't agree with him leaving her and yes, although it is hard to believe they fell in love really fast, I would have thought he would have stayed with her.
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Clean Energy Fuels - Expect A Turnaround In 2016 [View article]Dec 15, 2015. 06:41 PM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment
uh he didnt bail out. he sold in order to exercise his stock options, and ended up owning more stock than before
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Clean Energy Fuels Likely To Rally Strongly Through Year End [View article]Oct 14, 2014. 01:23 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
They appear to be doing both. The company needs to do a better job of gathering and presenting the metrics for existing stations, but let's not forget about all the mothballed LNG stations that have already been built for a long time. Opening some of them is a sigh of relief and we will eventually see huge volume growth at existing stations as well as new ones built.
The premise has always been build it and then they will come. But that should be modified to read build it, get some to show up, and the rest will come. Look at what happened with refuse. How many non-NG (diesel) trash trucks do you see these days? In socal I hardly see any. The only problem with refuse is that the market isn't big enough.Aug 8, 2014. 02:42 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
But aren't they turning the corner? Let's see if they really can hold the line on G&A. If they can, the trucking sector is going to take off and catapult this to profitability in a year or so. You seem to hint that this is just the same old story with CLNE. But I think you're just a bit short sighted - for years they were waiting for the heavy duty NG engine. Now they have the engine, they are just waiting for the fleets to complete their "test phases".
I don't disagree that it doesn't look good on paper, but I think the company has intentionally built up a large overhead to accomodate what is coming. Sometimes you need the chicken before the egg.Aug 8, 2014. 12:29 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
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Excise Taxes on gas and diesel have been frozen (not indexed to inflation) for about 20 years. That is called dumb fiscal policy, and a no-brainer as to why the roads are crumbling.Jun 17, 2014. 03:39 PM | 4 Likes |Link to Comment
You all have very good points, (except I'm not sure that any LNG plant costing $Billions would be meant soley for CE LNG Vehicle fueling stations). I was mistaken about some trucking deals being arranged with Trillium etc., but what I see is the same company that had been saying for years while they bleed cash with their stock price at $12-$13 "we're almost at the tipping point, just waiting for the NG engine from Westport/Cummins".
Now, as the NG engine gets put in production the stock gets cut down by 40%. I don't see what has changed in the last two months other than a couple negative articles spelling out what everyone should have known already. Maybe it was management's refusal to give guidance on whether they expect a profit this year.
I will reserve further discussion until CLNE actually demonstrates what needs to happen: More Volume.Feb 28, 2014. 03:34 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
$5m for a very large standalone CNG station from the ground up. The type that can fuel 20 vehicles at once. One which would need more than 1 or 2 CNG in a box.
Littlefair stated and it sounds reasonable they could get CNG at an already built LNG station for $600K, which presumably includes the cost of a CNG in a box or other type of compressor.You don't just need a compressor, you need high pressure storage tanks than run in the $ hundreds of thousands, fuel dryers, etc.Feb 28, 2014. 03:05 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
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And don't try to tell me the Leaf counts.Feb 28, 2014. 01:18 PM | 20 Likes |Link to Comment
LNG stations require less capital - Compressors and their associated equipment and installation costs are expensive. CNG storage equipment is expensive, both at the station and on the vehicle.
LNG boil off is hardly an issue with Long Haul Trucking where the truck is driven nearly everyday all day.
The only significant potential benefit to a building a CNG station is like you say, the infrastructure is often already there in the form of a utility gas line. LNG infrastructure would be a concern of mine if CLNE wasn't already engaged in building out an LNG liquifaction infrastructure.
The bottom line with NG - you have to compress it or liquify it to store it or use it in a moving vehicle. A few LNG liquifaction plants along with a network of LNG stations is more cost effective than dozens to hundreds of CNG stations each with their own compression equipment.
I fail to understand the stock price getting hammered as the company is in such an impressive position (the trucks are getting into mass production - many medium sized trucking companies are just waiting to see if UPS and other big players have catastrophic issues with their LNG big rigs in the next few months, which they won't). Are we seeing trucking companies signing major deals with CLNE competitors? No, we are not.
For Wall Street, sometimes it's hardest to see what's directly in front of you as it gets closer.Feb 28, 2014. 12:58 PM | 2 Likes |Link to Comment
@ claritee - Maybe this is why they bought so many of them and in bulk.
This only happened about a month or less ago so I'd expect they may start using at least some of these units at existing LNG stations.
Keep in mind that while the equipment itself may cost about $300K, the cost including labor to build a station around the "box" is far from trivial.Feb 28, 2014. 12:43 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
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Compare to what I just said above, $8 for hydrogen, barring an unlikely scientific breakthrough.Nov 11, 2013. 11:06 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
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Hydrogen currently costs around $8 a gallon. Not exactly attractive. I'll stick to my CNG car thanks. And in the future I will consider a Gen III Tesla if they are in my price range. If I was a Toyota shareholder I would not be happy with this waste of time.Nov 8, 2013. 02:55 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment


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- Core Clerkship appsThese apps are recommended by for Clerkship students at the University of Kansas Medical Center
- Consumer Health appsThis list includes free consumer health apps and mobile-friendly websites for patients
- Medical Calculator appsA list of medical calculation apps for use in both the clinical and education settings
- Literature Searching appsList includes both free and library-provided journal article apps, as well as mobile-friendly websites.
- Professional appsIncludes a list of free apps for staying current, finding out about conferences and professional networking
- Productivity appsIncludes free and paid productivity apps such as cloud storage, file editing, PDF annotators, etc...
- Patient Education appsLists include library-provided and free patient education apps for health care professionals
- Emergency and Disaster appsA list of free emergency and disaster apps from several organizations/associations
- KUMC Recommended AppsA page with lists of previously recommended applications for use by students at the University of Kansas Medical Center
Sites for App Reviews and Comparisons
If you like to browse, these websites will provide you with information on a variety of medical apps. Some are free and others are available for purchase.
- Mobile App Experience ProjectLibrarian reviewed apps that includes creator's credentials; bias; up to date information; ease of app's navigation/access; etc.
- Apple: Healthcare AppsA link to the Apple App Store that has aggregated all popular medical apps with the tag "medical" into one list.
- iMedicalAppsReviews of medical mobile apps by health professionals and medical students. Browse by medical specialty and/or type of device.
- Medical App JournalA journal created by medical professionals that peer reviews medical apps for the medical profession.
- InternetMedicine "Top Free Medical Applications"A list of the top 20 medical applications (aggregated from iMedicalApps) for 2014
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