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It seems to me that space doesn't have any/much air, and if my bottle is full of air, when I open it, where does the air go?
It will diffuse into space.
Space is a near-perfect vacuum—its pressure is nearly zero and it has extremely little matter (in the empty parts, at any rate).
On the other hand, your bottle has a relatively high pressure. When you remove the barrier (by opening the cap), the air naturally flows to the region of low pressure.
Once there, it creates a localized blob of air, with low pressure—but not as low as the surrounding space. This localised blob will spread out due to the pressure difference.
Theoretically, it will spread to every corner of the universe, if we neglected gravity and the fact that the universe has other stuff in it. Anyway, it will very very extremely negligibly marginally increase the pressure of the local zone.
That's about it—the air just spreads out. Sort of like what happens when you put a drop of red food coloring in a tank of water—it first creates a localized red blob, which spreads out till the change in color is negligible.
Note that this process, in space, will be much faster than the red food coloring one. The two are similar phenomena but the mechanics are different.
The gas molecules in your bottle of air aren't just sitting still, they're moving around in random directions. From memory, the speed of oxygen and nitrogen molecules at room temperature is around 500 meters per second.
When the bottle is closed, the air molecules hit the walls and lid of the bottle and bounce back, so the air stays in the bottle. If you take the lid off, then because the gas molecules are moving around randomly, and at high speed, pretty soon most of them will have escaped through the opening.
Now, if you take the lid off the bottle here on earth there are air molecules buzzing around in the atmosphere outside the bottle, so at the same time as the air molecules in the bottle escape, air molecules from the amosphere enter the bottle. The end result is the bottle stays full of air.
If you take the lid off in space the air molecules in the bottle escape, but there aren't any air molecules in space to replace them, so the bottle will very quickly be empty. The air molecules that were in the bottle will be heading off into outer space at a few hundred meters per second.
When you take the lid off, all the molecules that would otherwise hit it escape since there is nothing to hold them back. Although the molecules are going at a typical thermal velocity of roughly 500 m/s, the mean free path of molecules in air is about 70 nm and it therefore takes some time for molecules near the bottom of the bottle to "find out" that the lid is open. The effect is a wave of decreasing pressure travelling from the lid to the bottom at about the speed of sound in the bottle.
As a professor of mine used to say "enthalpy rules!" The heat/energy will be dissipated into space and the oxygen molecules will slow down and travel until they find a new "place" to be used. There can be oxygen in space, but there is no atmosphere to hold it together to be used by humans.
It just works like a balloon here on earth. The air has overpressure (since space has effectively zero pressure) so if you open the exit it streams out until the pressure inside equals the pressure outside (i.e. 0). There is really nothing special about space in that respect.
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Application ID: 494
This model illustrates an application that maximizes surface-to-surface radiative fluxes and minimizes conductive heat fluxes.
A thermo-photo-voltaic (TPV) cell generates electricity from the combustion of fuel and through radiation. The fuel burns inside an emitting device that radiates intensely. Photo-voltaic (PV) cells—almost like solar cells—capture the radiation and convert it to electricity. The efficiency of a TPV device ranges from 1% to 20%. In some cases, TPVs are used in heat generators to co-generate electricity, and the efficiency is not so critical. In other cases TPVs are used as electric power sources, for example in automobiles. In those cases efficiency is a major concern.
This model uses the Heat Transfer with Surface-to-Surface Radiation interface to investigate the influence of operating conditions (flame temperature) on system efficiency and the temperature of components in a typical TPV system. The model can also assess the influence of geometry changes.

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This gorgeous 22" blonde doll from New York City is fashioned to look like an eleven year old girl and is dressed for sport in a pink shirt, red shrug sweater, jeans shorts and knee socks in tie up boots. Her story is about the excitement of living in a big city with its flea markets, shows, music, art museums and excitement. She is one of a collection of multicultural dolls that comes packaged with a book. This purchase is not about the book. You�ll find better books on our book list. This is all about the doll. Her body is soft, but her arms and legs, like her head, are hard vinyl and beautifully molded. This collection has a presence online, as well with games, extra outfits, and a charity that encourages kids to donate money to those more needy. These are definitely dolls for older girls who have a more worldly view and are open to learning about other countries and the dreams of girls from far away. Unlike old-fashioned foreign doll collections, these were designed to be played with�not just displayed. They were also designed to encourage girls to think beyond the confines of their home base. Also in the collection is Pita from Mexico, Ling from China, Lulu form Kenya, Piper from Australia. 8 & up.
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Frisco, TX (SportsNetwork.com) - The Dallas Stars signed pending unrestricted
free-agent forward Ryan Garbutt to a three-year contract extension on
The 28-year-old winger has posted a career-best 18 points, with 10 goals and
eight assists, in 46 games for Dallas this season. He ranks third on the club
in hits with 81.
Garbutt served a five-game suspension earlier in the season for charging
Anaheim Ducks forward Dustin Penner. Garbutt left his feet to deliver a high
hit to the head area of Penner after the Anaheim wing was releasing a shot. He
was not penalized for the incident.
"Ryan has snow that he is an effective, hard-hitting forward that plays the
game with speed and tenacity," said Stars general manager Jim Nill in a
statement Wednesday. "Over the course of the season, he has earned the trust
of his coaching staff and has played himself into a role where we ask him to
play against our opponent's top players on a nightly basis. It's a great
credit to the work he has put in and we're excited to have him signed."
A native of Winnipeg, Garbutt has recorded 15 goals and 16 assists in 102 NHL
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We have had tremendous feedback since we announced our newest product, CommandCentral Predictive, several weeks back. Since the announcement we have literally heard from hundreds of agencies. Last week I was on the road speaking to agencies, including several of our existing customers and hopefully some new ones.
It is hugely rewarding to see such response given the amount of time and effort we have put into creating CommandCentral Predictive. This launch is the culmination of months of meeting with customers and getting their continuous feedback on the product, and the extraordinary effort by our team to turn that feedback into tangible changes in the product.
During the course of developing this product we spoke with many law enforcement agencies about product features and had dozens of recommendations on how to build a better product. Some we have been able to include in the first generation, and others that are still to come.
From my meetings in the last two weeks there were two things that have really stood out about CommandCentral Predictive feedback. First is that every agency that I have spoken to is looking for a better way to direct and enable their patrol officers to increase their effectiveness. It's simply an issue of how to maximize their resources in the most effective way through direction and information enablement.
The second item goes along with that was something that we have heard all along: that anything we provide needed to be usable in the field, not just another screen on a computer for someone to look at.
That hit home last week when I visited a large agency who is currently testing their own internally-developed predictive analytics solution. While they have yet to determine whether or not to roll it out, one of the concerns they had was whether or not officers will actually use it. Their limited trials have had mixed results and previous experience with another application showed limited success because very few officers got to the first step: logging on.
We realized this early in the development of this product which led us to two needs: first, to build CommandCentral Predictive with mobile devices in mind, and second, to empower officers with real data to make smarter, more informed decisions.
The mobile part was a no-brainer. If they haven't started already, almost every agency envisions the time when they will drop their MDT's (Mobile Data Terminal) for tablet devices. So, we built this product not only to be run on a tablet or large smart phone, but to be optimized for it.
Second, we built functionality into it so that users could access the underlying data driving predictions. And it was designed to present this information to officers so they could easily access it and use it to make better decisions when they are in the field.
This data accessibility was validated time and again last week as I spoke with agencies, who see the value in empowering their officers with data in the field that help them to make better decisions and actions. It simply helps to make better, smarter decisions while on patrol. And, most importantly, it does it automatically, improving information flow without burdening an analyst with pulling data for officers (more on this another time).
Anyone who takes CommandCentral Predictive for a test drive will see how easy it is to access information that will put an officer at the advantage. It's just one of those things we built into CommandCentral Predictive that makes is such an exciting product. We look forward to more feedback as we meet with customers and continuing to innovate on CommandCentral Predictive to make it the most effective tool to predict and prevent crime.


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He was big in this comeback. Great effort and control. We needed him.
Awesome win, boys!
Good job tonight Chris! I knew you had it in you! Keep focused and good things will come your way! Go get OU!
I've been critical of him. he played very well tonight. great job Chris!
much deserved after a lot of criticism
This guy has been bashed all year (myself definitely included), and deservedly so at some points. But he manned up and played GREAT in the 2nd half tonight. If he played within himself and drove the ball to the rack instead of jacking up step back 3's more often we're a very, very tough team!
This OU game is huge and we're gonna need CA out there. Go Clones!
Very impressive team game out of him. Major props, we do not win without his play tonight.
His diving for the ball was great.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
Exactly what I've been going for out of CA. Now he's got some confidence, let's go. (under control of course)
My bad! Didn't see the other thread about this! Feel free to merge
The chewing out must have helped.
Excessive intake of alcohol, we all know, kills brain cells, but naturally it attacks the slowest and weakest brain cells first. In this way regular consumption of beer eliminates the weaker brain cells, making the brain a faster and more efficient machine. That's why you always feel smarter after a few beers.
I have been hard on him, but he was a MAJOR factor in why we won tonight. His second half play was great.. 15 points, 5 rebounds and a few of the rebounds were key ones too.
Chris Allen was outstanding tonight. He did everything well and played through some foul trouble. If he plays like that, takes good shots, and plays defense like that he is a great player. Good job Chris! Keep at it!
I've supported him a lot of the year and we NEED him if we are going to make the tourny and finish strong.
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News: PCC Accepting Applications for Anesthesia Technology Program
Pasadena City College's Anesthesia Technologist Program is accepting applications between Jan. 3 and Feb. 15.
PCC's anesthesia technician program is recognized by the American Society of Anesthesia Technologists and Technicians (ASATT) and is the first of its kind in the state. Students will be awarded a Certificate of Achievement and an associate degree upon successful completion.
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ATLANTA -- A family member of Leroy Carter found him after he was reported missing on Monday, November 5.
Carter, 48, was located safe and unharmed in Union City, Ga.
Fulton County Police had asked for help from the public in finding Carter, who went missing in early November from his home on Atlanta's westside. A family member last spoke to him on the morning of November 2.
At that time, Carter was at a train station, but his family did not know which one. They were worried, as Carter has epilepsy and takes medicine that affects his cognitive thinking.


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As a previous thread had been started in March on the Cabelas Ultimate Alaknak Tent, I mentioned I had one similar, the ISQ tent and would put up a picture review as soon as the snow went away. Well it has now and the yard was dry enough today to set it up. Albeit, I think I need a bigger yard to test it out, LOL, as you will see in the photos.
All the reviews on Cabelas site mention set it up at home before you take it to the woods. I am so glad I did. Most reviews said it took about one hour. If you have set up wall tents enough, then yes I can see it as a one hour tent the first time. maybe down to 30-40 minutes with strong knowledgable help after that. For me, it was an exploration that took about two and a half hours to get it up. I am possitive that now knowing all the pieces and such, it will be closer to that hour next time.
The material is super strong. Its the reason I was so drawn to buy one in the first place. Lighter than canvas, but twice or more heavy than a coleman style tent. I can see why condensation has been an issue for some users that are not used to having it in their tents. Canvas breaths, cheap tents will too. This puppy is one solid waterproof son of a gun. If the vents are not open, and guyed out, your not going to have enough airflow, and it will get wet inside.
Also, the HUGE warning sign sewn into the tent next to the beer holder says to NOT use fuel burning heaters in the tend due to extreme carbon dioxide buildup, and it will create condensation. So for those who disregard this and do it anyway...well thats why it was rainin on ya in the morning. By the way, this would go for lanterns too, as the fuel will produce that H2O exhaust. Wood stoves are it, and for night time light, use an LED lantern.
I have not bought one as of yet, and plan on the Cabelas one when I do get one. If I do opt for a different stove I have also considered the Alaskan packer stoves as a second choice, and no mater what stove you do go for, its large enough to handle any one you want. I did get the roof panel that helps to protect the roof from hot embers. I noticed that there is not any special attention the sidewall of the tent for heat though. Interesting to me, as I know wood stoves radiate tons of heat and I would be nervous of it getting a tad warm and melting. I plan on making a back stop of some sort that also is open by the vent. Not sure of what material, but I will come up with something for it. Thought of a slimline style plywood, hearth and backstop, that is hinged that sets up like a stadium seat pad. Put a soffit vent on it so it lines up with the tents wall vent and it would give a nice stable platform if you will for the stove to sit on as well. Just an Idea, but its growing on me. If I do it, I will add pics of it later.
I also bought the extra floor liner for it. This is nice, and like other reviews I have seen online, I can see all the benefits of it and have not even been there done that to it yet. It will make it easier to clean up when its time to pack it up. Protect it from dirt, rocks, and fire embers ect that can get dragged inside.
I did put a tarp under the tent as a footprint, I always have done that with my other tents to keep forest sap and debris off the tent to further its life. So that makes a three layered tent floor and should be really really nice.
I bought the six pod version of this tent when it went on sale back in mid winter. I dont know that I will use all six pods most of the time, but it was nice to have them if I need them. I set it up today with only two, this is how it comes for the $1100.00 price, so if your considering one it will give you an Idea of what your getting in the photos. You can set two pods on the stove side with the stove in between them. One on the back side opposite of the door, and three on the side opposite of the stove.
I set mine up today with one on the stove side and one directly opposite of this one on the three pod side. Due to restricted space in my back yard, guyropes were rigged up to hold my tent differently than it would be in the field, so these were just about the only spots I could use and worked out fine.
The tent comes with a good ammount of stakes. Guy ropes are limited, however each pod comes with more smaller stakes and a bunch more guy ropes, so there are plenty of rope set ups to get the tent nearly hurricane proof if needed.
I love the two center poles inside. Could set up a table in there, put up a line between for lights or what ever you want to hang on it. Even with six pods set up, you COULD put three more jumbo cots inside the main body. More peeps on the floor if you skip cot options. If its just you and one more, it will be like the hiltons camp suite with all the room. With the pods and the cots out of the way, its so open inside its hard to explain.
I didnt buy the vestibule, and for the most part dont know that I want to, however if your tent is set up with bad weather beating on the door, one would solve that problem fast. However at $170, a tarp with tarp poles set up over the door seems like such a more useful option. I'm a redneck, so shaded porches are a must!! LOL.
It has a few windows that also double as top vents if its not raining you can open up the clear vinyl panel and it really lets the breezes flow through it.
So here are some pic...and when I get a chance to take it out for a REAL camp outing I will update if anything comes up.


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My Setup :
Host is running Windows 2008 Web R2 with VMWare Server installed on it. The guest machine for Zimbra is Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit. SSL is commercial RapidSSL.
For some reason bridge networking only allowed everything external to reach the guest but from the guest I could only reach the host...not even the gateway. Tried doing everything with route, etc....didnt work.
So current setup is NAT with ICS setup on the main adapter. For incoming, I am using another program to forward all Zimbra ports to the guest from the host.
Everything works except CalDav on the iPhone4. Even Carddav went through fine. When setting up CalDav, it says cannot connect using SSL...try non-SSL which it tries on normal webmail port but again cannot authenticate.
All relevant ports, 443 8443, etc are open and nothing in the Zimbra log files.
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2011 State of Warehousing/DC Equipment and Technology Survey
Webcast: Join Group Editorial Director Michael Levans, Executive Editor Bob Trebilcock, and materials handling equipment consultant Don Derewecki as they go deeper into the data gleaned form the 2011 survey results while tracking changes in the material handling market over the past year.
March 01, 2011
Last December, Washington lawmakers wrote a small provision into the new 2011 tax law allowing businesses to fully write off productive capital investments in one year, instead of amortizing them, giving companies lower taxable incomes and essentially freeing up more money to spend on labor or expansion.
If the government gets its wish, this year businesses will stop putting off the purchase of automated sortation systems and lift trucks and spend, spend, spend. Well, it seems that this wish could in fact come true.
According to the 2011 State of Warehouse/DC Equipment and Technology Survey conducted for Logistics Management and sister publication Modern Materials Handling in January by Peerless Media Research Group, significantly more respondents—36 percent versus 16 percent last year—are planning to increase their spending on materials handling solutions in the coming year versus the previous year.
And while this finding most certainly sets an optimistic tone for the report, there is some data that may slightly temper the industry's enthusiasm. While more companies may be spending, the median amount each firm plans to spend over the next 18 months for both materials handling equipment and information systems solutions is just $77,000, or 8 percent lower than our 2010 findings when that number rang in at $84,000.
"That's the equivalent of two nice new lift trucks or one specialized truck like a turret truck," says Don Derewecki, senior business consultant for TranSystems, a supply chain consulting firm. "With that level of investment you're just making marginal improvements. Only 12 percent of the respondents are planning to spend a million dollars or more; so, to me that says that only 12 percent say they're doing something significant."
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Join Group Editorial Director Michael Levans, Executive Editor Bob Trebilcock, and materials handling equipment consultant Don Derewecki as they go deeper into the data gleaned form the 2011 survey results while tracking changes in the material handling market over the past year.
"The costs of the distribution and warehousing side of many supply chains have been so depressed over the past couple of years that there's really not a lot of movement you can make," says Scott Pribula, president of TranSystems' management and supply chain consulting group. "If buying two lift trucks is your budget, then that's just attrition to me. You're not really moving into the next level of efficiencies."
In fact, a sense of caution remains with 78 percent of our 2011 respondents saying that they're proceeding slowly until the economy becomes more stable. Most are keeping spending dollars to a minimum and only for those purchases critical to sustain ongoing business.
However, these findings are just the tip of the iceberg. Over the next few pages we'll go deeper into the data gleaned from the 2011 survey results while tracking changes in the materials handling market over the past year. We'll examine current utilization rates of manufacturing and warehousing facilities, zoom in on specific areas that warehouse and distribution managers are planning to invest, track which best practices are gaining importance, identify green initiatives currently in use, and explore how they're currently making materials handling purchase decisions.
Questionnaires were e-mailed to readers yielding 463 total respondents, mostly from manufacturing companies with revenues ranging from large (35 percent have sales of $100 million or more) to small (16 percent are under $5 million). Only those responses from management and personnel directly involved in the purchase decision process of material handling solutions were considered.
With such a broad representation of respondents, this is a great opportunity to gauge how plans for your warehouse/DC equipment and technology investment match up with those of your peers across the country. Here's what we found.
Taking the temperature of the market
While the hard data builds the foundation of this annual report, reading open-ended responses often helps to fine tune the overarching temperature of a market. Here's a small sampling from the 2011 State of Warehouse/DC Equipment and Technology Survey
Open-ended question: In what (if any) areas are you currently investing? If you are holding off on investing, what specifically are you holding off on?
"Investing in only what is immediately needed…"
"We are investing more in machinery to make our production run more efficiently and are avoiding unnecessary spending on office equipments, cellphones, and other nonurgent supplies…"
"Heavily on manufacturing and holding off on distribution until our growth subsides…"
"We are holding off on buying new equipment and are upgrading our current equipment…"
"Adding an additional building to our distribution network, purchasing additional fork lifts…"
"We are moving forward with a new warehouse management system…"
"We're spending as the need arises, with a more cautious approach regarding actual ROI…"
"We invest in anything that saves money. ROI is immediate with a savings. Anything that has ROI of more than one year we have put off unless it's necessary to do business…"
"We're investing in order picking and storage automation…"
"Not holding off on anything specific, we're just being judicious…"
"Maximizing the productivity of the remaining workforce…capacity expansions might come later…"
"Investing in efforts to meet homeland security requirements including some materials movement equipment, some containers…"
"We have reduced every form of investment…Inventory, fleet, materials handling equipment, associates, payroll, and benefits…"
"Holding off on high capital expenditures if ROI is not less than two years…"
"We are holding off on all investments unless absolutely necessary…"
"Investing in racking, holding off on lift trucks…"
"Just completed installation of mezzanines and carousels…"
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Sunderland welcome Bidvest CEO
Principal partner visits Wearside.
Sunderland AFC welcomed Brian Joffe, CEO of Bidvest, to the club today, in what was his first visit to Wearside since the announcement that the South African-based company would be the club's new principal partner.
Mr Joffe, accompanied by SAFC's CEO Margaret Byrne and commercial director Gary Hutchinson, toured the Stadium of Light and Sunderland's state of the art training base, the Academy of Light, where he met head coach Paolo Di Canio and members of the first team squad – all proudly sporting their Bidvest branded training wear.
Speaking about the visit, Gary Hutchinson said: "We were delighted to welcome Brian on his first visit to Sunderland. It was fantastic to be able to show him firsthand the stadium and training ground and he was very impressed with what he saw.
"Bidvest are a huge global organisation and we are tremendously proud to have them on board as the club's principal partner. Building our reputation and presence internationally is one of our key aims and our partnership with Bidvest will certainly help us to achieve this."
The Bidvest Group is a global business operating across a range of sectors with over 105,000 employees across four continents. It also operates the largest global food service business outside North America and has significant presence in the UK market.


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Vancouver, BC (Sports Network) - Brenden Dillon scored the game-winner with
3:01 left in the third to spoil Henrik Sedin's record-setting night and lift
the Dallas Stars to a 4-3 come-from-behind victory over the Vancouver Canucks
on Friday at Rogers Arena.
Sedin recorded a pair of assists in the second period to pass Marcus Naslund
for first place on Vancouver's all-time scoring list with 757 career points,
but the Stars scored three answered goals to battle back from a 3-1 deficit
and earn their fifth win in their last six games.
Cody Eakin added a goal and an assist, while Antoine Roussel and Reilly Smith
also lit the lamp for the Stars, who had lost eight of their last 10 against
the Canucks.
Richard Bachman replaced an injured Kari Lehtonen in the first period and
stopped 18-of-21 shots en route to the victory.
Henrik's twin brother, Daniel, registered a goal and an assist, while Chris
Higgins and Alexandre Burrows each scored once for Vancouver, which saw its
six-game win streak come to an end.
Cory Schneider was charged with all four goals on 29 shots in the setback.
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Math department inaugurates Pi Mu Epsilon Honor Society and first of many mathematics-related colloquia featuring talks by Google software engineer, students.
Nearly 90 students, faculty, staff and visitors enjoyed hearing two talks as part of North Central's Inaugural Pi Mu Epsilon Prime Time Mathematics Colloquium on May 25. The first talk, titled "The Mathematics of Google," was presented by Shaun Cox, software engineer with Google. Following his talk, students and faculty were initiated into the Pi Mu Epsilon Honor Society.


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Recognize surface features on the Sun, such as solar flares and sunspots.
Sunspots in relation to the magnetic field are discussed in this interesting video.
Demonstrates the creation, types, functions, and effects of solar flares and sunspots.
See pictures of the sun and learn what they tell us about the sun in this educational video.
A list of student-submitted discussion questions for Surface Features of the Sun.
To emphasize students' understanding of key words and practice applying the definitions of the vocabulary words to examples and drawings using the Frayer Model.
To build a step-by-step description of a sequence for analysis, discussion, or communication using a Sequence Diagram.
Reviews the unusual features of the planet Mercury: how it could be hot enough to melt lead yet have ice, how it might have a tail like a comet, and more.
Learn how bad space weather from solar storms can affect systems on Earth and how scientists are monitoring potential problems.
Students learn the potential effects of a solar storm would have on our world, look at current solar weather data, and use real data to practice measuring and predicting solar storms themselves.
Illustrated mind map for Surface Features of the Sun.
This study guide summarizes the key points of Surface Features of the Sun. You can download and customize it to suit your needs and study habits.
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How to Safety-Wire - Play It Safe!Written by on March 1, 2010 Safety-Wiring Procedures, Methods, And Techniques
It's hard to imagine what the automotive world in general would be like if it weren't for the military-industrial complex. Now, while you may be asking yourself, what has the Navy got to do with my F-100, think about it for a minute. The majority of manufacturing techniques, tools, and materials that were commonplace in the 1950s and '60s, were a direct byproduct of things learned by industry during World War Two. The stringent tolerances demanded by the military and the production challenges that came with them enabled automotive manufacturers to more or less learn on the government's dime in a few short years what would have taken them decades and millions of dollars to develop on their own. Building tanks, ships, and aircraft of all shapes and sizes challenged their manufacturing abilities and allowed them to develop new technologies and techniques that are continued today. Better braking systems, more reliable engines, improved electrical components, precise manufacturing; these were all byproducts of what industry learned while they were manufacturing products for the military. During the late '30s and early '40s, the automotive industry accounted for a major portion of aircraft production, going so far as halting automobile production completely by 1942 to concentrate on aircraft and related production. By the time the war was over, the automobile and related industries would be forever changed.
For us truck guys, other than being a neat little bit of history, these military influences have little to do with what we're wrenching on out in the garage. Or so you think.
Take the Allen bolt for instance. Invented in the beginning of the 20th century, its name comes from the Allen Manufacturing Company, who actually applied for the patent in 1943 due to escalating needs by the U.S. government brought on by World War Two.
And how about all those anodized fittings that you have connecting all your fluid transfer hoses? You know, the ones that take those weird, expensive wrenches that are neither a fractional size nor metric but some seemingly random number preceded by a dash? Known as AN fittings, these mil-spec (military specification) fittings also trace their heritage back to World War Two when the Army and Navy agreed upon a single standard for fluid transfer fittings used to connect flexible hose and rigid metal tubing. This designation became the standard in the aerospace industry for decades and has recently found its way into the classic automobile market.
Another aerospace standard that has found its way into the automobile hobby is the practice of "safetying." Familiar to anyone who's ever removed a cotter pin from a ball joint, tie rod, or spindle nut, safetying is defined as securing by various means any nut, bolt, turnbuckle, etc., so that vibration will not cause it to loosen during operation. These practices are not a means of obtaining or maintaining torque, but rather a safety device to prevent the disengagement of hardware. There are three basic methods used in safetying; cotter pins and self-locking nuts, of which are no doubt familiar to most of us, and safety wire. While there may be many of you who are familiar with the practice of safety wire, there is probably a good number who are not. I know I've watched guys do it for years but it's something that I've never seemed to get the hang of. That said, I thought I'd educate myself with help from a few products from Graham Tool Co. and the FAA, and bring you guys along as well.
Safetying 101
Basically, there are two methods of safety wiring; the double-twist method that is most commonly used, and the single-wire method used on screws, bolts, and nuts in a closely spaced or closed-geometrical pattern such as a triangle, square, rectangle, or circle. The single-wire method may also be used on parts in electrical systems and in places that are difficult to reach.
When using the double-twist method, a minimum diameter of 0.032-inch wire should be used on parts that have a hole diameter larger than 0.045 inch. Safety wire of 0.020-inch diameter may be used on parts having a nominal hole diameter between 0.045 and 0.062 inch with a spacing between parts of less than 2 inches. Note that these specs are for steel wire designed for safety wiring and not aluminum, copper, or brass wire.
Safety Wiring Procedures
There are many combinations of safety wiring with certain basic rules common to all applications:
1. When bolts, screws, or other parts are closely grouped, it is more convenient to safety wire them in series. The number of fasteners that may be wired together depends on the application.
2. When self-locking nuts are used, their respective bolt heads need not be safety wired.
3. Ensure that the finished safety wire is tight to prevent failure due to rubbing or vibration.
4. Safety wire must be installed in a manner that will prevent the tendency of the part to loosen.
5. Over-stressed safety wire can break under vibration if twisted too tightly. Safety wire must be pulled taut when being twisted and maintain a light tension when secured.
6. Safety wire ends must be bent under and inward toward the part to avoid sharp or projecting ends, which may present a safety hazard.
7. Before safety wiring fasteners, check to see that they are torqued to spec and that the wiring holes are properly aligned to each other.
Securing screws, nuts, bolts, and snap rings.
The safety wire is shown installed for right-hand threaded hardware. For hardware with left-hand threads, the safety wire is routed in the opposite direction.
Using Safety Wire Pliers
While safety wiring can be done by hand, it is commonly done using a pair of safety wire pliers. These are similar to traditional pliers, except they feature a center shaft and pull knob that allows the user to hold on to the pliers while they twist the two strands of wire together by pulling on the knob. This ensures a taut fit against the fastener, keeping it from coming loose when wired in conjunction with another fastener or fixed point.
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A bolt head jig provides a fast, simple way to drill bolt heads with virtually no broken drill bits. Made of 6061 T6 hard anodized aluminum, the jig fits bolt diameters from 3/16- to 5/8-inch and works on hex head, 12-point countersunk, and Allen head cap screws.To drill the head of the bolt, a 5/64-inch drill bit is guided by a bushing to ensure that the resulting hole is true.To drill the threaded portion of a fastener, a different drill jig is necessary. Using a 5/64-inch drill bit, fasteners ranging in size from 1/4 to 3/8 inch can be drilled for use with safety wire....head jig, such as this 5/8-inch Allen head bolt larger hardware needs to be drilled using a more universal jig.
These four examples apply to all bolts, fillister-head screws, square-head plugs, and other similar parts which are wired so that that loosening tendency of either part is counteracted by tightening of the other. The direction of twist from the second to the third unit is counterclockwise in examples one, three, and four to keep the loop in position against the head of the bolt. The direction of twist from the second to the third unit in example two is clockwise to keep the wire in position around the second unit. The wire entering the hole in the third unit will be the lower wire, except in example two, and by making a counterclockwise twist after it leaves the hole, the loop will be secured in place around the head of that fastener.These four examples show methods for wiring various standard items. Note that the wire may be wrapped over the unit rather than around it when wiring castellated nuts or on other items when there is a clearance problem.When wiring bolts in different planes, the wire should always be applied so that tension is in the tightening direction.
Hollow-head plugs shall be wired as shown with the tab bent inside the hole to avoid snags and possible injury.Where no lock-wire lug is provided, wire should be applied as shown with caution being exerted that the wire is tightly wrapped around the fitting.Small size coupling nuts shall be wired by wrapping the wire around the nut and inserting it through the holes as shown.Coupling nuts attached to straight connectors shall be wired as shown, when hex is an integral part of the connector.I decided to try my hand at "safetying," as it's known in the aircraft industry, on a blower pop-off plate I had laying around. I chose this object for no other reason than it had a number of fasteners in a circular pattern to practice on.Once drilled, the bolts are torqued to spec and the first loop of wire is ran through the head of the fastener. Note the relationship of the wire in regards to which end is on the top and which is on the bottom.Using the safety wire pliers, the length of wire between the first and second fastener is twisted using a right-hand, or clockwise, twisting method.
I decided to try my hand at a multiple fastener run and continued on to the third fastener. The result isn't beautiful but illustrates the basic technique.To finish off the run, the last length is twisted after exiting the third fastener and the tab bent under and out of the way.


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Addiction is called a "family disease," yet many will dispute this by responding, "I do not have the problem. He/she has the problem because he/she is the one taking drugs."
However, addiction wraps its tentacles tightly around those closest to the addict, most typically family and friends. Good times, family events, love, happiness and joy are replaced by an obsession to stop the destructive behavior of the addict.
Family resentment is fueled by the "enabler" who repeatedly attempts to fix the problem, using consequences that are otherwise effective with non-addicted children.
Following many attempts, strategies and years spent to stop the addict from taking drugs, the failed cycle remains in place and family dynamics change. Living with an addict causes severe trauma to everyone within the home.
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If you're a business owner or manager, you've no doubt interacted with seemingly intelligent people, with much expertise and impressive backgrounds; people with certain "know how," but who don't seem to get the WHY of an obvious situation.
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When a lemon tree is ripe for the picking, anyone who has ever tried to deprive it of its fruit soon discovered it has thorns, and can be as self-protective and obstinate as some of the prospective customers you've met with, trying to get THEIR business, in order to grow yours.
A diagram of a Customer Experience Map is a great document to have in your Operations Manual.
Procrastination is a paralyzing quandary that many of us deal with on a daily basis in business. It's easy to become sidetracked, even immobilized, choosing to deal with non-essentials that require little commitment or perseverance, rather than face opposition or confrontation.
WHY do so many owners choose to endure PAIN on a daily basis? WHAT could I possibly say to convince them, that without written processes for their day-to-day operations, they are doomed to endure longer and longer hours, stress, errors, lost revenue, rework, sleepless nights, tears, internal backbiting, dissatisfied customers—two steps forward and three steps back?
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My son Brandon, who had just finished a training session on our software with a new client, walked into my office the other day with a big grin on his face to relay what the client had just said during training. "Dad," he said, still grinning, "our new client told me his employees HATE the new systems."
Implementing proper systems for operating a business—and MEASURING incentive programs that are fair to the employee AND to the employer—is not for "mice," or the faint of heart.
I was doing some research, recently, about Internet radio and podcasting that lead me to a business acquaintance who happened to be producing an Internet show, featuring "obscure" music. He told me he had a growing audience of listeners from all over the world, and suggested that our company be a sponsor for his show.
An EXIT—Stage LEFT business was not a pretty site for many Boomers who lost heavily during the Great Recession. How many "Boomer" business owners out there wish they would have sold their company a few years before the Great Recession?
Here's a scary picture (just in time for Halloween?) of a fairly typical American business...in most businesses there are thousands of details and variables that MOST workers try to commit to MEMORY; any of which, if botched or forgotten, eat up a company's profits each year. SCARY!


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from R. Fowler White May 14, 2010 Category: Ligonier AcademyWhen it comes to Christian education, Bible colleges have become fairly commonplace. Why, then, would Ligonier Academy sponsor its own Bible college? The reason is simple: Ligonier Academy's college program will be committed to the doctrinal views and spiritual values distinctive to Ligonier Ministries. Ligonier Academy of Biblical and Theological Studies is committed to the historic Reformed faith as expressed in the solas of the Reformation and in the consensus of the confessional standards: the Westminster Confession of Faith and Catechisms, the Belgic Confession, the Heidelberg Catechism, the Canons of the Synod of Dordt and the London Baptist Confession. Keep Reading
The Spirit of Revival (Part 3)
from R.C. Sproul May 14, 2010 Category: R.C. SproulThe Distinguishing Marks of a Work of the Spirit of God by Jonathan Edwards is one of the great classics of revival literature. A key figure of the Great Awakening, Edwards wrote this important discourse in 1741 just after the revival had reached its peak. In 2000, R.C. Sproul wrote an Introduction to a version of this classic work that had been edited and modernized by Archie Parrish. This Introduction effectively compares Edwards's nineteenth century to our society and explains the importance of Edwards' treatise. In the third part, Dr. Sproul offers a preview of the Distinguishing Marks. Keep Reading
$5 Friday Sale Starts at 8am
from Karisa Schlehr May 14, 2010 Category: Ministry NewsThe $5 Friday Sale in our store will go live at 8am EST. Stop in to see what we're featuring this week. And be sure to tell a friend. Keep Reading
Renewing Your Mind Expands Radio Outreach
from Karisa Schlehr May 13, 2010 Category: Ministry NewsRenewing Your Mind with Dr. R.C. Sproul has recently expanded its broadcast to include several new markets. While the broadcast has previously aired on these stations in years past, we are excited to be able to once again offer the broadcast in these areas. Keep Reading
Christ & Sexual Sin
from John Freeman May 13, 2010 Category: Tabletalk MagazineHomosexuality has embraced our culture and our culture has embraced homosexuality. It's part of the fallen nature of things, and fallen man has always been an expert at creating ingenuous ways to celebrate his brokenness. Keep Reading
The New Teaching Fellows of Ligonier Ministries
from Chris Larson May 12, 2010 Category: Ministry NewsWhen I came to work at Ligonier over five years ago, I knew we had a challenge in front of us. The ministry was growing — thriving even. But what would happen when the day came that Dr. Sproul could no longer provide his steady hand on the helm of the ministry he founded in 1971? I soon found out I wasn't the only one concerned. No one cared more about this question than Ligonier's founder himself, and I discovered he had already been working on the solution with his acute mind and humble heart. Keep Reading
What Is Reconstructionism? What Is Theonomy?
from R.C. Sproul Jr. May 12, 2010 Category: ArticlesLike Calvinism and Reformed theology, these two terms are often used as synonyms, but could be understood as genus and species. That is, embracing Calvinism is part of what it means to be Reformed, but not the whole. In like manner some would suggest that theonomy is part of the broader body of convictions described as reconstructionism. Theonomy might be understood as the conviction that the civil law God gave to Israel in the Old Testament ought to be the law of the land in all nations everywhere. Keep Reading
Update on The Campaign for Ligonier Ministries
from Randi Walter May 11, 2010 Category: Ligonier AcademyThe Campaign for Ligonier Ministries has reached a new milestone. With over $6 million in commitments to date, the remainder left to fund is now below the $9.6 million mark – or 38.5% of the original $15.6 million goal. We are grateful to God who moves in the hearts of His people that we have made such progress despite two years of relentless economic recession. Renovations to the three standing buildings that will house Ligonier Academy, our international headquarters, and a new media center are well underway. Keep Reading
R.C. Sproul: Introducing The College at Ligonier Academy
from Karisa Schlehr May 11, 2010 Category: Ligonier AcademyWatch as Dr. Sproul introduces The College at Ligonier Academy and explains why it is so important in our day. Ligonier Academy of Biblical and Theological Studies now is accepting applications for its first four- and two-year undergraduate degree programs, beginning Fall 2011. Through academically rigorous scriptural study, our desire is to offer young minds a deep, meaningful encounter with the author of history, the source of truth, and the sustainer of our faith. Keep Reading
The Spirit of Revival (Part 2)
from R.C. Sproul May 11, 2010 Category: R.C. SproulThe Distinguishing Marks of a Work of the Spirit of God by Jonathan Edwards is one of the great classics of revival literature. A key figure of the Great Awakening, Edwards wrote this important discourse in 1741 just after the revival had reached its peak. In 2000, R.C. Sproul wrote an Introduction to a version of this classic work that had been edited and modernized by Archie Parrish. This Introduction effectively compares Edwards's nineteenth century to our society and explains the importance of Edwards' treatise. In the second part of this Introduction, Dr. Sproul looks to the Cultural Context of the work and seeks to show the relevance of Edwards's Distinguishing Marks. Keep Reading


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List of Prohibited Items:
- No Bottles, Cans, Coolers, Containers or Food or Beverage of any Kind
- Noisemakers – No plastic horns, No air horns, No whistles (drums, musical instruments, matracas for example are permitted)
- No Fireworks, Flares, or Smoke bombs
- No Pets (with the exception of service animals)
- Umbrellas OK to be brought in; may not be opened in seating area - Recommend rain ponchos if needed.
- No Large strollers in seating bowl - Stroller check-in at East and West gate; Small strollers can be placed under seats.
- No Weapons
- Smoking is permitted only in designated smoking areas. (This includes both traditional AND "E-Cigarettes." E-Cigarettes will not be tolerated inside the stadium.)
Anyone with an item that does not pass security measures will be asked to either take the item back to their vehicle or dispose of it. Purses, backpacks, fanny packs, diaper bags or any other bags may be brought into the stadium, but will be thoroughly searched at the bag inspection area.
Banners are encouraged provided they are not commercial, offensive, or in poor taste. All banners and signs are subject to approval of content and message. Banners may not obstruct the view of any guests, stadium signage, or present any safety hazards.
Persons entering the field of play without proper access or credentials will be removed from the stadium and may be subject to a permanent ban from Rio Tinto Stadium. Persons throwing objects onto the field of play or at individuals will be removed from the stadium and may be subject to permanent ban from Rio Tinto Stadium.
Streamers/confetti thrown in the air in celebration is permitted.
There is no re-entry policy at Rio Tinto Stadium. In case of medical emergency see a guest services staff member.
Rio Tinto Stadium and Real Salt Lake reserve the right to remove fans that do not adhere to stadium guidelines or fans code of conduct.


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BJ Fogg, Director, Persuasive Technology Lab at Stanford University gave the opening keynote on day 2 of Search Engine Strategies San Francisco. BJ is perhaps best known for promoting the concept of "captology," a word he coined to describe the overlap between persuasion and computers.
In his book, "Mobile Persuasion," BJ proposes the theory that the mobile phone will soon become the most powerful channel for persuasion, more influential than TV, radio, print, or the Internet.
A visual explanation of captology:
Following is a summary of BJ's key takeaways from his keynote – Hot Triggers: The Power to Change Behavior:


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I'm a newly minted masters student in Architecture, Culture and Behavior.
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(9/20) During our field observations at the ED today I was struck by the ability of the nurses to adapt to seemingly oppressive environmental conditions. Humans are very adaptable creatures in general--its amazing what we can "get used to". Walking through the halls I was overcome by a sense of claustrophobia and over-stimulation which I feel is due, in large part, to the lighting, which is intense and incessant. No windows (natural sunlight), no ability to modulate lights, no variations throughout the day. Many times these nurses come in at dark and leave at dark never seeing the light of day, disrupting their body's orientation and rhythms. When asked how they felt about the lighting conditions, they generally said "it's fine." The same holds true for the lack of interior design/decoration. No color, no sense of comfort and humanity in the physical landscape. Seems like such a simple, obvious and easy way to at least temporarily ease stress and distress. The whole time I kept thinking, why are hospitals so inhospitable?
(9/20) Media:IRB Completion.pdf
Articles/Musings of interest along the way:
[[1]] "Scariest Hospital Risks" While not addressed directly in the article, it underscores the need for a sound, efficient and safe waste management system, which is critical in preventing the spread of bacteria/disease. Before our brainstorm I had never thought about waste and the implications of its use/misuse (I guess out of sight out of mind!) but now I see it as an essential component.
[[2]] "A Treatment Room with a View" Interesting article on evidence-based design and the call for more patient-friendly hospitals. As one expert states, ""Most veterinarians put their patients in better surroundings than patients who are getting chemo." Yikes. What did hospitals do before they employed evidence-based design? Is the rise of E-BD parallel to the increase in patient and family centered care?
I've been reading an interesting book called Light, Air and Openness: Modern Architecture Between the Wars link title which examines the 1920s/30s preoccupation with clean, hygienic, white spaces with lots of light and fresh air as part of a healing environment. These modernist design principles were used in hospitals and sanitoriums during this period (and to my surprise are not sterile looking at all.) I can't help but think of the dreariness of the ER, and its lack of both sun and fresh air, and how essential these ingredients are for physical and emotional well-being.


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Utah's SB 96 approved by committee
Utah's Senate Bill 96, sponsored by Senator Chris Buttars (R-District 10), was approved by the Senate Education Committee by a 4-2 vote along party lines on January 17, 2006.
"Intelligent design" criticized in Vatican newspaper
L'Osservatore Romano, the official Vatican newspaper, published a piece in its January 16-17, 2006, edition by Fiorenzo Facchini, a professor of evolutionary biology at the University of Bologna, which praised the decision in Kitzmiller v. Dover and described "intelligent design" as unscientific. The New York Times (January 18, 2006) noted, "The article was not presented as an official church position.
A second antievolution bill in Oklahoma
House Bill 2526 [Link broken] (RTF) is the second antievolution bill to be introduced in the Oklahoma House of Representatives in 2006, and like its predecessor HB 2107, it will presumably be considered after the legislature convenes on February 6, 2006.
Settlement in Hurst v. Newman
The lawsuit in Hurst et al. v. Newman et al. -- in which eleven parents challenged the constitutionality of a four-week intersession course on "The Philosophy of Design" (formerly "The Philosophy of Intelligent Design") at Frazier Mountain High School in Lebec, California -- was settled on January 17, 2006.
Antievolution legislation on the horizon in Oklahoma
When the Oklahoma House of Representatives convenes on February 6, 2006, among the bills awaiting attention will be House Bill 2107 (RTF), dubbed the Academic Freedom Act. If enacted, HB 2107 would provide:
A. Every public school teacher in the State of Oklahoma, shall have the affirmative right and freedom to present scientific information pertaining to the full range of scientific views in any curricula or course of learning.
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The Five StepsWritten by Douglas R. Glad on October 11, 2012
Just five steps. That's what the guys at Meguiar's told us about cleaning and protecting our '65 El Camino. These steps aren't for cars with paintjobs that are less than 90 days old or total junkyard piles. This story is for the average guy with a clean street machine who is in the mood to spend a Saturday morning in the sun.
We visited Meguiar's headquarters in Irvine, California, and learned all the tricks from detail specialist Joseph Thomas. There is a lot more to cleaning a car than you know.
Step One: The Car Wash
Step Two: Surface Prep
Step Three: Polish
Step Four: Protect (Wax)
Step Five: Maintain
To DA or Not to DA
Thomas found some scratches he couldn't remove with an applicator and a microfiber towel, so he brought out the DA (dual-action) polisher. The DA sells for about $200 and can be used to make step two, three, and four a lot faster. The DA uses either a yellow polish pad or a black wax pad with an adhesive back that sticks to the disk. The upside to a DA over a rotary is that it's safer for the inexperienced detailer. The DA will not burn the paint if you are careless, you don't have to tape off the chrome, and it costs about half the money. If you have a rotary already, it can be used with the adhesive pads at 1,500–2,000 rpm for polish and 1,000–2,000 rpm for wax if you are careful.
How to Fold a Towel
Two towels are 16 towels if you fold them right. Use one for the application of Ultimate Car Wash (or Quick Detailer) and one to dry. As soon as you see dirt, flip the towel to a clean side. When you are out of sides, use the dry towel as the wet towel and get a new dry towel.
Wheels and Tires
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If you don't have any water restrictions, grab two screened buckets—one for the rinse and one for the suds. After each pass with a microfiber wash mitt, rinse it to trap debris that can scratch the paint. The second trick to this is to use a dedicated car wash soap instead of dish soap. Detergents you find in the kitchen strip the wax off the car and begin the oxidation process. If you drop the wash mitt, give it to the dog.If you have water restrictions or live in an apartment where management sawed off the spigot, move out or use the new Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere. It is one step above the Quik Detailer you are accustomed to using, only it can be used on a car that is filthy.Once the surface dirt is gone, a Clay Bar kit can be used to remove bonded contaminants. Rip the bar in half and kneed it into the shape of a silver dollar. Spray on a light mist of Quik Detailer and rub the clay on the surface until it feels smooth on the back of your hand. When the clay shows dirt, kneed it again. If you drop it, throw it away.It's important to note that the Clay Bar won't remove scratches or swirls. For those, use Ultimate Compound. If the problem doesn't go away after four applications, it's time to switch to a DA (see the sidebar, page 22).Blue, purple, red. Those colors on the Hot Rims bottles are no accident. The blue bottle is for aluminum. Its PH is the closest to water, so it won't burn your polished aluminum wheels white. The purple is for the guy who doesn't know what his wheels are made of, and the red is for a guy with hard chrome on steel and could use a little more acidic PH to get the job done.
Thomas sprayed on the Hot Rims and scrubbed our cast-and-polished aluminum wheels with a brush. Note that we have Baer brakes behind the wheel with a powdercoated caliper and an anodized aluminum hub. Even if we had steel and chrome wheels, the brakes would prevent us from using the red bottle.


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The 17-month old girl was visiting with family Saturday in the 3100 block of 7th Street. A stray pit bull wandered into the neighborhood and grabbed on the little girl. The dog then dragged her about a half a block. Family says they rushed to help her and then another pit bull fought the other dog to release the little girl.
The dog did not have tags on so animal services is investigating to find who the owner is. Monday on 23 News at Six and the Update at Ten 23 News Anchor Laura Gibbs has part two of the series, "When Dogs Attack."
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Born Paul Crook in Maidstone, Kent, on Sept. 29, 1971, Crook wanted to become an actor, but finding the idea of drama school less than appealing, pursued a career in stand-up comedy as an alternate route into the business. He developed two popular characters - Mr. Bagwell, a heartless schoolteacher, and Charlie Cheese, a grimly desperate performer - and toured the U.K. comedy circuit for eight years. His talents caught the attention of the producers of the comedy series "The Eleven O'Clock Show" (BBC 4, 1998-2000), which also served as a launching pad for such talented English comic performers as Sascha Baron Cohen. In 2001, he parlayed his comic talents into another sketch show, "TV to Go" ... Continue Bio >>
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Recently wrapping up his The Monster Tour with Rihanna, Eminem may be on his way toward creating a new album, some speculate.
While nothing is set in stone and details are slim, Eminem has recently taken to video and social media, mentioning what could be a new project. The Detroit native released a trailer for a film called "The Equalizer" on Friday (August 22) and at the end of it, his next song, "Guts Over Fear," was announced and apparently it will appear on a project called Shady XV. The trailer also may have revealed when Shady XV, whatever the project may be, is slated for release. Beside the title, "Black Friday" was mentioned, which may suggest the album is looking at a November drop date.
Several, including M Live and Rap-Up, have reported that Shady XV could be the name of an Eminem album.
Eminem also took to Twitter with the same hashtag. His manager, Paul Rosenberg, also tweeted "Shady XV" in June. 2014 marks the 15-year anniversary of Eminem's second studio album, The Slim Shady LP. Eminem's last album release was a sequel to his third album, The Marshall Mathers LP. The Marshall Mathers LP 2 was released on November 5, 2013.
View tweets about Shady XV below:
Incredible end to #TheMonsterTour with @Rihanna in Detroit. Thank you all. #SHADYXV http://t.co/uj7s2ZXx4A pic.twitter.com/RCtTbEwhTO
— Marshall Mathers (@Eminem) August 24, 2014
Shady XV
— Paul Rosenberg (@rosenberg) June 3, 2014
For more on Eminem, view the DX Daily below.
(August 24, 2014)
UPDATE: Eminem has confirmed SHADYXV. A video announcement is below.
Yes it's official… #SHADYXV Black Friday. https://t.co/B0WCDoEeVO
— Marshall Mathers (@Eminem) August 25, 2014
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UPDATE #2: Eminem's SHADYXV is set to be a double album, according to Billboard. One CD is meant to be a greatest hits while the other is a compilation album full of new material. The effort is set to feature Slaughterhouse, Yelawolf and D-12.
The project is slated to be released November 28.
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UPDATE #3: SHADYXV is set to be a double album, consisting of a greatest hits project from the label, not just Eminem as previously reported.
Eminem's website says the following regarding the album:
"Founded in 1999, Eminem and Shady Records will celebrate the label's 15th anniversary with its fifteenth release: ShadyXV, a two-CD compilation featuring an album of the label's greatest hits, including classics such as 50 Cent's "In Da Club" and Eminem's "Lose Yourself" plus an album of new material from Eminem, Slaughterhouse, Bad Meets Evil, D-12 and Yelawolf as well as special guest-artist collaborations."
RELATED: Eminem "Guts Over Fear" Song Debuts In "The Equalizer" Trailer; Cover Art Released


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Nina Ricci Spring 2012 has shown the collection at Paris Fashion Week.
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Nina Ricci's designer, Peter Copping, offered a ladylike dresses in ultrafeminine as known as Ricci's style. The collection shows like an urban clothing. They all have beautifully detailed in layers, flowering, embroidery, and crystal appliqué. The classic silhouette of Nina Ricci Spring 2012 were flaunted the runway of Paris Fashion Week.


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This afternoon I attended the panel presentation titled " Local Myth Busters – Local Optimization Facts Proven or Debunked" which featured four very knowledgable panelists who provided a great mix of instruction and high level tactics. This session was very focused on Google Places and finding a way to stand out from your competition.
If you are responsible for local marketing or would like to begin implementing a local/mobile marketing strategy these are some tips you don't want to miss. Below I have included what I considered to be highlights from the presentations.
Traditional SEO & Citations: Andrew Beckman (@Andrew_Beckman)
When implementing traditional SEO you're on the hunt for backlinks. When deploying a local search strategy you want to populate your "place" data among different channels in a cohesive way. Citations (or mentions of your business) are key for ranking algorithms from search engines like Google. How can you determine the value of a particular citation?


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San Francisco, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - The United States women's national
team struck twice in the opening 12 minutes on Sunday en route to a 4-1
victory over New Zealand in a friendly encounter at Candlestick Park.
The Americans wasted no time finding the back of the net as Megan Rapinoe
blasted home a free kick just seven minutes into the contest. Five minutes
later it was 2-0 for the U.S. when Carli Lloyd ripped home her 46th career
international goal.
Christen Press added a third goal for the U.S. three minutes prior to the
break, but Hannah Wilkinson pulled one back for New Zealand in the 54th
The Americans, however, were undeterred by the goal and added a fourth tally
through Heather O'Reilly to cap the rout.
The U.S. women will next take the pitch against New Zealand in another
international friendly on Oct. 30 in Columbus, Ohio.
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Because the eye area faces a multitude of concerns and challenges. L'Occitane Eye Products are multi functional treatments that help to address everything that ails the skin around the eyes.
L'Occitane Immortelle Eye Balm is a rich anti-aging cream that deeply hydrates and nourishes the delicate skin around the eyes. This is a very soothing formulation that leaves the skin feeling soft, calm and balanced. L'Occitane Immortelle Eye Balm helps reduce the look of fatigue by diminishing the appearance of both dark circles and puffiness. Dark circles occur when the capillaries in the skin weaken. This causes blood pooling to occur, resulting in a dark appearance under the eyes. L'Occitane Immortelle Eye Balm helps to brighten the area and make the eyes look more alive. Puffiness occurs as the result of a build up of fluid. L'Occitane Immortelle Eye Balm helps to eliminate the fluids that lead to under eye bags. L'Occitane Immortelle Eye Balm can be used twice a day. Take a small amount on the finger tips and gently press or tap the product into the skin around the entire eye orbital.
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