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New for 2009
New standard features include Front Park Assist, Lincoln Sync, a capless fuel system, rain-sensing wipers, heated second-row seats and rearview camera system.
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In the front, the seats are 10-way power adjustable, and adjustable pedals add to the driver's comfort. Leather and wood accents are found throughout the cabin. Cargo space increases to 54.5 cubic feet when the standard power-folding third-row seats are flipped down. The second row also folds flat. With both rows down, the Navigator has 103.3 cubic feet of cargo space.
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The Navigator can have either rear- or four-wheel drive and is powered by a 310-horsepower, 5.4-liter V-8 engine with 365 pounds-feet of torque. A six-speed automatic is the sole transmission, and the Navigator can tow up to 9,000 pounds when properly equipped.
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The Navigator L is 15 inches longer than the Navigator. It's available with the same features and options as the Navigator, but provides 42.6 cubic feet of cargo space with the seats up — nearly 25 cubic feet more than the shorter model.
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As a Met fan that has yet to witness a World Series champion and has felt far more heartbreak then happiness, I find myself at a fork in the road with the 2011 Mets. I am struggling to decide if I really believe that this team can compete at a high level this year, or if they are just on an early season winning streak that will soon fizzle out and send us back down to the cellar.
The Mets tend to have a certain way about them that captivates the fans when they win. They win with gusto but not quite as much grace. Last night's game was the epitome of why I have a hard time believing they will be a good team, and also why I have a hard time counting them out. Daniel Murphy and the Mets were able to overcome an excruciatingly bad call to tie the game in the top of the 8th. However, in true Mets fashion, Jason Bay is unable to come up with a catchable fly ball and Josh Thole allows a passed ball. Before you know it the Mets are down a run entering the last inning. How can a team that just managed to elude an umpire's horrendous mistake to still tie the game make two bad baseball plays to now lose. Only the Mets. Except this time, the Mets didn't lose. They rallied in the 9th with key at bats from Ching-lung Hu and Thole, among others, to win the game and extend this satisfying win streak.
Who exactly are the Mets in 2011? Are they the team who could not come up with key plays in the bottom of the 8th? Are they the team who rallied in the top halves of the 8th and 9th? Are they the team that started out 5-13 or are they the team currently on a 6 game winning streak? They say you are never as good as you are when you're on a winning streak, and never as bad as you are when you're on a winning streak, so these Met's probably fall somewhere in the middle of all of this. They have a tremendous lineup which is clearly the heart and soul of this team. Their bullpen has been good and most likely can be good throughout the season. The biggest unknown continues to be the starting pitching. What can the Mets reasonably expect to get out of Niese and Pelfrey throughout the course of the year? Does Santana come back and provide a shot in the arm?
Despite all of the question marks, this team will certainly keep the fans believing. There is enough talent on the roster to make things interesting. It starts with big tests coming up this weekend and next week.

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The lengthy Airgas USA, LLC hearings came to a close Wednesday when the Plainfield Township Zoning Hearing Board unanimously denied the company's variance and special exception requests.
Airgas proposed operating a distribution facility at 730 Bangor Road, where it would warehouse flammable gasses and chemicals in a 34,800-square-foot storage facility. Airgas planned on keeping a large portion of those materials above ground, in bulk, which necessitated the company's request.
On the third night of hearings just four people testified and only one resident spoke during the public comment period. Sentiments reflected those expressed at previous meetings: concerns about safety and aesthetics were paramount.
Ultimately, though, the board based its decision on the township's zoning ordinance. Airgas needed to meet five criteria to receive a variance, but it fell short on the fist. It failed to demonstrate its use was uniquely suited to the particular piece of land at issue.
Airgas argued the property sat on the market for two years and that no other company showed interest in adapting it. However, Airgas did not purchase the property—it merely paid earnest money.
"Now I could see if you owned this property and there was no other way you could use it. Then you'd have an argument," Chairman Glenwood Rissmiller said. "But in my opinion, there are other uses in that district."
The board said two years was not enough time to foreclose any possibility of alternate use. "The fact that it's only two years is not indicative of today's market," John Santo said.
Because the board did not grant the variance, it could not grant the special exception, either.


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Editor's note: In a series of editorials, The Buffalo News is endorsing candidates for a number of offices. These endorsements by the editorial board are intended to aid voters in their evaluations of those seeking office. Whether you agree or disagree with our recommendations, we urge you to vote and take part in our electoral process. The Erie County Board of Elections (http://www.erieboe.com) has sample ballots and maps showing district boundaries.
60th District
Residents of the newly, if preposterously, drawn 60th Senate District have many reasons to re-elect Mark J. Grisanti, and his courageous vote to legalize same-sex marriage is only one of them.
Grisanti, a Democrat turned Republican, voted with his party members to enact a 2 percent cap on property taxes and create a new pension tier that will save taxpayers tens of millions of dollars, and crafted a state takeover of future increases in Medicaid costs. That is only a start to what needs to happen for New York to shed its standing as the state with the worst business climate, but it's a good start.
Grisanti also backed the UB 2020 plan, which morphed into SUNY 2020, and fought plans to slash state funding for Roswell Park Cancer Institute.
He faces two opponents, neither one ready for the job. Regarding Democrat Michael Amodeo, voters don't even know what they would be getting, since he refuses to say whether he would caucus with the main Democratic bloc in the Senate or enlist in a breakaway group that frequently sides with Republicans. Voters have a right to know how he would perform in office.
Amodeo, who like Grisanti is a lawyer, says he is passionate about public service and performs a lot of volunteer work in his hometown of Hamburg. He supports an increase in the minimum wage, which we believe should be handled at the federal level to prevent New York from slipping further into the business-friendly subbasement.
The other candidate in the race is former Erie County Legislature Chairman Charles M. Swanick, who has variously been a Democrat, a Republican and a minor party candidate and is now running on the Conservative line after losing the Democratic primary to Amodeo.
Swanick, who says he would have voted against the same-sex marriage bill, has the line only because the Conservative Party is angry at Grisanti for reversing himself on a pledge to oppose the gay marriage bill.
There is, admittedly, a point here. When a candidate promises to vote one way during his election campaign, then changes his mind, there are bound to be repercussions. But this vote was not only a matter of conscience, but of civil rights. He risked his political career to do the right thing. The Conservative Party will have to get right with that fact or see its influence diminish in years to come.
The district and the state have done well with Grisanti in this seat. He has earned re-election, and his opponents offer no credible alternative.
62nd District
Republican Sen. George D. Maziarz, first elected to the State Senate in 1995, has served his constituents effectively and should be returned to office.
His opponent, Amy Hope Witryol, has kept the senator, whose district now includes all of Niagara Falls, on his toes. She should continue to do so. However, it is impossible to ignore the strengths of a senior senator able to work across the aisle for his constituents.
Maziarz gets along with the Democratic governor, resulting in a working relationship that bodes well on large issues such as those involving the Seneca Nation. Also notable is his work, dating back to meetings in 2000, on the Niagara Falls International Airport. Maziarz worked diligently to ensure that a portion of Seneca Casino revenue money went to the development of a once-moribund airport.
Keeping companies here has also been a priority through his sponsorship of Recharge New York, a program that provides cheaper electricity to companies. He also sponsored the Western New York Power Proceeds Allocation Board legislation designed to get economic development funding flowing to local groups.
Witryol has called the Newfane Republican out on a number of issues, ranging from downtown Niagara Falls development to his stance on which companies deserve tax breaks to the integrity of those working in his office. But her criticisms are overshadowed by Maziarz's record.
Saturday: U.S. Senate and county comptroller.


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Chancellor George Osborne announced that child benefit payments for all higher-rate taxpayers - any one earning over £44,000 - will be stopped from 2013.
Mr Osborne confirmed the cuts would hit homes with a single high earner but families with two parents on incomes up to £44,000 - which might add up together to over £80,000 - would keep the benefit.
The Chancellor defended this by saying his plan was "the most straightforward" option - which would avoid across-the-board means testing.
The alternative, he said, was to introduce a complex system of means testing where all households had their incomes assessed.
Within a week, thousands of Netmums members had added their thoughts to a survey and to a discussion in the Coffee House.
Netmums captured those thoughts in a report which we delivered to David Cameron in Downing Street on your behalf.
Key Messages
• A majority of those surveyed felt that is unfair to apply the changes on the basis of the income of one partner, not family income.
• Many mums appear to recognise that universal benefits are difficult to justify at this time.
• There is concern about the impact of the change amongst those affected, with more than two thirds saying it will change the way they live/work or that they spend their child benefit on necessities and not luxuries.
• The online discussion also revealed strongly held views over whether their Child Benefit should be provided according to need, or whether there should still be a broader entitlement to it
In the News
Telegraph 5th Oct
Many families don't believe Child Benefit decision is fair by Siobhan Freegard
BBC Breakfast 5th Oct
Siobhan shares the Mother's reaction to child benefit cuts
- Observer 10th October
Benefit cuts and fairness; Siobhan shares the reaction of Netmums members
The results of the Netmums survey of 3,000 mums showed that:
- Of those who will lose the Benefit, 26% of mums agree with the proposed changes (although 9% considered that the administration was a necessary compromise)
- 16% were against the changes on the basis they would like to see Child Benefit remain as a universal Benefit
- 58% were against the changes on the basis that this was not the best way to set up a new system (and 40% said they were feeling very upset and angry about the proposal)
Interestingly, of those NOT affected by this announcement ie those that will keep their child benefit, 45% also thought the changes are unfari in the way they will be applied.
Of those who will lose the benefit
72% said they used it for necessities or that it would mean they have to re-think how they live and work.
Coffee House discussion
Lots of different points of view have been expressed by members in the Coffee House discussion in one of the longest threads on record! This is a summary of the key points that have come out:
Unfairness of implementation
the way in which the changes will not be applied to family income is not fair. Families should be treated equitably
"...the country is in a pretty bad way and I don't mind losing the money if it helps people less fortunate than me.
However what I am absolutely outraged is that I have friends who both earn in the region of what my husband earns so they have an income of £80000 and they will still get the benefit. That is so grossly unfair. I am fit to burst with anger."
Worried about loss of income
the financial implications for families who will lose out
"...its the children who lose out! I already work 4 days a week (part-time) so will need to go full-time which seems unfair as want be around some of the week for my children..."
"we only pay standard tax but i feel for the mums and dads who are earning more but maybe dont have more in their pocket at the end of the day, they will be paying more in council tax for living in a higher band area, pay more tax from their wages anyway......"
Life is hard on lower incomes; those earning £44k don't need the benefit
The struggle to make ends meet on lower incomes is much greater than for those who will lose Child Benefit. The focus should be on supporting this group, and those on higher incomes should be able to afford to lose the Benefit.
"CB should be there to help families on lower incomes with the cost of bringing up a child, just because we don't earn as much money we still have the right to have children and for them to be provided with things they need."
Rights to support for everyone
The rights of those who have worked hard and done well for themselves to expect a little support for their families - a discussion of entitlement versus need
"i think its terrible. surely if you've a higher paid job then you've worked hard to get there and its the only thing you could claim anyway!!"
Taking personal responsibility
The importance of living within your means and taking responsibility for raising your family, and not expect State support
"Just face facts - we should all live to our means and not rely on this benefit!"
Role of the State in providing for citizens
Some of the more general arguments around the tax and benefits systems
"I think the saddest thing is that people see having children as a monetary matter now; higher education as a "lifestyle" choice or a luxury, just everything being brought down to an economic equation. How will we have a sustainable economy if children are restricted in number...."
"The Tories are being fair - just perhaps not tackling the right proportion of society first."
"one of the aims of the tax system is to encourage behaviours that benefit society as a whole. Child benefit is universal so that it encourages people to have children. If we don't have children there will be no-one to pay tax and fund our retirement. Therefore why should you lose your entitlement to a universal benefit simply because you have worked hard to secure yourself a good salary? There are other means tested benefits out there for families on lower incomes - child benefit is different from that."
Continued devaluation of motherhood
Suggestions of further erosion of the value that society places on women who take responsibility for bringing up their own children, and the lack of rights for single parents.
"...This cut attacks women. It takes away the only benefit that is paid directly to THEM. In awkward domestic cases, and there is no financial cut-off there, this money is the womans, not the mans. It can pay for things that a mean minded husband won't pay for. It is a little bit of independence. It says all women matter, it says all chidlren matter. Ethically, this move sucks big time."
Alternative approaches
Suggestions of different ways to administer system - principally suggesting the importance of means testing, of providing the benefit for two children only, or cutting off at age 16.
"Now here's an idea.... perhaps they could have set the threshold the same as WTC and CTC then could they not have just looked at people's files who claim those benefits and give them the appropriate benefit???"
Have your say in the Coffee House Forum here
Here are just a few of the other comments to date...
I actually agree with cutting CB, DH is also in this tax bracket and at the moment I am a SAHM hoping to get back into work part time. We have a hefty mortgage as we live in a very expensive area, have one cheap car (DH doesn't need a car during the week as he gets the tube into central London). DD goes to a very good local state school and we're in the catchment area for a v good secondary school.
DH pays a lot in taxes but we do get the benefit of good schools, NHS etc. I'm going to miss this money but tbh I'd rather see the saving going into where it's needed most, ie health etc.
Im on the fence with this one to be honest i can see both sides. We will probably be affected by the time this comes into effect but we will still be able to manage and maintain a good standard of living so im not too worried. I do think the system generally is a mess though and think there is so much to be addressed.I dont agree with the idea that everyone earning over a certain amount is rolling in it.
Why should we be forced to sell our house and move our children to a different school? It's all very well to say sell you house; but we have worked hard to afford it. We have not spent money on smoking, drinking, holidays, posh cars, or big TV's, we chose to spend our money on a house instead.
People assume that just because you have a nice house that you can afford to throw money around, and that if you can't you're wasting your money. This is simply not the case, our house is the what our money is spent on.
I've already had to give up my job, working as an NHS nurse because I couldn't get help to pay horrendous childcare costs.
Child benefit is the only help that we get, why should we be penalised for actually working to provide for our family? It's not fair that people who make no effort to find a job and who are quite happy to be at home claiming benefits get everything handed to them; and yet people who work hard are the ones who are penalised.
I'm sorry but if you are earning over 44 thousand a year then you don't need child benefit, if your mortgage is high then live in a smaller house? Believe me if I had 44 thousand then I would be thrilled and would not need benefits.
If you happen to be a 1st time buyer in the last few years then you have no choice but to have a big mortgage - house prices have been sky high and that is why people are in debt, it's not as simple as saying people are greedy....
I do not believe people should be left homeless, or hungry - but if child benefit is non means tested it shoudl be stopped for all people - not just those who worked hard to get good jobs. Give people money based on means testing - not just a random figure of a salary - it's seems very unfair


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TAMPA, Fla. — Devils forward Dainius Zubrus is still feeling the effects of the hit to the head he absorbed from Sabres defenseman Tyler Myers on Wednesday night in Buffalo.
But Zubrus will be in the Devils' lineup tonight against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
"I feel OK. My neck is a little stiff and sore," Zubrus said. "I think it's all muscular. It's all just my neck. I don't think it's much more than that. I've been concussed before. I don't think I'm concussed."
Zubrus does not think he suffered a concussion, so he'll play.
"How can I play with a sore neck? Just like you play with a sore shoulder or a sore knee," he said. "You just play. It's not that bad. It's not exactly where I want it to be, but I've had a sore neck before. I don't think it will affect my game."
That's what he told coach Pete DeBoer.
"He's good to go," DeBoer reported. "He's been playing well. That whole line (with Petr Sykora and Patrik Elias) has been outstanding.
"Very minimal (conversation). I asked him how he feels and he said good. He's a big, strong guy. These guys know their bodies. Thankfully, I think, because of his size he was able to weather the hit a little better than someone else might have."
DeBoer was asked about how the NHL handled the incident, with Brendan Shanahan choosing not to suspend or fine Myers.
"I think because there was no injury on our end, there's an education. I'm still learning what the parameters of the rule are," he said. "We got out without an injury, so I'll live with it. Had there been a serious injury I might have a different opinion."
That may have been the case with Shanahan, too.
"Do I think he made the right decision? I don't know," Zubrus told me. "My feeling is last year or the year before there were probably more hits like that which never got any attention. This year the rule changed. That's why I'm not sure what the rule is."
Zubrus believes if he had milked the injury, Myers might have been suspended.
"He could've easily played the puck because it was right in front of him. He chose to play me, which is fine. It's hockey. It's a physical game. But the contact was with my head. A decision was made. I'm moving on," Zubrus said. "If I would've stayed down for 20 minutes and missed two months would it have been different? Maybe. The fact I finished the game, maybe that went into part of the decision. But it shouldn't really matter.
"Another thing. If it was one of the so-called star players, I'm sure it would have gotten more attention. Without question. But I'm not losing sleep over it."
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Mattias Tedenby will return to the Devils' lineup and take the spot created when Vladimir Zharkov was returned to Albany (AHL).
The young winger, asked to improve him defense, has been through this situation before.
I asked him if he felt DeBoer was sending a message by sitting him out in Buffalo.
"I don't know. It's hard to say," Tedenby said. "I don't think so. He just wanted me to work on some team stuff and do that correctly.
"You want to play. I was kind of in this situation last year, too. I was scratched a couple of games. I watched for a couple of games. I don't take it as a negative. I look at it as positive.Too little time to live to be negative."
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Dombrowski likes Tigers' relationship with Erie
During the first Erie SeaWolves home game in April, team president Greg Coleman announced their agreement with the Detroit Tigers was extended two more years.
If Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski has anything to say about it, the relationship will go on for a long time.
"It's a good situation for us and we have a good relationship with Erie," Dombrowski said. "We work well with the front office and it's convenient for us to get back and forth easily. Erie is close to Detroit, it's close to Toledo and a good place for our players."
Erie became the Double-A affiliate of the Tigers in 2001 and the relationship will go through at least the 2016 season.
"It's a good marriage for us and hopefully one that continues for a while," Dombrowski said. "I know there's been discussions about this franchise in the past, but we like it here and want to stay."
Dombrowski made his annual trip to Erie this past week and even pulled off a big trade Wednesday night, sending prospects Corey Knebel and Jake Thompson to the Texas Rangers for closer Joakim Soria.
Dombrowski checked out Jerry Uht Park and met with players and coaches throughout the four days.
"It's obvious I'm here and I'm not going to hide," Dombrowski said. "I went to the clubhouse to say hi to the players and I like to sit behind home plate to see the ball movement from the pitchers. I'm always curious to see how players respond to me being here. If they can't handle the general manager in the stands, it doesn't bode well for them playing in front of 40,000 fans in Detroit. It's fun to watch these guys and they've played well this week."
Dombrowski was joined by a good portion of the Detroit front office on Thursday, including special assistant Jim Leyland. Before leaving town, he met with manager Lance Parrish to discuss the direction of the SeaWolves the rest of the season.
"Lance Parrish is a Tiger legend and his accomplishments speak for themselves," Dombrowski said. "He was a big part of the 1984 championship team, a multi-year all-star and one of the best catchers in recent memory. Everyone loves him in Detroit and he's been a leader of this Erie team. We've seen the improvement throughout the year, he's well-respected and he's handled himself well. He's a leader not only with the players but with the with staff as well. We're really happy with what he's done with this ballclub."
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As a practicing civil litigation attorney in Nevada and California for nearly 15 years, Sitka Ambassador Jason Peak is adept in written law. An ethical hunter, Jason relies on his professional background to shed light on nuanced game laws. Not every hunter has Jason's legal background, and he often advises his friends and members of the hunting community on how to research and collect information. He and his wife, Jen, look to pass on a high ethical standard and passion for the outdoors to their daughters Emma (10) and Ava (6 months). This is the start of a series of Jason's articles that organize and make useful publicly availalbe information for the Sitka Tribe. If there's a topic you'd like him to cover, post it in the comments below. If he can answer, he will, and if not, he'll help with referrals to specific agencies or services that may be in a better position to help.
Jason is also a Field Editor for Eastman's Hunting Journal, Staff Shooter for Martin Archery and an avid photographer.
The following is a short summary of an article originally posted in Issue 78 of Eastman's Hunting Journal:
As archery hunters, we are always looking to find better ways to increase our odds at filling our tags. Many of us turn to technology to make squeezing off that critical shot easier and more efficient. And anything that arguably aids in the recovery of that prized trophy is always welcome. For those that look to gain every advantage, lighted pins and nocks are at least a consideration when trying to find tools to extend shooting times and help track and find a released arrow.
Every state has its own set of regulations governing whether you can use lighted nocks or pin housings. For different reasons, some states allow the use of one but not the other. Some allow both, while others allow neither. And in the states that restrict the use of one or both, many require that it not even be in the hunter's possession or on the bow—disabling the device may not be enough. For hunters who hunt in different states, it can be tough keeping up with all the regulations governing nocks and pins.
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Lime-Soaked, Cumin-Crusted Grilled Skirt Steak
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2 pounds skirt steak
1 cup fresh lime juice (about 8 limes)
For the Rub:
3 tablespoons cumin seeds (or 1 1/2 tablespoons ground cumin)
2 tablespoons minced garlic
1/3 cup roughly chopped fresh cilantro
Kosher salt and freshly cracked black pepper to taste
For the Relish:
1/2 cup finely chopped pitted green olives
1 teaspoon chopped dried red chile peppers of your choice, or to taste
1/4 cup olive oil
2 tablespoons freshly cracked black pepper
1. Place the steak in a shallow dish and pour the lime juice over it. Cover the dish and let it sit in the refrigerator for 30 minutes to 1 hour, turning occasionally.
2. Light a fire in your grill.
3. In a small bowl, combine all the rub ingredients and mix well. Remove the steak from the marinade, pat dry with paper towels, and rub it all over with the spice rub, pressing gently to be sure it adheres.
4. When the fire has died down and the coals are hot (you can hold your hand 5 inches from the grill surface for 1 to 2 seconds), place the steak on the grill and cook until well-seared on one side, about 4 minutes. Turn and continue to cook to the desired doneness, about 4 minutes more for rare. To check for doneness, nick, peek, and cheat: Make a 1/4-inch cut in the thickest part of the meat and take a peek; it should be slightly less done than you like it. Remove the steak from the heat, cover it loosely with foil, and allow it to rest for 5 minutes while you make the relish.
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Hutchinson said that the judge ruled that Barber violated his home incarceration multiply times.
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In the documents, Barber shared bank accounts with a woman and his mother. The defense did not present itemization of the check card purchases.
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I've got a 2001 Bx2200 with what I've come to think is a malfunctioning center piston on the FEL. I've noticed a marked decline in the lifting and digging abilities of both my back hoe and front end loader. Now after checking pretty much every fitting for leaks/tightness, having a dealer do a full fluid change and check-up, and finding nothing to make me think a filter is clogged or that there was a hose or fitting sucking air into the system I came across a problem on the bucket. It seems that my ramming the tractor into trees, stumps, or otherwise fairly immovable objects has worn down the steel tabs that stop the bucket from coming back to far. They are worn so badly that they only touch if I were to push the bucket against something with the bucket rolled back all the way. Quit a bit of play in it also. After noticing this I have found that the pressure relief valve doesn't make nearly the same high pitched sound when I hold the bucket in the roll back position as say when I hold the 3pt in the up position continuously. I'm sure the arm on the piston has been forced back further than was intended and am wondering if this could be what has led to the loss of power. I'm thinking there may be some blow by going on, but the cylinder doesn't seem to be getting to hot in any particular spot other than around where the hoses connect to it. Anyone ran across something like this? Everything is still working fine, but just not quite as good as it used too. The arm is still straight and no leaks. I'm thinking of just taking it off and having it rebuilt. My usual dealer is back logged is why I'm even messing with this instead of just dropping the tractor off and having someone who knows more about it just fix it. To many projects going on and need my tractor for them, even if the FEL is for counter weight only for awhile. Thanks for any and all feedback!
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Re: Loader piston question
Being as you've seen a decline in performance at BOTH ends of your tractor, I think you need to check the system pressure in your hydraulic circuit. It may be that a relief valve is stuck open and lowering your overall pressure, or that your pump is failing/wearing out.
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Thanks for the help....Stephen
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Well, with the new info that only the bucket and loader cylinders have issues, I'd say it sounds like you've been asking a lot of your machine. Now it's returning the favor and asking for a bit of maintenance to the cylinder seals! I would try testing the seals one way by putting the bucket at an angle to the ground (45 or so) and use the boom or dipperstick to lift one end of the tractor a bit. Watch the bucket and see if it drifts to relieve the pressure. If it does you're likely either looking at cylinder or valve seals going bad.
Using the tractor to pull/push or pry with the bucket with the valves centered WILL overload the PSI rating of the cylinders/valves, causing seal failures. The pressure reliefs in most systems are on the 'P'ressure side of the valve assembly, and as such cannot relieve pressures within the cylinder caused by suddenly loading the bucket with the valve centered. Yes, I also use the bucket in combination with the tractors power to push over trees or move things, but always be mindful of the pressures you may be creating within the cylinders. Overloading the cylinders can also cause sudden (and possibly catastrophic/fatal) bursting of the hydraulic hoses on your equipment!!
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Yes, it really deserves some serious maintenance. I would say at best I've used it to say push or pull trees with the bucket, but in reality I have used it more as a battering-ram when push came to shove. That's why I'm leaning towards the center piston up front. Hoping that's all it is and not like several things. On my last stump removal project I managed to shear off a bolt on the frame mount for the FEL and also sheared one of the roll pins for one of the universal joints for the drive shaft going to the front wheels. Then sheared a grade 8 bolt I put back in instead of the roll pin. Need I say my bucket sits a little bit crooked because the arms are a little bit warped? Even rental equipment leads a decent life compaired to my little orange buddy, but I sure do love it even if I don't show it some!
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Re: Loader piston question
USE CARE with this test.
-Disconnect the rod end of the suspect cylinder.
-Use tractor hydraulics to extend it fully.
-Disconnect hydraulic hose for the rod end of the cylinder, at the loader end.
-Put the end of that hose in a clean bucket, and secure it.
-Start the tractor and extend that cylinder again. DO NOT RETRACT!!!!!
-If a stream of fluid comes out of the hose, the piston needs to be re-packed.
-If it only drips, your problem is elsewhere.
-Shut off the tractor and reconnect the hose and cylinder if okay, or finish removing the cylinder for repair if required.
-Once removed, place the cylinder end in the oil bucket and push down on the rod end to collapse it and purge the oil from the cylinder. Now there is a minimum of oil to contend with when the cylinder is disassembled, either by you or the repair shop.
A glycerine filled 5,000 psi pressure guage costs about $20. That plus the appropriate 'T' fitting will eliminate doing this kind of test and can be used anywhere on the system to locate specific problems.
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Welcome aboard makoguy. JRC0528 & TUDOR are spot on w/their troubleshooting.
In rereading your posts, I can't see where the stops on the FEL being worn would effect the hydraulic performance of the BH so I tend to think the pressure is off also.
There are several kits available to both test and adjust a BX's hydraulic system pressure. One such is made by www.bxpanded.com
Basically you can add additional shims to the main relief valve which is how you adjust system wide operating pressure. Instructions are included.
Those BX2200's are getting some serious hrs on them and yet they're still very stout. Everything wears over time. Alittle maintenance will extend their lifespan out even more.
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Bob, I missed your post yesterday before I got started doing some checking, but I found what I think is the culprit anyway. As Dave stated, it was not the stops being worn. I blocked off the bucket arms and did some hose play to see if the bucket would drop, but it held steady with heavy load in it so I then started rechecking everything. After checking everything for tightness I started popping off all the quick disconnect couplings. Third one I checked was the culprit. I had changed some out for normal wear leaks and used some I had picked up at a local TSC. I'll be changing them again with something a little better. Apparently it is not staying pushed in enough to let a full flow through it. It even had rust on the balls inside of it. Changed it out and now the bucket lifts quickly and is tilting a full load back much better. The BH isn't on it right now, so I will check it at a latter time.
And thanks, Dave! Now there is even more stuff I need to buy for my tractor! I'm ordering the forks and pressure checker kit and may even get the sprayer since the one I made is kind of a pain to put on and take off. I would get the bucket extender, but mine is so bent-up I doubt it would mount up right now!
Thanks again and really appreciate you guys taking the time to help me out...Stephen
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Coco Robicheaux's first appearance on "Treme," coming in the opening minutes of the show's second episode, played like a kind of reality-check for local viewers.
By that time in the New Orleans-set HBO drama, we'd already met a large cast of colorful characters the show's writers had created from a blend of real-life muses.
Performing a ceremonial sacrifice of a live chicken on Davis McAlary's WWOZ FM-90.7 show, Robicheaux was someone "Treme" couldn't have made up.
"He was great," said Eric Overmyer, the "Treme" co-creator who wrote the episode. "He was real willing and he worked real hard. He was a little loose with the dialogue, but that's what we wanted. We wanted him to make it his own.
"When we did that hoodoo scene, I was a little nervous because I was trespassing on his territory. But he came in and said, 'It sounds like something I would say.' That was a big relief to me."
Born Curtis Arceneaux, Robicheaux collapsed at the Apple Barrel on Frenchmen Street on Nov. 25 and died of a heart attack a short time later. He was 64.
"Monday when we came back, we had a scene at the WWOZ set," Overmyer said. "The very first scene that we'd ever done in that set was that scene from episode two, with the chicken and Coco. So we had a moment of silence. I said a few words about him, and we all raised a virtual glass of Barbancourt rum to him in his memory. We couldn't have a real one because we were working.
"We all thought very fondly of that scene. We had him on the show last season, as well. I'm sure we would've had him on the show this season as sort of a good-luck talisman.
"He was on my radar. I was thinking about how to get him in there somehow."
- What: a second-line in honor of the late hoodoo bluesman, followed by a free tribute concert featuring Glen David Andrews, Walter "Wolfman" Washington, the Honey Island Swamp Band, John Mooney, J. Monque'D, Irene Sage and more.
- When: Second-line starts Monday at 3:30 p.m.; tribute concert is at 6.
- Where: Second-line kicks off on Frenchmen Street and concludes at the House of Blues, site of the concert.
Robicheaux seemed to be on everybody's radar, especially when they — and he — were navigating the city's Frenchmen Street entertainment sector.
A memorial celebration for Robicheaux is scheduled to start on Frenchmen Street on Monday at 3:30 p.m. A second-line parade, led by the Treme Brass Band, will proceed to the House of Blues, where a free concert is planned.
"He was very warm," Overmyer said. "He was very open and warm and such an eccentric and very New Orleans. Easy to talk to. I think everybody was very fond of him. He was something else."
On and off set.
Overmyer had a typical Coco encounter on a recent Fat Tuesday.
"This guy pedaled up to me on a bike dressed in a Mexican wrestler's outfit," Overmyer said. "Head-to-toe silver lame. He came right up to me and then he said, 'Hey, baby. How you doin'?' That's when I knew it was Coco. That was a pretty great moment."
Overmyer said he and "Treme" co-creator David Simon count Coco's debut scene, acted with Steve Zahn, as a personal series highlight.
"There was a wonderful moment," Overmyer said. "I think we were in New York. David Simon and I were in the editing room. We were watching that scene cut all together. We were laughing and being delighted with Coco and the music and Steve, who was so good.
"At some point in the scene, he said, 'Yeah, you right!' We just looked at each other, and David said, 'You know what? If we never do anything else, we've got this scene.'
"Not all of the musicians who were on the show can carry off the acting. He was a natural. He's a legendary character, like Chicken Man or Ruthie the Duck Girl of the Vieux Carre. He's in the pantheon up there."


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The report, "The Effect of Childhood Vaccine Exemptions on Disease Outbreaks," provides a comprehensive review of research on state childhood-vaccination mandates and exemption categories, focusing on the role that nonmedical exemptions play in reducing immunization coverage in communities throughout the United States. After reviewing the evidence, the report's authors outline a series of policy recommendations at the state and federal levels.
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Felipe Contreras, 20, of Dewey Avenue in West New York, turned himself in to police around 5:50 p.m. Monday, Police Director Michael Indri said.
Contreras and his alleged accomplice, Adriano Reyes, approached a man and his son near the intersection on Jan. 20 and asked for money, Indri said. When the father told the two men they didn't have any money, a small skirmish occurred, according to reports.
The two men fled on foot shortly after the incident, police said. While nothing was taken from the victims, the father sustained a wound on his left hand, an injury that appeared to have been made by an ice pick, Indri said.
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RUSSIAN President Vladimir Putin at the weekend ordered investigators to find out if enough was done to prevent 150 people being killed in floods in southern Russia after flying to the region to deal with the first big disaster of his new presidency.
Mr Putin, who was criticised for his slow reaction to disasters earlier in his career, said after visiting the flood zone on Saturday that money would be put aside for building new homes for victims of the worst flooding in decades in Krasnodar, a relatively rich region with agriculture and tourism industries.
An Interior Ministry crisis centre said 144 people had been killed in the flooding after two months' average rainfall fell in a few hours on Friday night. Most of the dead were drowned, many of them elderly.
Police said survivors climbed into trees and onto roofs to stay above the waters, which flooded entire ground floors of some buildings.
Rains continued in some coastal areas yesterday, including the hardest hit town, Krymsk, where 139 people had been found dead, Russian newswires reported.
Rail traffic resumed yesterday after being suspended on Saturday and a spokesman at the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk, the main outlet for wheat from the world's second-largest exporter and an important loading port for crude oil, said crude loadings would restart yesterday.
The spokesman did not say when grain exports would resume. Power was still being restored to parts of the port, he said. Almost 30000 homes were also without electricity and gas, emergency officials said.
The consequences of the flash flood could be more lasting for Mr Putin, though he moved swiftly on Saturday to show he was on top of the rescue effort.
It was the first major disaster in Russia since he returned to the Kremlin for a third term as president after a four-year interlude as prime minister. The former KGB spy has increasingly struggled to project his customary image of mastery since the outbreak of protests against his rule last December.
In his 12 years in power, both as president and prime minister, Russia has been plagued by natural and man-made disasters that have laid bare a longstanding shortfall in investment and management of the country's transport and infrastructure. These include deadly forest fires in 2010 and the sinking of the Kursk nuclear submarine in 2000, which killed 118 sailors and officers. Mr Putin was accused of responding slowly to the Kursk disaster because attempts by foreign rescue teams to save the sailors were initially not allowed.


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What happened to this forum?
The Schott NYC Forum used to be so lively. Where is everybody now? What happened? I used to look forward to the lively discussions here.
The Schott NYC Forum used to be so lively. Where is everybody now? What happened? I used to look forward to the lively discussions here.
reddrascal on 11/18/12 at 09:05 AM
Well I've left a couple of replies here n there but havnt gotten any response , so I dont know why it's so quiet
NickTreiber on 11/18/12 at 01:55 PM
Hurricane Sandy hit Schott prety hard. They lost power for a few days and were not able to ship orders out. So they are busy catching up with orders, emails, and custom requests, i would imagine the forum topics are the least of their worries right now, bear with them and all will be replied to.
Gail on 11/20/12 at 10:22 AM
To all our blog members please be a little patient, as I am trying to catch up with all your posts. We were closed the first week after the hurricane hit and the second week our company worked the first 3 days withour electric, heat, and phones. During that time we were able to do some shipping manually and respond to our customers using cell phones. We also worked from homes which had generators making emails from our customers able to be answered. We did our best to accommodate our customers and yes, the blog was not something I was not able to do. I think this week we are hopefully back to a more normal work day, so I will try to make a dent in the posts. Gail


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The circus left town and some squirrels flew in.
A day after the spectacle of Stephen Strasburg's debut, things returned to normal at Blair County Ballpark. The Curve welcomed the Eastern League's newest team, the Richmond Flying Squirrels, and posted a 4-1 win Monday night before a scarce crowd listed at 2,065.
The season is a mere five games old, and the 4-1 Curve already have shown several times they clearly understand how to play winning baseball. Veteran catcher Hector Gimenez displayed a subtle but unmistakable example of that Monday.
"I do everything I have to do for the team, to help the team find a way to win the game," Gimenez said. "That's my goal every day."
Gimenez smacked a two-run single in the first inning that scored Chase d'Arnaud and Jordy Mercer for a 2-0 lead. But it was what he did in his next at-bat that showed his commitment to the team.
Richmond had closed to within 2-1 when Miles Durham legged out a leadoff double in the fourth for Altoona. That brought Gimenez, the No. 5 hole hitter, to the plate.
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Tonight: Richmond at Altoona, 6:30 p.m.
Pitching matchups: Curve RHP Mike Crotta (1-0, 1.50) vs. Senators RHP Mike MacDonald (0-0, 2.25)
Record: 4-1
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His team was already leading, he already had a runner in scoring position and it was still early in the game, so Gimenez could have tried for an RBI hit. Instead, he gave himself up for the good of the team and dropped down a sacrifice bunt that moved Durham to third.
"It was my call," Gimenez said. "It was a situation that we're up by one run only, bottom of the fourth inning. I thought it was a good chance to move the runner over. After Miles got the double, I gave a chance to my teammate to get an RBI."
That's exactly what happened, too. With the infield in, Josh Harrison hit a grounder to the right of shortstop Brandon Crawford, whose throw to the plate beat the runner.
Durham used a nifty slide, however, to score as he brushed the plate with his left hand past the tag attempt by catcher Jackson Williams.
Walbeck said he gives his players freedom to play the game, trusting they will make good decisions in key situations. Gimenez's sacrifice bunt served as an example of that.
"He was feeling that; that was his call," Walbeck said.
The manager added, "I want them to play, to have a feel for what they can do and what they can't do, and certainly I give them that option."
Gimenez is in his 10th pro season and reached the majors for two games with the Astros in 2006.
"He's a great player, very smart out there, very smart behind the plate," Curve pitcher Justin Wilson said. "He's a great clubhouse guy, and he does what we need to win.
"Hector, day in and day out is a leader, and it shows with what he does behind the plate, what he does at the plate. It's great to have him around."
Wilson (1-0) earned the victory in his Double-A debut, giving up one run on five hits in five innings while striking out four with one walk. The lefty is in just his second pro season after a stellar college career at Fresno State.
"When your hitters put up runs, it's a lot easier on the pitcher," Wilson said.
Richmond starter Craig Clark (0-1), a Penn State product (see Covering the bases), took the loss. The Curve added an insurance run in the fifth off reliever Craig Whitaker as Mercer smacked a two-out RBI single.
The Curve hitters have been delivering in in the clutch, with 12 of the team's 20 runs this season coming with two outs.
"It seems like we're getting those [big hits] every single night, and I think it complements our good pitching and defense," Walbeck said.
Game recap
Key player: Curve C Hector Gimenez had two RBIs and a key sacrifice bunt.
Key play: Gimenez singled home two runs in the first for a 2-0 lead.
Key stat: Twelve of the Curve's 20 runs this season have come with two outs.
How they scored
Bottom 1st: d'Arnaud walked, Mercer walked, both scored on Gimenez single (2-0).
Top 4th: Crawford doubled, scored on Gillaspie single (2-1).
Bottom 4th: Durham doubled, scored on Harrison fielder's choice (3-1).
Bottom 5th: Negrych walked, scored on Mercer single (4-1).


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Doug Gray, lead singer of the Marshall Tucker Band, really felt for the victims of superstorm Sandy.
"I have about a dozen friends from that area," he said.
So he decided to lend a helping hand.
"We delivered a semi-truck load of linens ... tons and tons of blankets to people affected by Hurricane Sandy," Gray said.
No stranger to hurricanes, he could definitely relate to what people are going through in the northeast.
"I've been through a hurricane a couple of times when I lived in Myrtle Beach," Gray said.
One of those times was bad enough that water actually reached the second floor of his house.
"We didn't get out in time," he said.
Luckily, everything worked out OK.
And today, the musician, and the Marshall Tucker Band, are still going strong with a stop planned at the Levoy Theatre in Millville on Friday, Nov. 30.
Formed in the early 1970s after Gray and his fellow band mates returned from Vietnam, the Marshall Tucker Band, has seen tons of success. With hits such as "Can't You See" and "Heard it in a Love Song," catapulting this group with deep Southern roots to superstar status.
And the band's sound was never easy to put into a single musical genre.
"We did everything that was popular on the radio, but our background, well, I am a country boy. That's just a big part of my life," he said. "But they never did know how to pinpoint the Marshall Tucker Band."
Coined a Southern rock band, the group is often identified by their hit song "Can't You See," a song that's been featured in several TV shows and movies.
"That song's just been nominated as the best Southern rock song of all time," Gray said.
Last month, "Can't You See" topped the ultimateclassicrock.com's list of great Southern rock songs, beating out Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama" for the win.
"Ours is the one that everyone knows the words to," Gray said.
And it's also the song everyone — male or female — can relate to.
"I call it a testifying song. It lets you know what it's really all about ... especially about your love life," he said.
For their stop in Millville, Gray promised to "play everything" the fans crave.
"We'll have plenty of time," he said with a laugh. "We always do the stuff people remember the most."
And no two Marshall Tucker Band shows are ever the same.
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Hello Teachers,
Im sachee a teacher of English from a Srilankan school.
i 've started a project on Mapping. That's mapping our way from home to school, done by grade 4 students. If you want to join please contact me through this. waiting for a reply.
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Hello teachers ,
I'm Sachee ,a teacher of English in Haliela M.M.in Badulla Srilanka.Here i'm dooing some projectswith my students
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Urban areas or in areas connected to the power needed to keep the food items fresh in the refrigerator to use. The deep-sea or by river - the river of refrigerator use sunalei everyone was surprised. The power connection is not refrigerated. Without any type of power connection to 10/1 in the opinion of the users and it has good food items as well as users Unlabeled by artificial refrigerator.
By the Satkhira syamanagara deep-sea fish in the neighboring island of gaburara jelera artificial refrigerated to preserve the 10/1 2dina after they are sold.
However, it is to create their own technology. Gabura amongst residents of the village fishermen cakabara By (46), prison manirujjamanasaha more about the many artificial refrigerator production technology, the next big ban to be used with a good strong wood. 's Inner parts of the wooden barrel is first kakasita with purata Dhaka. After all kakasitera tin plenasita and the warp is dhakanasaha with thick polythene. It is banre madhe break the ice. I have caught fish in ice. Usually a week or fifteen days sundarabane side of the deep-sea fishing, fish caught in the day, it is not feasible. Fear of bad or good fish machagulo the sale will be used to facilitate the refrigerator.
Jelera with an artificial refrigerated 5/6 travel and fish can be stored. This is because the weight of a boat in a refrigerator. The refrigerator facility difficulty of the summer when the ice melts quickly. As a result, very few fish from the sea to come into the lokalaye. During cold ice melts at less than the fish can be stored. Normally jelera week / fifteen days go deep sea fishing. The artificial fish caught are sold in the refrigerated fish and fish lokalaye save costs if it is found that the better. The cost of constructing the refrigerator prison Noor Islam (5), and 15 to 16 spend the money. The freezer is making the cost of all materials of good quality. Cakabara of artificial light in the fridge and the user supada prison known as the name of its inventor was one of the Barisal area residents Mandal white person. Almost a decade ago, he moved his family manomalinyera gaburaya due to leave and give up their religion to marry the daughter of the Muslim community. The child was born one son. The wedding was exceptional expenses of the river or deep sea fishing for the white suramna Mandal. The technology created at the fish store itself. The use of artificial refrigerator after it's launched. Further, it was found, with 007 fishermen fishing in sundarabane yeye white tiger attack Mandal died. Currently, the only son of his wife and living in gaburate.
Gabura ghatera ferry boat fishermen north side of the artificial eye in the refrigerator. Jelera the benefit of its structure and style are known. The merits and demerits of the fish refrigerated artificial senior fisheries officer Raj Kumar believes that the quality of the fish and the use of ice. The 1: 1 ratio of ice using ice as long as the fish will be fine during that time. The powder in the freezer for the ice to move over, he said. Senior Fisheries Officer of the official registration authority for all fishermen attention and suggested the use of sea life jacket safety fishermen.
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Hello Teachers,
I'm sachee Dissanayaka from Haliela Central College Srilanka .i like to work with an asian or Europian school.In my school therer are clases from 1- 13. but i prefer working with 3-10 students for projects . i like to do projects on culture, arts, music,history, weather or any other subject. please reply me if you are willing to work with me.
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Faridgongj, Kalapara, Patuakhali, Kalapara, Patuakhali arranged program in June, 2012 to create social awareness about the importance of tree plantation. The school conducted rally, facilitated discussion, arranged human chain as well as planted trees in school premises and arranged cultural function to implement its project successfully. Here is the history on how we got involved in social action project of British Council.
History of involvement
We attended in the orientation program arranged by British council and facilitated by BARCIK where we gained idea about social action projects. We received application form and submitted our project including detailed planning to the concerned authority. British Council and BARCIK after screening approved our project and provided us grant. The name of our project is "Campaign in favor of Tree plantation". After receiving grant, we involved some students to the process and briefed them clearly on how our project could be implemented properly.
Project activity implementation
To campaign for Tree plantation the school arranged a workshop where students, teachers, members of school managing committee, social workers, representatives of administration and NGos attended and shared their views about the importance of trees and the negative impacts if trees are felled down on the environment and ecology. Tree plantation in the school premises also was held where the chief guest planted trees seedlings to mark the day a significant one. People of almost all stakes appreciate the initiatives taken by schools to protect environment by planting trees and made people aware about the services of trees in our life and their role in making he environment balance.
Both students and teachers feel proud of being attached in the social action project of British council which is facilitated by BARCIK. Not only among the students but also people living around and adjacent to the school are at least felt and realized the negative impact chopping down trees and importance of trees..
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Starting about three dinabyapi international workshop in Dhaka on Friday nyanotekanolajira.
Hotel sonaragamoye Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurated the workshop.
Wednesday at a news conference held at the old senate is.
Smaller size from small technology transforms an object that has been generated so nyanotekanaloji. Dhaka University and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) are jointly organizing a workshop.
The country - and abroad about three hundred nano-scientists and technicians in the workshop take part in a press conference.
He said organizers of the workshop convenor of the Vice-Chancellor Professor Arefin Siddique in the year, organizers and committee member and secretary professor of BUET - nakiba Chowdhury, professor of physics department samima Chowdhury said.
He said in a written statement said nakiba, nyanotekanolajira application of science, medicine, agriculture, food, textile, engineering, energy and environment, are constantly being improved.
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Stem cell transplantation, five years after a U.S. citizen fully recover from the effects of AIDS in the news that her doctors, that people are looking for ways to maranabyadhi from a long illness.
The report states that the Washington Post, Washington University in Saint luise one simpojiyame Wednesday after an HIV cure from Dr. Brown and his German doctor. Walking misfortune.
Timothy Brown of the AIDS research in 'The Berlin Patient' became known, because it was the start of his treatment.
The 46-year-old Brown is responsible for AIDS HIV is transmitted, caught in 1995. 's 11-year-old head of the liukemiyate affected.
Timothy blood stem cells after chemotherapy need to replace that. Germany took the stage in his treatment of dayitba heidelabarga University expert Dr. Walking misfortune.
Prevention of HIV in the blood is a rare feature to find the product raktadatake. Walking. The body is made of cells with stem cell transplantation Brown's body.
Northern Europe, only 1 percent of the rare person who can eicaaibhibirodhi dehei.
The 007 is replaced Brown in the special stem cells in the body. The HIV infection without any drugs that would stave Brown.
Dr. Walking and said, "Now is confirmed, Brown convalesce from the HIV virus."
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Brown's body back to the beginning of year again for HIV esache Many researchers had suspected. However, Dr. Walking in, Brown was an infection in the body. The researchers found the virus abasistaguloi.
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India has one of the richest traditions of CSR.Much has been done to make corporate India reponsible for their actions.But it is yet to get widespread recognition. As part of the IB and CBSE syllabus requirements we are now reserching on the role of CSR and why companies may not consider this as a necessary objective.
In India, certain critical information has to made by companies to teh Securities and Exchnage Board. Companies have to also give details of how many complaints from stakeholders have been received and resolved. So there are legal bindings and then there is the problem of measuring the effective fulfillment of CSR activities performed by companies.
In line with this we are looking for partners who will share information about their country's stand on CSR. A video chat - a skype session or e pal or just e mails could be used to share resources. We look forward to any school that is interested. Our students are between the age grup of 15-18 years old.


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South Korean coast guard officials say they've found more bodies from the sinking of a ferry, raising the death toll to 36.
Coast guard spokesman Kim Jae-in says bodies were recovered Saturday, three days after the ferry sank.
The updated death toll follows the arrest Saturday of the captain of the ferry on suspicion of negligence and abandoning people in need.
More than 300 are missing or dead.
Officials say strong currents and rain have made it difficult to get inside the ferry, where most of the passengers are believed to have been trapped.
Prosecutors say the ferry's captain, 68-year-old Lee Joon-seok, was arrested along with the third mate, a 25-year-old woman identified only by her surname, Park, and 55-year-old helmsman Cho Joon-ki.
The captain is accused of negligence and abandoning people in need.
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