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Settings range from Tokyo, where he once shared the course with an Olympian, to the Charles River in Boston, among young women who outpace him.
Through this marvelous lens of sport emerges a cornucopia of memories and insights: the eureka moment when he decided to become a writer, his triumphs and disappointments, his passion for vintage LPs, and the experience, after age 50, of having seen his race times improve and then fall back.
Translated by Philip Gabriel.
©2007 Haruki Murakami; (P)2008 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
"Murakami crafts a charming little volume notable for its good-natured and intimate tone....An early section recounting Murakami's transition from nightclub owner to novelist offers a particularly vivid picture of an artist soaring into flight for the first time." (Publishers Weekly)
"A brilliant meditation on how his running and writing nurture and sustain each other....With sparse, engaging prose....Murakami shares his runner's high." (Sports Illustrated)
"Provides a fascinating portrait of Murakami's working mind and how he works his magic on the page." (The Plain Dealer)
This is a must for any runner. Murakami's insight is brilliant and incredibly accessible. He has a knack for explaining complex feelings that I can only dream of replicating one day. The narrator beautifully relays Murakami's dry sense of humor.
"Interesting Stories; Good for Runners"
A pretty solid book. It kept me interested. If you're not much into running, you might not like it as well.
The author is a humble person, but has accomplished much in life. Some nice stories here.
I enjoyed hearing about the author's time in Greece.
I read nothing that is popular.
"An Insight in Murakami"
Running is a passion for Haruki Murakami. Instead of writing another typical memoir of his achievement as being a great author, Murakami writes about his obsession on the sport and training for the NYC Marathon and swimming in a triathlon. Through his training, you get to understand where he gets his inspiration on his best sellers that his fans enjoys.
Unlike other memoir that I've read in the past, "What I Talk about When I Talk about Running" is comparable to "On Writing" by Stephen King. Both authors doesn't focus on their success as a writer, but they rely on their hobbies and what drives them to write.
If you are a runner and not familiar Haruki Murakami's novels, you will enjoy his training for NYC because of the bond at being a runner. If you happen to be a fan of his books, you will enjoy on how he became a writer. He talks about how he wrote some of his great books like Norwegian Wood.
There is a portion in his memoir, where he talks about the Dark Shadow chasing him when he is training. I got goose bumps when I listened to that segment because this book is not all about running, but yet an insight to one of the best Japanese author in our present day.
Learning how to swim for a triathlon was the best part of the book. It explains how discipline he can be.
"Fascinating peek into the mind of Murakami"
I'd recommend this to anyone with a passing interest in writing or running. This is essentially an exploration into one man's methods behind both, binding them together in two like-minded experiences. Having already been a long-time fan of Murakami's novels, as well as a long-time running enthusiast, I couldn't believe the luck of having two personal interests so thoroughly combined. Absolutely satisfying.
Librarian, knitter, bibliophile.
"Murakami is a great author"
Ray Porter has a soothing voice that makes this novel a great listen.
Murakami is the kind of writer who can make even running seem interesting. The way he weaves his life, writing and running together is compelling, and the narrator has such a nice, conversational tone that you almost feel like he's an extension of Murakami telling you about everything while sitting in his living room.
Coffee and a Book Chick
"Absolutely engaging! Great story, great narrator!"
Oh, my gawd, in my life right now, this is PERFECT. I'll explain at the end, but my favorite part is the realization that "I am blessed to be born with a body that gets fat."
With my new love for running, I've found that music doesn't help me run any better, longer, or stronger. Music distracts me, making me ambivalent. I end up running to the beat more than anything else, which is annoying if I need to slow down or speed up. But listening to an audiobook? Fantastic. And listening to one about running by Haruki Murakami? PERFECT.
Only Haruki Murakami could write his memoir, and make it seem like it's just going to be about one thing only, something simple, but then he sneaks in so much more to make you really think. Is it only about his love affair with running? It is, but I would say it's a straightforward reflection about one man's evolution in his life and how running has made him better. Although Murakami falls in love with it, he just can't fight growing older, and this is tough to accept.
Before his career as a novelist, Murakami smoked sixty cigarettes a day. SIXTY. He decided to get healthier, so he quit smoking and ran. Short distances at first and then eventually his runs lengthened. Soon, he was running an average of more than 36 miles a week. Marathons are now a way of life for him and Murakami puts his heart and soul into it all. He experiences highs and lows that confuse him and make him question what his body can do, but he still pushes himself, trying to become better every day.
Whether you love the chaos of your job, are stressed out by it, or a little bit of both, you have to commit to it in order to make a living and survive. However...you still need that moment to yourself, right? This is where I'm at in my life now. I want to find time each day, but I also want to be better in everything. While I am no athlete (or perfectly coordinated human being, for that matter), I now suddenly find myself in a life more chaotic than ever before. So I want to run and it makes me feel so much better. Listening to this audio helped me understand why. There is one part about feeling the pain, but moving past it and not really feeling it anymore that resonated with me. I ran a little bit longer that night.
Running or not? Will you like the book either way?
I think you'll still enjoy it even if you're not a runner. It's hard for me to feel like I'm giving great guidance about that because I recently fell in love with running, so I instantly connected to it. Murakami is a fascinating person and the different races he participates in are incredible. He is motivational simply because he doesn't want to be anything other than what makes him happy. He talks a little bit about his writing, and the success of his books, and how he is extremely pleased with those who love his work, particularly the young college kids he never expected. But at the end of the day, the book is about a runner, one man who finds complete and total joy in the beauty of pushing yourself, but truly enjoying the art of being who you are.
And you know what my favorite part really was?
As I mentioned earlier, Haruki Murakami revealed a wildly cool idea about something I never thought I would feel: "I am blessed to be born with a body that gains weight." Huh? What? I thought this was crazy-talk. But as I listened, I totally got it. Like he says, by having a body that gains weight, we have something that is our trigger to motivate us to get healthier and to exercise. If we had a perfect {read: relative} body, then we wouldn't really ever get healthy. We'd smoke and drink and eat junk and maybe we'd clog up our arteries and get sick and a host of other issues but we would think we were fine because hey, our bodies look gooood. This was eye-opening for me. I resolved to feel happy with the fact that I need to work out and eat better, that I have to invest in myself in order to look and feel the way I want to. I loved this revelation of the book and it's a lesson I'll take with me forever.
"interesting and inspiring"
an interesting and insightful personal account of murakami's running practice that also offered thoughtful reflections on his writing. (as an unexpected personal side note, this book got me excited about running again!)
"Perfectly captured the flow of running thoughts"
I listened to this - where else? - over the course of a few runs. The standout quality was the manner in which its stream-of-consciousness style perfectly mimicked the rhythm my own thoughts take when running - focusing on one subject for a while, then segueing smoothly into the next, and generally circling around a few different themes. Murakami's analogy of the mind as the sky and thoughts as clouds that pass through was beautiful and apt.
Content wise, the author's main thread of the centrality of running to his identity and lifestyle was totally relatable for me. The evocative language made me laugh out loud a few times when Murakami discussed the mental agony of long runs, and the efficiency and succinctness of the writing was a pleasure. Ray Porter was a very good narrator, and his wryness was particularly effective.
I doubt that I would have enjoyed this book so much if I'd read it as a non-runner. But it was a lovely introduction to Murakami's work, and I will definitely be reading/downloading more by this running author.
"A Fantastic Book on Running... and life!"
"Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional"
This quote was my biggest take-away from Murakami's great book; and well worth price of admission alone... and is so applicable to everything in life from running, to writing, to health, and to just 'getting things done'
"The most important thing we learn at school is the fact that the most important things can't be learned at school."
This book is full of amazing take-aways, and this quote is another one of those.
Being a son of a teacher, the one thing my mother taught me during my schools years, was that school is about teaching us HOW to learn (not about what you are learning) and I think this quote accompanies those parental lessons perfectly.
If you are a runner, athlete or motivated couch potato I can't recommend this book highly enough, and along with 'Born To Run' and 'Finding Ultra', are my 'must read books for runners'
"Not as revealing as I had hoped"
As one would expect from Murakami, the writing is absorbing and pulled me in, but I was surprised how little I learned about running or writing. The narration was excellent and several of the side stories made the work enjoyable (especially since I listened to it while running), but I had hoped for more.
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Virginia Wine Festivals to Experience in 2013
Virginia is a "Commonwealth of Wine" - with more than 200 wineries that stretch across every region of the state, from the waters of the Chesapeake Bay to the Blue Ridge Mountains. This variety makes Virginia a wine destination unlike any other, with wineries surrounded by lavish scenery, quaint small towns and monumental historic sites.
The state's annual wine festivals vary just as the wineries do, offering wine lovers the chance to savor the flavors of Virginia's vintages at events big and small. Below is a sampling of some of Virginia's most popular annual wine festivals of 2013, with many more found on www.Virginia.org/wine.
Bacchus Wine and Food Festival at the Virginia Living Museum - Newport News, February 8, 2013
The 6th Annual Virginia Wine Expo - Richmond, February 19-24, 2013
8th Annual Virginia Wine Showcase - Arlington, April 20, 2013
Great Grapes Wine Arts and Food Festival - Reston, April 27-28, 2013
Montpelier Wine Festival - May 4-5, 2013
Town Point Spring Virginia Wine Festival - Norfolk, May 4-5, 2013
Monticello Wine Festival - Charlottesville, May 11, 2013
Spring Wine Festival & Sunset Tour at Mount Vernon - Alexandria, May 17-19, 2013
Virginia Wine & Craft Festival - Front Royal, May 18, 2013
Lynchburg Beer & Wine Festival - Lynchburg, September 21, 2013
Smith Mountain Lake Wine Festival - September 28-29, 2013
October Virginia Wine Month - Statewide, October 2013
Virginia Wine and Garlic Festival - Amherst, October 12-13 2013
Blackdog Wine & Music Festival - Floyd, October 12, 2013
Taste of Culpeper - Culpeper, October 13, 2013
Powhatan's Festival of the Grape - Powhatan, October 19, 2013
Love is at the heart of every Virginia vacation. Go to www.Virginia.org or call 1-800-VISITVA to request a free copy of the 2013 Virginia is for Lovers travel guide. Stay connected with Virginia on Facebook atwww.Facebook.com/VirginiaisforLovers or on Twitter at @VisitVirginia.
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Just bought a "54" plate 320d Touring. Couple of issues to sort but solid enough. Not my first BMW had an E30 or two along the way, last was a Touring with an M50 conversion
First job done today was getting the bloody radio to work properly. Some knobend YTS boy was let loose fitting a carkit at some point, then another twonk removed it by just cutting the wires and pushing them out of sight. Still all fixed now


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February 22, 2010
In case you missed it – the Alliance is extending our McKinney-Vento Appropriations Campaign! So for all of you out there who are looking for ways to get involved and do something about homelessness – this is your chance.
Recap: This month we've talked a lot about the President Obama's budget proposal, and specifically about the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Programs. The McKinney-Vento Homelessness Assistance programs represent the largest federal investment and homeless assistance funding, and President Obama requested a ten percent – or $190 million – increase in his budget proposal.
The ten percent bump? Great step.
But here at the Alliance, we know that much more money is going to be needed to sustain McKinney-Vento programs all the while implementing the new HEARTH Act, the reauthorization of the McKinney-Vento programs that are making the first significant changes/updates to the program in nearly 20 years. The HEARTH Act does a LOT of great things: allocates millions more to homelessness prevention, rapidly re-housing homeless families, and providing permanent supportive housing for homeless people with disabilities. It also modernizes and streamlines housing and services to more efficiently meet the needs of people seeking assistance.
But it's all gonna cost more money.
So we launched a our McKinney Vento Appropriations Campaign. We're asking local, engaged activists (like you!) to write letters to your member of Congress, urging them to raise McKinney-Vento funding to $2.4 billion. We know it sounds like a lot – but according to our calculations, it's exactly what we need to continue our existing McKinney-Vento programs and implement the HEARTH Act provisions.
And that's not all! We're extending the deadline for the letter writing campaign to Monday, March 1! The recent snowstorms that hit Washington, D.C. closed Congress all last week – delaying the usual Congressional calendar. So you STILL HAVE TIME to get involved!
Here's what you have to do:
- Find out who you're Congress member is (and his/her address). You can do that here.
- Write a letter to your Member urging them to increase McKinney-Vento funding to $2.4 billion dollars.
- Send the letter off to Congress!
- MOST IMPORTANT: Send us a copy! You can email your letter to Amanda Krusemark.
And don't forget! Whoever gets the MOST letters to Congress will win a special invitation to a Capitol Hill Day in late March, courtesy of the Alliance. See the website for contest details.
(For more homeless assistance budget highlights, check out our budget blogpost. The Center for Budget and Policy Priorities published a great explanation on the entire federal budget process which you can find here.)


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My comment on the iPhone vs MacOS was just that Apple seems to be in a pattern of releasing a new product one year and then a minor update the following year. It makes sense and gives Apple a two year update cycle while keeping its product fresh during the bump years.
I figured this was coming since it is already in effect with apps bundled with new Macs:
Software Update to Move Inside Mac App Store in OS X Mountain Lion - Mac Rumors
Now that it's going to apply to the operating system as a whole, well, that's it. I'm done.
That actually makes a lot of sense.
Those with multiple Apple IDs may find setting up Messages a little challenging. I had to rotate through a few combinations of username /password before it finally managed to start up. Installation otherwise was smooth. Note that a restart is required. It also deletes iChat from your /Applications/ folder. I assume, but can't confirm, that the "Uninstall Messages Beta" item under the File menu should reinstall iChat.
The latest developments in OS X development are also making me think I shouldn't be waiting until the last minute to deal with my iCloud migration... I just have so many darn websites hosted within MobileMe that it's going to be a bit of a headache (not to mention an expense to buy new hosting...).
Seems several apps are now named the same as in iOS...iCal and Address Book for starters. They also dropped the Mac name in the OS so it is now officially OS X not Mac OS X...interesting. Maybe 11 will be written as XiOS.
I think you were joking right? ;)
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Since Smokey Yunick passed away in 2001, there's an entire generation of gearheads who never got a chance to see and hear him speak. Today we fix that. Here's one of the great personalities in motorsports telling it like it is.
The video below is from a talk Smokey gave to the Daytona Beach Oceanside Rotary Club, speaking to his own friends and neighbors from his years as a popular Daytona businessman. So sorry, no great engineering secrets are revealed here. This is merely a glimpse into the personality of one of the great characters in American motorsports.
Since his remarks here are in polite company, Smokey is considerably less profane than he could be in this setting, but he's every bit as down home and laid back. For more of the singular Yunick perspective on things, you'll want to read his three-part autobiography, Best Damn Garage in Town (see our review and a link to order the book here). Meanwhile, enjoy the video—it's pure Smokey.


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ASL's Best of the Best Dressed- It's Oscar Time Baby
It is the mother of award shows y'all. The Oscars are slightly over 3 hours of celebrity back patting. While style matters very little to the statue, if you aren't on one of the best dressed lists out there… start guzzling free booze. Because if you didn't make an impression on the carpet, no one will remember.
To satisfy your fashion hungry palate here are the Best of the Best Dressed.
This year Oscar- wear was all about making a statement. It was a more laid back atmosphere and I was a little disappointed. Every color under the sun walked the red carpet. Everything from pink to a bright and awful aqua with a slight translucent taupe that Mary Hart tried to wear, made an entrance. It looked like the red carpet had allowed prom goers wander onto it mistakenly. There was a lot of bad taste out there. But bold lips or outlined eyes were popular with smokey lids. The soft natural glow looks weren't absent by any means. The soft makeup complimented all of the soft curly dos. Hairstyles were swept bundles of thick locks loosely pinned. Jennifer Lopez, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Samantha Harris, and Cameron Diaz all were curly haired queens. Accessories were big and bold. Bracelets were the must have, as layers of silver and chunky diamonds reigned supreme. I am not sure what Meryl Streep was thinking with her necklace of big beads.
Helen Mirren and Cate Blanchett tied for my best dressed award. Two completely different styles were gorgeous and unique. Helen is a member of the geritatric generation, but dresses like an ageless goddess in her Christian Lacroix gown. Perfection. She is an example that I wish her fellow stars would take a note from. The scoop neck is usually something the aging fear, but she confidently wore it. Cate Blanchett is known for being unique and has a style all her own. She always has a stunning quality about her. The neckline is fantastic and a trend I welcomed. Her silver gunmetal appearance shines in all her statuesque glory. The bejeweled and one shoulder look were a popular trend and she wore the combination well.
Find Out Where Maggie Gyllenhaal Ranked and Who The Sharp Dressed Man Award Goes to After the Jump.
Maggie Gyllenhaal is one confident lady. Her dress was mostly gorgeous. A deep blue that boarder indigo was demure, but sported black feathers on a small train and outlining the hem. Not the best embellishment, but different. Her cardinal mistake was wearing the feathers in her hair. It gave a skunk like appearance. With two rows of black feathers on the side of her head, it gave her a streak of brunette down the center of her head. Despite the blunder her body was on fire. Post baby, she looked fantastic. The neck line was perfection and framed her face. Brains and a true, natural beauty win her runner up of the best dressed.
Reese Witherspoon looked fantastic. She was flawless in a layerd gown of what appeared to be a deep plum. Her figure was to kill for. Everything about her was gorgeous and a safe bet. Breaking up is hard to do, but she works revenge hotness.Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!
And now with the Sharp Dressed Man Award.
You may ask me if have been drinking when I tell you Steve Carell looked dapper. The answer to that would be yes, but his tux was sleek and different from the peaked lapels. It was refreshing to see my favorite funny man looking so chic.


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I have a large assortment of Snap on tools that I have acquired over 30 years. They do make very nice tools but customer service is severely lacking. The Craftsman brand has come a long way since the 70's. They are very fine tools now. I recently received a set of Stanley brand wrenches as a Gift for fixing a friends hotrod. I was amazed by how nice the Stanley brand was. Probably will buy more Stanley hand tools. I have great luck with Snap on torque wrenches. I have had one since 1982 and it stills works great! Yea, It was expensive back then, but 27 years of service has paid for itself many times over. With that said, I will end up only buying Craftsman and Stanley from now on. Even if money/cost is not an issue, why waste it.
I think if you buy a Craftsman torque wrench you may just rethink the part about them being nice! Craftsman torque wrenches are junk, mine fell apart while hanging on a peg board garage wall! I think the exact same thing happened to someone else here and when I took the stinking thing back to Sears they said they would send it out for repair but it cost within $10 of the price of a new one! The guy working there also told me what I already figured, that this was a common problem with them. Also when those Craftsman sockets crack and/or slip and round off a fastener head you will remember why you bought Snap-On in the first place. It is not just brand loyalty that I am talking about I have seen Craftsman side by side with Snap-On, S-K, etc for many years and there simply is no comparison. Craftsman is just fine for home shops or hobby work but they are not near the quality of the real pro tools and they will let you down more often than you might think, that is the kind of thing that gets expensive in a hurry for the pro. Craftsman sockets will sometimes ruin a fastener that a Snap-On flank drive would have no problem with, I have SEEN this! Snap-On will take abuse that Craftsman would never take and it is these kinds of things that make the difference. I have said it before, it makes no sense for the home or small shop mechanic to spend the kind of money that the pro tools cost but there is a quality difference that makes extra expense more than worth it for the true pro. Craftsman is very good for what they are meant for but anyone who says they are as good a Snap-On is kidding themselves, they are not as good, not even close!
This is both with a Matco air ratchet, nut drivers and ratchets. I haven't broke a single one but it is nice to only have to spend a few dollars when I loose them.
I'm not using tools as a pro, but I get a fair bit of use out of what I have...
I like Fuller. They've only let me down once, a 10mm socket split when I put way too much force on it.
But I have to say that I have a set of impact sockets, a cheap set too. If I have a nut I think will round off, or if it's rounded, I get these hexagonal impact sockets out and use them instead.
We have a lot of Chinese stuff here. Buying it is a lottery.
Considering that in 30 plus years of working on equipment I've broken more Snap-on and messed up more bolts with Snap-on I would have to say that my experience differs from yours.
I was working on a s10 blazer a couple of days ago and I broke not one but three 10mm Snap-on sockets. This was the bolts holding the fan shroud in place. Of course I also have to say that two MAC sockets failed on the same bolt.
Finally dug out an old Bonney 10mm and removed the shroud with no further problems.
Final scorw tool truck sockets -5 shroud for the win.
I know I am really late but I could not help but see this article off of Google.
I am a dealer out of Georgia and that is very unusual that has happened because anytime you contact Snap On about a new stop they email the nearest franchise in your area. Now if the dealer does not contact or service you shame on him. I pride myself on selling the best tools in the world because I know they are the best. As far as subcontracting tools out, that is not true, I have personally been to every warehouse where WE build our OWN wrenches, ratchets, sockets, tool boxes, etc... Our tools may be pricey but they are worth it. Matco and Mac and Cornhole in 2-4 years from now will be more expensive than Snap On because of the fact they cannot control their inventory they are all caught by the balls of their tool makers. You can go and buy a matco ratchet and a craftsman, gearwrench and kobalt ratchet and open them up and see that they are exactly the same thing. They are all owned by a company named Danaheur (spelling?) your paying for a name when buying the following tools and it pisses people off when i show them on my truck that can swap parts out of a matco ratchet into a craftsman because they just spent 80 dollars on a 14 dollar ratchet.
Are they also the ones that make Fuller?
I know I've seen some other brands with identical items to Fuller. But I also know there are two levels in Fuller.
They're not bottom-level price tools, but not overly expensive, I've never had any problems with them.
My dad was a professional mechanic for about 15 yrs. at a Buick dealer and he had mostly Snap-On. He never complained about the service or tool quality, but I imagine with the turn over at auto dealerships the Snap On truck was there weekly. Until 2 weeks ago, I would never have believed the Peg board incident in the previous posts (craftsman torque wrench)....My wife bought me a brand new digi-torq Craftsman torque wrench about 4 yrs. ago when I was finishing some bolt torquing on my new engine. I used it ONCE to torque down the flex plate bolts to ~75 ft/lbs...NO problem, no drama....HOWEVER, long story short, It got shelved for the past 4 yrs. I put a socket on it, went to turn the socket to check direction and it spun freely BOTH ways....took it to Sears and they said they had a 12 month warranty only....Even the salesman remarked that it looked like it never had a socket put on it. He then proceeded to show me the new ones I could buy...I laughed and left. I then went about 45 minutes away to a service center and explained. They told me the same thing, but one older tech took me aside and said to leave it with him and he would replace the rachet mechanism...two hours later he called me and I picked it up free of charge. Ask me if I would buy another one....no way....it was supposed to be one of their better ones....I'm a home diy hack, but service is nearly as important as the quality, so I will heed the Original Posters advice and scratch Snap On from my list....because I had some questions about their Saber II compliant paint gun I bought NEW, and the tech seemed almost bothered by my novice questions...tip availablility,etc....I finally found out they didn't even make the gun themselves, I bought it BECAUSE it was Snap ON....Once I got in touch with the manufacturer, they were extemely helpful, unlike the Snap ON guy.
I'm just sayin'.....
Yep that one was mine, Now in addition to the other fellow here who had the same thing happen I have now heard about another one with the exact same failure so it must be a common weakness. Honestly the last time I used that thing I wiped it off and set it back to zero then placed it on the peg board where I kept it, a couple of weeks later I went use it and it literally fell apart when I picked it up-the handle end (adjustment knob?) fell off and parts fell out of the handle. Just as in your case when I took it back they told me they couldn't replace it because it was out of warranty BUT they just happened to be on sale right now would I like to buy a new one? Duh, yeah right!
They have both quit buying snap-on for the fact the quality of them was failing anymore,i have used those tools,along with several other crafts and they are breaking consitantly,we used to have to turn them back into the tool room te be replaced,but in the past years what snap on tools are left in the plants the tool guys just throw them in the trash when brought back broke.
The ratchets would fail consitantly,sockets snap under torque,the new torque wrenches they had would only last a short time,every time we have a QC hold point(Quality Control),which means before that work is signed off in the package as completed,we would have to go to the tool room,sign out a torque wrench that was tested to be accurate right there before it was allowed to be signed out and have a QC guy physicly watch us torque the work,it was getting to point most of the snap-ons were so far off base when tested,they would ditched them as junk.
I always loved snap-on tools,but from using them regularly,i could see the downfall of the quality in them in time....,are they taking shortcuts now in the process of making them to compensate the price difference in those and the cheaper brands that are flooding the market?
And I also have a best freind here in Ga who is an auto-mechanic for chevy dealers for years,but has his own biz now and he says the same thing,the quailty of snap-on has gone severely downhill,he never buys them anymore.He actualy buys Craftsmen and Kobalt at lowes for the fact if they break,no headaches waiting on a snap-on truck to show up whenever he feels like it or worry if the guy is going to say he used the tool beyond its capability..is this not what the high price for them is all about?,the no questions asked warranty?..
It's really ashame for an american made tool to be compared to all the chinese,japan,maylasia..etc tools for the price,but those tools are always replaced without question,i've NEVER had a sears salesman ask how i broke it,he just looked and seen it was broke,told me to go a get new one,then walked out the door with a smile.
Snap-On really needs to get their act back together,they are looking REALLY bad right now....
To touch on the last post, I just bought a Snap On F80 ratchet. It has 80 teeth on the gear, 7 teeth in contact with the locking cam, is supposed to require the least amount of travel needed to reset the ratchet. This is almost true, because even brand new on day one it is skipping teeth like crazy!
I have been buying tools from sears/lowes and have very minimal complaints. The Sears by me is going out of buisness so on top of their low prices it is half off of that. So I have been buying up on it. As far as snap on goes I only buy them from ebay and pawn shops, their is no way I would cough up the money to buy them from the truck.
I got a Craftsman thin profile 3/8 ratchet #44995 awhile ago (10 years?) and like it fine- it has 60 'clicks' to a full rotation, so isn't super fine-toothed, but better than most in that regard. It feels good in the hand. And hasn't skipped- yet.
I haven't counted how many ratchets I actually own- but it must be going on 3 dozen. Maybe more. It's a disease.
I have not had problems with my tool dealer like woods428 has described. I believe what he is saying though. Pretty heavy criticism but i have heard it from guys at other shops. Personally i have not had problems like this .
I do own a few other brands like Fluke Meters and such(actually says MATCO on it) .
I own mostly snap on tools ( 90 % or better )
I have owned a Snap on FAR 25 1/4 air ratchet for about 10 years and it is still going strong.The only time it has been oiled is when its been dropped in oil.
I have broken very few ratchets or sockets and i dont recall ever breaking a snap on wrench.I have bent a few but never broken one.
I make my living with my tools and I dont buy MAC tools and I have very few Matco tools. I live in a small town and the MAC guy never comes around and he is not worth the mention.
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How Do You Know If Your Dog Has Worms? What Are The Signs? And Can You See Them Like Coming Out Of Him/Her? Please Reply
Last Night Tiny Man Had This White Thing That Was Moving That Looked Like A Worm In His Butt.
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Could be. A lot of the time you'll see it in their stool, but it wouldn't be impossible to see one hanging out of their behinds. I'd take the Batman to the vet for a dewormer. It's not a big deal. Just some medicine. Buddie actually liked the way it tasted.
Miss Buddie answered on 2/13/09. Helpful? / 1
You can't always see worms. There are some parasites that are microscopic and you'll need to take a fresh fecal sample to your vet to find out. If you saw something definitely alive moving around in your dogs butt or in his feces then he definitely does have worms and you need to go ahead and have him de wormed because lots of worms feed on our dogs blood and this can cause them to become anemic very quickly. The worms can also be contagious to your other pets and to humans in some cases!
Member 67536 answered on 2/13/09. Helpful? / 1
Sometimes you can see them, sometimes you can't. From your question, I would guess tapeworms. They are the ones you can most commonly see. Take Tiny Man and a piece of a stool sample to the vet. The vet has a way of detecting the worm eggs in stools. You really only need one piece of poo, about the diameter of a quarter, the fresher, the better (within 24 hrs, at least).
While you are at the vet, tho, check for fleas. If he has tapeworms, he likely got them when he ate a flea. This is the most common way to contract tapeworms. If that's the case, and he is wormed, but not liberated of fleas, he will only eat another while itching with his teeth and contract tapeworms all over again.
Good luck!
Member 796517 answered on 2/14/09. Helpful? / 0
The best sign is to check your dog's feces. In your case, this works. My puppies has worm coming out in ther feces, so we had them dewormed. This is good, because the worms are coming out of the body. You can go to a vet for deworming or do it yourself IF AND ONLY IF you are an experinced or proffesional breeder.
Mama answered on 2/14/09. Helpful? / 0
You should have any dog checked by the vet for worms. They can do a stool sample when you bring it and it doesn't cost alot.
Dogs heavily infested will have a big bloated stomach, bad or heavy appetite, strain while going poo,(trying to expell adult worms) they will scoot and itch butt on floor, the list goes on. In some cases worms can kill the dog if left untreated. Worm eggs are very small and unseen. Also sometimes you can see adult ones come out occassionally
So the vet can help you.
Also they can treat and give you interceptor and it helps prevent this from ever happening.
Dieta answered on 2/15/09. Helpful? / 0
in adult dogs, the worms are 3-7 inches long. In puppies, they are about half that length and they're about as thick as common string. Round worms live in the small intestines and sometimes they block the passage when they get in coils of worms. They'll tangle together and block the passage. Occasionally they'll wander into the stomach or get passed by the bowels.
Hope this help. Pawmail me if you have any questions or comments.
Issey answered on 3/8/09. Helpful? / 0
He/Her has worms, please, for the sake of your dog, get him/her to the vet fast and get them De-wormed!It's possible your dog could die from this!Also, here are some signs your dog has the worms* Visible worms or eggs in fecal matter - This is the most common way to confirm that your dog has worms. However, not all kinds of worms are visible in fecal matter to the naked eye.* Visible worms in fur, or area around dog's rear - Tapeworms, in particular, may appear as small moving segments, which later dry out to resemble grains of rice.* Scratching or rubbing of rear on the ground or against furniture - if your dog shows signs of itchiness around the rear, it may be irritated by worms in the area. However, this could also be due to problems with glands unrelated to worms.* Vomiting with visible worms - if your dog has worms, you may also see them in your dog's vomit.* Bloated stomach or belly - This is another common symptom of worms, often seen in puppies who # receive worms from their mother.
# Weakness, increased appetite, constant hunger, weight loss - If your dog has worms, the worms are stealing your dog's nutrition. Your dog may be weak or constantly hungry, and in severe cases, may be losing weight.
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Chinese women opting out of the workforce
For many years, staying at home without a formal job was viewed as shameful for women in China; but now a shift in outlook is seeing many urban women publicly expressing a desire to quit the formal workforce.
At the end of 2010, Tencent and Changjiang Daily surveyed over 20,000 women across China about their professional ambitions. An astounding 40 percent said they wanted to be housewives, 38 percent indicated that they wanted to be professionals, while the remainder expressed no preference at all.
A marked change from decades before when Mao declared that women in China hold up half the sky.
Chinese housewives: victims or beneficiaries of market economy?
There are few academic studies on this recent social phenomenon of urban Chinese women opting to work in the home, however, related research offers a small lens into the trend.
In 2005, Shanghai Women's Association surveyed women's job preferences, and found that 10 percent of the 1,000 respondents were actively looking to leave their job without a back-up in mind. That number rises to 14 percent among women aged 30 to 39 years old, who cited an inability to balance work and family responsibilities as their main concern.
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There has been little follow-up research to the 2005 study, but across Shanghai there's ample anecdotal evidence that young women in the prime of their career climb are frustrated with their current situation.
"I feel increasing pressures to balance work and family since being promoted last year," says Vivian Zhang, a 37-year-old woman with a Shanghai-based securities firm. "Many of my friends share the same feeling.
"Every single time we hear of someone becoming a housewife and escaping from the stressful but meaningless working environment in Shanghai, we're envious. We all think she is very lucky."
Some housewife friends of mine say their kids ask them to dress as though they were coming from work to pick them up from school. The kids feel like they lose face when other kids find out that moms have nothing to do. — Sandy Luo, working mom
"Generally, women's ambitions for their careers are reduced by marriage; for men, it's exactly the opposite," explains labor and human resources Professor Pan Jintang from Renmin University.
"But well-educated women stopping their careers after marriage is a new phenomenon, which was created by China's transition to market economy in 1990s."
According to Professor Pan, during China's planned economy period the government controlled everything, from jobs to manufactures' sales channels, which created a stress-less working environment, and an abnormal female labor force participation rate -- around 80 percent -- one of the highest in the world.
Vivian Zhang still remembers that when she was little, her mother never worked overtime and had a lot of spare time during office hours to dote on her.
"I don't think she needed to quit [to raise me]," recalls Zhang. "Although she didn't work hard, she wasn't at risk of being fired. And those who worked harder didn't earn much more than her."
However, the market economy changed everything.
When competition between companies started in 1990s, many employees lost their jobs, and almost 60 percent of those newly unemployed were women.
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"Some lost their jobs, and today others have to work harder," says Pan, "thus creating a situation where well-educated women want to quit the workforce to seek for an easier lifestyle or to look after their families."
Beryl Wang, who graduated from Shanghai's renowned Fudan University 10 years ago, chose to work in a minor support role at a multinational company after giving birth and since then has cut out work completely.
"It's obvious why women are scaling back -- if there's no help from your kid's grandparents and no place to watch them, either the father or the mother needs to make some sacrifices," says Wang. "For example, someone needs to reduce the number of business trips. Generally, women make these sacrifices voluntarily."
These kinds of "sacrifices" on the job often create a salary gap between working spouses, which are sometimes drastic enough that it makes sense, as in Wang's situation, for one parent to stay at home.
When Wang and her husband realized that one of them needed to stay at home when their daughter entered primary school, it was an easy choice for Wang to make.
"My husband earns four times more than I do. If it was the opposite, he would be a stay-at-home father, but it's not how things work," she says.
While some made sacrifices, others benefited from the market economy.
"Some women in my generation also wanted to be stay-at-home moms, but they couldn't realize this dream," says Lu Ying, a 67-year-old professor at the Women and Gender Research Center of Zhongshan University.
Before the 1990s, China adhered to an urban labor policy dubbed "low salary, more jobs" ("低收入, 广就业"), which aimed to help avoid unemployment in the country with an historic excess labor supply.
"That policy kept wages low so it was almost impossible to rely on only one partner's salary," explains Lu. "But the market economy reform created some super rich, and, in recent years, helped the middle class emerge in large cities like Shanghai, and thus offered women the choice to stay at home."
Kids are above all
Although market forces are driving some women away from their jobs, others are choosing to return home for their children's benefit.
"Many professionals, like me, feel that it's not worth sacrificing their careers for their husbands, but if it is for your kids, it is more than worth it," says Shanghai-based young professional Carrie Yang, who has a master's degree from a Swiss university and is now a stay-at-home mom.
In recent years, new mothers wishing to staying at home for a year or more to look after their newborns could be found across China, and their decision to do so was heavily protected by Chinese maternity laws; but many are taking this time off, and then staying home.
This is in stark contrast to previous generations when young mothers simply let grandparents step in to look after their kids as they quickly headed back to work.
A recent survey by online portal ifeng.com, which included 8,000 women from across China, reported that 43 percent of respondents were willing to quit their jobs to look after their kids themselves.
"When I was born, my parent sent me to my grandparents' home until I was six years old, and being away from my parents during that time in my life, I feel, had a negative impact on my personality. I don't want my daughter to have the same experience," says Yang.
Sanny Luo, who chose to quit her job when her child entered primary school, says her choice to stay at home was made to ensure a better education for her child.
Generally, women's ambitions for their careers are reduced by marriage, for men it's just the opposite. But, well-educated women stopping their careers after marriage is a new phenomenon, which was created by China's transition to market economy in 1990s.— Pan Jintang, labor and human resources professor, Renming University
"Chinese schools put at least 40 students in one class, making it difficult for the teacher to give a child the necessary attention he or she needs to succeed and develop. So, I need to spend more time with my son to explore his own strength after his school hours," says Luo of her decision to quit mid-career.
Although young mothers leave the workforce for a variety of reasons, there is usually a common thread: outside influence.
"Young parents in large Chinese cities are more or less influenced by Western child-education books, and thus many of them care for both a kid's mental health and academic performance," says Zhao Yuanhong, a child education counselor.
"They think that they need more time with their kid, which causes some new parents to quit their jobs, especially women."
Calls for respect
All the housewives quoted here say their husbands support their decision to leave the workforce, with many taking up lighter, home-based work like operating online shops or online stock trading, to avoid fully depending on their husbands' salary.
"Young couples in which both people are born after the 1970s [often referred to as China's "post-1980s generation"] are more easily accepting of multiple values, which is different from the past generations who have been educated to devote themselves to their country instead of their families," says Professor Lu Ying.
Although China's post-1980s generation are able to face the shift in women's roles, many women find that speaking about it to their parents is a different matter.
"My father, for example, can't face the reality that I'm the housewife. He thinks I waste my education and all money he spent on me," says Yang.
Sometimes, pressures also come from kids.
"Some housewife friends of mine say their kids ask them to dress as though they were coming from work to pick them up from school," says working mom Sandy Luo.
"The kids feel like they lose face when other kids find out that their moms have nothing to do. This astonishes me," she continues.
Perhaps China's rules as to what defines "success" are so deeply rooted that it can't be changed in the short term, even with China's current generation embracing the shift.
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Professor Lu Ying disagrees with those who are quick to criticize stay-at-home mothers, taking speaking engagements across the country to try convince people that contributions to the family are another form of contributing to society, so today' current waves of housewives should be treated with more respect.
The Chinese government is slowing picking up on the trend, and in 2010 decreed unemployed wives of male urban employees could enjoy the same birth insurance and benefits as working women.
This was seen by many as a policy breakthrough to support the emerging housewife group.
More family-friendly policies are expected to be released according to Chinese policy watchers in the next five years as social stability moves to the forefront of the plans released at the Fourth Session of the 11th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), the country's top political advisory body.


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Beachum, who projects to be a late-round pick in April, can lean on his former college teammate Moore to provide him with some idea of what it takes to survive in the league as a relatively unheralded player coming out of college. Moore, who was an undrafted free agent coming out of SMU who cut by the Raiders in September, became a key member of the New England secondary over the second half of the season.
Beachum talked about some of the good times the two had as teammates.
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Beachum said he tried his best to remain close to Moore during this past season but wasn't always easy.
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A Kiskiminetas Township resident was appointed to fill a vacant seat on the Apollo-Ridge school board Monday night.
On an 8-0 vote, the board named Dan Obriot, 40, to fill the seat left vacant by Kathleen Taylor.
Taylor resigned her seat in July after she took on more responsibilities in her role as a pastor. Obriot will now serve the remainder of her term, which expires December 2009.
Obriot owns OB Milling, an architectural wood mill. He has a son and two nephews in the school district. He said he applied for the position because he felt he could offer something to the community and the children.
In other matters, the board accepted the resignations of Brad Holmes, eighth-grade boys' basketball coach; Lynne Snyder, curriculum director; Jocelyn Ursiak, a high school guidance counselor; Mikelann Holtz, a middle school learning support teacher; and Michael Fox, a high school physical education teacher.
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"The Hangover Part III" Drops Trailer: Watch Here!
Bringing an end to one of the funniest franchises in recent memory, "The Hangover Part III" is slated to hit theaters on May 24th.
And in the newly-released teaser trailer, the Wolfpack is bound for Las Vegas to try and right the wrongs of their past indiscretions.
Of course, Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, Justin Bartha, and Ed Helms bite off way more than they can chew, and hilarity ensues.
"The Hangover Part III" also stars Ken Jeong, Heather Graham, Jeffrey Tambor, John Goodman, and Jamie Chung. Per the synopsis, "This time, there's no wedding. No bachelor party. What could go wrong, right? But when the Wolfpack hits the road, all bets are off."


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AMM ads promote power of journals
The "Mean Streets" campaign, executed by Regan Campbell Ward • McCann under the direction of AMM consultant Will Passano, emphasizes that journal ads and detailing work together.
The advertisements, appearing in trade magazines (including MM&M), show an illustration of a sales representative, surrounded by anthropomorphic, boxing-gloved journals, and the copy: "Today's office can be hard on reps. Don't send them in there without journal advertising."
The titles of the journals pictured in the ads will rotate over the course of the campaign, which will likely run for a year.
"We came up with the concept that advertising works in concert with the detail force," said Passano, president of Ascend Media Healthcare. "We hope to bring more attention to the fact that detailing and advertising are a nice complement."
Passano notes that journals reach healthcare professionals in many places that reps don't, like hospitals, and that companies need not worry about consistency of message with ads as they do with reps. "Advertising copy is always controlled and on message," he said.
Medical publishers have suffered so far in 2007, with page counts for many of the top primary care titles off around 25% for the first half over the same period last year.
The downswing is being fueled by the continuing dearth of big new product launches, as well as the longer-term migration of spending away from journal ads and into other media.
The Association of Medical Publications recently rebranded as the AMM in recognition of medical advertising agencies, one of its chief constituents.


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Have fun tomorrow (or today since it's 4 am for you!) going to all those towns! Crossing my fingers for good weather for you!!
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Our first stop of the day was Volterra. When I was doing the research for this trip I read that it is under a blanket of clouds a lot, and it sure was today. It is a very steep climb of switchbacks to get there and we couldn't see it in the distance because of the clouds and rain. We found a free parking spot outside of the walls and then had a long, steep stair climb into the town. It is a very green, tree filled, charming place. I would love to come back next time and spend more time here. It is small so we walked the streets and found our way to the duomo, roman theater, main square, and lunch quickly. We ate at a quaint trattoria on a back street and had some Tuscan specialties. Jon had frog risotto and I had a game hen with salad. We tried a few farm fresh cheeses and their specialty bones of the dead cookies. After lunch we found our way back to the car and descended for Pisa.
The drive to Pisa wasn't as pretty because we got onto a major highway. We made it to drop off the car only after filling up with half a tank of gas that cost us 50€, or $67!! For a Fiat! Crazy! But it was well worth the money to have our freedom around Tuscany and go to the towns we wanted that do not have train stops. We had a few hours to kill and Pisa, so we jumped on the local bus to the Leaning Tower, Torre Predente. Glad we did, it is very cool to see in person. We rested our feet a bit and grabbed a snack at the neighborhood McDonald's and got a NYCrispy burger and Miami fries. It definitely tasted different! No ketchup, just mayo and different bread. Then back on the bus to get to the train station to leave to La Spezia... then onto Vernazza! It has rained and been cold the whole day, but has not dampened our experience!
We made it to Vernazza and it is gorgeous with the drizzle and over cast, so I am sure if the sun comes out it will look unreal. It is much more sleepy and relaxed than what we have experienced on the trip. We might not make it to Florence after being here! We had dinner at El Capitano, 1 of 3 restaurants that has re-opened since the floods in October. They have done so much work here and recovered pretty well for such a small town. We met Giovanni, the owner of the restaurant and he is the nicest person we have come across. We had some yummy insalata caprese, seafood spaghetti, anchovies with potato and marinara, white wine, and tiramisu. Very good! We are looking forward to sleepy strolls of all 5 towns of Cinque Terre tomorrow and maybe some sleeping in! I have some pretty water logged feet from all of the puddles I stepped in! We are completely exhausted after today, so Buono notte!
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Looks beautiful to me, even in the rain! Glad you are able to make the best of it and enjoy the beauty and food of Italy! I do hope you make it to Florence! We absolutely loved it there! A real difference from Rome, and I am sure it is quite different then all of these sleepy little hill towns. Enjoy, and I hope the sun find Tuscany!


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Mary Buhr has been re-appointed for a second term as dean of the University of Saskatchewan's agriculture college.
She was first appointed dean in 2009 after coming from the University of Guelph as interim dean of the Ontario Agriculture College.
She earned a PhD in biology from the U of G in 1982 with research centring on sperm physiology and its relationship to fertility and artificial insemination.
Apple, potato research
Research focused on reducing crop input costs while improving marketable yields and margins for apple and potato growers has received $7 million in federal funding.
The research is being led by the Canadian Horticultural Council, which is also receiving more than $450,000 in additional funding for two more projects.
One will help market Canadian apple varieties at international trade shows and raise export potential in new markets.
The other will work on issues affecting market access for potato farmers and increase awareness of Canadian grown potatoes to an international market.
Making farms safer
The Canadian Agricultural Safety Association will use $3.4 in federal funding to improve farm safety.
The money, which will be delivered over five years, will help develop and promote farm safety standards aimed at improving the lives of Canadian farmers, their families and workers.
CASA also provides tools to help producers manage safety risks that can affect financial loss.
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Applicants have until noon April 3, EST, to enter the 2014 BDC Young Entrepreneur Award.
The Business Development Bank of Canada is sponsoring the event, which is open to Canadian business owners aged 18 to 35.
They will compete for a grand prize of $100,000 and a second prize of $25,000 in BDC consulting services.
Applicants must submit a short video describing their business's turning point and how they will achieve growth for long-term success.
They also need to outline a project that could be started.
Joel Pinel of WOW Factor Media from Moose Jaw, Sask., was the Canadian winner last year.


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Kim Cattrall, Teri Hatcher and Madonna have all recently been singing the praises of Gyrotonic, invented by Hungarian dancer Juliu Horvath. Not being a fan of contraption-based workouts (especially hugely expensive ones), I hadn't given the system a try. But then I found out that a) originally, the workout was done simply sitting on a stool and b) Gyrokinesis classes (for that is what they are called) are becoming increasingly widespread.
'Gyrokinesis was actually the origin of the Gyrotonic technique,' explains instructor Elaine Puren from Studio 74 in London. 'The equipment was devised in order to help people understand the movements more easily, using weights and pulleys to create resistance.'
It has taken a while for Gyrokinesis to gather momentum, but its popularity is growing fast, with classes available up and down the country. Expect a dynamic, fluid sequence of circling and spiralling movements, aligned to your breathing pattern, to improve strength, suppleness and posture, release tension and increase energy levels. And you do have to get up from the stool occasionally. Visit gyrotonic.com to find a studio or teacher near you.
Both ends burning?
If trying to keep up with the new year resolutions you set yourself is all too much, let me prescribe The Overload Solution (Piatkus, £9.99), a book for those of us who wake up as tired as we went to bed, soldier on through whatever life hits us with and beat ourselves up when we fail to cope with it. As far as natural health expert Jane Alexander is concerned, scented candles, the odd yoga class and a macrobiotic sandwich at lunchtime aren't going to cut it. But she does come up with practical and insightful ideas so that life no longer feels like one big 'to do' list.
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You knew you needed proper trainers. You knew (if you're a woman) you needed a sports bra. But did you know you needed 'sports underwear'? You do now. Falke, makers of those sports socks with cute little Ls and Rs on them, has launched a new range of sports undies (sorry, a 'base layer') for both sexes. The kit is designed to give support, allow free movement with minimum friction, and regulate body temperature and moisture control (yuck!). It's great for layering and comes in four levels of thickness (Ultralight to X-treme) and lots of good colours. With G-strings, boy-leg knickers, crop tops and bras for women; briefs and boxers, singlets and Milk Tray man-style long johns for men. For stockist information, call 020-7493 8442 (falke.com).
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NEWS-First AeroJones CTLS Shipments
An Introduction From AeroJones: AEROJONES AVIATION TECHNOLOGY CO
February 1, 2016
U.S.-Based Company Inks Production Agreement with AeroJones Aviation
South Woodstock, CONNECTICUT / February 1, 2016 — Longtime Light-Sport Aircraft American market leader, Flight Design USA, has contracted for a second source of completed airframes for import into America. Aircraft availability for new customers will benefit from this new arrangement.
Flight Design USA signed a production and distribution agreement with AeroJones Aviation of Taichung, Taiwan to supply Flight Design aircraft and spare parts for the USA. AeroJones is a licensee for the CTLS and CTLSi series with Flight Design of Germany.
"We are pleased to work in close coordination with AeroJones to bring more Flight Design airplanes into the USA," said Tom Peghiny, President of Flight Design USA. "We have not been able to get enough airplanes to meet demand for nearly two years, however, that situation is now remedied and we will be getting our first planes delivered in March of this year."
"Our focus has been on airworthiness, sales, and support and this goal matches perfectly with AeroJones' approved production ability," said Peghiny. "I have several times visited their facility located in Xiamen, across the Strait of Taiwan from their corporate headquarters, and it is a highly professional operation." He observed that all production processes are done under one roof and in-house production equipment includes 5-axis CNC machinery, water and laser cutters, welding, and composite layup.
AeroJones Aviation has been producing the CTLS series for primarily the Southeast Asian market and has been working with Flight Design for more than two years during the technology transfer process. The program included production-worker training, quality-management training and the gradual build up to finished airplanes, which occurred in summer of 2015. AeroJones has been licensed by Flight Design GmbH to do all fabrication and assembly work needed to serially build CTLS aircraft to ASTM standards.
"We are very pleased to be working with Flight Design USA. They have been a leader in the American LSA market since the beginning and their reputation for customer support is well known," said AeroJones Aviation Vice Executive President, Chi-Tai Hsieh.
The process of approving AeroJones' facility, production equipment, and personnel has been managed and audited by staff from both Germany and Ukraine where Flight Design continues the original production line for the their aircraft. AeroJones' production facility has passed numerous audits including the awarding of a Production Certificate by the Chinese CAAC at the end of last year (certificate below). A 2015 FAA audit of Flight Design included discussions regarding airplanes from the Xiamen facility coming to the USA.
"We are awaiting three CTLS series aircraft per month for the remainder of this year and expect quick service on parts for the existing fleet as well," added Peghiny. "AeroJones Aviation is also a participant in the four-seat C4 development and we look forward to working with them on that project, too."
Flight Design USA was one of the first businesses engaged in the Light-Sport Aircraft segment created by FAA in 2004. The company, headquartered in Connecticut, has popularized the CT series of aircraft so successfully that it continuously held the number-one position in the LSA fleet market share since the new sector was announced. Flight Design USA earned the second-ever acceptance by FAA for its CT series. Flight Design USA played a significant role in aiding AeroJones Aviation to gain Type Design Approval (TDA) for the CTLS in China. The U.S. company also filled an important position in the development of the four seat general aviation aircraft named C4, due on the market in 2017.
Flight Design USA President Tom Peghiny chaired the important Airplane Design & Production committee of ASTM, the international organization that aided the industry when it developed industry consensus standards for Light-Sport Aircraft now accepted in many countries. Peghiny current serves on the General Aviation Joint Steering Committee (GAJSC), which is deeply involved in ensuring safety. He is also a longtime board of directors member for the Light Aircraft Manufacturers Association (LAMA).
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As some of you may know, the supplier for our LED landing light bulbs had discontinued the product. Well we're happy to announce that they have released a new equivalent bulb! Here are some of the advantages of the LED:
- Runs MUCH cooler than the incandescent
- Does not require the glass lens which has been known to crack somewhat frequently
- Uses markedly less current to operate
- Has a much greater life expectancy (35,000 hours compared to 50 for the incandescent).
One of the reasons the incandescent bulb doesn't last nearly as long is due to the vibration which affects the filament. LEDs don't have filaments as they are solid state. Furthermore, the incandescent light is 100 watt, which means it's drawing 7 amps! The Rotax charging system can handle 18 amps. When the landing light is on, you're left with 11 to work with. That's barely enough to run Dynons, let alone cabin lights and other devices (flaps, electronics, etc.). These LED bulbs use 9 watts. That's 0.65 amps for roughly the same brightness and all those other benefits!


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Hi Guys – How are you lovely people? Jay is doing just fine as my Cutie (also very talented actor like Mr Ripley) Sumeris ALIVE and hates his mom and is about to leave his house. That evil Treeveni is a cow and I hate her so much.
20/8/08 – Evil, bitchy Treeveni poisoned my Cutie (talented) Sumer and he is really emotional with mom before dying.
21.8.08 – Doctor is treating my Cutie Sumer in the bed and dad, Shagun, Urvashi and Vikram are there with him.
Evil, bitchy, depraved and devilish Treeveni is regretful about poisoning Cutie. She is cursing herself (that's rights – that's what you deserve you obnoxious cow – in fact you deserve a terrible, horrific, horrendous, slow and painful death – I can't describe it here )
How can I poison my own (that's first) son? (because you are evil and daughter of the Satan).
Doctor with Sumer in the bedroom with all the family watching. Evil Treeveni is coming up to the bedroom and remembering how Sumer looked after her when she had her stroke and how he said nice things about her before drinking that poisoned milky drink. Cutie Sumer starts to move his fingers (thisCutie Sumer has nine lives) and doctor said – I am glad I got her on time and your prayers also worked. Everybody happy and evil treeveni at the door – thinking I can't face Sumer (that's right if he sees your ugly face he might go into a coma so stay away and learn how to apply lipstickto your lips or better still just give up wearing lipstick as it doesn't enhance your looks anyway). She leaves.
Shagun tells Sumer's dad, Vikram and Urvashi everything how Treeveni threatened her and how she poisoned Cutie and Cutie nods in agreement with Shagun. (I was subjected to flashback of my Cutie dying again – I mean – I was in mourning for the last twenty-four hours until I found out that my Cutie is alive – and they had to show me the death scene again – you horrible, horrible directors - have mercy on me).
Dad, Vikram and Urvashi go downstairs to lounge to Evil Treeveni and they really, really (well done to all three – theywere fab at shouting at her) really have a go at her and Dad tells her to leave the house and all three leave and she is left on her own and she is crying (exactly what she deserved and Ifor one have no sympathy for her) saying How can poison my own Son? (I keeping telling you again and again it is because you are fat-arsed evil cow who wanted her step-son dead because he is better looking than your own son Shakti – does that answer your question you dumb cow or shall I continue)
Sumer sits up and Shagun feeds him his medicine. He asks for forgiveness (Cutie, I hope this is last time you ask forforgiveness OK – mind you – he looks so cute with his folded hands when he asks for forgiveness from Shagun) and tells her that he is embarrassed that he didn't trust (not the first timeCutie – I am sure Shagun is used to it by now) her about mom's truth. Shagun said I will always support you until the end (weknow Shagun that's because you are a martyr and we love you for it) and he says support me one last time. I want to leave this house tomorrow with only a picture of my dad and statue of blue god and nothing else as I don't want anything that reminds me of my mom. He said he can't breathe in this house any longer after what happened and Shagun agrees (asSumer's every wish is her command – mind you Shagun if I was married to him – I would do exactly the same as you again and again and again – totally love him to the end ). He said he is so lucky to have her and requests that she be his wife in the next and subsequent lives (Shagun I would really really think about this request as you might end up with his evil mother and demonic brother Shakti again)
Second part of the video missing and I will post update as soon as I have watched it– but I think Sumer and Shagun tell the family that they are leaving.
Sumer and Shagun about to leave the house the evil bitchy Treeveni takes poison and Vikram, Urvashi and dad shocked. (Why couldn't she take the poison in her own bedroom – where nobody saw her fat-arse take the poison so they couldn't save her – now they will save her fat-nosed ugly butt and Cutie will forgive her as well).
Yesterday I was in mourning for my Cutie nearly dying. And today I am sad as only one episode left and it all ends tomorrow. Mind you, I think it will be a happy ending at least with the ugly bitch dying (I live in hope) - I know – she will be saved and Cutie will forgive her.
Don't forget to watch KKPKKY finale today at 8pmUK Only. Then after tomorrow NO MORE SUMER – How the hell am I gonna survive without seeing his yummy face daily?
Enjoy update Guys
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FOR RELEASE: Immediate, Thursday, December 19, 2002
The Hudson Valley Community College women's basketball team will play at Tompkins-Cortland Community College on Thursday, January 9. Tip-off is scheduled for 5 p.m. The recently added game for the Lady Vikings will be the first meeting between the two schools.
Hudson Valley will enter the contest with a 10-4 record while Tompkins-Cortland, located in Dryden, is 6-3.
In the 2001-02 academic year, Hudson Valley's athletic teams combined to win 65 percent of their contests. The college's softball team traveled to Illinois for the national championship tournament and finished second in the country, and the women's basketball team placed seventh in the nation. Hudson Valley's football team won the Northeast Football Conference, and the baseball and bowling squads each added a Mountain Valley Conference title. Additionally, three Vikings earned Region III Player-of-the-Year status and eight were honored with All-American status.