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Okay thanks for the exhaust tips!!!! I love the sound of mine being straight piped as it is, I just wanna get a couple horsepower and lower EGTs from the 4".
Okay another question. I put in a throttle body spacer...Is this a good move or is it really pointless to have it in?
Okay another question. I put in a throttle body spacer...Is this a good move or is it really pointless to have it in?
Just a few upgrades here and there.
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honestly it doesnt really do anything.... its not gonna hurt it to keep it on but if you can return it and get your money back i would do that....
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awesome thanks for the advice no one really was ever able to answer me
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Yeah...Im just gonna have to eat it. I bought it last year after I got home from my deployment to Texas. Maybe I can find a rich kid who got daddy's truck to buy it lol
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Whatever you want to call it, the one from airraid goes between the boost tube from the intercooler and the intake elbow. I'm sure if it does anything to atomize the air going in, I'm sure it is so minimal its probably immeasureable.
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Just curious, how does it atomize air? I can see how this might be useful on a naturally aspirated vehicle, but on a force inducted vehicle it's pointless.
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by Omar Masood & Hasan Al Suwaidi & Priya Darshini Pun Thapa
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by Mariam Jamilah Abdul Jalil & Zuriah Abdul Rahman
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by Catherine Soke Fun Ho & Omar Masood & Asma Abdul Rehman & Mondher Bellalah
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by Omar Masood & Muhammad Ashraf
2012, Volume 4, Issue 1
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by Robert A. Olsen
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by Lukasz Prorokowski
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2011, Volume 3, Issue 3
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- 177-192 The financial crisis and the failure of modern social science
by George Bragues
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by Lukasz Prorokowski
- 224-242 Neural network credit scoring model for micro enterprise financing in India
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2011, Volume 3, Issue 2
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2011, Volume 3, Issue 1
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by Lukasz Prorokowski
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by Terence Tse
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I have been thinking about Las Vegas. This year's National Council of Teachers of English convention will take place there in November. However, what prompted thoughts of Vegas wasn't the convention or the slots, but a recent article on broadway world.com about that noted the Las Vegas Shakespeare Company's announcement that it would be undertaking a capital campaign… Continue Reading »
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~by Carol Kelly Twenty minutes into watching the recent RSC all black production of Julius Caesar, my overall sense was, "Why hasn't this been done before?". The play makes a seamless transition from Ancient Rome to modern day Africa, a continent which has seen numerous violent uprisings and civil crises in the last few decades…. Continue Reading »
After student matinees at the Folger, we're usually able to offer a brief "talk-back" with actors from the show to discuss what the students have just seen. (We've discussed previous Folger Theatre talk-backs for Othello and Comedy of Errors here.) The actors of the Globe's touring production of Hamlet, currently playing in our Theatre, were kind enough… Continue Reading »
~by Carol Ann Lloyd Stanger I met with a terrific group of bi-lingual students today who came to tour the Folger and see the London exhibition. When I asked them what they already knew about Shakespeare, one of the first things they said was "He wrote in really old English that we don't understand." It… Continue Reading »
Thanks to the efforts of Folger Theatre, the Globe's Theatre's production of Hamlet is currently in residence at the Folger. The reviews have been good, and audiences are deeply engaged in the work. This collaboration between the Folger and the Globe has prompted Folger Education to re-release four video podcasts that focus on the play, including an insider's guide for all… Continue Reading »
Team Folger just returned from the Worlds Together Conference, part of the World Shakespeare Festival in London. Worlds Together was a collaboration between Tate Modern, Royal Shakespeare Company, the National Theatre and British Museum. This international conference brought together artists and educators to explore the place of Shakespeare and the arts in young people's learning today. Held at… Continue Reading »
To quote our Bill's Buddies mantra: "Shakespeare wrote plays, which means they were meant to be Seen and Heard." Not read silently to oneself. And not simply read aloud in a round robin in class. Part of the experience is watching how characters interact, and how the words can be used to inform action. Getting students on… Continue Reading »
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The gentlemen in Sunday Driver, though I've never personally met them, are mountain men. Oh yes -- they've cohabitated in a mountainous terrain, 45 minutes from any semblance of civilization. While recording their debut album, A Letter to Branson City, the dudes set up shop in a cabin on top of a mountain in North Carolina to escape the Miami hustle. When you eyeball the tour miles these guys have racked up over the past year, you'll kick yourself for being so freaking lazy (unless you're a type-A personality, but I don't think your kind reads New Times). Plus, they've toured with a who's who of up-and-coming rock bands, everyone from the Letters Organize and Schatzie to the Enablers. Competent people like these make me sick, with their little Post-it notes everywhere and eye-on-the-prize agendas. They actually get shit done, and I hate it. Come to think of it, I'm going to tell them all about it at the show this Saturday. I hope they want to fight... freakin' jerks.
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KDE 4 unveiled to the public - 4.1 to appear in July 2008
In a keynote given at the world-wide release party, streamed online, Project Lead Aaron Seigo introduced the new version of KDE.
At the Google Campus in Mountain View, California, where there was a heavy security presence (no journalists were permitted to take any photographs of their own inside the building), Seigo explained the design objectives of the desktop, which has an intended lifetime of up to 10 years. He explained the three important principles that had guided the two years of development. The presentation should look appealing and modern, and generate an emotional response among users. As part of the Oxygen project, for example, over 1000 icons have been completely redesigned using the fully scalable SVG format.
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The third emphasis, according to the keynote, was found in the new functionality that extended over numerous applications, including the new document viewer, Okular. This application can display several dozen file formats, and now also allows users to fill in forms. Users can take advantage of DRM functions, but administrators can also deactivate them. Many functions are available in the same way to all applications, including the Nepomuk search function, to which a semantic search facility has been added, or the multilingual correction function, Sonnet.
Seigo was obviously very happy with development so far, which he sees as leaving many other interfaces far behind in terms of technology. "Version 4.0 is just the beginning," he said, sketching out the further roadmap. The current release was, therefore, also targeted at power users who wanted to use the latest functions, systems integrators like Linux distributions, and primarily at software developers. While not all applications had yet been ported from KDE 3, it would still be possible to keep both versions running in parallel, according to Seigo.
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Global warming and green architecture
Tri Harso Karyono
The success of the green movement in architecture is now begining to look questionable. A number of green building standards may be unable to significantly reduce carbon dioxide ( CO2 ) emissions as had been expected before.
Buildings which received the highest green marks, such as "Platinum", from American green building standards of LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), do not necessarily succeed in reducing CO2 emissions. Green building standards tend to put CO2 reductions as a lower criteria.
Approximately 77 percent of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the atmosphere are in the form of CO2. The rest are methane, nitrous oxide, water vapor and ozone.
The latest data of 2009 showed that approximately 30.4 million tons of carbon was released into the atmosphere, down by 0.3 percent from the previous year. Buildings account for about 15 percent, while transportation and industry account for 14 percent and 21 percent respectively, while the rest is emitted by other
China ranked first as the world's largest carbon emitter with 7.7 billion tons in 2009. Indonesia placed 16th with 413.3 million tons per year, up by 2.4 percent from the previous year. The carbon emission per capita in Indonesia was relatively low — about 1.7 tons per year compared to Singapore's 34.6 tons per capita. However, with a population of nearly 240 million, Indonesia is still a high carbon emitter.
The Kyoto Protocol ( 1997 ) suggests a reduction of carbon emissions of 5 percent from 1990 levels between the years of 2008 and 2012. This target now seems rather impossible to be achieved. Green architecture movements are expected to reduce carbon emissions from the building sector.
A constraint that exists is that the percentage of new buildings designed with a green approach is still too small compared to the number of old model buildings that are already designed without this approach.
Even if all the new buildings are designed according to green building standard checklists, there is no guarantee that the buildings would significantly reduce CO2 emission because the standards tend to place little emphasis on cutting carbon emissions.
Learning from developed countries, government initiative is needed to drive the movement to cutting energy use in building, which eventually leads to the reduction of national carbon emissions. Without such initiative, it would be difficult for a nation with a population such as Indonesia to considerably cut carbon emissions.
The British government launched a program to cut carbon emissions in the residential sector by 80 percent by 2050, with a medium-term target of 34 percent by 2020. The implications of this program are that all the houses must be designed and modified to curb energy use or even use no fossil energy at all.
Previously the British government had conducted an energy efficient housing program using BREDEM (Building Research Establishment Domestic Energy Model) resulting in an increase of average indoor air temperatures in houses from 13 to 17 degrees Celsius without increasing energy consumption.
This means that an increase of occupants' thermal comfort were not followed by an increase of building energy consumption.
Lifestyles affect energy consumption in the residential sector. With relatively similar climatic conditions, the New Zealand residential sector consumes less than half of energy consumed in the UK, and only a quarter of that used in Canada.
Only 5 percent of housing in New Zealand uses central heating and residents tend to enjoy a cool house without heaters.
The issue of global warming has been shaking the architectural paradigm in western countries, especially in the US. A number of great buildings considered "masterpieces" are now coming under question.
Many great buildings in the US release enormous amounts of CO2 because they were designed without energy considerations. The design followed international style approaches, which implemented universal solutions but neglected local climates.
A study several years ago found that the total energy used by US high-rise buildings exceeded the total energy used in buildings in all poor Third World countries combined.
Modern architects tend to design buildings with modern technology in mind. They think that technology solves everything.
Using modern technology such as air-conditioning, heaters and elevators, high-rise buildings completely ignored energy efficiency. Architectural works emphasized aesthetic values and "monumentalism" in a bid to win entry to architectural history books.
The emerging issues of global warming have proved they are all wrong. Inappropriate use of modern technology in buildings is identical to wasting energy in large quantities. The energy used today largely comes from fossil fuels that emit CO2.
Tall buildings emit huge amounts of carbon and slowly but surely, the great works of modern architecture need to be revised, renovated and modified to reduce their contribution to global warming.
Since these buildings are completely sealed by glass, modification of the building envelope is an effective way to reduce the heating load in winter and the cooling load in summer. Sears Tower in Chicago and the Empire State Building in New York are two examples of great works of modern architecture which should be renovated, as they require tremendous energy.
The Sears Tower in Chicago, with 108 floors, is the tallest building in America and needed US$350 million for renovation to reduce its energy consumption. It is expected that energy use can drop by 68 gigawatts per year or equivalent to 596 million liters of crude oil.
The renovation involves upgrading window glass to be more energy efficient and the installation of a number of renewable energy sources such as photovoltaics and wind generators, as well as greening the roof.
The Empire State Building, the tallest building in New York with 102 floors, spent more than $500 million on green renovations. The largest portion of the renovation cost has been committed to improving the performance of windows glass. All glass is improved from single layer to three layers (triple-glazed).
Renovation of this building does not follow the US Green Building Standards checklist, LEED, because the building will not be registered for LEED certification.
Renovation is intended to cut its energy consumption without sacrificing comfort.
Renovation is expected to cut energy consumption by up to 40 percent in buildings, which equals $4.4 million annually and reduce carbon emissions of more than 100,000 tons within 15 years, equivalent to removing 20,000 cars from the highway. Jakarta can follow suit.
The writer is a professor of architecture and visiting academic at the School of Architecture and Design, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.
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HBOS report yields three important lessons for all businesses
British regulators have finally published their report into HBOS, the bank formed from the merger of Halifax with Bank of Scotland, more than seven years after its collapse. The 600-odd pages contain much detail on events and personalities. But there are general lessons for all businesses. Avoid the diversifier's fallacy. Beware the winner's curse. Fear adverse selection.
Solutions to the Greek debt crisis should be found through pragmatism...
The Greek crisis is not simply the result of Athens' inept public administration but also of an extensive carry trade on eurozone convergence by northern European banks, notably in France and Germany, which obtained short-term profits by matching northern eurozone liabilities with southern eurozone assets. For every foolish borrower there is usually a foolish lender.
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Founded in 1993, Combustion Research Associates (ISO 9001:2008 & ISO 14001:2004) is a multi-faceted engineering company that is managed by experienced scientists and engineers. We focus on providing clean, green and innovative solutions to a wide array of industries including Oil & Gas, Petrochemicals, Defence, Biomass, Waste Water Treatment, etc. Our solutions span world ...
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Ashtead Technology was formed in 1985 when Ashtead Group plc acquired SubSpek Limited, which at the time provided underwater positioning, survey and inspection equipment rental from a base in Aberdeen. In 1994 the Singapore base was opened, focussing on the offshore oil and gas industry and the subsea telecommunications cable market in Asia Pacific. The first US ...
based in Letchworth, UNITED KINGDOM.
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