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JuanWins' 2005 Subaru STi Build
After lurking around the forums for years, I decided to start a build thread to document the journey my new project STi is going through.
A little background story..
Let's start from the very beginning, first vehicle was a 2004 Kawasaki Ninja 250, I bought it right after I graduated high school working at a local fast food place. A year went by and I sold my trusty Ninja and bought my a 1999 Yamaha FZR 600 from a good buddy of mine. Needless to say, I thought this bike was crazy fast (Coming from a 250 anything is fast). Fast forward a couple of months and I decided to sell my FZR (Still regret it) and buy a 1999 Suzuki SRAD 750. Now this big girl was crazy fun and scary. After having to deal with classis Gixxer problems, I decided to buy a 2011 Kawasaki Ninja 600R. This bike is fun and has never failed me, which is why I still own it to this day.
So as you can tell, I've always ridden motorcycles no matter what the weather was like. Eventually I got tired of riding in the hot Florida sun and got tired of getting rained on every 5 minutes during the summer.
In 2012 I decided it was time to buy a car, I didn't want to buy just a plain boring car. I always loved Subarus and wasn't going to settle for anything less. I originally wanted to buy an 04-05 STi but every single one I looked at was **** or had too many miles for me to be able to finance. While I was searching I came across Carmax and saw a 2009 WRX with 30k miles and was completely stock, it had a few premium options in the interior but it was a base model otherwise. Just for fun, I thought I would go and apply for a loan. 30 minutes later I receive a call from a rep telling me I was approved! I had the car shipped from West Palm Beach to Tampa and 4 days later I drove home in it. I've had a little bit of work done to my WRX but we'll leave that for another day/thread.
This is how my WRX sits today.
Any way, fast forward until a month ago. I was starting to plan a big build for my WRX (6 speed swap, built motor, rotated goodness) and after thinking about it and not wanting to deal with doing a tranny swap, I decided I would finance another Subaru for roughly the same amount I would've spent in the long run with my WRX build. Since this would be just a weekend/track/fun car, I was being very specific with the choice of car I would buy. It had to be a 2005 STi in WRB and hopefully one that came with gold stock BBS wheels. After searching and searching, once again I couldn't find anything worth my time/money. I eventually started looking at out of state ads and found a post by Nasioc user "Riderome"
The STi was a 2005 OBP with 110k miles on the clock and it was priced a little higher than what I wanted to pay but after seeing everything the car had installed and all the extra things that were included, I decided to give him a call. After I was explained everything about the car, I called my bank and got the loan approved. Only downside was that I live in Tampa, FL and the car was in Staten Island, NY. I was pretty confident the car wasn't a crap car, so I called my best friend who is always down for an adventure and we bought our plane tickets and flew to New York. If worse came to worst and the car didn't check out, I would've called a taxi, went to the nearest White Castle (It's been a dream to eat White Castle for some reason) and then would've went back to the airport. Thankfully, the car was in great condition and checked out.
Can you tell I was excited?
And so we began our 1200 mile trip back to Florida.
I'll update with better edited pictures later.
Here they are both together
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July 19th, 2013 (10:18 PM). Edited July 20th, 2013 by Chaxmonster.
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Hmm, seems like a nice overall design for the first route, but I've got a few things to note.
The double rocks within the forest, look sort of eye displeasing, the rock and grass patch or grass and 2 pebbles patch on the left side look much better.
Don't put the two signs right next to each other, put one in the beginning to notify you of the route and put the second one around an area where it notifies you of something special about that area.
For instance if it's near a patch of grass where there's a potion, it could notify you of how potions work or instead of a certain pokemon that resides in that patch of grass.
Overall it seems over clumped by an overtake of the forest
For instance the tree at the start, near the stairs, seems unnecessary.
And also the ledge in the middle seems too lengthy, but that might be just me.
Overall a good first map, which some minor details you should put your attention to, in my opinion.
Though, remember to wait for the rest of the teams' opinions beforehand.
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This year marks the 50th anniversary of the deployment of United States ground troops in the Vietnam War (1954-1975).
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I gotta get a pair.......these are fressssshhhhh
September 12, 2011 BY Brendan Dunne / 27
Yeah we know, there's that other pair of black Air Jordan III's coming out in a couple of months, but don't let that distract you too much from the recently revealed Air Jordan III 'Black Flip'. This blacked out version of the Air Jordan III 'Flip' from 2007 is looking better and better each time we see it, with the hefty dose of elephant print on the upper working well in that sleek tone of midnight. Is this one up there with the OG colorways of the Air Jordan III that Jordan Brand let go this year? Decide for yourself after the jump, where we have a full set of images. And if you can't any longer, Kicks Lab has pairs on deck right now.
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I gotta get a pair.......these are fressssshhhhh
Screw these. I have sz 10 TB 3's! Comment if you interested!
if it wasn't a "flip" it would be a nice color way. But go ahead over do the cement print every chance you get JB.
Will make a great winter shoe, any clues on a release date
these a nice to me and since i don't own any black cats or BHM 3's I would cop...
I love this colorway.But gloss black mid sole easily gets cracked:(
Can't wait for release date
for a non OG colorway, these are pretty nice.
should have had silver/gray eye lids but i still like it
White Flips > These > them whack shits that released last weekend
i was hopin i could rocc the shit outta these and keep em fresh. gotta keep all soles fresh tho. damm white soles
Really did not like these at first but these pics look a little better.
309.99 my a$$..... I'll wait till they drop at retailers fo shoo!!
The best 3s out!!
pretty cool
Sorry not feeling these, thumb me down if you like. I'll stick with my black cat 3s from 07'.
A pair of White or Flint grey laces will do these good. IMO
dammm idc what yall say Ima cop these
Each new set of pictures makes these look better....hmmm contemplating.
i wonder if NBA refs will wear these
'Black Flip' looks better than 'Stealth' but...no doubt 'Black Cement' takes the cake.
These are actually do-able. Seems like they fused the Black Cats and Flips. I'd say the Sum equals to its parts.
Personally not a big fan of these, but starting to like these a little bit more.
You know what the White Cements and True Blue's are sonny?
That'd be the same scenario as the Stealths and the white laces.


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Hi there- I need some help from you experienced CX racers.
I'm planning on trying my first cross race at the upcoming NJ State Fair July 31st: https://www.bikereg.com/events/ConfL...p?EventID=7612
It's not a true CX race - more of a crowd pleaser, so the course is very short and even features a run-up over a car.
In any case - all sources tell me that this would be a good way for a novice to get his feet wet.
I've been riding all year - mostly short/fast rides and long rides on weekends and am in pretty good shape for my age (42) but realize I'm probably a far cry from race shape.
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2015 Veterans Appreciation Day
The South Shore Fishing Association, along with local stakeholders and organizations are honored to sponsor a U.P. Veterans Appreciation Fishing Day on September 13, 2015 at Marquette's Upper and Lower Harbors. Fishing will take place from 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. followed by a Pig Roast at the new Presque Isle Pavilion.
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This year will be the 2nd annual event. The event is free and by invitation only. Fishing will be for the veteran and accompanying caregiver/aide if necessary and will not include family members. Family will join their veteran for a barbeque dinner after the fishing event.
Veterans will be matched up with boats and experienced captains/crew for a fun day of fishing. Vessels, fuel, gear and bait will be provided at no cost to the veteran. Since weather can change on a dime, we ask that each participant be dressed appropriately for all conditions. If fishing is canceled due to weather the picnic will proceed as planned.
This letter is accompanied with an application form; please fill it out and mail to the address provided. There are a limited number of fishing spaces, so please send in your form as soon as possible. All forms need to be received by our selection committee no later than August 15, 2015.
Of note: If there are more veterans than available boats, we will use certain criteria for selection. Priority will go to those who are disabled as a direct result of combat. Next consideration will be those awarded the Purple Heart. All things being equal, age will be the tie breaker (oldest first). If we are unable to find a boat for you this year you will get preference for 2015 over those who fished this year.
All efforts will be made to accommodate those with disabilities; however we may be limited due to available boat size and similar considerations. Again, please submit your application as soon as you are able.
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Institutional Loans are various long-term loans. The University's Financial Aid Department awards these loans to help undergraduate and graduate students pay for educational costs. There are approximately 35 different loan funds available for disbursement. Many donors contribute monies to these various funds, and when the borrower repays the loan, the money is directed back to the fund from which it was disbursed. The monies are then redistributed to current students as new Institutional Loans. Each loan fund has different criteria for qualification. If you are interested in obtaining an Institutional Loan, please contact the Financial Aid Department for qualification requirements. Once you have been awarded an institutional loan, you must come to Room 202, Mary Martin Hall to sign your institutional promissory note. At this time, you cannot electronically sign your institutional loan, only your Federal Perkins loan or Health Professions Loan. Interest Rate
The annual interest rate on the unpaid balance of long term institutional loans varies from 3% to 7%. The interest rate is stated on the borrower's promissory note, disclosures, repayment schedule, and Statement of Rights and Responsibilities provided to the student at the time the loan is awarded and during the Exit Interview. Grace Period
The term "grace period" refers to the period of time before the borrower must begin repayment of a student loan. Grace periods begin when a student ceases to be enrolled at least half-time, withdraws, or graduates from the University. Grace periods vary from 1 month to 12 months depending on the loan fund. During a grace period, no interest accrues and payments are not required. Please refer to your promissory note for details. Loan Repayment
Repayment of a long term institutional loan begins when a grace period ends (if a grace period is applicable). At the time a borrower drops below half-time enrollment or leaves Auburn University, the University must conduct an exit interview. During the interview pertinent information and a repayment schedule are provided to the borrower. Please read our Exit Interview section for more detailed information. Loan payments are due on the first of each month. Monthly payment amount depends on the amount borrowed. The repayment period varies for each loan fund, but the majority do not exceed 10 years. Monthly statements are sent 20 days prior to the due date to loan borrowers. However, payment of your debt is not contingent upon receipt of a statement. If you do not receive a statement, you should mail your payment to the following address. Please include your ID number on the check to insure that it is posted properly to your account. You may also pay your payment on line at www.mycampusloan.com.


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Afro hair, also referred to as natural hair, is African American textured hair that is worn in its naturally kinky, coily state. Afro hair is not only beautiful, it is also versatile; the styling options include but are not limited to twistouts, braids, and an afro puff with a silk head wrap. To do afro hair you need to properly condition and moisturize your hair before styling to avoid breakage and dryness. The steps below will show you how to style afro hair into a beautiful afro puff.
Things You'll Need
- SLS-free shampoo Deep conditioner Shea butter Spray bottle Aloe vera juice Essential oil Glycerin Clear alcohol-free holding gel Detangling brush Boar bristle brush Wide tooth comb Silk head band
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Cleanse your scalp with a sodium laurel sulfate-free shampoo and rinse thoroughly. For afro hair, you want to avoid sodium laurel sulfate, which strips afro hair of its natural oils.
Add a generous amount of deep conditioner throughout your hair. Allow the conditioner to remain on your hair for 30 minutes with a plastic cap covering your head. If possible, sit under a hooded hair dryer at the medium high setting; the heat helps the conditioner penetrate the hair shaft to soften the strands of hair.
Rinse your hair thoroughly and blot dry with a towel.
Take a spray bottle and add 1 cup of aloe vera juice, 2 tablespoons of glycerin, and 2-3 drops of your favorite essential oil; peppermint and grapefruit are great for encouraging hair growth. Spritz your hair evenly.
Detangle your hair with a detangling brush.
Add the clear alcohol-free holding gel to your hairline and smooth firmly with the palm of your hand.
Rub a generous amount of Shea butter into the palms of your hands to melt it for easier application. Massage the Shea butter throughout your hair, being sure to focus on the ends.
Use a boar bristle brush and brush the hair straight back from the hairline.
Place the silk head band onto your afro hair, use your fingers to lightly fluff your afro, and you have created a fun and trendy natural masterpiece.
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Director of Women's Basketball Administration and Operations Willette White is starting her sixth season on the University of Utah staff, bringing over 30 years of experience to the Utes.
White is responsible for all long-term and short-term projects that are essential to the program and the student-athlete experience at Utah, including organizing daily and weekly schedules, team travel and player management among other duties. She has been an integral part for the women's basketball program in the development of the $23 million Jon M. and Karen Huntsman Basketball Center.
White has plenty of experience around the Pac-12 Conference to share with her peers on the coaching staff. White comes to Utah after three seasons at Oregon (2006-09). Prior to her stint with the Ducks, she spent six seasons at the helm for the Northeastern Huskies, guiding the program's transition from the America East Conference to the Colonial Athletic Association.
White spent seven seasons as associate head coach at UCLA, joining the staff in 1993. The highlight of her time in Westwood was the 1998-99 campaign, when the Bruins won their first Pac-10 championship and advanced to the national quarterfinals as a No. 3 seed. It was UCLA's first-ever trip to the Elite Eight, and the Bruins finished with a mark of 26-8 after falling in the West Region final.
White helped mold several standout players at UCLA, most notably Maylana Martin, who was a first-round pick of the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx.
White spent eight seasons at Washington prior to her stint at UCLA. During her time in Seattle, the Huskies compiled a 181-59 record (.754), won three conference titles, and reached the NCAA Tournament seven times. In 1990 the Huskies were Pac-10 co-champs, earned a top seed in the NCAA tournament Mideast Region, finished with a school-record 28 wins and were ranked third in the nation at the end of the year, the team's highest ranking ever. The Huskies handed national champion Stanford its only loss of the season.
White has also spent time with the USA Basketball program. She served as an assistant on UConn coach Geno Auriemma's staff for the 2001 U19 Junior World Championships, helping lead the team to a bronze medal. She also spent time on the USA Basketball Women's Collegiate Committee from 2001-04.
A native of Tacoma, Wash., White was a standout performer at Clover Park High, graduating in 1977. From there, she attended Green River Community College for two years before transferring to Idaho. She led the team to back-to-back NCWSA Northwest Region Titles (1980-81) and a pair of berths in the AIAW Division II national tournament. A two-time AIAW All-Region Team honoree, she was selected as a Division II All-American in 1981.
White is currently seventh in school history with 356 career assists and 10th with 169 steals. Her 206 assists in 1979-80 is the third-most in a single-season by a Vandal and her 89 steals in the same season ranks seventh. White's 15 assists against Alaska Fairbanks on Feb. 16, 1980 and her nine steals against Carroll College on Nov. 30, 1979 are both tied for the third-highest single-game total in Idaho history. She also scored 11.5 points per game during her career as a Vandal.
In 1992, White was inducted into the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges' Hall of Fame. She entered the Vandal Athletics Hall of Fame in 2008.
White received a Bachelor's Degree in general studies from Idaho in 1982 and went on to earn a Master of Arts degree in athletic administration from Ohio State in 1984.
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Letter From Race Director
Well, this is it – Year 10 of the Book'n Trilogy – a full decade! It's been an incredible journey as we've grown through the years, starting as a small 5K and growing to add a 10K, additional events, and even an occasional Gecko Challenge; but this year is the final year for Bookin'– The Final Chapter!
So, in true Book'n form, we couldn't let this one go by without making it something special, and that's just what we'll do! This year will be our chance to give back to you – our community, and our Library supporters! How? Well, I wanted to give everyone who registers a free book, but the REAL Race Director (my wife, Caryn the Librarian), told me it wouldn't be such a good idea - so instead, this year will be a bit different in a few other ways. I call it the "Back to Basics, Community Giveback" year. Here's the scoop:
1) We are not offering the 10K this year – only the 5K. Same route – the 5K is how we started, and it's how we're a - gonna' finish!
2) The Kids Run stays! So much for simplification! I was told (I mean, Caryn "suggested") that the gang loves this run, so it'll be in….. BUT…………….. It's FREE! That's right – if you're little (Ages 1-10), and have someone sign you up, you're in! (limit 150 participants) And with any luck, Bob the Gecko will be there to support all of our little athletes!
3) Speaking of cheap – here comes the biggest giveback part of all; this years' 5K cost is……. $10! That's all – 10 years, 10 Dollars….. Where else are you gonna' find a chip timed, shirt included (limited to the first 200 participants, registered by April 29), sorta well-marked, kinda' easy, all downhill (except for the uphill parts) course, ....and pancakes, and all for $10?!?!
4) We'll have some special treats as well – the shirts will be a bit different this year, as will the awards – you'll have to wait to see how those turn out!
So yes, this year will be our last, but our message is still the same – promoting and supporting our Library, and encouraging running, walking and physical fitness – and an entire race dedicated to thanking YOU for all of your support through the past decade!
Put it on your calendar, and again, sincere thanks for all of your support through the years!
Ed Bartone
Race Director
Saturday, May 21, 2016:
- Storytime Challenge: 8:00 AM
- 5K Run/Walk: 9:00 AM
Millennium Middle School
61526 Nine Mile Rd. (Crossroads: Nine Mile Rd. & Pontiac Trail)
South Lyon, MI 48178.
There will be ample parking at the school.
Awards will be presented after all the runners/walkers are finished!
Overall Male and Female in the 5K Run/Walk will receive a $50 gift card to Running Fit.
Age group awards are 3 deep for the 5K Run/Walk. Age categories are as follows:
[0 - 10] [11 - 14] [15 - 18 ] [19 - 25] [26 - 30] [31 - 40] [41 - 50] [51 - 60] [61 - 69] [70 & Over]
Storytime Challenge ages and times will not be published or included in the results. All Storytime Challenge participants will receive an award.
Did we miss something? For any questions you may have about the race, contact Caryn Bartone at 248.437.6431 x204, or click here for email.


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Collected wisdom: Former Oklahoma football player Bubba Burcham
Bubba Burcham couldn't resist his true calling any longer.
That's why the former OU football captain resigned last month after six years as Coweta's football coach to pursue a career in ministry.
Burcham, who played high school football at Mustang, walked on at Oklahoma in 1996 after receiving no scholarship offers. He eventually earned a scholarship and became the starting center on the Sooners' 2000 national championship team.
Mark Mangino, OU's offensive coordinator and offensive line coach that year, once said that Burcham, "might be the most reliable person I've ever been around."
Burcham was an OU graduate assistant coach, then worked his way through the high-school ranks and became Coweta's head coach in 2008.
Burcham will finish out this school year teaching at Coweta before entering the ministry full-time. He and his wife, Miranda, have three biological children and are currently foster parents to 9-month-old twins.
My parents divorced when I was a freshman in high school. It was a very pivotal point, where I was just trying to figure out what's going on. As I grew, there were different men who came along in my life and mentored me. I was just trying to be the same kind of person to these young men as their coach.
Divorce is an epidemic in America. A lot of these young players are having to deal with it themselves. I'm just trying to be there, saying, "Hey, I've been there. I've dealt with that, and here's how God helped me through it."
I have two sons, so anything I could get my hands on that had to do with manhood, biblical manhood, authentic manhood, I just devoured it. Going to seminars, reading books. At my church, I started leading a men's group.
Going through that, trying to implement that here in coaching, running bible studies out of the field house, my desire to do that just became so great.
There's been a lot of talk this year about coaches and time and effort, and all the hours they put in. Knowing the time and effort it takes to be successful, to do it right, I didn't feel like I was doing the players fair because my heart was not the same.
God puts a path for a man to do something, and you have to follow that path. I couldn't deny what God was doing in my heart. So I jumped off the school bus.
Three years ago, I said, "I'll coach forever. There's nothing else in the whole world I would want to do."
Two years ago, I said, "I could see something different someday."
Last year, I said, "Am I avoiding the inevitable? That ministry is calling me?"
So this year, it was just on my mind all the time. "What am I doing? Why am I having these feelings?"
God was pushing me in a different direction.
When we were first married, my wife said, "I want to be a foster parent someday." I knew a little bit about it, and I said, "No, that ain't happening."
Then just over time, her prodding, prayer, seeing the hurt and the pain in so many kids' lives just changed my thinking.
One of my eighth-grade students told me a while back that he had to go to the shelter.
We went to visit him, and come to find out, he's got a little brother and a little sister. My wife and I just looked at each other and said, "OK. Here we go." We just jumped off.
My oldest son was 3, and my daughter was maybe 8 weeks old. In a matter of eight weeks, we went from a family of three to a family of seven. We fostered all three of them for about six weeks.
These are our 12th and 13th foster kids that we've had in our home. Some of them for long term, and some of them just for a weekend.
The stories you hear are just amazing. Good and bad.
I had these two boys for nine months. We get them, and oh man, they're just an absolute mess. Just cussing us right and left, every word you've ever imagined.
The boys would say, "That's what my mom says." I said, "Well, I understand that. But those aren't the words we use in our house." Eventually they quit doing it.
They've gone back home to their mom. We were able to minister to the mom, work with the family, work with those boys. We gave them big birthday parties. Had fun with them. Loved them.
To me, on the risk versus reward, the reward always outweighs it because you're gonna pour into someone's life. If you're pouring into people, you're gonna be blessed more than you can imagine.
The walking-on process was very difficult. Freshman year, being on scout team, I remember (offensive coordinator) Dick Winder. … The third-team center got hurt, so I got to go in. I messed it up, and he said, "Get out of there," and he called me the other guy's name.
Everybody was like, "That's not him." And he said, "I don't care who you are. Just get out."
That was a pretty low moment.
I remember going through spring ball and not getting any reps. I thought, "What am I doing?" Through the course of my first spring ball, different guys shuffled around and got hurt, so I got a lot of time.
My redshirt freshman year, I was a back-up, and after that year is when I got on scholarship. I spent two years as a walk-on.
The experience I gained my first year of actually being able to play kinda whet that appetite. Really gave me confidence and determination. "I am a walk-on, yes, but you're not gonna treat me like one. I'm still gonna get after you. I'm still gonna outwork you."
I remember the first spring with Coach Stoops, I tore my pec muscle during practice. I was backing up a guy. I started probably three-fourths of Coach (John) Blake's last season and played in every game. So coming into the next season, I was the back-up and wasn't too happy about it.
At first, Coach Mangino was like, "This guy's an ex-walk on. What am I gonna get out of him?" And there's nothing wrong with that. That's just kinda how it is. Walk-ons are expendable.
Over time, some of them can prove to have some high value.
If someone called me and said they were thinking about walking on, I would not sugarcoat it one bit. I would tell them the truth. No one sugarcoated it for me; I just went into it clueless, and I had a very unique experience that doesn't happen very often.
I'd tell them the truth. Tell them it's hard. There are so many walk-on guys who never see the field. It's not for everybody.
There's a nice little YouTube video out there of Torrance (Marshall) talking trash to (Chris) Weinke at the pregame coin toss before the Orange Bowl.
I wasn't surprised because he did that every game. He was talking smack to everybody. He and Ontei Jones were both from Florida, both from Miami, I think. At practice, they never shut up.
I'm not the greatest at on-the-fly comebacks. I wouldn't say much, but I'm gonna cheat and hold, and do the little things that offensive linemen do to mess with them and make them mad.
It was just an ongoing thing between us. He was the middle linebacker and I was the center. So we're gonna mess with each other.
After the Orange Bowl, it was kinda surreal. My brother-in-law and I went to eat at Denny's. I think it was like 3 in the morning, and were sitting down eating and the waitress is waiting on us, they had no idea what I just did. They didn't really care, probably, either.
As the years go, this year being the last year of the BCS, there's just a sense of pride that we were there and able to accomplish that.


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Film: 'Phoonk'; Cast: Sudeep, Amrita Khanvilkar, Ahsaas Channa, Ashwini Kalsekar, Kenny Desai, Jyothi Subhash and Zakir Hussain; Director: Ram Gopal Varma; Rating:* and 1/2
It's a vicious world out there. Anything can happen. 'Phoonk' goes into the land of voodoo and black magic. Civilised society may frown at superstition and blind belief. But Ram Gopal Varma's cinema functions according to laws of its own.
A demented couple, played by the talented Ashwini Kalsekar and Kenny Desai, sticks pins into a voodoo doll while the little girl Raksha (Ahsaas Channa) lies writhing in pain in the hospital. Two doctors mull over her medical reports as though they were checking out the list of passengers on board a flight to la-la land.
Welcome to Varma's land of the dread. Anything can happen here. So be warned. As in his best-known spook story 'Bhoot' a majority of the time goes into building a foreboding atmosphere. And Varma is very good at that. His restless cinematographer Savita Singh peers into the most innocuous corners to make every artefact look sinister.
Lemons never seemed more dangerous. Characters pop lemon juice into their sinister mouths or run over the citric fruit with their vehicles with catastrophic consequences.
By the time the chronically-trembling Amma (Jyothi Subhash) of the household convinces her single-expression agnostic son (Sudeep) that the little girl is possessed, we're sort of hooked to the frightfully high-octave trauma terrain where artificial sounds, crows, fruits and paper calendars acquire a sinister life of their own.
'Phoonk' goes into a terrain occupied by little Linda Blair in 'The Exorcist' 30 years ago. The little girl in 'Phoonk' even hits the roof with some help from the devil within.
But ceiling shots apart, the shock value is negligible here. The horror of listening to a little girl speak in a man's voice is minimal. The special effects are not so special. The performances range from the strange to the strained.
Zakir Hussain as a fakir, who is called in at the last moment to save the child from black magic, pulls out all stops.
Shivers don't run up the spine. They ram up. No pun intended.
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Sentiment: Hold
Aren't you the same moron who didn't listen to me back in January when I said silver was about to crash?
whatnow makua???u want it????
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Instead of narrowing the market applicability of its products by focussing on specific customer needs, the programmable logic industry would do better to address its fundamental problems : FPGAs use too much power and are too expensive.
The beauty of FPGA is that it plays to the economic strength of the semiconductor manufacturing process i.e. you can turn out a standard part in high volume and therefore low cost.
But now, companies like Xilinx and Altera are asking customers what they want, then pre-programming chips with those functions. That's an SOC company function. It limits the market applicability of FPGAs.
A better way to go than eroding the fundamental premise of the programmable logic industry – that it produces the economic Holy Grail of the standard programmable part – might be to re-engineer the FPGA to minimise its drawbacks.
A product based on a six transistor SRAM cell which, additionally, requires a lot of on-board transistors for programming, is intrinsically expensive and power-hungry.
The SRAM-based technology, invented by Ross Freeman when working for Zilog (while moonlighting at LSI Logic) was established as the basic FPGA technology back in 1984 when Freeman and Bernie Vonderschmitt founded Xilinx.
Surely, nearly a quarter of a century later, there must be a better way to do it?
New memory technologies have emerged since then. Things like: MRAM, RRAM, trapped charge, phase change, even flash. After all Actel has built a $60 million a year business out of flash-based FPGA.
Asked if a more energy efficient base technology for FPGA could be found than SRAM-based cells, Altera's CEO, John Daane, replies: "The reason SRAM dominates the industry, accounting for 99 per cent of the revenues, is that it's the lowest cost. Basic SRAM cells are the most efficient and the lowest cost."
It would be a pity if this were to continue to be the case. With the programmable logic companies pushing their product further and further into the realms of the ASIC and the SOC, and further and further away from its genesis as a generic standard programmable product, FPGA growth is bound to slow, and its margins erode.


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While employers have not been extremely pro-active in workers' compensation in the past, almost the opposite is true today. The cost of insurance to employers, including both health insurance and workers' compensation, skyrocketed since 1980. Annual increases of 40 to 50 percent have been common. Medical costs now average 10 to 15 percent of a company's costs. In other words, for every dollar the company makes, up to fifteen cents goes to pay for employee medical care in some form. This certainly has gotten the attention of employers and companies are paying more attention.
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A fight between a husband and a wife has landed both of them behind bars.
Wayne County deputies say on Saturday they got a call of a domestic dispute on Emmaus Church Road in Dudley.
When they arrived they found Ralphfred Robinson with a large kitchen knife lodged in the surface of his head. Further investigation showed that his wife, Shanita Robinson had been strangled.
Deputies charged the husband with felony assault by strangulation and the wife with assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury.


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Childrens Health Care of Acadiana WIC Clinic
Childrens Health Care Clinic of Acadiana is a clinic in Lafayette Louisiana. This WIC location can assist you with questions or issues with the Louisiana Women Infants and Children program, including questions about how to apply for WIC. You can call and schedule an appointment to fill out a Louisiana WIC application, your caseworker can tell you what documents you need to bring to the meeting.
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850 North Pierce Street Suite F
Lafayette, Louisiana 70501
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Join us for an exciting night of fun and entertainment at the Pierce Arrow Theater in Branson Missouri! Pierce Arrow will perform a dynamic New Year's Eve Show with extra songs and comedy! You will also receive party favors including hats, noise makers and leis! You will also snack on Hor 'Doeurves and enjoy a beverage.
Be entertained by the dynamic vocal group "Pierce Arrow"! If you love smooth harmonies, great Country Music, rock-the-house Gospel, complimented with amazing patriotic medleys, hilarious comedy, and side-splitting humor, you'll love the Pierce Arrow New Year's Eve Show!


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Solution Overview
Ubuntu Security Notice (C) 2007-2015 Canonical, Inc. / NASL script (C) 2007-2015 Tenable Network Security, Inc.
Synopsis :
The remote Ubuntu host is missing one or more security-related patches.
Description :
An integer overflow was discovered in OpenOffice.org's handling of WMF
files. If a user were tricked into opening a specially crafted WMF
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Solution :
Update the affected packages.
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High / CVSS Base Score : 9.3
CVSS Temporal Score : 8.1
Public Exploit Available : false
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Nessus Plugin ID: 27994 ()
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If you feel abashed, you're embarrassed and a little uneasy. People feel abashed when they're caught in a lie, or make a mistake, or suddenly feel self-conscious for some reason.
Feeling abashed isn't quite as painful as feeling ashamed, but it's close. When you're abashed, you're not feeling confident or strong: you're a little shaken up and taken aback. You feel embarrassed or chagrined. This is a word for a self-conscious, uneasy feeling––think caught with your hand in the cookie jar or your drinking out of the milk carton in the middle of the night.
Definitions of abashed
adj feeling or caused to feel uneasy and self-conscious
"felt abashed at the extravagant praise"
- Synonyms:
- chagrined, embarrassed
having your composure disturbed


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The goals of this 8-hour course are to help participants gain a solid understanding of the AHA PALS curriculum and to contribute to their success in the PALS course.
A great class for those preparing to take PALS for the first time or for those who simply want an in-depth review prior to class; students may take this class even if they are not planning to take PALS.
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FARGO, N.D. (AP) — An inmate transport company has reimbursed several law enforcement agencies in North Dakota for costs associated with locating an inmate who escaped and led police on a manhunt in a cornfield.
The Cass County Sheriff's Office says that California-based Extradition Transport of America has paid nearly $8,000 to several agencies to cover the cost of locating inmate Joseph Megna.
The prison transport company was moving Megna from Florida to Washington state in early October when he escaped at a rest stop in southeast North Dakota. Authorities flushed the 30-year-old convicted sex offender from a cornfield after a 22-hour search. Megna says he escaped because he had not been fed properly.
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NAGOYA (Kyodo) Fans of Formula One racing gathered Sunday at Fuji Speedway in Shizuoka Prefecture to bid farewell to the cars of Toyota Motor Corp., which will withdraw from the high-speed sport at the end of the 2009 season.
Fans applauded and took photos of the two F1 cars as they roared around the circuit.
"We are sorry that we could not meet your expectations" in F1 racing, Toyota President Akio Toyoda said at the opening ceremony for the farewell event.
Toyoda later took to the circuit in an Lexus LFA, showing off the premium two-seat sports car ahead its debut in late 2010.
"The withdrawal (from F1) is quite regrettable as I had hoped for a good performance next year and thereafter, but I'm glad I could see the last run," said Masanori Ii, 37, who came to the circuit from Kawasaki with his family.


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Issue date: Friday, March 8, 1974
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - March 8, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Weather- Chance o? rain through Saturday. tonight near 50. Highs Saturday tills. CITY FINAL 10 CENTS CEDAR KAPIDS, IOWA, FRIDAY, MAHCII 8, 1974 ASSOCIATED PRKSS, UPI, NEW YORK TIMES Boy Kidnap By The Associated Press An 8-year-old Long Island boy kidnaped as he walked horn from school Wednesday was re leased unharmed early Friday after a ransom was paid, auth orities said. Officials refused to reveal tin amount, but there were report it was John Calzadilla of Dix Hills N.Y., walked into a Holiday House restaurant on the Jersey Turnpike near Secaucu about a.m. after being re leased from a black sedan authorities said. "The boy is fine. I thank tin FBI for a fine said the fa ther, Michael Calzadilla, a tire salesman. Tries To Call The father Thursday nigh had thrown the ransom money from his car on a New Jersey highway near the Lincoln Tun nel leading from New York. Percy Cox, manager of the restaurant, said the boy walkec in, asked for a soft drink am tried to make a telephone cal home without telling anyone who he was. "You wouldn't even have known anything happened to Cox said. "I'd be proud to have a kid as calm-as this one was after being away from home two days." A waitress, Margaret Janecki .34, said the boy told restauranl workers he was disappointec that he was not allowed to watch reports of his kidnaping on television. "Every Time" "Every time I came on TV they changed the she quoted him. John thought he had been held (Continued: Page 3, Col. 2.) Cedar Rapids Special Prosecutor Garry Woodward said Friday Cedar Rapids police officers will be allowed to take lie detector tests to clear themselves of crimes they have been accused of. The assistant attorney gener- al, who has been appointed to help the grand jury investigat- ing the department, said one 01 more officers have requested such a lie detector lest. He said a news conference to reveal the situation concerning such tests was called for Friday afternoon after a reporter in- quired whether he had directed an indidvidual to take such a test. A policy of the police depart- ment opposes such tests, he said, but arrangements have been made with Public Safety Commissioner James Steinbeck to allow it under the present cir- cumstances. He said the police chief had approached him concerning the general policy, but "I think all agree now." As a general nile, Woodward said, such a policy is good, but it cannot apply to n grand jury Today's Index Comics .....................21 Crossword ..................21 i Dally Record Dcnihs ......................-1 Editorial Fnrm Financial .................22 Marlon Movies ..................12." Society ..................10.11 Kporls Stnle.......................M TclovlHlon Want Adi................21-27 Nixon Seeks Curbs on Political Funds, Tricks WASHINGTON (AP) _ Pres ident Nixon Friday proposed new restrictions on campaign financing and prohibitions on so- called "dirty saying that "campaign abuses recently pub licizcd proclaim that the electoral process needs reform. "I am doubtful that any legis lalion can provide the panacea that some seek to guarantee absolute integrity in the elector al the President de dared in a message to congress. But he proposed a series of reforms and stated his op- position to some other sugges- tions which if enacted would change the face of American elections. Nixon said campaign f inane ing is "the most important area for reform and the area in which reform' is most required." 'I conclude that the single most important action to reform campaign financing should be broader public he said. Nixon's eight-page message listed these specific financing proposals: No individual could contribute more than to any senate or house candidate or more than lies Charged in Seed lion Cedar Rapids Four companies and number of individuals have jcen charged in federal indict- ments in connection with an alleged seed oats fraud scheme operated in a ten-state Midwest area Authorities s a i d estimated losses of more than re- sulted from the scheme. the indictments, returned by a Cedar Rapids federal grand 'ury Thursday and a Sioux City grand jury Feb. 22, culminate a rear-long investigation, accord- ing to the U.S. attorney's office. Companies named in the in- dictments are Interstate Seed Brokers, Inc., of Waterloo; Northern Seed Brokers and American Seed Brokers, both of Raymond; and Krop-King Seed Co: of Grand Forks, N.D. Individuals Indicted Among individuals indicted were Duane Sarby, Waterloo; Merritt Wolf, also known as Mert Wolf, of Cedar Falls, and Robert D. White of Waterloo. All are in custody. Several other individuals named in the indictments have not yet been arrested. Authorities said the alleged scheme generally involved the sale of seed oats at higher than market prices through dealer- ships, with promises that the crop would be bought back at ligher than market prices. The indictments say newspa- pers and farmers and others in lorlheast and western Iowa, II- inois, Minnesota, North and Soutli Dakota, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Wisconsin and Col- orado suffered money losses as the result of the operation. Conspiracy Count The indictments, which in- elude a conspiracy count (Continued: Page 3, Col. 4.) to any presidential can- didate. These limils would apply separately in primaries, runoffs and general elections. No cash eontribulion above no donations from foreign- ers, no loans and no donation of such non-money assets as stocks would be allowed. Organizations other lhan polit- ical parties, such as the AFL- CIO's Committee on Political Education or various industry political action committees, could not donate directly to a candidate. They could continue conlribuling lo political parties. All contributions to a can- didate would flow through only one commillee and would have to be deposited in a single bank. An independent federal elec- tions commission would super- vise federal election law, taking over functions now scattered amongst the house, senate and comptroller general. However, Nixon said he op posed, public financing of politi cal campaigns and proposed no over-all limit on the amount a candidate could spend. Nixon said that repeal of thi "equal time" provisions wouli reduce campaign expenditure; by allowing the flexibility tc provide free campaign coveragi to major candidates. In the dirty tricks area, Nixor said existing laws "are unclear and have been unevenly am sometimes unfairly enforcec through selective prosecution." Most recently a Nixon cam- -paign" 'Donald :Se- greltij was convicted and sen- tenced to jail for dissemi- nating a fake letter during the Florida campaign primary in 1972. A number of former Nixon aides have been indicted for other campaign activities or the cover-up of those activities in the Watergate affair. Nixon recommended that fed- eral law prohibit three areas of campaign practice: Disruptive and willfully mis- leading activities, such as dis- leminating false information or rigging public opinion polls. Coercive activities, such organized use of demonstrators :o impede entry to a campaign rally. Fraudulent election day prac- such as stuffing ballot or rigging voting ma- chines. Varying state laws deal with some of these activities. Nixon proposed that presiden- ,ial campaigns be shortened by lolding no state presidential pri- mary or state nominating con- vention before May 1 of an elec- ion year. And he said presidential na- ional nominating conventions should not be held until Sep- :cmber. Presently primaries begin in ate winter and run through Plan To Skin U.S. Banana Eaters? PANAMA CITY, Panama Ministers from seven .fllln American countries nrc meeting here in closed sessions o discuss ways of applying Aral) oil tactics to bananas.' Rut nn cxdculivo of the hnn- ma Industry warned; "People: in the United Slates are not going to slnml In lino to >uy bananas like they line up for gasoline." One proposal under discussion s a export tax on each rganizations the FBI consid- ered violence-prone and to top- lie their leaders from whatever lower and influence they hac imassed in the black and white lommunities, according to se- :ret FBI memos made public Thursday. The sheaf of documents, re- uctantly released.by the FBI on rders from Ally. Gen. Saxbe, Iso disclosed details of similar, ournterintelligence operations igainst the Socialist -Workers larty and the Ku Khix Klan. Socialist Challenge The Socialists have chal- enged the constitutionality of le tactics in a lawsuit pending n New York. The he documents indicate counterintelligence that pro- rams differed considerably rom the agency's more tradi- onal investigative functions. According to the mcmos, the a m p a i g n against "militant lack nationalist-hate groups" was launched Aug. 25, 1967, and expanded a year later to involve 41 FBI field offices across nation. The campaign against the So cialists began with a memo dated Oct. 12, 1961, and agains a memo datet the Klan Sept. 2, 1964. All three -opera- tions were officially terminatec by a previously-released memo dated April 28, 1971. The new memos, released under pressure from newsmen citing the Freedom of Informa- tion Act, were heavily censorec :o delete the names of. target or- ganizations' and individuals. Saxbe said he considered that information a part of investiga- :ive files and' thus exempt from the disclosure law. Startling Details Nevertheless, the memos pro-' startling details of the operation. In a March 4, 1968, memo ex- panding the black nationalist iperation the FBI noted two cases of successful projects. "For example, (censored) urnished information about a new (censored) grade school to appropriate authorities in (cen- ored) who investigated to de- ermine if the school conformed o (censored) for private the background information on parents of each memo said. It further noted that a particu Gazette Leased Wires sored) in the summer of 1967 until local police were alertec and the group leaders "were ar rested on every possible charge until they could no longer make bail. As a result, (Continued: Page 20, Col. 3.) Cedar Rapids The security guard who dis- covered a fire Monday at Prai- rie high school has been charged with arson. John H. Westphall, 26, Albur- nett, was being held in the Linn county jail in lieu of iond after a police investigation nto the cause of the fire. The.fire closed Prairie high chool for the week. Police identified Westphall as security guard whose duties chools. (Censored) obtained! (Continued: Page 20, Col. 3.) Surprise as Jobless Rate Is Unchanged WASHINGTON (AP) The a t i o n' s unemployment rate eld steady at 5.2 percent of the ork force in February despite ic energy crunch, the govern- ment said Friday. The Bureau of Labor Statis- cs, reporting the surprise sta- stic, said employment remain- J unchanged at 85.8 million 'hile the number of people out f work held at 4.7 million. Specialists in the bureau could Ter no reason for the sudden alt in unemployment, which as risen from 4.6 percent of the ork force since October, pri- a r i 1 y because of layoffs aused by the energy crisis. The bureau estimated that rom November through Febru- ry between and obs were lost directly because f fuel shortages. Net Increase One reason for the. apparen1 trength of employment in Feb uary was shown in, a separate urvey of industry, employment howihg that non-farm, payrol obs posted a net. increase o last month. showed that, eve :hough people were lai off -February .in manufai mainly because of th energy another 218.0C found jobs in service-producin industries and in co struction. The unemployment rate ha been expected to go up again the economy continued an a parent slowdown and the Ar oil embargo cut into indua production M One bureau official said on possible explanation is the mar >in of error built into the month y statistics. He said that per laps the January rise was over stated or the February repor understated. Average Week The official also said it is pos- ble that employers, anticipat- ng difficult fuel shortages, took 'xtremely stringent layoff mea- ures in January. The average work week of iroduction workers, which had eclined a month earlier, rose 36.9 hours in February, up .2 an hour. In manufacturing, le average work week increas- d 0.2 hour to 40.5. The average weekly paycheck ras up 77 cents from lattle for Golan Area anuary and from a year arlier. Simon Optimistic on Rationing Avoidance WASHINGTON (AP) Pres- ent Nixon held a lengthy eeting Friday with Republican tngressional leaders and it was ported afterward that his en- gy chief, William Simon, eels we are winning the battle avoid rationing at the present me." Rep. John Anderson lairman of the Republican nference committee, gave at assessment of Simon's ews. Senate Now Holds Bargaining Bill Fate DES MOINES Iowa sen- ate Republican leaders Friday apparently were divided on whether or not the senate will accept I he house version of the public employes collective bargaining bill. The house passed the mea- sure, 56-43, Thursday night after 12 days of emotion- charged debate during which 198 amendments were filed and some 65 adopted. The bill returns (o the scn- nie for action on the amcml- menls. The senate had passed the hill earlier. Views Vnry Ll.GoV. Arllnir Ncu said he wants to road the house amendments to the original senate bill before making n definite commitment, but that his gut feeling Is the senate probably will accept them rather than risking send- ing the hill hack lo the house. Sen, Republican Lender Clif- ton Liiuiliorn who is not one of (he bill's ad- vocates, said he wants to read house amendments "and it may take me until April 15 lo do it." Earlier this week, Lamborn said he was shooting for an April 1 adjournment dale, which would mean the legisla- ture would not be in session on April 15. Praised, Assnllcil The measure was praised by its sponsors as an exten- sion to public employes of the same collective bargaining privileges that employes in (he private sector have en- joyed since the mltl-1930s. They said it provides a framework which will pro- mole smoother relations be- Iweon public employes and the agencies for which they work. Hul the measure wns as- sailed by numerous opponents us n system they said will breed strikes in the public sector despite a no-strike clause, cause deterioration in the quality of education and other public services and sharply increase govern- mental costs. They charged repeatedly Hint the hill lakes away the traditional power of public agencies and turns it over to. outsiders who nrc not account- able to the voters, because it calls for compulsory binding arbitration to resolve dis- putes. "When your local communi- ties gel Ihe full Import of (his bill, you're going to have tax revolts and voters revolts the like of which you've never warned Rep. Floyd Mlllon But Rep. Hrice Oakley (H- floor manager of the bill, said it creates a frame- work by which public em- ployes can resolve disputes with their employers without resorting lo strikes. "Have Faith" He urged lawmakers to "have faith that they will de- velop systems to take care of the legitimate needs of every employe, every employer and the public." Oakley's chief lieutenant, Rep. Jerome Fitzgerald (D- Forl Dodge) said the measure provides a "complete, consis- tent and workable" system which will improve communi- cRlion between employes and employers. The house rejected n move by Rep. C. Raymond Fisher, (il-Grnnd Junction) to exclude from collective bargaining some slate, employes un- der the merit system. Hul it adopted n series of amendments by Fisher which he said would make it com- patible with the slate merit employment program. They would require con- tracts with state employes to be for two years to match the stale's biennial budget sys- tem, and delay any state level bargaining until June 1, 1976. The bill would require pub- lic agencies at all levels to bargain collectively with their employes on wages, hours, va- cations, grievance procedures- and a wide range of other issues. It would create a three- member public employment relations board to administer the act and determine appro- priate employe bargaining units. It contains n ban on public employe strikes and provides for fines of up to n day for individuals and up to a day for employe or- ganizations which violate anti- strike Injunctions. The provision which gen- erated (he most heal during (Continued: Page 2, Col. I.) izette Lease Wires Israelis and Syrians clashed In tanks, cannons and missiles on the tense Golan :ights front amid Israeli re- irts that Damascus is gearing i for a new round of fighting. Syrian military communi- e said the, clash started al :15 a.m. a.m. CDT) and ntinued for seven hours. Then p.m. a.m. CDT) rael artillery opened up on rrian positions and a concen- ated exchange of artillery fire mtinued for 25: minutes, Syria iported. Syrian Claims The Syrians said. the .Syrian re silencedi-throe. Israeli ar- llery' batteries, two ther "artillery batteries, hit a oncentration of Israeli Vehicles and destroyed an engineering unit. Israfel said Syrian gunners ''riday fired several anti-tank rockets and artillery shells at Israeli forces on the Golan front line Israel's warplanes scram- bled into the skies over Israel and the front line areas, mili- tary correspondents reported over the national radio Jsraeh nor the Syrian, army has demobilized from 'the October war and both were in a high state of readi- iess. Israeli troops and .border e 111 e m e n t s were alerted Wednesday of the possibility of Syrian attack to try to regain erritory lost in October. The Syrians opened initially ith anti-tank fire and 45 min- utes later. pounded three other sectors of the Israeli front line with artillery shells within the space of an hour, an Israeli mil- itary spokesman said; The No Casualties military command said the anti-tank fire caused no cas- ualties. The spokesman said She Israelis returned the ar- jllery fire. He said there were no.further details of the spo- radic shelling that following the initial outburst directed at the Tel Mare sector. Syrian President Hafez Assad said in a speech Friday night, 'the war with Israel is not 'fin- ished" and called on Syrians 'to continue the struggle in every form until we achieve all our aims." He spoke one day after conferring in Damascus with Soviet Foreign Minister romyko. Observers in London said the strain in relations with Egypt and the g r e a t-lhan-expecled successes of Secretary of State Kissinger appear to have aroused Moscow's suspicion and envy. They said the Russians are seeking a more active part and indications were that Mos- cow may try to slow the pacifi- cation process set in motion in the Middle East by the U.S. The newspaper Ycdioth A h r o n o t h quoting Western sources, said the U. S. has been n urgent contact for the past .wo days with the Soviet Union, Egypt and Syria in efforts to lead off a clash on the Syrian 'ront, saying Ihe situation must be taken seriously. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko visit- Hi Syria and Egypt last week, ipparently trying to get Syria to attend the Middle East peace conference in Geneva. However sracli sources said a joint Syrian-Soviet statement Issued T f t e r Gromyko's departure Thursday appeared to retlect a lardcning of the Syrian line and said Gromyko might he trying o torpedo U. S. pence efforts. Chuckle Wife to hostess: "We would have been here sooner, but my husband didn't want to come to the cwwighi ;


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It was fine yesterday except the last time I started it, I had to start it 3-4 times to get it to run; acted like it wasn't getting enough fuel at first. When you turn the key on you usually hear the fuel-pump motor but when I tried to start it today, I didn't hear the fuel pump motor and it turned over but wouldn't start at all. Could it be the fuel pump gone bad?
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They want to buy it all. Like I said a few days ago, they will make this hard to buy. Thing is though it is going against that sign of strength with 1.81M shares. They're not going to get that many.
A lot of shares have traded between 5.73 and 5.85. Just remember the sheep don't buy at lows and the sharks don't distribute at lows. Which means the sharks are buying from the sheep.


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