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#1 Fri 29 Mar 13 8:48pm
Home made frozen yoghurt!
I've been on a yoghurt mission recently, churning the stuff out by the bucketful. I literally made 12 pints this week. That's a bit excessive, I admit, but I just keep finding more things you can do with it! And it's just so satisfying when you take it out and see that perfect, smooth surface with just the slightest cheeky wobble. It's like alchemy or a miracle, milk into yoghurt...
Anyway, I suddenly thought, "can you make frozen yoghurt at home?". And apparently, yes, you can, and it's much easier than ice cream. In fact, it's significantly easier than remembering my own name first thing in the morning. And it is delicious. If you've never had frozen yoghurt, it's like a cross between ice cream and sorbet - creamy but light.
Here's how:
500ml Greek yoghurt or 1 litre regular plain yoghurt
1 jar jam of your choice
lemon juice and sugar - optional
If using regular yoghurt, put a clean tea towel in a seive over a bowl, pour the yoghurt in and strain in the fridge for about 2 hours - it should lose about half its volume and get nice and thick. Greek yoghurt can be used as-is.
Put jam in a bowl and stir vigorously to break the set. Whizz with a hand blender if you don't want chunks. Mix the jam with the yoghurt and taste it. Add sugar if needed - it needs to taste a bit "too sweet", as freezing will make it less so. If you want to liven it up, add a bit of lemon juice too.
And that's it. Freeze as for ice cream. I have a machine, so I don't have experience making ice cream without it, but there are loads of instructions out there for doing it without - you put it in a shallow dish and take it out of the freezer every so often to stir it up, I'm not sure how often.
Seriously, you should try this. I'm not saying it's better than ice cream, but it hits a different spot. Really refreshing. In Summer I'll try it with fresh fruit instead of jam, but there's none worth having just now.
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#2 Fri 29 Mar 13 10:50pm
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Re: Home made frozen yoghurt!
I do the same with 500ml of Greek yogurt, 500g of frozen berries, a small amount of castor sugar (to taste), lemon juice optional. Churn or whizz up. Just remember that freezing causes the product to taste less sweet than pre-freezing.
#3 Fri 29 Mar 13 11:17pm
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And the process reduces the health benefits of the yogurt as those cultures normally don't survive the extreme temps.
#4 Sat 30 Mar 13 9:58am
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Actually yoghurt cultures are fine with freezing - a lot of people freeze yoghurt to use as a starter for future batches. (It works better than keeping it in the fridge, as the culture stays active in the fridge, eats up all its food, makes its environment increasingly acidic, and the different strains compete and get out of balance, so over time a refrigerated culture gets weak - whereas in the freezer it goes dormant).
Granted the quick defrosting when you eat it may shock the culture a little, so it's possibly a little less effectively probiotic than chilled yoghurt, but it's not dead. It's as alive and ready to go as the salmonella in your frozen chicken portions...!
#5 Sat 30 Mar 13 1:55pm
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The reason I mentioned it is that I had looked online for information about this in the past, curious to know if freezing yogurt reduces the good bacteria. According to most of the information I find online, it kills almost all of the good bacteria. I am not sure if this is reliable information, but I think it sounds pretty reasonable.
http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/20 … .Gb.r.html
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#6 Sat 30 Mar 13 2:48pm
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I'm not sure that is reliable information, I'm afraid. Commercial yoghurt starters are usually freeze-dried and often stored in the freezer - if that killed a significant amount of the bacteria then it would make the starter weak and ineffective.
Check out this yoghurt recipe:
http://cheeseforum.org/articles/wiki-yo … ng-recipe/
This is a pretty serious site for all kinds of cheese and dairy products, aimed at both hobby makers and small-scale commercial. I've gone through a lot of the material on here, in the wiki and forums, and there are some very knowledgeable people on there. The recipe I've linked to mentions both freeze-dried commercial starters and the practice of freezing yoghurt in ice-cube trays to use for starting. Yoghurt bacteria are pretty robust.
Similarly, all the food safety info I've ever read emphasises that freezing has no impact on bacteria and that you should assume there is as much bacteria in it after freezing as there was before. They are much more affected by high temperatures.
#7 Sat 30 Mar 13 3:22pm
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Here is information from a qualified person. It is apparently less destructive to use quick freezing methods, but the longer process of a home freezer will destroy some bacteria. If you start with more bacteria, it'll have more after freezing, so in making your own frozen yogurt, you can choose something that has more from the start.
The issue with bacteria that is not killed by freezing for the home cook is that it doesn't take much and it begins to grow as soon as the food reaches a certain temperature. It's not that some bacteria is not killed by freezing, it is, but not enough for the food to be considered free of bacteria. Remember too that every single ingredient that goes in to a dish will have some bacteria on it and also it's flying around in the air, on surfaces of utensils, hands, etc. It's all about the numbers.
#8 Tue 02 Apr 13 8:05pm
Re: Home made frozen yoghurt!
Thanks for the info.
I shall hereby insert a disclaimer: this recipe is not intended to be a probiotic health food. It is a tasty pudding. Eat at your own risk of not-specifically-health-promoting joy.
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Born and bred just outside Liverpool in the UK, Professor Abbotson ventured to American shores in 1990 and finally found Rhode Island College in 1999, where she has taught ever since. While she has taught a variety of courses at the college, her main field is Modern and Contemporary Drama. A leading scholar on the work of Arthur Miller, Professor Abbotson has published three books and many articles on this seminal American writer. She has been President of the Arthur Miller Society, currently serves on their board, and manages their website. She is also the Performance Editor for the Arthur Miller Journal, was one of a panel of experts to discuss Arthur Miller on Tom Ashbrook's On Point, NPR, 12 Feb., 2005, and has been invited to talk about Miller at a number of area theaters. Professor Abbotson has also published pieces on playwrights such as Tennessee Williams, Sam Shepard, Thornton Wilder, Paula Vogel, Mae West, William Inge, August Wilson, and Eugene O'Neill. But her research interests extend beyond Drama to include Film, Children's and Adolescent Literature, The Short Story, Ethnic Literatures, and Twentieth Century British and American Literature. She even published an essay on Wallace and Gromit! She is also an avid historian of the ukulele and likes to play the instrument to relax. Her essay on This I Believe, Rhode Island. NPR, was aired on 25 July, 2012, and was about the joy she gets in watching her dog run. She is currently working on a contracted book: Modern American Drama: Playwriting in the 1950s. London: Methuen, forthcoming 2016.
Courses TaughtENGL 113 Approaches to Drama: Page to Stage
ENGL 123 Studies in Literature and Genre
ENGL 201 Literary Studies: Analysis
ENGL 206 British Literature Since 1800
ENGL 210 Children's Literature: Interpretation and Evaluation
ENGL 322 Redefining Drama in the Modern Age
ENGL 324 Literature by Women: Women Dramatists
ENGL 342 Landmarks in Contemporary Drama
ENGL 460 Seminar In Major Authors & Themes: Williams and Miller
ENGL 525 Topics In Genre: Modern and Contemporary Drama
BooksCritical Companion to Arthur Miller : A Literary Reference to His Life And Work, New York: Facts on File, 2007. ISBN: 0816061947
Masterpieces Of 20th-century American Drama, Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 2005. ISBN: 0313332231
Thematic Guide to Modern Drama, Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 2003. ISBN: 0313319502
Student Companion to Arthur Miller, Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 2000. (Also available electronically). ISBN: 0313309493
Understanding Death of a Salesman : A Student Casebook to Issues, Sources, and Historical Documents. Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1999. (Also available electronically). ISBN: 0313304025
Also chapters have been published in The Truths We Uncover; The Truths We Wrestle: New Perspectives on August Wilson's Pittsburgh Cycle Plays. Ed. Sandra Shannon. New York: McFarland, 2016; Stages of Engagement: Theatre and performance 1898-1949. Ed. Josh Polster. New York: Routledge, 2015; A Student Handbook to the Plays of Arthur Miller: All My Sons, Death of a Salesman, The Crucible, A View from the Bridge, Broken Glass. Ed. Enoch Brater. London: Methuen, 2013; Contemporary American Dramatists. Eds. Martin Middeke, Matthew Roudané, and Peter Paul Schnierer. London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2014; Thornton Wilder: New Perspectives. Eds. Jackson Bryer and Lincoln Konkle. Evanston, IL: Northwestern UP, 2013; Arthur Miller: Critical Insights. Ed. Brenda Murphy. Pasadena, CA: Salem Press, 2011; Commentary and notes for The Crucible. By Arthur Miller. Methuen Drama Student Edition. London: A&C Black, 2010; Tennessee Williams. Ed. Brenda Murphy, Hackensack, NJ: Salem Press, 2010; Arthur Miller. Ed. Harold Bloom. New York : Chelsea House, 2007; Miller and Middle America. Ed. Paula Langteau. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 2007; The Critical Response to Arthur Miller. Eds. Steven R. Centola and Michelle Cirulli. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2006; Arthur Miller: The Twentieth Century Legend. Ed. M. A. Syed. Jaipur: Surabhi Publications, 2006; The Cambridge Companion to Sam Shepard. Ed. Matthew Roudané. New York: Cambridge UP, 2002; and The Salesman Has a Birthday: Essays Celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman. Ed. Steve Marino. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 2000.
Also entries in Oxford Bibliographies Online: American Literature. Ed. Jackson Bryer. New York: Oxford UP, 2012; Encyclopedia of Broadway and American Culture. Ed. Thomas A. Greenfield. Greenwood Press, 2010; Heath Anthology of American Literature. Ed. Paul Lauter. New York: Houghton Mifflin, 2006; Companion to American Drama. Eds. Jackson R Bryer and Mary C. Hartig. New York: Facts on File, 2004; The Cambridge Guide to Children's Books in English. Ed. Victor Watson. Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2001 and the Drama section for Resources for Teaching: Literature and Its Writers, 1st Ed. by Ann and Sam Charters, Boston: Bedford, 1997. (Additional entries on plays and short stories for the 2nd Ed. Bedford, 2000).
Articles and reviews have appeared in Arthur Miller Journal; Journal of American Drama and Theater; Laconics; Theatre Research International; Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies; The Arthur Miller Society Newsletter; Modern Drama; Papers: Explorations into Children's Literature; American Drama; South Atlantic Review; English Studies and Charles Lamb Bulletin.


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Here's what I want in the CE: <$130
* game
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Sorry to be a killjoy but I think special editions with anything other than actual game content are a waste of money and a cash grab.
As far as DLC that I will pay for (and I think I may be atypical in this regard), I want game content that allows me to DO stuff…I care much less about customization items in post-release DLC (IMO, there is basically no gameplay value to customization items…no matter how cool they are).
I will pay for practical game content and have no problem paying for DLC of this nature…even if that means that everyone gets other stuff for free. For instance, I'd gladly pay $30 dollars for 5 or 6 chapters in a "side story" for Single Player or a similar number of adventures in online coop. If ND can deliver ~20 chapters of single player for $60, I think half that dollar amount is quite reasonable for 5 or 6 more – they'd just have to plan ahead and do the bulk of the DLC work during principal development. I think that's pretty good return on investment for them but I may be oversimplifying.
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All the things OP listed, but also includes an Elena controller skin, early access to the Elena skin for MP, and the statue and plushie are both based on Elena's appearance.
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The Commission on Professional Credentialing met on February 5, 2013 to officially confer the re-designation upon Chief Riley. Chief Riley is one of only 865 CFO's worldwide, said the press release.
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Chief Riley received his original designation on March 9, 2004. To maintain the designation, individuals need to show they have continued to develop as a CFO in four areas: Professional Development, Professional Contributions, Active Association Membership, and Community Involvement.
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A city park that can fit only one person at a time. Mill Ends Park, the world's smallest, is a 2-foot circle and, according to legend, houses the only leprechaun colony west of Ireland. It was dedicated on St. Patrick's Day 1948 after the light pole for which it was intended never appeared. Instead, newspaper columnist Dick Fagan planted flowers, and Patrick O'Toole, the colony's so-called head leprechaun, approved, at various times, such park installations as a swimming pool for butterflies. It even had a diving board and a miniature Ferris wheel.
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Farmers in the states have been overpaid for the past several years. Ever since the government started subsidizing ethanol. That's why everything is going into corn which in turn hurts the beekeepers. Our food prices have also soared since this started. I don't blame the farmers. I'm sure most beekeepers wouldn't complain if the government subsidized the turning of honey into fuel and it went from $2.00/LB to $6.00/LB either. Beekeepers would get rich but it wouldn't be good for anyone else.
Umm, not everything is going into corn. Have you looked at the corn futures today? It looks like they are about 2$ higher than what would be considered a poor price.
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1994 yj new price $old!!!!
Getting a bit bored with this.
156k'ish miles, find an exact number later when I get to the garage..
4.0L straight 6/aw4 trans.
Np231 with sye
3.5" lift from fabtech springs. Put them on last fall, 5-6k miles tops
New rough country shocks with the lift
1" prothane body lift.
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1" motor mount lift
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Removed track bars
New rocker guards installed...not pictured yet.
New brake hard lines from master to wheel cylinders in the rear
New brake hard line from mc to passenger front.
Have a home made hardtop hoist with a hand crank winch that will go with it.
Bought this a few years ago, completely stock. It was a 2.5 auto, but that sucked :). Swapped in the 4.0 a few months later. Drove it for a while then decided I wanted to lift it. Drove it through the summer, rocks out in the snow of course. Never taken it offroad at all, just driven to work and such. Was my dd all summer, only drove my Cherokee when it was going to rain :)
The bads.
Motor has typical 4.0 lifter tick on start up. Goes away after a few seconds.
Front fenders have rust
Windshield frame rusted, have a good one just needs a windshield.
Small bit of rear frame rot, rust chopped out and plated...will show the pictures.
Some body rust, typical jeep spots
Typical yj squeaks and creaks
Needs front shaft lengthened since the aw4 swap
Stock axles, 30/35 with 3.73 gears since it was originally a 4 cyl auto.
I forgot to put it in the ad, but there's a crack in the outer jacket of the block. I was told it was welded and jb welded over, but never chipped the jb weld off to check the weld. Maybe once a month or so I notice a small spot under the spot where it weeps after cool down. Size of a soda can bottom maybe. Doesn't overheat or lose anything while driving at all. I generally daily drive it over the summer and haven't had a problem in the year and a half or so I've owned it. Drive it on all the hottest days last year.
Haven't seen a spot under it in the past few months. Doesn't happen all that often.
And the pictures:
The before picture of the rear frame
Now, plated on both sides and bottom.
Rear tailgate bottom is rusted. Made this little armor/cover up for it.
Thinking $3500 obo
Located in Monroe mi, 48161
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I'm a bit surprised also, but Craigslist has been a few people a day interested, but scheduling seems to be getting in the way right now.
I'm buying a new truck next month, I might just trade the wife's car in and keep this. Grab a soft top and start driving it daily.
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Sound waves in "thermoacoustic" engines and refrigerators can replace the pistons and cranks that are typically built into such machinery
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Last February, a panel of the National Academy of Engineering announced the results of its effort to rank the greatest engineering achievements of the 20th century. Second and tenth on that list were two very successful heat engines: the automobile (and hence, the internal-combustion engine) and the refrigerator and air conditioner, heat engines operated in reverse. But these two pillars of modern technology share another, less flattering distinction: Both have inadvertently damaged the environment—by clouding skies with smog, spewing greenhouse gases or leaking compounds that erode the earth's protective blanket of stratospheric ozone.
Over the past two decades, investigators like ourselves have worked to develop an entirely new class of engines and refrigerators that may help reduce or eliminate such threats. These thermoacoustic devices produce or absorb sound power, rather than the "shaft power" characteristic of rotating machinery. Because of its inherent mechanical simplicity, such equipment may one day serve widely, perhaps generating electricity at individual homes, while producing domestic hot water and providing space heating or cooling.
How do these machines work? In a nutshell, a thermoacoustic engine converts heat from a high-temperature source into acoustic power while rejecting waste heat to a low-temperature sink. A thermoacoustic refrigerator does the opposite, using acoustic power to pump heat from a cool source to a hot sink. These devices perform best when they employ noble gases as their thermodynamic working fluids. Unlike the chemicals used in refrigeration over the years, such gases are both nontoxic and environmentally benign. Another appealing feature of thermoacoustics is that one can easily flange an engine onto a refrigerator, creating a heat-powered cooler with no moving parts at all.
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That change happened at the very end of last Thursday's Village Council meeting, when Ken Philipson announced he was stepping down from the post two months early. He immediately nominated Blackburn to replace him, and the remaining members of the Village Council quickly voted their approval.
In stepping down early, Philipson followed in the footsteps of his predecessor, Michael Reckwerdt, who essentially handed the gavel over to Philipson last September.
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Published May 4, 2007
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WASHINGTON // A hate crimes bill passed by the House yesterday, extending coverage to people victimized because of sexual orientation, gender identity or disability, is attracting opposition from an unusual coalition of Christian leaders.
Proponents say the bill - similar to one the Senate is expected to pass in the next few weeks - is a moral imperative. But some Christians are depicting it as a "thought crimes" bill attacking 1st Amendment freedoms of speech and religion. A coalition of evangelical, fundamentalist and black religious leaders is mounting a furious assault on the bill, airing television ads and mobilizing members to stop its progress. President Bush has said he might veto the measure.
If the bill, approved 237-180, were to become law, they say, a pastor could be held liable for giving a sermon against homosexuality if a listener later attacked a gay individual .
"This legislation strikes at the heart of free speech and freedom of religious expression," said Andrea Lafferty, executive director of the Traditional Values Coalition. "Statements critical of sexual orientation or gender identity can be prosecuted if those statements were part of the motivation of a person committing a crime against a homosexual or cross-dresser."
The bill's supporters say that such an assertion is nonsense, and that a sermon could never be considered an inducement to violence unless it explicitly advocated it.
In addition to broadening the federal definition of a hate crime victim, the law provides funds so that local authorities can request federal assistance for prosecutions in the aftermath of a hate crime.
In the Maryland delegation, Republican Rep. Wayne T. Gilchrest joined Democratic Reps. Elijah E. Cummings, Steny H. Hoyer, C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, John Sarbanes, Chris Van Hollen and Albert R. Wynn in voting for the bill. Republican Rep. Roscoe G. Bartlett voted against it.
Hoyer, House majority leader, said before the vote that the bill was necessary "because brutal hate crimes motivated by race, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation and identity or disability not only injure individual victims, but also terrorize entire segments of our population and tear at our nation's social fabric."
Opponents argue that the bill is un-American, in that it effectively creates a two-tiered justice system. In defining only certain groups as legal victims of hate, many argued, the law's supporters were leaving out other categories of people deserving of protection, such as members of the military, pregnant women and the elderly. An amendment to add these groups to the hate crimes law failed in the House shortly before the bill's passage.
"All violent crime is tied to hate in some way," said Carrie Gordon Earll, a spokeswoman for Focus on the Family, another conservative group opposing the measure. "The Virginia Tech shooter said in his diatribe that he hated rich kids. Well, rich kids aren't protected in this hate crime bill. If we're going to start choosing categories of people for additional penalties when they're victimized, where does the list end?"
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a resident of Midtown
on May 6, 2007 at 4:22 am
A crime stands on its own two feet. The problem with hate crime legislation is that it is not rationally charged. Apparently the only one capable of commiting a hate crime is a white conservative male. This bill is entry to the thought police.
a resident of Stanford
on May 6, 2007 at 7:15 am
I hate legislation which makes one victim more valuable than another on the basis of mindreading the intent of the perp. Killing a human should have the same penalty, regardless of the color, gender, religion, sexual orientation etc of the victim.
We have already set it up so that multiracial families have members who are more valuable in society's eyes than other members. Now we are adding to the list.
And, in addition, it involves "thought crime". Somebody has to discern if the murderer was just thinking "I hate you" of if the murderer was thinking " I hate you because you are white" or "I hate you because you are straight".
NO THANKS. I hate Hate Crime legislation. 1984 I don't want.
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on May 9, 2007 at 12:33 pm
Forgot to mention that this is FEDERALIZING a State issue, also.
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sapp shouldnt make it at all imo. over rated.
Wow he gets in and still can't be content. Strahan is still the more successful person even without the Hall of Fame...he has Kelly Rippa!
just shows who has inferiority problems...Stray will get in, no doubt.
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Stonington - Located in 5,000 square feet of the former Harris Graphics mill complex in Pawcatuck is a new business that town economic development officials hope is a precursor of things to come.
Four weeks ago, CrossFit Stonington, which offers an intense workout experience, began operating in renovated space at 100 Mechanic St. that had been vacant for five years.
The gym's owner, chiropractor Al Furtado of Pawcatuck, was successful last fall in convincing the Planning and Zoning Commission to allow health clubs in the town's manufacturing zones.
The Economic Development Commission supported his application and has since been working to expand the permitted list of uses in the manufacturing (M-1) zones in an effort to spur the reuse of vacant buildings and land, especially in the mills along Mechanic Street in Pawcatuck.
Uses could include shops, offices, medical clinics, restaurants, indoor boat storage facilities, family entertainment centers, processing of agricultural products, research and development and personal service businesses. Having them as permitted uses would also mean that potential business would not have to go through the lengthy and cumbersome special use permit process. The Planning and Zoning Commission would have to approve additional permitted uses.
Furtado said he got interested in the rapidly growing crossfit phenomenon three years ago. He began going to a crossfit gym in Branford and immediately began seeing results. Although he saw himself before that as "a fit guy" he said the crossfit workouts were extremely challenging and his body began to change.
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Functions: Date at 6 o'clock, Seconds, Hours, Minutes
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Power reserve (in hours): Approx. 85
Frequency (vph): 21,600
Frequency (Hz): 3
Diameter (lines): 12.00
Diameter (mm): 26.8
Number of jewels: 25
Thickness (mm): 4
Number of components: 201
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Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra can be justly proud of being just two seats short of a full house on Thursday for the first concert in its Bayleys Great Classics Series.
The evening opened with the strings offering Bach's Air on the G String as a poignant tribute to cellist Claudia Price, who died recently.
Then conductor Nicholas Kraemer took the stage to take us through the "Heroic Classics" promised.
Haydn's 85th Symphony is nicknamed La Reine, having received the royal nod from Marie Antoinette. Kraemer's finely gauged take made one realise the French Queen certainly knew her music better than her politics. The delights were in the details. A small woodwind contingent at the side of the orchestra provided piquancy, from Sami Junnonen's flute solo in the second movement to Ingrid Hagan's bassoon tracking the first violins a few pages later.
The conductor added his own signature with dynamic swells in the introductory Adagio and by boldly pulling back the tempo at the end of the Minuet's Trio.
Ilya Gringolts was soloist in Mozart's D major Violin Concerto K 218. The Russian violinist caught every nuance of Mozart's lines in the shapeliest of orchestral surroundings.
Gringolts' original cadenzas varied in success. In the first movement, his solo hinted effectively at more brooding emotions, capped by a playful hint at Beethoven.
After a gracefully styled Andante cantabile, his cadenza was too tortuous and out of character with the serenity that had preceded it.
Similarly, a manic Paganini encore was rather brutal after the poise and wit of Mozart's Finale.
Kraemer and the orchestra uncovered new worlds in Beethoven's Eroica. The opening Allegro unlocked dances that can remain a mystery to some conductors and, among Kraemer's many daring touches, a dramatic rubato in the movement's second subject stood out.
There was a barely suppressed anger in the second movement's Funeral March, punctuated by the chilling timpani of Vadim Simongauz.
If the pulsating, sinewy Scherzo reminded us of Beethoven's amazing originality, then, in the Finale, the musicians also made us aware of just how single-minded the symphonic pursuit can and should be.
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I-25 crash kills woman, injures 2 children
Vehicle rolls in median early Monday morning
EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. - A crash on Interstate 25 killed a Fountain woman and left two children seriously hurt.
The Colorado State Patrol said the woman was driving a 1983 Toyota Tercel station wagon southbound on I-25 near South Academy Boulevard, when she crashed just after midnight Monday morning.
Investigators said the station wagon veered into the center median and the driver over-corrected, causing the station wagon to overturn.
The driver, Pamela McCollum, 42, was not wearing her seat belt and, according to investigators, was partially ejected. Officials said McCollum was transported to the hospital where she later died.
Officials said two passengers, Emony Whiteley, 10, and Kirsten Smith, 13, were not wearing their seat belts and were ejected from the station wagon. Whiteley and Smith were transported to Memorial Hospital with serious injuries, troopers said.
Family members said Whiteley, McCollum's niece, is in the intensive care unit with a skull fracture and possibly a fractured shoulder. She was listed in good condition Monday night.
Smith, McCollum's daughter, suffered a broken collarbone and was listed in serious condition Monday night. However, family members said they expected her to be released in a few days.
According to family members, troopers told them that a seat belt would not have saved McCollum's life in this instance.
Troopers said the cause of the accident was still under investigation.


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'Yota BitsPosted in Vehicle Reviews on October 21, 2004 Comment (0)
We have a Toyota truck and the darn thing just keeps on running, but a running stock truck can still leave a bit to be desired. After 200,000 miles the stock suspension is shot, the body is beat, and the interior smells funny, so the list of desired parts is about a mile long. We've been checking out who has cool stuff for Toyotas and would like to pass on these contacts to you. So if you also own a mad squirrel wheeler (aka Toyota mini-truck) or a Cruiser, or if you are thinking about getting one, then here are some suppliers of everything for your Toy.
Big Air 'Yota
Donahoe Racing's suspension gurus have a new 21/2-inch Tacoma and Tundra Performance shock. This coilover system has six months of real world testing by the guys who brought home 17 off-road racing championships. This is a real-performance suspension that improves on- and off-road handling. It's not just a lift kit. The system lifts Tacomas 3 inches and Tundras 21/2 inches for extra ground clearance. The kit is available for two- and four-wheel-drive trucks. Information: Donahoe Racing, 714/632-3033, www.donahoeracing.com
Vroom Vroom 'Yota
LC Engineering specializes in Toyota 20R, 22R, 22RE, 2RZ, and 3RZ engine performance parts. Whether you run a rockcrawling 4x4, a slammed street truck, or a tired trail rig, the company can help wedge some more ponies under your mini-truck's hood. LC Engineering can supply everything from manifolds to crankshafts to complete crate engines, and it has been able to pull more than 200 horses from these little engines in full-race buildups. If your 'Yota is getting high on miles and it's time for a rebuild with a bit more power, contact these guys for the full deal. Information: LC Engineering, 928/505-2501, www.lcengineering.com
Rockcrawling 'Yota
All Pro Off Road is known as the rockcrawling Toyota mini-truck specialist. They have been wrenching on Toyotas since before rockcrawling was cool and can supply everything from body protection to solid-axle swap kits. The crew is knowledgeable and tells great jokes, plus they can supply you with parts to make your lame old stock rig into a rock-hopping machine. If you have heard the call of the great granite trails, and you want to tackle them in your 4Runner or mini-truck, contact All Pro to check out their various suspension, steering, body armor and gearing options. Information: All Pro Off Road, 909/658-7077, www.allprooffroad.com
Man-A-Fre is the one of oldest operating Toyota Land Cruiser parts and accessories businesses in the world. Founded in 1967, Man-A-Fre deals in all things Land Cruiser: suspensions, tow bumpers, engines, transmissions/transfer cases, Bull Bars, grilleguards, fuel-injection conversions, performance equipment, axles, brake upgrades, and much more. Drop them a line when you are ready to upgrade your rig to a more trail-ready status. Information: Man-A-Fre, 877/626-2373, www.man-a-fre.com
Independent 'Yota Suspensions
When it comes to going fast, independent front suspension has the upper hand, and Total Chaos Fabrication has been investigating ways to take your IFS Toyota to the dirt for some serious romping. The company offers suspension kits for '86-'95 pickups, plus four-wheel-drive Tacomas, PreRunners, and two- or four-wheel-drive Tundras that allow 12 to 13 inches of travel, so nearly any Toyota truck owner could be readied for some dune abusing. The kits include 4130 chromoly upper and lower A-arms and provide clearance for up to 33-inch tires. Information: Total Chaos Fabrication, 909/737-9682, www.chaosfab.com
Canadian 'Yota Bits
O.T.T. Industries from British Columbia, Canada, has a variety of trick adapters for putting GM truck four-speeds up to Toyota truck engines and transfer cases. O.T.T. also has some burly high-steer arms for Toyota front axles including FJ80 Land Cruiser axles. One of the most unusual yet ingenious products we have found is the O.T.T. Toyota-to-Dana 300 adapter that mates the Toyota transfer case to a Dana 300 transfer case. This kit allows for true twin-stick capability (front only, rear only in High, Low, and Double Low!) and offers a wide selection of aftermarket gear choices. Information: O.T.T. Industries, 604/764-7871, www.ottindustries.com
'Yota Cruisers Restored
TLC is a virtual Land Cruiser paradise. With a variety of options available to Land Cruiser owners or owners-to-be, TLC has the bases covered. It can do everything from restorations to modifications and is stocked with various OEM Toyota and GM parts as well as a plethora of aftermarket parts. In addition to its Land Cruiser wrecking yard for hard-to-find used parts, the company also sells top-notch, fully restored vehicles. So whether you want a turn-key rig, parts for your own, or something in between, TLC has options. Information: TLC, 818/785-2200, www.tlc4x4.com
Baja 'Yota
With nearly 10 years in business, Duffco Enterprises offers a product line of suspensions, bumpers, and fiberglass for your Toyota truck. Its products are designed to give both the function and the look of a Baja racing vehicle. By utilizing TIG and MIG welding, hydraulic tube bending, and high-definition plasma cutting, along with expertise in chassis design, custom fabrication, and professional installation, Duffco is ready to help you build a better off-road truck. Information: Duffco Enterprises, 888/292-0533, www.duffcoenterprises.com
Newer 'Yota Cruiser Collection
Slee Off-Road is a specialty shop dedicated to outfitting late-model Toyota off-road vehicles. In 1998 the company started modifying the 80-Series Land Cruiser and it is currently the only company that offers a bolt-in 5-inch lift for '91-'97 Land Cruisers. From there they have expanded and now offer a full line of front bumpers, rear bumpers, rock sliders, and suspension components. Designed to offer maximum protection without compromising clearance, these products are ideally suited for today's trend towards rockcrawling. Information: Slee Off-Road, 303/278-8287, www.sleeoffroad.com
2-Ton 'Yota Machines
Proffitt's Cruisers offers just about anything you could ask for dealing with Toyota Land Cruisers. Its services include full restorations, turnkey rockcrawlers, engine and tranny swaps, custom suspensions, rollcages, and body armor. Proffitt's manufactures several different styles of bumpers and rock silders for FJ40s, FJ60s, and mini-trucks. Also available are new and used Land Cruiser parts, Rockwell brake kits and lockers, and 4x4 accessories from most manufacturers. Information: Proffitt's Cruisers, 970/874-1272
Aussie 'Yota Bits
ARB is Australian for "all righty, Bob," which when translated means something similar to "Hey, Billy Bob, let's go wheeling!" This may be slightly untrue, but ARB does make some really stout parts for many different four-wheel-drive vehicles, but especially Toyotas. It seems that many of the blokes down under drive Toy trucks and Land Cruisers, and ARB manufactures and stocks many items, including ARB Air Locker locking differentials and Bull Bars, Old Man Emu (OME) shocks and suspensions, IPF high-performance lighting systems, and Safari snorkel systems, to name a few. ARB USA is the North and South American headquarters and distributor of accessories for your Toyota Land Cruiser, Tundra, Tacoma, 4Runner, pickup, or RAV4. Information: ARB USA, 888/427-2872, www.arbusa.com
Saweet 'Yota Parts
Cool Cruisers of Texas not only sells refurbished Land Cruisers, but also offers a variety of Land Cruiser components including this center console for FJ40s. This bolt-in console comes with a stereo den and cylinder lock. Made of strong 16-gauge steel, the lockbox includes many features such as a continuous steel hinge, a powdercoat finish, and a doublewide elbow pad for both driver and passenger. In addition, Cool Cruisers puts out one of the best Toyota calendars every year, with pictures of various models and body styles, as you can see from the photo above. Information: Cool Cruisers, 800/475-4181, www.coolcruisers.com
Glass 'Yota Skins
Boatec's Toyota Tacoma front fender and rear bedside extension adds 2 more inches of flare from the stock fender and bedside. These panels are a tame version of Boatec's race fender. The inner wheelwells attach to these fenders to give it a clean OEM look. Boatec offers a variety of fiberglass parts for '85-to-present Toyota trucks. Information: Boatec Inc., 920/833-7266, www.boatec.com
'Yota Metal Burner
Mobile Welding & Power, the makers of Mobi-Arc welders, has just introduced some new underhood welders for Toyota pickup trucks with either electronic fuel injection or carbureted engines. These machines can use the stock alternator or be set up with a higher-output version. Then you can hit the trail with not only an onboard welder, but also a regulated and safe jump-starting option and a programmable DC power supply. Rumor has it that a Land Cruiser option is on its way. Information: Mobile Welding & Power Inc., 858/583-2146, www.mobi-arc.com
Creepy Crawler 'Yota
Inchworm Rock Walkin' Gear is a growing business that specializes in Toyota transfer cases and axles for mini-trucks. The company produces many of its own products, like the Inchworm double transfer-case adapter and electric locker control system. Inchworm also carries products from many other Toyota parts suppliers. Inchworm Rock Walkin' Gear can build you a complete assembly, do a complete install, or just set you up with the parts and info you need to do it yourself. Information: Inchworm Rock Walkin' Gear, 925/766-6555, www.inchwormgear.com
'Yota Up
Revtek Industries has four ways to make your late-model Toyota a bit more aggressive. Its suspension kits for Tacomas, Tundras, 4Runners, and Sequoias allow for larger tires and more ground clearance. With an emphasis on easy installation, stock ride quality, and affordability, these spacer kits allow for 21/2 or 3 inches of lift, depending on model. Information: Revtek Industries, 877/543-8869, www.revtek.com
From 'Yota to 'Yota
TAP Recycling has new, used, and rebuilt Toyota parts and will ship them across the U.S. Whether you own a two- or four-wheel-drive pickup, 4Runner, or Land Cruiser, the folks at TAP just might have what you are looking for. Got a rusted bed? Give them a call. Dented fender? Drop them a line. Doing a solid-axle swap and need a solid axle? Or maybe you just lost your shift knob. Let them know what you want and they'll try to track it down. Information: TAP Recycling, 800/765-7100, www.taprecycling.com
'Yotas Online
FJ60.com is an online retailer that recognizes the popular off-roadability in Toyota FJ60 and FJ80 Land Cruisers. Its product lines include Toyota OEM parts, ARB, Old Man Emu, Tuffy, BDS Suspensions, Powertank, PIAA, and Mean Green as well as custom fabricated parts and accessories. A hot product is the Safari Gard bumper made specifically for the FJ60/62 shown above. This bumper is progressively designed to meet all your off-roading needs while increasing frontend clearance by several inches and allowing for an improved approach angle into steep grades. If you have a retired yuppie wagon that is ready for some serious trail fun, surf over to its Web site. Information: FJ60.com, 800/899-6003, www.fj60.com
'Yota Conversions
Advance Adapters is proud to introduce the new Orion transfer case for '63-to-July '80 Toyota Land Cruisers. The design is based around a rugged cast-iron case housing to replace the failure-prone aluminum cases. The 4:1 gears are manufactured to the same high standards as the original gears but, of course, allow for lower crawling speeds. The kit consists of the main casting, the rebuild kit, all the drive gears, and the cluster shaft. Nonwear items such as the top cover and output-shaft housings will need to be transferred from the existing Toyota transfer case. In addition, Advance can supply everything from motor mounts to transmission and dual-case adapters for various Toyota vehicles. Information: Advance Adapters Inc., 800/350-2223, www.advanceadapters.com
Rocky Restored 'Yotas
Rocky Mountain Cruisers is dedicated to keeping the Land Cruiser legend alive. The company has been restoring and off-roading 'Cruisers in the Colorado Rockies with friends and family for 15 years. The owners have been in the restoration and mechanical field for more than 25 years and could be your connection if your 'Cruiser is getting a bit beat or you want to get it back to primo condition. If you're looking for parts, service, someone to restore your 'Cruiser, or a completed rig, then drop them a line. Information: Rocky Mountain Cruisers, 303/789-1614, www.rockymountaincruisers.com
New School 'Yota Suspension
Fabtech Motorsports' new 6-inch Performance Suspension System for '95-'03 Toyota Tacomas features heavy-duty cast steering knuckles that attach to high-arched lower crossmembers, while extended-length coilover shocks provide 6 inches of lift. The factory coil springs are retained for a smooth highway ride with special shock valving for good off-road performance. Lower crossmembers feature heavy-duty rack-and-pinion relocation mounts with an integrated differential skidplate for off-road protection. Rear lift is accomplished with blocks and add-a-leaves. With a no-weld installation, this system allows use of 315/75R16 tires. Information: Fabtech Motorsports, 909/597-7800, www.fabtechmotorsports.com
Canadian 'Yota Glass Skins
Another group of Canadians, Precision 4x4 Center is in its seventh year of business and has more than 125 custom fiberglass beds and tailgates built. With shipping all over North America, the products include custom hoods, half doors, and bobbed beds with tailgates for '79-'95 Toyota mini-trucks. Information: Precision 4x4 Center, 250/493-9473, www.toyotafiberglass.com
'Yotas Steered Straight
Sky Manufacturing has a number of products that can help you dial in your Toyota project, including high-steer kits and a new billet pitman arm. Many of its machined parts are built from 4140 chromoly, and all steering parts are CNC-machined 4140. The company's other Toyota products include U-bolt flip kits using 9/16-inch U-bolts front and rear, with special plates to fit the wide diff side of the front axle. Axle trusses for the front axle, disc-brake conversions, wide front-axle kits, transfer-case mounts, solid-axle kits, disc e-brake kits, and shock mounts and hoops front and rear are also available. Information: Sky Manufacturing, 541/736-3743, www.sky-manufacturing.com
Old School 'Yota supplier
Since 1970 Downey Off Road has been making and selling Toyota parts and accessories. The years of experience have put Downey in a position to supply Toyota owners with products to give their rigs the desired performance and personal look they want. Downey has everything imaginable for your Japanese rig, including suspension components, conversion parts, stock replacement bits, and remanufactured engines. So if you are thinking about putting fuel injection on your Land Cruiser, a lift on your mini-truck, or a skidplate on your Tacoma, check out the Downey catalog full of products and technical information. Information: Downey Off Road, 562/949-9494, www.downeyoff-road.com
Northwest 'Yota Crew
Northwest Off-Road (NWOR) Specialties can upgrade Toyota owners with performance parts from bumper to bumper. Mini-trucks and 4Runners are its specialty, and its 150-page catalog carries nearly anything you would want to put yours a step ahead of the rest. Northwest's inventory includes such items as traction bars, high-performance fuel injectors, complete differential assemblies, Ford manual-transmission adapters, and Tacoma suspension systems. With nearly everything needed to get you on the trail in your Toyota, NWOR is a great place to start. Information: Northwest Off-Road Specialties, 360/676-1200, www.northwestoffroad.com
'Yota Catalog of Parts
In 1964 Performance Products was started, and in 1990 the Toyota Division for Trucks and SUVs was introduced. As one of the world's largest retailers of parts and accessories for Toyota trucks and SUVs, Performance Products has a working relationship with its suppliers that allows it to co-develop exciting new products. This allows the company to produce an exclusive line of parts and accessories that perform, look, and last different from anything else on the market. Choose from its large selection of products such as chrome-plated stainless steel sidesteps and Bull Bars, floor liners, air-intake systems, adjustable front coilover shocks, urethane spoilers with driving lights, progressive-rate springs, stainless steel exhaust, and mesh grille inserts. Information: Performance Products, 800/553-2840, www.performanceproducts.com
Marlin Crawler is the home of the original go-slow Toyota. With adapter kits for multiple transfer cases, lower transfer-case gears down to 4.7:1, rebuild kits for '79-'02 Toyota truck transmissions, and steering arm, link, and joint upgrades, Marlin can fill in the beef and trim the fat that already comes on your stock truck. In order to upgrade your solid axles, the company can supply a set of its own Marfield Birfield joints to help your solid-axle Toy survive up to 35-inch tires. Let Marlin know you are ready to slow down and start crawling. Information: Marlin Crawler, 559/252-7295, www.marlincrawler.com


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Commonly artists prefer to work away from public scrutiny, shielded from revealing the awkward phases of creation, to emerge with a finished work of art that will last, if not for eternity, at least for quite a while. Not so Gideon Bok. Since 1992 he has made his studios the ostensible subject matter of his paintings — but now he has transferred that practice to public spaces, creating site-descriptive drawings as a performance in time.
Bok has started a large charcoal drawing on and of the interior of SPACE Gallery that he will continue to work on during the next few weeks until its destruction upon completion. Similar to last year's project at Belfast's Chase's Daily, the drawing is structured using two vanishing points that allow for the totality of the space to recede and collapse onto a flat plane — a 360-degree view that begins and ends with the drawing itself. This circular vision revolves around the artist and his movement in space, warping it in the process while highlighting the formation of an overarching visual narrative.
In Bok's drawing, space and perspective provide the stage for time. By the time this piece appears in print, the work will differ from what I saw. Then only shadowy outlines of people inhabited the space anchored by architectural superstructure. As a selective history of the place it reminds me of Janet Cardiff's parallel-universe narratives — both suggest a temporal slippage by portraying actual or imagined earlier happenings in our space.
Bok draws freely with an exciting variety of marks from large, courageous sweeps to finer lines and wet drips. The roughness of the wall acts like the nap of paper and allows for a broad range of values. The same scope of application also informs the 188 oil on MDF panel paintings of record covers arranged in three grids. They look almost dashed-off, some built up of translucent layers of paint, others heavily impastoed; designs are intimated, significant elements picked out. Each cover was executed while listening to its music, which probably influenced the paint handling — Bok clearly loves the physicality of paint. Although the panel dimensions correspond to those of the record sleeves, Bok foregoes the painting-as-object solution and instead approaches the covers like still lifes, or rather landscapes. Lying on the floor or insulation foam, the covers' background is brown, gray, or blue. Their shape is exaggeratedly foreshortened into trapezoidal forms, which is unsettling to the eye, because we know that they are really square. The phenomenology of perception, and conception, is thus foregrounded to highlight the act of representation. As in the wall drawing, perspective is used to direct attention to its human point of origin — the artist/viewer as a participant in the construction of meaning.
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[quote user="jhamburg"][quote user="Hail"]This topic will be bumped after we sweep you. Hahahahahahaha
Btw, didnt you guys boo the national anthem in the NFCG? Stay classy.
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I was out today resetting a trail cam near our bee yard after the batteries had dies a few weeks ago. While strapping it to the tree I felt a sting and looked at my hand to see a large welt forming... Thought I got bit by a deer fly, but then I felt stings all over and I ran for it realizing I had stepped on a hornets nest.
I can honestly say that if I had any other ailments that the burn of the bald-face would have cured it for sure... I haven't been stung by any in years and forgot how bad they hurt. Received 7 stings total to my hands, back, and neck.


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Laws, Regulations & Annotations
Property Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2011
Revenue and Taxation Code
Property Taxation
Part 3. Equalization
Chapter 1. Equalization by County Board of Equalization
Article 4. Equalization with Assistance of Appraisal Commission
Section 1717
1717. Employees. The appraisal commission may employ any technical assistants it deems necessary to carry out the required appraisal. A person so employed is not an additional deputy or assistant of the assessor.
History.—Stats. 1966, p. 675 (First Extra Session), in effect October 6, 1966, deleted requirement for approval by the board of supervisors.


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