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Up to 2 inches of rain has fallen in valley and coastal areas
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In downtown Los Angeles, today's basketball game between the Los
Angeles Lakers and Cleveland Cavaliers was delayed 12 minutes after
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raindrops to fall on the court.
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sixth day this month because of wet conditions on the synthetic
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I've written poems and played golf for almost as long as I can remember and have enjoyed the ongoing struggle to master both activities. Through my practice I've discovered many similarities between poetry and golf, with the primary unifying principle being that they both pose "problems to be solved." Indeed, the solution to a specific swing problem that may have vexed me for some time often becomes clear to me in a dream, as if a great golf teacher were giving his or her lesson directly to me (in fact, they often do!). Likewise, images, ideas, or phrases for poems sometimes come to me in a dream all in a piece, and I wake up excited to write them down on a pad of paper next to my bed.
As a young man I wanted to become a great poet and a great golfer, though more than one sympathetic friend or family member pointed out to me the difficulty of making a living from either, let alone excelling in both! Therefore, although I've written and published poetry throughout my life, just as I've worked to improve my golf game from my days as a college player, I've also heeded reality's call by choosing to earn a living as a freelance arts and golf writer.
In a world of specialists, my work in multiple fields has raised eyebrows, and even I have felt confused at times as to where my true passion lies. A moment arrived when, rather than fight this division, I decided to integrate the two passions. As a wise friend of mine once said, "It's better to proceed through life via addition rather than subtraction." It is in this spirit that I began writing The Poetics of Golf.
This book does not argue that golf is literally poetry. Rather, it takes golf as its subject matter and a starting place for what aspire to be poetic essays, memoirs, journalism, short fiction, and other meditations on the game, the arts, and life.
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CORVALLIS, Ore. — As Washington coach Lorenzo Romar greeted a few reporters following practice Friday, he peered over each shoulder, then grinned.
"There's not any Oregon State guys here, are there?" he asked.
It was a joking reference to Washington's Friday practice at Gill Coliseum a year ago, when a few OSU players arrived at the end of the workout, took offense at some clowning around by the Huskies, and challenged UW players to a fight. Several OSU players were alleged to have shown up a few hours later at Washington's hotel, hoping to pick up the battle.
"I remember looking back and thinking, 'What in the world is going on?' " said UW forward Jon Brockman, who remained on the sideline throughout. Brockman said he spoke at Pac-10 media day this season with OSU guard Seth Tarver, who told him, "We don't hold anything against you guys."
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"I knew it wasn't a big deal," Brockman said, "but it was still good to hear it from him."
Washington and OSU play tonight at 7 p.m.
While the events of a year ago are mostly a laughing matter for the Huskies, it's ancient history in Corvallis, where the main principals have moved on (either through graduation or transfer) and new coach Craig Robinson has set a new course for a long-downtrodden program.
"Oregon State is so different than they were in that regard," Romar said. "Just a different team."
Nationally, Robinson is known mostly as Barack Obama's brother-in-law. He will be in Washington, D.C., for Inauguration Day ceremonies next week.
But in Corvallis, he is merely the fifth coach taking his shot at reviving a program that has been in the doldrums since the retirement of Ralph Miller in 1989.
Robinson has already had a few successes, including a win over USC two weeks ago as well as some impressive recruiting hauls. But mostly he's created a no-nonsense attitude, typified by 5:30 a.m. practices, a policy he has relaxed at times — this week, practices started at 6 a.m.
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Seemingly charged up by the challenge of the day before, UW recorded its biggest road win of the season here a year ago, beating the Beavers 97-59.
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A tragic shooting death happened over the weekend in Lauderdale County.
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"Our investigation is ongoing into this matter," said Chief Deputy Ward Calhoun. "Currently, it appears, based on the evidence that we have from statements of witnesses that were there and physical evidence, it appears that this was a tragic accidental discharge of a firearm."
Calhoun says that this is not a common occurrence, but since we are in hunting season, it's a good idea to remind you to practice firearm safety.
"It is a tragic loss, this young man's life, for his family. If anything good can come out of a tragedy like this it would be that others would remember that handling fire arms in a safe manner can make the difference between someone tragically losing their life," said Calhoun.
Calhoun says you should always treat any firearm as if it's loaded. With that much care and concern for a firearm, accidents involving them become less likely and tragedies like this can be avoided.
"Our condolences certainly go out to his family," Calhoun said.
The National Rifle Association advises, when handling a gun, to point it in a safe direction, keep your finger off the trigger until ready to fire, and to keep guns unloaded unless you are ready to use it.
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A new report on teenage pregnancy in Georgia says that six out of every 10 Latinos get pregnant before the age of 20.
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The epic 5-day ride will cover over 2041 kilometres as the firefighters travel by motorbike from Invercargill to Whangarei from November 27 to 1 December. An estimated 150 riders will take part in the national event, which is in honour of close friends and colleagues from the New Zealand Fire Service who have been tragically lost to cancer.
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- Steve Winter is rapidly heading to the upper echelon of my favorite RPG bloggers' list, with articles about game design like this one: Effects vs. Meanings. Do we design from a desired effect to a cause, or do we design a cause and then figure out what effects it has?
- His post was inspired by this one, On The Failure of Tactical Combat. The writer raises the concept of the "dissociated/disassociated mechanic", pointing out that when you design an ability from the effect side you have a very narrow tool with little practical application outside of combat.
- Justin Alexander, another favorite blogger-designer and fellow Minnesotan, first talked about dissociated mechanics back in '08 prior to the launch of 4th edition – his critique forms a continued basis of criticism for the system four years later. Taken together, the three articles are worth serious consideration by any game designer.
- Also, a hat tip to the Stormwind fallacy, a term mentioned in the Steve Winter piece that I wasn't familiar with. The fallacy is that building an optimized character necessarily implies poor roleplaying skill, or building a deliberately suboptimal character necessarily implies good roleplaying skill.
- Somewhat related, as a critique of the kind of game that 4E rules inspire: How a Blind Player Improved Our Game. "GM as if your players are blind" is an intriguing axiom to consider for future games. 'Ware the battlemat!
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- And another kickstarter for an interesting-looking set of "brainstorming cards for storytellers", Story Forge – might be worth picking up a set once they're released
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Berry Tramel: St. Louis should start Sam Bradford
St. Louis Rams quarterback A.J. Feeley knows the score. Knows that even if he trots out to the St. Louis huddle early in the first quarter Sept. 12 against the Arizonas, his status is short-lived. Knows that soon enough, Sam Bradford will be quarterbacking the Rams. "It's inevitable it's going to be Sam's team," Feeley said the other day after a Ram workout. The only variable is time. The Rams approach the first summer of the Slingin' Sammy B. Era with one major question. Hand the reins to Bradford now and let him learn by doing or hand the reins to Bradford later and let him learn by watching. I say now. This is the eternal debate in the NFL. Toss a rookie quarterback into the frying pan or let him roast marshmallows? Most pro coaches will admit that quarterbacks learn only in the fire. But some delay the education because of safety issues; they don't want a prized rookie stripped of his confidence or his head. That's the only reason St. Louis should consider a cautious approach with Bradford. If Ram coaches aren't sure they can adequately protect Bradford and that reconstructed shoulder, then let Feeley take the hits. Otherwise, it's Ram Sam time. Of the six quarterbacks picked in the first round this decade who became stars, three didn't make a start in their first season: Carson Palmer, Aaron Rodgers and Philip Rivers. If Slingin' Sam reaches their level, the Rams will be thrilled. But the other three stars plucked from the first round started in various stages of their rookie seasons. Ben Roethlisberger took over in Game 3, Michael Vick in Game 8 and Eli Manning in Game 10. Conversely, all-out busts have come from both sides of this argument. Brady Quinn made no starts for the 2007 Browns and JaMarcus Russell started only Oakland's final game of 2007. But David Carr started from the get-go for the 2002 Texans and Kyle Boller started opening day for the '03 Ravens. Recent trends play the rookies. Of the five quarterbacks picked in the first round of the 2008 and 2009 drafts, four started their season openers and another (Tampa Bay's Josh Freeman) started Game 8. With some decent success. Atlanta's Matt Ryan (picked third) and Baltimore's Joe Flacco (18th) each posted 11-5 records as rookie starters in 2008. The Jets' Mark Sanchez (picked fifth) went 10-8, including two playoff victories. Ryan and Flacco each threw more touchdowns than interceptions; that's rare for an NFL rookie. But those situations are not relevant to Bradford and the Rams. The Falcons, Ravens and Jets had big-time running games and solid defenses. The Rams have neither. So whoever quarterbacks St. Louis in 2010 will be a Ram led to slaughter. But the Rams should play Bradford anyway. Physically, Bradford is ready. He'll turn 23 in November. He's 6-foot-5 and 235 pounds. Mentally, no rookie quarterback is ready for the NFL, but Bradford is as ready to deal with the madness as any rookie could be. He's smart and he's calculated. I'm not saying Bradford will be a star, but NFL defenses won't befuddle him. "He looks great for a rookie," said Ram receiver Donnie Avery. Said Feeley of Bradford, "He's a bright guy. He's big. He's strong. He plays that way, too. He can throw the football. He's accurate. You can tell he wants to learn. He wants to play." So play him. It's not like the Rams are going anywhere in 2010. That sounds like a reason to be patient, but instead, it's a reason to give Bradford the playing time that will come in handy if and when the Rams get competitive. The Lions a year ago picked quarterback Matthew Stafford No. 1 overall and started him on opening day. Stafford had some injuries but made 10 starts, going 2-8. He threw 13 TDs and 20 interceptions. It was another miserable year for Detroit fans. And a glorious year for Detroit fans. They are a year closer to having a winning quarterback, and maybe that winner is named Matthew Stafford. Same as Bradford, we don't know if Stafford will star. But we do know that he won't blossom until he pays his Sunday dues. Which is what Bradford must do. No time better than 2010 to start. Berry Tramel: 405-760-8080; Berry Tramel can be heard Monday through Friday from 4:40-5:20 p.m. on The Sports Animal radio network, including AM-640 and FM-98.1.


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A beautiful ocean-front apartment, breezy and sun-drenched, in amazingly vibrant Miraflores.
Enormous fifth-floor living room spills out into the balcony, overlooking the ocean. You will fall in love with this view -- the best of Lima, green canyons, and the arch of my favorite bridge, Puente del Parque del Amor, shown in the photo.
The separate dining room includes a table that seats 6 guests. The bedroom includes a queen-sized bed, a 28" TV, writing desk, two full bathrooms with tub and shower. The apartment has an additional half-bathroom for guests. A third person can sleep in the living room sofa for an extra $15. If you need the bed sheets to be changed as optional, an extra $15 will be charged.
Kitchen is fully equipped with everything you might need. The apartment also includes a washer / dryer.
The apartment is a prime location in the very hip Miraflores, walking distance from new and trendy hotels, art galleries, boutiques. Very close to some of the best new restaurants in Lima, including Central and Rafael--both named best restaurants in the city last year. Astrid & Gaston was recently named one of the top 40 restaurants in the world. La Gloria is a classic.
The apartment also has free internet Wi-Fi, TV cable, telephone (free local calls) and intercom buzzer. The living room also comes equipped with an excellent stereo system and Bose speakers ready for your iPod.
The building has front desk and 24 hours concierge.
The place has a living in house keeper. She stays by the laundry quarters on the other side of the apartment (It is a big apartment), and doesn't interfere with the guests' routine. Optionally, she is available for cleaning, laundry and errands.
You will love this apartment! If there's anything else you need to know, just get in touch with me and I'd be happy to answer your questions and help you to have an awesome time in Lima!
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Other times can be accommodated if there's no other guest checking in or out before or after you.
There are no major rules. Mutual respect goes a long way. Smoking is only allowed in the terrace, under no circumstances inside the apartment. If something wears out or breaks, please let me know so I can fix it for future guests. I'm providing a list of information on how to use some of the appliances around. Everything is there for your enjoyment.
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Mrs. Marème is 50 years old. She is a married mother of four (3 boys and 1 girl). She sells food products. She capitalizes on her extensive experience in having done this for more than 10 years. She is standing on the far right raising her left hand.
She plans to use her loan to buy four sacks of rice, two 20-liter containers of oil, and two tons of millet in order to increase her earnings. Other than the village shop, she is the only one who sells these items, and she sells them from home.
The earnings from her business allow her to support her small family and to save up at each meeting in her Banc Villageois.
Madame Marème est âgée de 50 ans. C'est une femme mariée mère de quatre enfants (3 garçons et 1 fille). Elle mène une activité de petit commerce de denrées alimentaires. Elle capitalise une bonne expérience dans ce domaine d'activité pour l'avoir pratiquée depuis plus de 10 ans. Elle est debout tout à fait à droite et a levé la main gauche.
Elle compte acheter avec son prêt 4 sacs de riz, 2 bidons d'huile de 20 litres et 2 tonnes de mil afin d'augmenter ses revenus.A part la boutique du village, elle est la seule à pratiquer cette activité, elle vend à domicile.
Les bénéfices de son activité lui permettent d'entretenir sa petite famille et d'épargner à chaque réunion dans son Banc Villageois.
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About CAURIE Micro FinanceThe mission of CAURIE Micro Finance is to contribute sustainably and to offer microfinance services adapted to impoverished micro-entrepreneurs, primarily women, based on the principles of 'credit for the poor' and on microfinance best practices, all while investing in order to become financially independent.
This is a Group Loan
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- Sep 13, 2013
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Kevin Osborne
0 Comments · Wednesday, October 19, 2011
One of Cincinnati's unique treasures is celebrating a major anniversary this year. Mount Airy Forest, the 1,471-acre park and nature preserve on the city's northwest edge, was established 100 years ago. The Park Board commemorated the event earlier this month with a day-long event that included songs, storytelling and historical reenactments.
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Kevin Osborne
1 Comment · Tuesday, September 27, 2011
The city's Health Department will administer a $760,000 grant from the state to create the Reproductive Health Improvement Collaborative, in conjunction with University Hospital's Center for Women's Health. The new initiative will try to lessen health disparities in 19 area zip codes — mostly low-income areas — that have high Infant Mortality Rates.
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Homeless People and Indiana Officials
Kevin Osborne
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 21, 2011
People who live on the streets and have mental problems soon will get some much-needed help. Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Services recently received a $300,000 grant from the Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati to fund a three-year joint project with the Cincinnati Health Network.
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Brent Spence and Wendell Young
Kevin Osborne
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 14, 2011
The overcrowded, dilapidated bridge on Interstate 75 that connects Cincinnati to Northern Kentucky got a shout-out last week from the main man. President Obama mentioned the rusty steel structure in his Aug. 8 speech to Congress as an example of projects that could be expedited if his jobs plan is approved.
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Nina Turner and Chris Bortz
Kevin Osborne
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Maybe Bortz, the Charterite attorney who is seeking his fourth term on Cincinnati City Council, doesn't own a calculator. That's about the only reason we can think of that Bortz would complain to
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Denise Driehaus and Archbishop Schnurr
Kevin Osborne
2 Comments · Wednesday, August 31, 2011
The state lawmaker who represents the Ohio House 31st District was appointed last week to a special committee to study Ohio's tax structure and recommend changes. Having a person like Driehaus — a Democrat from Price Hill — on the group will help ensure a balanced approach to reform that doesn't benefit corporations by shifting even more of the tax burden onto the middle class.
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Mary Ronan and Steve Chabot
Kevin Osborne
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 24, 2011
The superintendent of Cincinnati Public Schools, Mary Ronan, deserves a feather in her cap for providing the leadership that's resulted in the district receiving an "effective" rating from the Ohio Department of Education. That once again makes CPS the highest-rated of Ohio's eight urban school districts.
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Mariah Reynolds and Double Dippers
Kevin Osborne
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 17, 2011
The 12-year-old Mariah Reynolds, who is a drama and vocal major at the School for Creative and Performing Arts in Over-the-Rhine, recently received a major award for her volunteerism. She was one of four children nationwide selected as winners in the "Kids Who Give" contest, sponsored by Farm Rich, the Georgia-based producer of frozen foods.
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Convention Center and Chris Smitherman
Kevin Osborne
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 10, 2011
In what's the largest solar project in downtown Cincinnati to date, 429 solar energy collection panels have been installed on the roof of the Duke Energy Convention Center. The 101 kilowatt installation is expected to receive 1,000 hours of sunlight annually and reduce the center's greenhouse gas emissions by 57.9 metric tons each year.
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Price Hill and Green Township
Kevin Osborne
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 3, 2011
The hillside neighborhood that overlooks downtown to the west is making a rebound after years of suffering due to bad policy decisions by bureaucrats. Crime reported in the East, West and Lower Price Hill areas took a steep 20.2 percent drop in the first six months of 2011 compared to the same period a year ago, according to statistics compiled by Cincinnati Police.
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Megan Ketover and Ted Hubbard
Kevin Osborne
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Megan Ketover, the pastry chef at downtown's Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza hotel, has been selected to compete against 14 other pastry chefs on the new season of Top Chef: Just Desserts. The reality TV show, which appears on the Bravo cable network, premieres Aug. 24.
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Arnold's and Chabot
Kevin Osborne
4 Comments · Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Step aside, Happy Days. If everything goes well, the average American might think of downtown Cincinnati's historic watering hole when they hear TV characters talking about "going to Arnold's" after this fall. That's because producers of the NBC drama series, Harry's Law, have decided to use exterior shots of the East Eighth Street bar and recreate the tavern's interior in a Hollywood studio.
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OTR Foundation and Jean Schmidt
Kevin Osborne
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 13, 2011
If this were the Olympics, the Over-the-Rhine Foundation would've been awarded a bronze medal, which isn't bad at all. Despite a concerted online lobbying effort, the nonprofit agency placed third in an online voting competition recently held by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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Kevin Flynn and Robert Mecklenborg
Kevin Osborne
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 6, 2011
We hardily endorse the latest idea from Kevin Flynn, the Mount Airy attorney and Charterite who's making his second run for Cincinnati City Council. Like a few other politicos before him, Flynn proposes that council incumbents forego their usual two-month summer recess and stay in session, working on a plan to avoid the city's estimated $33 million deficit next year.
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Denise Driehaus and Judge Bouchard
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1 Comment · Wednesday, June 29, 2011
A judge's job is to use reason and discretion to make fair decisions, within the scope of the law. But a decision June 24 by Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Bernie Bouchard strikes as excessive and vindictive.
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Went to this pub on Windsor High Street.
Queued to place our order...felt like it took forever. I ordered steak and hubby ordered the special burger.
My steak was very overcooked and at least half was gristle.
Both our chip portions seemed ridiculously small to us; less than a child's portion.
Dessert was better.
Overall would never return to this particular one.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- North Carolina State running back Toney Baker is giving up his sixth year of eligibility to enter the NFL draft.
Baker said Tuesday in a statement released by the school that "it's time for me to pursue playing football at the next level."
He needed two surgeries to repair the serious knee injury he suffered in the 2007 opener, and returned in 2009 to lead the Wolfpack with 773 yards rushing.
He finishes his college career with 2,045 career yards rushing, and won the Atlantic Coast Conference's Brian Piccolo Award as the league's "most courageous" player. The NCAA had granted him a sixth season because of his injury.
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Gasoline Octane Ratings
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I have a question concerning the different grades of gasoline. My friend says that the higher grades such as 93 octane do not offer any advantage over the 87 octane. He claims that today's newer cars are designed to run efficiently from 87 octane fuel. He also claims that all grades of fuel contain the same level of detergent, so those claim that 93 octane fuel cleans your engine is true for all grades of fuel. I want to know if I can stop paying 30C-40C extra for the 93 octane fuel.
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Well Mehul,
The concept of octane rating is a bit touchy. There are many people that have pre conceived feelings as to what "octane" is. Well true octane is a straight chain hydrocarbon consisting of 8 carbon atoms.
Now that we know what octane is, how does that apply to cars? Well to try and not confuse you too much, octane is a rating. This rating is basically describing the anti-knock rating of the fuel. It has nothing to do with detergents or anything like that. Generally, higher compression engines use higher octane.
Wait, back to antiknock rating. I need to tell you what that is. Knock (or pre-detonation) is what happens when the ignition timing is slightly off on your car. Different fuels have different characteristics and need the timing varied ever so slightly.
Now, how does this effect your car. Well most modern distributorless engines, the computer controls the timing. As long as the fuel that you are using is in the usable range (or adjustment) of the computer, then all should be well. But I must urge you to use the same grade and type and brand of fuel! If you keep changing brands, then your computer will not run your engine as efficiently. Thus, causing you to use more fuel!
Okay, now back to saving money. You are right, lower octane fuel costs 30-40 cents less. Do you need to use it? Well, read your owners manual. It will tell you what the minimum octane rating that you can use in your car. DO NOT GO BELOW THIS!!!! Pre detonation can destroy a valve train in your engine!
Now, there are several ways to increase the octane rating. Some of which also add horsepower to your car. Now it is subtle. Unless you are in harmony with your car (now you might be thinking "What is wrong with this guy, in harmony"?) Yes, the difference you might not even notice unless you are the type of person that can really sense these things (like when a tire is 5 pounds underinflated and it rights heavy in that direction).
Once you have determined what this minimum rating is, try 2 tankfulls and record your starting mileage and the ending mileage. Compare this with the fuel that you currently use. If you get better mileage and it "feels" the same, then go ahead and save your money. If for instance, you notice the car is a little slower when starting and a green light, or a little sluggish in the passing lane, then maybe it's the fuel or maybe you really need a tune up! Describing the tune up procedure would be tooo long to include in this article, but if someone requests a particular problem, I would be more than happy.
Now for detergents. The federal government (EPA) mandates that ALL motor fuel have detergents of some kind in it. Some name brands have more than one and are better than others. These detergents have nothing to do with octane rating directly. Some of them might add to the octane rating but that is not their primary purpose in life.
You could probably save even more money by buying an off brand fuel, but I don't recommend that. There is a reason that the name brand companies did not want this gasoline in their tanks!
To finish off, I must say thanks to all the people that have sent in requests for solutions! Hope that I have helped you. Please send me a response on how things worked out.
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Salisbury Cycle Speedway Inc welcomes you to the new home of the 'Salisbury Jets'
Salisbury Cycle Speedway Inc. formed more than 40 years ago has filled a need within the Salisbury North area, for a family friendly, low budget sport.
The clubs vibrant and positive minded members are certainly a reflection of the clubs will to succeed and through persistent development programs by our coaching staff, our riders have become a dominant force in the exciting and high action sport of cycle speedway both locally in South Australia as well as representation on the world stage.
Salisbury Cycle Speedway is a club for any ages or abilities. Come down and have a free try, most Saturdays from 12.30pm.
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Like most companies tied to Clark County's once-booming construction industry, Entek Corp. has had a rough few years. But the heating and cooling contractor has managed to keep most of its staff employed full time throughout the downturn.
Entek made it through by reinventing its approach to contracting. Instead of just "getting air through ducts," the company now also looks at how efficiently that air is moving through the entire building in order to help its clients save energy and cash. Though fewer clients are calling about new construction, the shift to efficiency has kept the phones ringing.
While some contractors have faltered, Entek's revenues have held steady, as have its employment levels, although a growing portion of its 55 employees are now energy performance technicians.
And now the Longview-based company is testing just how well its energy-saving programs work with a pilot project in Vancouver. Matt Todd, sales and engineering manager at Entek, hopes the results of that project will spur still more building owners to give his company a call.
Larger specialized contractors, such as Seattle-based McKinstry Co. and Portland's PECI, have long helped businesses evaluate their energy use. But more Clark County contractors are now entering the industry, in part because the market for those services is growing here. Northwest Natural Gas Co. recently extended its energy-efficiency incentives to residents and businesses here and more federal stimulus dollars are available for efficiency projects, at the same time the county has faced a slump in the local homebuilding industry.
"It's an industry trend for smaller contractors to pursue this as a business opportunity," said Susan Jowaiszas, a spokeswoman for the Energy Trust of Oregon, which also certifies energy-efficiency contractors in Southwest Washington. "They're expanding the range of services to become more comprehensive energy service providers."
The big picture
Entek's transition began five years ago, when it began working with the Bonneville Power Administration and Clark Public Utilities to test the energy savings of rooftop economizers. These mechanical units help circulate fresh outside air and cut down on cooling costs. The units can also be controlled wirelessly, making it easier to regulate the building's ventilation.
Economizers have gained popularity among building owners in recent years because they can be tacked onto an existing heating and cooling system, resulting in energy and cost savings without completely replacing the old system.
"It's like having a big control system, without paying for a big control system," Todd said.
But even with brand-new rooftop economizers, most building owners weren't saving as much energy and money as they could, Todd said. After years of testing these installations, he realized that installing an economizer or new lighting and controls isn't enough.
Every aspect of a building, from its architecture to its exposure to the sun and its electrical and mechanical systems, contributes to its energy consumption. So Entek started developing specialized knowledge and skills to offer comprehensive energy-use reviews.
The company is now increasingly focused on selling whole-building assessments along with its regular heating and cooling work.
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Entek hopes that demand for its services will climb still more as prices drop for rooftop economizers and other energy-efficient equipment. Entek's latest project with the Bonneville Power Administration aims to bring costs down even further, which could make efficiency upgrades more accessible to small and midsize building owners.
The company is testing Honeywell's new economizers at Japan-based Wacom's North American headquarters in Vancouver. BPA will be looking to verify the energy savings of the new units and measure the cost savings, said Mick Shutt, a spokesman for Clark Utilities. The more financial certainty contractors can provide, the more likely building owners are to invest, he said.
"The measurement and verification can be an expensive part of doing some of these projects," Shutt said. "This (project) makes the whole method of conservation available to more customers. They can expand the programs without doing extensive (measurement) on each and every project."
Entek expects these pilot projects to eventually help fuel its own expansion by increasing its expertise in the field and growing its customer base. The company is now always on the lookout for qualified technicians, a rare breed of computer whiz and mechanic, to help support its new focus on energy services, Todd said.
"That's the one job in all construction trades that's still in demand," he said.


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November 3, 2015 Celebrity baker Duff Goldman will headline this year's Taste of the Alleghenies food show, presented by the Altoona Mirror, in February. more »»
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October 31, 2015 I arrived at Baker Mansion a few minutes before 8 p.m. Spotlights illuminated its gray, imposing pillars. The moon shone through the dark, surrounding trees. more »»
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October 29, 2015 LORETTO — The Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art has added Larry Savino to its Board of Trustees. Savino, of Hollidaysburg, is regional vice president of Northwest Savings Bank in Altoona. more »»
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I think they roll it out in Verizon stores and the Apple store Feb. 4. I will be like the idiot in this classic video.
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Folks will be leaving AT&T in virtual droves. They'll be the next candidate for a bailout.
Personally I'll wait until the dust settles, perhaps by May, then punt my Droid Incredible through the end zone . . . not waiting for my 2 yr renewal term to expire.
Sprint? Don't make me laugh.
But will the "expected" droves of former ATT customers bog down Verizon's supposed superior network of tubes and become the new whipping boy? And if so, does that prove that the iPhone is an overrated POS that cannot perform well on any network?
FWIW, I couldn't give a damn. I'm fine with a dumb phone.
Hype comes with a $100+/month bill for all "smart" phones. No thanks. I don't need to be that connected. But if it makes good non-app coffee I could be swayed.
Are they running towards or away from iPhone Godzilla?
this episode. ;)
I think a lot of current iphone users will be disappointed if they switch to verizon and find out they can't use data and voice simultaneously.
I'm hoping that Verizon iPhone turns out to be dual mode (GSM and CDMA) so it will work abroad, but I don't think we're getting that.
On a side note they were getting a signal in the mountains of Thailand in the middle of nowhere, while here reception in the cities is iffy. What a hell?
I don't think Jobs would let Verizon start selling iPhones until they can make it work correctly on their network.
This thread makes me mega-lol. For serious. Please post a link where is says Verizon is legitimately doing this.
So they announced that they're announcing it on Tuesday? Chic or just attention whorz.
The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal are reporting that Verizon will make the announcement on Tuesday.
It's such a done deal. Too much chatter from too many reliable sources. Announcement Tuesday, launch date February 4.
verizon is offering the iPad now. Makes sense that the iPhone wouldn't be too far behind.
Doesn't matter to me one way or the other, though. I have an old Nokia prepaid for phone use. All of the multimedia stuff is on my laptop, where my myopic self has a chance of actually seeing things.


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Niagara Falls smack down : The American falls vs The Canadian Side
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After visiting both the American and the Canadian side of the Niagara Falls, here's my verdict on which side is better and what you need to know when visiting the Falls!
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Bajan cops seize illegally traded gold
(Barbados Nation) Nearly Bds$1 million in gold has been seized and a representative of a cash-for-gold business is expected to appear in court shortly following a police raid last Friday.
According to police, Scott Goodman, a director of Barbados Gold Buyers, located in the James Fort Building, Hincks Street, Bridgetown, has been warned of intended prosecution under the Precious Metals And Second Hand Metals Act 2013.
He was warned that between February 25 and March 15 his company was engaged in the trade of precious metals without a licence.
The police executed a search warrant at the business place and removed the gold, along with documents. The 35-year-old Goodman, in his capacity as a director, was subsequently interviewed and warned.
A summons will be issued this week for a representative of the business to appear in court.
This is the second time that the police have exercised their powers under the act as they intensify their efforts to enforce the new law.