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On a boat: Ford Australia has sent 100 Territory SUVs to Thailand, with an eye to exporting more in the future.
17 August 2012
By MIKE COSTELLO
FORD Australia has embarked on a crucial export deal, sending 100 examples of its locally built and designed Territory SUV to Thailand this week.
The vehicles – all flagship all-wheel-drive Titanium diesel variants – set sail from Melbourne's Webb Dock earlier this week as a toe-in-the-water exercise for Ford Australia, which will seek to gauge public interest with an eye towards more substantial export deals down the track.
The deal comes seven years after Ford Australia last sent its popular SUV to the bustling South-East Asian nation, with a small number of first-generation models exported in 2005.
The decision to export the Territory results from a strong reception Ford Thailand received when it displayed a Titanium variant at the Bangkok motor show in March this year.
The Thai export deal is a slight reversal of a familiar flow for Ford Australia, with a growing number of vehicles including the Fiesta, Focus and Ranger – plus the forthcoming EcoSport and Escape SUVs – all sourced from Thailand.
This trend is not limited to Ford, with Thailand the third-largest source of vehicles for the Australian new vehicle market, even outstripping locally manufactured vehicles.
To the end of July, 84,508 Thai-made vehicles were sold here, behind Japan (234,429) and Korea (84,724), but ahead of Australia (79,433).
Ford Australia president and CEO Bob Graziano said the small-scale export deal was an important step for the car-maker, which has experienced a marked decline in sales of its locally made Falcon range in recent years.
"This is an exciting day for everyone here at Ford Australia," he said.
"This is a small but important deal and will provide an important base on which to potentially build further exports.
"Building on the success of the Territory in Australia and New Zealand, we expect the Territory Titanium model to do well in Thailand. It's clear Thai customers want the roominess of a seven-seater and the features available in the Territory Titanium."
Ford Australia brand communications manager Neil McDonald told GoAuto that, while the company was closely monitoring this latest export deal, there were currently no plans to expand the program to other Asian markets such as Indonesia or Malaysia.
Thailand is the second export market for Territory after New Zealand, with more than 12,000 examples sent across the Tasman Sea since 2004.
The Thai-market Territory is powered by the European-sourced 2.7-litre TDCi V6 turbo-diesel engine, which will attract less tax than the Australian-made 4.0-litre petrol straight six.
Thailand imposes a 60 per cent registration penalty on cars with engines over 3.0 litres in capacity, reduced to 50 per cent for engines over 2.0 litres.
Confirmation of the export deal is welcome news for Ford Australia, which last month announced it would cut vehicle production at its manufacturing plant in Broadmeadows by almost 30 per cent from November, in response to continuing poor sales of its Falcon stalwart.
The company also announced 440 job cuts at the Broadmeadows and Geelong plants – almost 25 per cent of the total workforce.
The reduction in daily vehicle production – from 209 units to 148 – means Territory production will account for almost half of total vehicles running off the production line.
Territory sales have been a bright spot for the Blue Oval in Australia, growing by 35.2 per cent this year, mostly on the back of the well-received diesel added to the range as part of a substantial facelift in April last year.
The Falcon-based Territory is one of Australia's biggest-selling SUVs, with 8779 units sold to the end of July, placing it ahead of key rivals such as the Toyota Kluger and Holden Captiva 7.
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So after a week in a Paris studio with the insulation of toilet paper (single ply), the fire alarm goes off bright and early our first night in Venice. I call down to the front desk to inquire and get my favorite guy with his heavy Italian accent "Ahhh, yes, everyding is okay, it was from da breakfast room, we burn da brioche.... But do not worry, we make another." Whew, thank god we'll have our brioche. Again, best coffee everyday. I'm so moving here.
We started the day riding up to the top of the Bell Tower
We took a long walk to the end of the island and back. In so many ways being here was exactly as I had expected, and in so many ways it surprised me. It's hard to take a bad picture in such a beautiful city, but the tour books fail to mention that just outside the frame of the shot is a mini amusement park, nonstop American music (of the ilk we were glad to let go of), just as many tourist as pigeons (I'd start high in the six figures), and the ubiquitous hawkers and vendors trying to make a buck off our cluelessness. The walk got us away from everything (the sound of Italian finally outnumbered other languages) and made the place feel more genuine
Back and forth on the main shopping drag (conveniently a few blocks form our hotel) for our Italian loot. I was on a mission for nice Italian leather shoes and I succeeded. Italian leather cowboy boots. Yeah, explain that one to me, I live in Texas for 7 years and it takes going to Europe to get boots. Hmmm. But they're pretty swank - black with red trim and white paneling. We ended the night with pasta at our favorite Asian run, American music playing joint. We learned to stick with pizza and take to heart our favorite hotelier's suggestion that the closest place to find good pasta is Rome.

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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Winners of two consecutive matches, the Northern Arizona men's tennis team heads west for a pair of competitions this weekend, weather permitting. The Lumberjacks are slated to battle Nevada (3-8) in Reno on Saturday and close their trip against Big Sky foe Sacramento State (8-8, 5-0 BSC) on Sunday. NAU was also scheduled to face No. 47 Santa Clara on Friday morning, but that match has already been cancelled due to rain.
The Lumberjacks began the conference portion of their schedule with 7-0 home wins over Portland State and Idaho State in their only matches thus far in March. Hugo Ramadier earned Big Sky Player of the Week honors after winning at No. 1 singles and doubles on Monday against Idaho State, pushing his record to 2-0 in both singles and doubles in Big Sky competition. In their two Big Sky matches, the Lumberjacks are 12-0 in singles and 5-1 in doubles on their home court in Flagstaff Athletic Club East. NAU went 6-2 in the Big Sky last season en route to a second place conference finish.
Losers of six of their last seven matches, Nevada will be hosting its first match of the season against NAU on Saturday. The Wolf Pack has faced one other Big Sky team this season, dropping a 7-0 decision at Sacramento State on March 14. Nevada has used nine different singles players this season, with junior Wessim Derbel leading the singles rotation. The Lumberjacks sport an 8-12 all-time record against Nevada, with the schools last meeting in a 4-3 Wolf Pack win in Reno in 2009.
After Northern Arizona upset Sacramento State in a 6-1 home win last season, the Hornets went on to sweep the rest of their conference matches and defeated NAU in the Big Sky Championship final to earn their eighth conference title in the last 13 seasons. Senior Kiryl Harbatsiuk, the two-time defending Big Sky men's tennis MVP, is 14-2 at No. 1 singles this season and has moved up to No. 29 in the national singles rankings. Junior Jason Smith follows Harbatsiuk with a 10-6 record at No. 2, as Sacramento State has gone 25-5 in singles and 11-4 in doubles in five Big Sky matches (all wins). NAU is 4-17 all-time against the Hornets after the teams split their two matches in 2010.


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Hi, my Odyssey is running fine, but the engine light came on so I went to AutoZone to have them evaluate and they came up with two codes;
P1457 emission ontrol system leak detected (control canister system)
Probable cause.
Loose fuel cap
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Failed vent solenoid
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Now the van has been running just fine no problems at all,
Now I did find that the fuel cap was not seated properly, it was loose
I removed fuel cap and re seated it shut, but engine light remains on.
If I had a emission problem would the vehicle be running smoothly?
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Actually I'm not a Gandhi fans because I don't know anything about him. But what he said just made me think about my feeling when I push the shutter of my camera.
Been an unemployee for almost 5 year made me always fight everyday with my parent. And I leave my home with upset and worst feeling and mood to snip snap at the street.
Mostly after walk about one or two mile from home, I can be happy again, especially when I met viewtiful object to shoot.
But when I get something that made me feel angry and sad, my bad mood are back again. Is that true that the mood have corelation with the result of our photo?
And today I'm VEY HAPPY _ after two of eight article that I wrote this month are been published. Actually I'm very worried will losing my piggies if my article didn't get published because my piggies will expired on December 7th, 2012. Last month I wrote 5 article and none of them were getting published. Honestly it's a bad motivation I have inside, writing article to reach something, not to share or to inform, I'm sorry T-T
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Bundesbank Slashes 2013 German Growth Forecast to 0.4% on
The Bundesbank sliced more than 1 percentage point off its forecast for economic expansion in Germany next year after the sovereign debt crisis pushed the euro area into recession and global growth slowed.
The Bundesbank cut its 2013 projection to 0.4 percent from the 1.6 percent predicted in June and said the economy, Europe's largest, will grow 0.7 percent this year, down from its previous forecast of 1 percent. Separately, the German Economy Ministry said industrial output fell 2.6 percent in October as investment goods production and construction activity slumped.
"With today's industrial production data, a contraction of the economy in the fourth quarter has almost become inevitable," said Carsten Brzeski, an economist at ING Group in Brussels. "Even a technical recession of two consecutive quarters cannot be excluded entirely. However, the German economy should be able to pick up speed relatively quickly."
The 17-nation euro area, Germany's largest export market, succumbed to recession in the third quarter as countries from Greece to Spain cut spending to rein in excessive deficits. Still, German business confidence unexpectedly rose in November and factory orders, an indicator for future production, surged in October on strong demand from outside the euro area.
The euro fell more than half a cent after the reports to $1.1921 at 12:43 p.m. in Frankfurt. Germany's benchmark DAX index (DAX) dropped 0.2 percent to 7517.27. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index (SXXP) also eased 0.2 percent to 278.30 ahead of a U.S. payrolls report later today.
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Germany's economy will shrink in the current quarter and stagnate in the first three months of next year, the Frankfurt- based Bundesbank said. It predicted growth of 1.9 percent in 2014.
"The Bundesbank isn't as negative as the 2013 growth forecast suggests," said Alexander Koch, an economist at Unicredit Group in Munich. "The predicted contraction in the fourth quarter has a big impact on next year's growth rate. In fact, the forecasts suggest the Bundesbank expects a recovery from spring leading to relatively strong growth in 2014."
"Economic prospects have clouded" as a result of "a severe adjustment recession in parts of the euro region and the slowdown of the global economy," the Bundesbank said, adding that its forecasts are subject to a "high degree of uncertainty" and downside risks predominate. "However, there's reasonable hope that the phase of economic weakness won't last too long and Germany will return to growth."
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In the U.K., manufacturing production fell more than economists forecast in October, indicating weakness in the economy at the start of the fourth quarter.
Factory output dropped 1.3 percent from September, the most in four months, the Office for National Statistics said today. Economists predicted a 0.2 percent decline. Total industrial output unexpectedly fell 0.8 percent, a third consecutive decrease.
In the U.S., the Labor Department will today say nonfarm payrolls rose by 85,000 workers last month, the smallest gain since June, and that the jobless rate held at 7.9 percent, according to the median estimates in Bloomberg News surveys.
In Asia, Malaysia's overseas sales fell for the third time in four months in October, while Taiwan's exports in November rose 0.9 percent from a year earlier, trailing the median economist estimate for a 7.8 percent increase.
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"Germany is still digesting the weakness in Asia" and "the second-round effects from the euro-area sovereign debt crisis hitting the peripheral economies," Elga Bartsch, chief European economist at Morgan Stanley, told Maryam Nemazee on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." The country's "phase of economic weakness could last well into next year," she said.
The Bundesbank revised down its 2013 inflation forecast for Germany to 1.5 percent from 1.6 percent and predicted annual consumer-price gains will average 1.6 percent in 2014.
That may help to alleviate German inflation concerns and open the door for further interest-rate cuts by the European Central Bank. ECB President Mario Draghi said yesterday the euro area won't be able to shake off its slump until the second half of next year.
It "appears probable that the economic situation in the euro area will stabilize over the course of the coming year, and that a nascent recovery will follow, if only hesitantly at first," the Bundesbank said. "The precondition for this is that the sovereign debt and banking crises in the euro area do not further intensify and that consolidation and reform efforts continue."
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The ECB yesterday cut its economic forecasts for the euro region, predicting contractions of 0.5 percent this year and 0.3 percent in 2013 before growth of 1.2 percent in 2014.
"It is quite conceivable that the euro area will recover sooner and the world economy will accelerate faster than assumed in this projection," the Bundesbank said. "In this case, the German economy, in view of its sound underlying health, may be expected to utilize the additional growth opportunities that arise."
On the other hand, "should global economic growth remain below expectations or the sovereign debt crisis escalate further in some countries, it is probable that the German economy may follow a weaker course than the one assumed in the baseline scenario," it said.
While Germany's economic slowdown won't significantly boost joblessness, employment growth can't be expected to continue at the pace of the previous years, the Bundesbank said. It predicts the unemployment rate will rise from 6.8 percent this year to 7.2 percent in 2013 before declining again to 7 percent in 2014.
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I tried this on the back of my rear valance panel that has a single coat of epoxy, has had it on there for about 2-3 years now. Gave it 20 wipes initially with a lacquer thinner saturated shop paper towel, but nothing happened, so continued to wipe. I wasn't able to get any to come off on the rag.
Glad to see your tests went well. My panels or 10 days old, yours is 2 to 3 years, that affects the equation, Another factor over a period of time is formulation changes and last but not least, raw material changes from your suppliers and sometimes they don't even bothered to tell you. I looked over your past posts and I can see your big SPI fan Thank you for your input
Not only THAT he replaced the epoxy even though I told him it wasnt necesary because it was my fault....That was the ONLY time I ever had ANY trouble with ANY of SPI's products and it was my own dang fault...
What IS hard to believe someone (especially a salesman) actually thinks they can bullsheet US pros...we know better ...as far as this other independant manufacture goes...sell that crap to the newbies who dont listen to US and for your info WE dont want cheaper products we want the BEST products at a lower price....I wont mention any names ,LOL,,, but you sir are full of brown mushy stuff and BTW, how come I know who you work for, master something or other ??its because you posted it ,something Barry has never done the only reason anyone knows who he is, is because we told everyone, not him...never once has he EVER said who he was and the name of his company....
Just so were clear what I'm saying is you sell a second rate product at a cheap price and pray on the less knowlagable newbies to make a buck ....
SPI has you beat in every way so give up now and save yourself and your company further embaressment.....You'll get no positive advertising here...
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Well, you should have realized we'd call you out...
when every single pro on this board that has tried something and loves it, your not only going against a company your going against ALL of us pro's and our honest opinion.
Good morning ,Solvent wipe I did merely showed that the epoxy was not fully cured. Cure times vary due to temperature and humidity. Furthermore, I don't recall bashing the product. Basically it just showed that sometimes beyond the seven day window you'll get good adhesion by using a solvent wipe. I really could not care less about selling any products on this board. I used to love it when people would come up to my table at a show and knew more about my product and I did. This episode just shows that there's no room on this board for any discussion about other paints without being stepped on.
and if SPI suddenly stopped performingas well I'd be all over THAT too...
Well a few weeks ago I had thought about sending you some product. By the looks of that 47 Plymouth you could use a little help, then I thought that this would look like some kind of a bribe or try to gain some influence since your so prominent on this board. My cheap modified bridge primer is 120 gallon, to me this is not cheap.as for product testing. It's been tested for the last 40 years. This is why I chose it for rust preventative primer. All I did was tweak it up a bit. Anyway, even though your friends with Barry, I will send you some primer. Some AG 111 and some more prep. If you'd like you can call me or PM me.
Now if you would have said, Hey I have this great primer and gave details on what you have instead of "bashing" a well know proven product, you wouldn't have gotten the response you did. Tell what your product is all about and leave it at that.
Personally SPI has treated me very well and the products have performed, so I have no reason to change. I am not a pro or production shop (but have been doing it for 25yrs). I do my personal stuff and maybe help a few friends.
Pat, you are new around here. If you had been here for a few years you would know that there is no one who likes to break down a product or procedure more than me. I want FACTS and cut through the BS. I have peed off a few people doing it, I want FACTS.
I have never used an SPI product, I have no friendship with Barry, I want FACTS.
When something fails as bad as you have demonstrated I just have to question the test. SOMETHING isn't the norm. I am not saying you did anything underhanded, and that you don't know what you are doing, you obviously know these products. And if the product performs poorly using their tech sheet to apply then I am all ears. But I have to wonder when I see something with such a blatant failure. This epoxy was brushed, brushing will usually apply a very heavy coat, FULL of solvents, applying two coats even with the dry time between may be all we are talking about here. Spraying it could very possibly produce a whole different result.
I don't know, I want someone else to break out their SPI products and do a test. I personally am ready to order a number of gallons for my truck and I am interested.
I never bashed the product ,never heard of the product untill:2009. Someone asked the question about my primer. never got the right name the bashing begain. I saw it under my website address and was taking back by the remarks of the owner that the paint company I never heard of.My products were cheap and inferior the only people doing butcher work and would never think about using my primer on anything but a used car being sold by a shiester.Dead body says I'm cheap, sleazy salesman in a polyester suit selling inferior product to Professionals like yourself and full brown mushy stuff. Now is that bashing?Must be chocolate because I'm so sweet, my cars, my products speak for themselves. If you want info. I'm sure you can find it.
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you're very welcome. Maybe I'll go to New York City to become a hand model
Brian, I just read your post and I couldn't agree with you more. 23 years ago I was selling a product that had a little BS to it. So I decided to get the facts. It took a year research and consulting with raw material suppliers. it all kept. going back to one place ,that's when I started my sleazy little paint line. I wanted to know what was the most powerful primer in the world, and it boiled down to two one I used on a 40 LaSalle, I picked out of a catalog by accident only because I like the name Zincron. Paint job held up great for 20 years. This test means really nothing it only showed that the coating was not fully cured at around nine days. Film thickness, temperature, humidity , determine cure times Don't hesitate to order your paint. I'm sure it's a great product and you shouldn't have any problems.And thanks for keeping an open mind
One of the great things about this site is I can state my opinion on anything I find exceptional,average or even poor quality...Anybody can....
I know for a fact you CANT wipe off SPI epoxy with lacquer thinner...Not even after 24 hrs ,so 7 days is ridiculus,No way....it wont even soften it...So.......
Once I even recomended using rust o liem cold galvinized compound in place of weld thru primer because it was so much cheaper and basicly the same thing. Brian was the one to call me out on it,and actually get a can and try it...Well, it did work....
I guess us dedicated SPI users do sound like a little cult to anyone that dosent know any better. But it really is head and shoulders above anything else out there at ANY price and when anyone trys it they come to the same conclusion. Being a pro clean metal and the best epoxy make the best foundation so its VERY important to us...others that already use something else should at least try it especally the Dp 40 guys....I know how hard it is to admit theres something better out there when you've been using a product for years and when you do and find it really is much better You just have to say something to the other guys....
Yes ,Barry and I are friends now but it didnt start out that way...When I came on this board a few years ago I was recomending this this new epoxy primer from SPI and how well it works with Ospho ....Thats where I met Barry the first time and we got into a pretty heated discussion (I didnt know who he was at the time nor did I care) with all his followers on his side chiming in....well I stuck to my guns and now they are trying and using the stuff..finding out I was right all along and without any problems ....Things change....I'm sure we'll get along just fine in the future and we can always disagree ....proving our points is what makes for an interesting debate....
I am with you Mike, I feel the same way. I haven't tested it, but I WILL be using it soon based on what I have read on the product over the years. I have a funny relationship with Barry as he and I have butt heads many, MANY times. He bought me lunch at NACE a few years ago and is a good man, he is passionate about the subject as I am and thus the head butting will continue no doubt. But when I see the people who support it, (some of them I still head butt with ) these are guys like yourself who I have respect for in this industry and if there is one thing I am, that is a supporter of the "little guy" and SPI may be a big successful company by our experiences in our little businesses but in the world of paint, it is like a lemonade stand on the corner compared to PPG, DuPont, S/W and the like. There is nothing I want to do more than to support a small business, I LOATH the giant corporations and boycott most. But I also look at it realistically, if they have the best product I have to go there. I will be using SPI on my truck and checking it out, I will be thrilled to be able to become one of the SPI cult and support this little company and hope that Barry makes too much money.
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Concluding half of the mini-series looking at the titular TV exec's campaign to revolutionise Australian sport with his World Series Cricket enterprise. Despite all his energy being bowled into making the action as TV-friendly as possible, employing everything from multi-coloured cricketing whites and aurally adhesive ad jingles, Packer still finds time to unleash spittle-flecked invective on underlings. But will his industrial-sized bucket of bluster alone see the competition finally find favour with the Australian public? Mark Jones
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Yes, it is tempting to sneer at the kind of holiday that involves snipping coupons out of the paper and staying in a caravan park, but this documentary is determined to show how diverse the types of people who partake in such trips are. Of course, this includes a family with five children who smuggle their own drinks into Sparky the giant dancing rabbit's show, and a group of fun-seeking girls who can only dream of going abroad. It's like any holiday, really: lovely when the sun shines; if you are stuck indoors in the rain, not so much. Hannah Verdier
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Date of Stay: December, 2011
Park is ran by a family that has no idea what they r doing! The residents in the park are wonderful. The park does have a few families (6 people & 5 dogs) living in a one bedroom park model and another family of 4 dad (when hes not in jail), mom, 2 boys, 2 cats and 1 dog) living in a very small class C. The young man running the park is very very loud and drives very fast through the park. The pool is dirty all the time and the furniture around the pol is old and broken (that's if you are lucky enough to find one) there are only 3 lounge chairs. I never saw the owner do any work in the park and it shows. Lots of kids and nothing for them to do here. Wont come back and from the conversations we had with some of the residents they will be looking for a new park for next winter.
Date of Stay: November, 2011
It is really just an old air strip that's beat to heck and back, huge pot holes. This is really just for Tiffin products that are in need of repairs due to bad manufacturing and many product recalls that they don't tell you about (they let you find the problems out on your own). The town has nothing to offer but very dirty restaurants (got food poising from the Chinese place). Don't waste your time and money.
Date of Stay: January, 2011
This park was very clean, the lots are very big and are some of the easiest to get your rig into. It was quiet even though we could see the highway. The nights we stayed the owners lit a fire in the community fire pit, the people were very friendly and went out of their way to say Hi. And the park is on a hill so no problem seeing some of the best sunsets and the mountains.
Date of Stay: January, 2011
Very nice, the people and staff are really friendly. Clean, clean park. The continental breakfast was great. We will be back for sure and I will be sure to pass on the good word and recommend this park to everyone we meet. Thank you to the staff! Very big rig friendly.
Date of Stay: January, 2011
BEWARE!!! You are told to follow a guide to your site. They don't tell you your site number, big secret. The guide then tells you with his hands how to pull in, but he fails to tell you if there are obstacles in your way. Be very careful, the electrical boxes are 16 inches off the ground and very hard to see (especially when you're trying to watch the guide's hand) and there are trees that block the view. We tried to talk to the manager about this hand signals problem that caused us to gouge the side of our coach, but he would not listen and screamed at us. The Wi-Fi is almost non-existent. We will not be back. And I will post about this park for a long time to come.
Date of Stay: December, 2010
This park has a lot of people that live here full time and they have a lot of junk sitting outside their trailers. They have a dog run but the locals seem to think its a giant litter box for their dogs, no one cleans up after their dogs. The locals speed through the park and we were in fear of our coach being hit everyday. People stayed pretty much to themselves and seemed very off standing. They have a shuttle to the French Quarter but could never find anyone around to take it. We left this park and found one closer to the French Quarter. We would not stay here again or recommend it to anyone else.
Date of Stay: December, 2010
Good park, they offer shuttle service into the French Quarter for $4.00 Round trip a person. The staff were very friendly and offered help when needed. We stayed there for 3 weeks. Beware though their prices change during special events and they book up fast for the Holidays. They do have a bar on sight and their menu offers pizza and wings delivered right to your door. We will be back
Date of Stay: October, 2010
Very clean friendly park. We would recommend this park.


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Case Type: Missing
Height: 5' 8"
Case Status: OPEN
Weight: 180 lbs
Identifying Marks: missing middle and small finger on right hand
Incident Date: Unknown
Agency: Fruita Police Department
City: Fruita
Date of Birth: 05/18/1971
County: Mesa
Date of Death: Unknown
Agency Case #: 03FL1434
Age: Unknown
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Race: Caucasian
NamUs Case #: 15044
Eyes: Blue
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Hair: Blond/Strawberry
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Carl Jackson is believed to have been since since about September of 2003. Mr. Jackson has missed a court appearance and some believed he had disappeared to avoid prosecution. After several weeks rumors began circulating about his disappearance. Mr. Jackson has had no contact with any of his relations. Foul play is suspected. Anyone with information regarding this case is asked to please contact the Fruita Police Department.
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Students learn in 'winter garden'
BRISTOL, Va. - There's nothing like a beautiful day to start your vegetable garden. At this time of year you ask? Actually it's the same as spring, only backwards.
It's the right time to grow yourself a winter greens garden for salads, and as we discovered it's the perfect learning tool on all kinds of levels.
Saint Anne's students huddle around for last minute instructions on putting the final touches on their winter garden. But what can you grow in this winter garden? "What we're planting is spinach, kale, lettuces that are a little bit hardier so that they can survive over winter. What we'll do in the garden is cover them with row covers to give them warmth," says Denise Peterson with the Appalachian Sustainable Development Learning Landscapes program.
The Appalachian Sustainable Development Learning Landscapes program allows students and teachers a chance to use a simple garden as a tool for all kinds of learning experiences. "Science students will be coming over and taking measurements on the plants as they grow. We'll be putting those on charts and graphing that in math classes," science and math teacher Sam Dolinger said.
The students have been charting the weather and will use that to see the weather's effect on their crops.
They've been getting ready for their garden for weeks now. "Earlier this year we started three compost boxes inside the science room. We're starting with newspapers, cuttings on the bottom of a plastic box, and added top and some organic material, leaves and grass," Dollinger said.
Plus one of the students' favorite ingredients -- earthworms.
They're also adding ingredients to their garden plots that they've fashioned. "We finished that last one there, two were already done so we just drilled a couple of those planks together to those posts," eighth grader Cameron Thiers said.
"Today we made this last bed and we added top soil, peat moss and organic top soil," says eighth grader Ben Hazelwood.
"Well it has to be like kind of like your baking lasagna, and add layers," seventh grader Anna Gent added.
It's no wonder farmers are so smart -- they have to know so much to just grow food and now these students are gaining all of that knowledge too.


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Sizes are 45 x38. All but the incubator cover ducky square 32 inch. They were fun! Two of my own squarea, triangles and ducky 10 min. Block. Thank you all for the posts.
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Where else beside head start can you give quilts to? I have made about 20 little receiving blankets, they are cotton on one side, and flannel on the back, 1 yard of each, NO batting I sew these inside out and before I sew them together, I place different colors, and textured ribbon around the edges then sew all around (leave a 6" opening or so to turn inside out) and I have a tabby blanket. I then tie them. They are quick and make a wonderful little extra in a baby gift. I would like to donate some but not real sure where to do this, any ideas would be great! I get my fabric from Thousand Bolts Only One Nut ! site so each cost approx. $11.00 - $12.00
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Addressing nursing workforce development issues through a statewide coalition
Although the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation became a national philanthropy in 1972 and has operated on a national scale since then, it also has continued funding a limited number of local institutions and projects in the New Brunswick area and throughout New Jersey. It does so in part to honor the legacy of its founder, and in part to recognize the special responsibilities to the communities and the state in which it is located.Over time, societal factors, health care changes, and cycles of nurse shortages and abundances have occurred that today have the makings of a "perfect storm" to produce a nurse shortage of gigantic proportions. Statewide objective entities, such as the New Jersey Collaborating Center for Nursing (the Center), have been created in a few states to address these issues.The purpose of this project is to continue the valuable work of the Center for another year while exploring ideas, concepts, and opportunities for a sustainable future for the Center. At the same time, the Center will strengthen its support base, enhance its visibility, strengthen its communication strategies, and conduct surveys and other research to the benefit of state health care stakeholders.
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I can't bypass this thread, I have to comment. I know it will cause consternation and angry replies but here-goes. For the record I am a 40 yr practicing mechanical engineer and have been working in the energy industry the entire time. I believe the Wright bros. flwe, that men really went to the moon
Hydrogen is not a source of energy. It is the gaseous equivalent of electricity which also is not a source of energy. They do not exist in usable form in nature. They are energy transport media and cost energy and money to generate. If you look at the 'carbon footprint' we would be far better off burning the oil/coal/natural gas directly instead of generating hydrogen or electricity. Both consume 30%-40% of available energy in their generation. Thus electricity and hydrogen will always cost about twice that of hydrocarbon fuel alternatives. We pay a heavy price to convert energy into the convenient form of electricity but time has shown it is cost effective to do so. That can't be said yet for hydrogen gas.
You-Tube miracle hydrogen generators (if they work, some are complete scams) use a variation of the sophomore chemistry class of electrolysis (DC current in salt water, O2 gas bubbles @ the + lead, H2 bubbles @ the - lead then you collect the H2 in a test tube and light it behind the cute girl @ the next lab table and scare her spit-less; you know the drill). You pay a double hit for the electricity then another double hit for the hydrogen that cmes from electricity. In commercial practice the most economical source of hydrogen is reformed natural gas, not electolysis which throws off a bunch of carbon and still is not cost competitive w/ gasoline.
This doesn't impact the premise of the posts on the thread. H2 may well be a great fuel to burn in an IC engine. However it can never be a commercial use since it costs so much to generate and doesn't have the convenience, efficiency, energy density, cost effectiveness, etc., etc., etc., advantages of good old gasoline.
A possible solution to this conundrum is generating electricity w/ nuclear power and then generating possibly reasonably inexpensive hydrogen by electrolysis. But a recent study calculated that the US would need 600 new nuke plants to supplant mobile transportation fuel; the Fed just issued a new nuke plant permit last month - the first one in 40 years. No more are in sight.
Read my thread
I never said it was for commercial uses. I save big time with it and it costs me nill. 12 volts at 4 amps through coil and solution and pipe it into the intake. I get 10 more MPG now what,s wrong with that. Do you think I would have kept on using this if it did not work. 3.5 years I have had this. You slide rule text book readers should get out in the field and see it work. I have one and so do many of my friends. Baking Soda and distilled water. you guys make me laugh I can shut all your mouths easily I have a working unit and proof it works. I used you tube because i cant make a video myself, but that's where I saw it work and also the hydrogen torch work that means it burned. Now run it through your intake to the cylinders and it will burn. When it does it will use less gas. I showed a College professor in up state NY. After he saw it work and i gave him all the info he walked away screaming it will never work. Now this guy teaches your kids and mine. This is what I run into all the time people who are arm chair judgement passers who have never been in the field to investigate instead just flap their mouths. I have the proof in my Van and I could care less what you think. I am getting the extra 222 MPG per tank not you,l, heehheehhe And if I can get it to work in my Rod I will use it there also. Any way I am used to this type of response because it destroys what many have believed over the years or what they were told by some left Wing professor who says it wont work, when I have one that does.. Thickness is tough to penetrate The discussion is over on my side I have the goods I don't need to preach to non believers some still think the twin towers are still there as the Government used an invisible gas to make it not seen. bye, bye
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Hydrogen is not a Source of energy
hmm what in hell did they use in the Hydrogen Bomb? Chicken ****??? hydrogen is very explosive but has no energy. hmm i better get my books out. H2O the O is oxygen very flammable but has no energy. hmmmm that same oxygen goes into your combustion chamber and goes bang when the plug fires but it has no energy, it can"t work because my college professor said so, along with Mobile, Exxon, Shell, well you know where I am headed..$4.00 bucks a gallon lets keep this ball rolling that's what they want.. eheheh I found a way not to finance every Terrorist from going to Bomb belt school with the gas money.
I put one in my wife's rav-4 and it went from 35mpg to 42mpg. I even put in a safety "backfire" jar.
They are all over the US look on the internet the people who have increased their mileages.
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the gas companies didnt want the home owner to know. It screws their quarterly rape of the people with out outrageous gas prices
It does not exist is usable form in nature.
Then He said "It is the gaseous equivalent of electricity, which is also not a source of energy" Again it does not exist in a usable form in nature
The difference I see here is pretty plain to see. You are saying it is a usable source, but are missing the point that it takes energy to produce that source.
I wish we could drill wells for hydrogen, but that in itself would be pretty risky. It would make more sense to try and harness lightning as a source of energy. Just a thought.
"My 2002 Windstar went from 14 mpg to around 24mpg on a trip and when its around 60 mph average speed."
Just so I'm clear on what your saying.........You can get 24 miles to the gallon from your Windstar? I assume it has the 3.8 V-6?
Just so you know......14 MPG is absolutely hideous fuel mileage from a 3.8 Windstar. I think my worst mileage ever was 16.5 with a bad injector. A trip to Missouri last June netted 23.5 out and 25 back while running 70 to 75 MPH. 5 adults and a child.........The way I have it figured, your still in the hole from what I get without an HHO generator...
Incidentally I still have my slide rule and was a power user in the day. My grad present from Fresno State. A Pickett bamboo 11"er with a heavy leather case & belt loop. Great nerd attire, all you need is a pocket pal, black slacks, white sox, black patten oxfords and button up short-sleeve white shirt to complete the ensemble.
Oh, and oxygen isn't flammable. It is a strong oxidizer. The technical definition (I know, if it is technical it loses all credibility with true believers) of flammable is tendency to exothermically combine with an oxidizer like oxygen. And I don't recall saying hydrogen doesn't contain a lot of energy. Of course it does. Hydrogen fuel cells are indispensable in certain applications. But you spent 1.3 to 1.5 times the exothermic oxidation energy it gives up when you generated it and you can't get that 0.3 to 0.5 back. I know I can't convince you and I prefaced my original post with the expectation of hostile response but perpetual motion class machines just can't work. If a rigorous economic analysis of your contraption showed it attractive, Exxon would definitely put a contract out on you and anyone you told your story to. If you think about it, the fact that you are still alive is proof engineers are probably telling you the truth. Just sayin' . . . .
Another thought; if you really believe in the contraption, why not start a business building and installing them? That is how Bill Gates, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Robert Fulton, Cyrus McCormick , et al, made their fortunes. Doesn't take a lot of money, just a dream and determination. If it is good, it sells itself.
Listen Guys it works it saves me money it saves gas
I don't understand why some of you run off on a tangent with different criteria to bash this savings i get as well as many others in USA you are not ever going to get out of your Gas rut unless you start to think out of the box instead of thinking like Exxon. I have a winner and I know what I have I don't have any more time to argue with turnips. it works. i don't mind being the winner in this one. Admins you can dump this thread as this technology is for the home owner that pays through the nose and we are using it to our advantage. And even if my Windstar gets bad mileage Im still ahead as I enhanced it a lot. So I win again. Stop financing the crooks in the Petroleum business.
Not trying to bash, just looking for clarification. How many Cubic feet per minute does the hydrogen device you have produce?
I will have to look
I buy the coils and I have to look and see how many mileters per min it puts out it was substantial as I remember. ill get back to you in this thread. new coil every 6 months or so for 14$
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Look up andymerri on ebay Hydrogen generator parts it outputs 1 liter evry 3 mins ans 300ml per min take a look thanks rsfyj
Go online and see for your self thousands of folks are using the same thing I use
math doesent add up.. if your saying 300ml per min, your talking about .9L within 3 mins, and not 1 liter every 3 mins.. it would take 4 mins to make 1.2L ( 1200ml ). this would also be considering optimal conditions on the coils..
Now consider, it takes 2 mins or so to fill up that soda bottle ( 24oz roughly .7L ) at the same time the engine is sucking from it. how much is hydrogen is there at any given time for the engine to utilize?.. These things work because your watching your speed and trying to achieve the highest MPG to proove it works..
they got a thing called the fuel doctor with a couple lights that blink. sells great too.. If you sell it, they will come. doesent matter that the statistics are fudged to look like the stuff actually works..
I have some experience removing the so called hydrogen generators.. owners saw no gains in them after install. high dollar kits went into the trash.
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yea it should do around 90 true miles a hour, and maybe more depending on conditions. I know for sure though that any xlt can get more that 65-70 mph. somethings wrong if you can only get 70 mph and wot.
This is a discussion on 95 indy xlt sp 600 top speed??? within the The Performance Tuning Shop forums, part of the Snowmobiles category; I recently purchased a [black][blue]95 indy xlt sp 600 [/blue][/black ]for a spare sled does anyone know what this sleds top speed should be give ...
I recently purchased a [black][blue]95 indy xlt sp 600 [/blue][/black]for a spare sled does anyone know what this sleds top speed should be give or take? Only 1300 original miles, stock with studs I brought it out on Lake Sunapee in NH last weekend for a test run needles to say got smoked by my 04 xc700 like it was standing still of course but I only could get like 65-70 mph does anyone know if this sled is capable of more than that in good stock condition???????????? Any help would be greatly appreciated thank you
yea it should do around 90 true miles a hour, and maybe more depending on conditions. I know for sure though that any xlt can get more that 65-70 mph. somethings wrong if you can only get 70 mph and wot.
thanks for the input I had no idea what this sled was capable of I'll try a freash belt I thought it looked good but maybe not any other things I might check??
i have a 95 xlt special, with 2300 on it, and i can get about 90 on gps on a hard packed road. maybe clutch or belt problem.
new belts will actually have less top end and much better bottom end while old belts will have much better top end and worse lower end. when you replace the belt, make sure u break it in and go easy on the throttle for the first 20-30 miles and then try your speed run again. if you get the same results, check your clutches. what are your rpms at at WOT and are your clutches fully shifting out?
I guess I'll have to check it at WOT.If this sled wasn't firing on all three would it be noticeable to someone who never rode this sled before??? Guys thanks for helping a rookie learn a little bit I guess I have some troubleshooting to do this weekend I love this sled and love the sleek look of this sled and want to get it running like a charm!!
On the speedo you should be able to get 100mph. Polaris speedos are usually read 7-10% higher.
Had one perfect shap nice sled it would get up to 84 mph on radar on hard packed snow.
I have a 96 xlt sp. I had it up to 95 on the lake. My friend has a 93 xlt sp and he says he goes over a 100. He seems to get up to speed quicker. I think his is lighter than mine. He has a standard suspension and I have the x-tra 12. That might have something to do with it. who knows.
The 95 XLT SP with the 12 / 12 is extremely touchy concerning the clutching. I have owned mine since new. The best it ever ran on radar was 100 but that was on a 5° day on ice. On average it would run 90 on radar. If the Drive clutch has the gold spring in it change it for a blue one. Check your suspension for anything that is not greased well and any wheels that might seized. There are 7 grease fittings in the rear suspension. Make sure your drive clutch has some in and out free play too. Especially low milage sleds are prone to things getting gummed up because of lack of use so I would take off the clutches if it was me and throughly check them out. The mono blocks respond very well to porting and polishing as well as shaving the heads for higher compression. And they are reliable as can be. Maybe change the needles and seats in the carbs too , they tend to have a leaking problem and can effect overall performance as well , allthough I never personally experienced that problem with my 95 .


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Fan Initiatives For 2011 Florida Gator Football Season
Start Times
The University of Florida football team's season opener against Florida Atlantic from Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Sept. 3 has been slated to begin at 7 p.m. ET and will be broadcast live on ESPNU. The Gators' second game of the season versus UAB on Sept. 10 will begin at 7 p.m. ET and air on FSN. Florida's Southeastern Conference opener against Eastern Division rival Tennessee on Sept. 17 in Gainesville will be televised on CBS at 3:30 p.m.
Security Initiatives
As we approach the start of a new football season, here are some points that might help with some questions fans and visitors may have regarding security surrounding home football games.
* The UAA and UFPD remain in constant communication with local, state and federal officials and there have been increased security measures for home football weekends.
* Patrons are asked to pay more attention to their surroundings and to immediately report suspicious activity, vehicles and persons to police. Please call the University of Florida Police Department to report any suspicious activity on campus: 352-392-1111.
* Fans are encouraged to arrive at the gates early and pay particular attention to the prohibited items list, which will be strictly enforced. Gates open 90 minutes prior to kickoff and the Gator Walk will be held two hours and 15 minutes prior to kickoff.
* Updated information is available on the University hotline at 1-866-UF FACTS (1-866-833-2287).
Fan safety is always the top priority for the University Athletic Association and is of the utmost importance for all game day staff on campus and at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
The Gator Walk
Again this season, fans are able to greet the team upon arrival at the stadium prior to kickoff when the team participates in the "Gator Walk." Please note that the Gator Walk will take place two hours and 15 minutes before to kickoff, a change from past years. Fans are welcome to join the UF cheerleaders, mascots and pep band to wish the team well ahead of all home contests. The Gators will exit team buses on the corner of University Avenue and Gale Lemerand Drive and walk along the sidewalk into Gate Eight of the stadium and across Florida Field on their way to the locker room.
Fan Text Message System
The University of Florida will continue the game day text-message communication system at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium for 2011 football games. The text messaging system allows fans to communicate directly with the stadium's command post if assistance is needed in dealing with any special needs inside the stadium.
Should fans need assistance while inside of the stadium, they will be able to contact event management staff by sending in a text message from their phone. Simply text "GATORS the Issue and Location of incident" to 69050. Please note that standard SMS rates apply.
Be sure to include the problem and the location of the incident, including the section number, row and seat number (if applicable) in the message. Fans will receive a message back indicating that the message has been received and help is on the way, or if there is insufficient information, it will ask for a more complete message.
Football Parking
Public parking lots are very limited around the Stadium. All lots that are not reserved are available on a first-come, first-served basis (see map). As always, parking on the grass and sidewalks is NOT permitted and any vehicle doing so is at risk of being ticketed or towed.
In an effort to enhance security around the stadium, starting 2.5 hours prior to kickoff, no vehicular traffic will be allowed on Lemerand Drive between University Avenue and Stadium Road. The closure will remain in effect until the end of the game. There are also additional road restrictions that limit access to locations in close proximity to the stadium and inner campus. While it is the intent of UFPD to remain consistent with these restrictions each game, they may vary based upon law enforcement assessment. Please contact UFPD for more information.
The reserved parking on campus is a privilege for specific levels of Booster club members. For details, please contact the Gator Boosters Office at (800) 344-2867, ext. 5000.
For information on Disabled Parking, RV Parking, Visitor Parking and the Map for game days, please visit:
The University of Florida is a Tobacco Free Campus. This policy is in effect at all University Athletic Association facilities, including Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field. We request and appreciate your adherence and compliance with this University policy. Game Day Staff will be monitoring for those in violation and request such action be ceased. Violators are subject to ejection.
Prohibited Items
Prohibited items must be returned to vehicles or disposed of before entering the stadium. There are no provisions to check items at the gates. *Law enforcement officials have the right to inspect any item at any time for the purpose of spectator safety.*
* Alcoholic beverages
* Artificial noise making devices
* Back packs
* Cameras with detachable lens larger than 6 inches
* Chairbacks larger than a single seat (16 inches)
* Flags
* Food/drink containers including bottles, cans and thermoses
* Ice chests and ice bags
* Large carry bags
* Outside food and drink
* Strollers
* Tobacco products
* Umbrellas
* Video cameras/cases
* Weapons
* Any items deemed hazardous by game management personnel
Shuttle Information
The city of Gainesville will once again offer its park-and-ride Gator Aider shuttles, which could help fans save time and avoid searching for a parking space. All shuttle buses are disabled accessible. Contact RTS at (352) 334-2600 for more shuttle information.
City of Gainesville Parking
The City of Gainesville's land use code prohibits parking vehicles on areas not designated for parking in residentially-zoned districts. The code does allow an exception that permits the City Manager to exempt these restrictions for certain events hosted by the University of Florida. A calendar listing those exempt days can be found on the Code Enforcement Division web site at the bottom of the page at:
Gator FanFest
Gator FanFest, Presented by Verizon, is located just outside Gate 2 of the Stephen C. O'Connell Center. Starting approximately 3 hours prior to each home football game, fans will have an opportunity to participate in interactive games, meet and receive autographs from other Gator athletes, win free prizes and listen to the Gator Network pre-game radio show live. It's fun for the whole family and admission is Free!
Neutral Gator
The Neutral Gator Initiative minimizes the environmental impact of Gator Athletics. In 2009, Neutral Gator helped the Florida Gators host the NCAA's first-ever carbon neutral home football season. In 2010, with the support of the UAA, Neutral Gator took the entire UF Athletics Program carbon neutral. For more information on how you can get involved, visit our table at Gate 1 or our website: www.neutralgator.org.
Ticket Scanning Procedure
The 2011 season marks the third year in which ticket barcodes will be scanned at Gator football games, beginning with the season opener on Sept. 3 against Florida Atlantic. Fans are encouraged to have their tickets in hand as they enter the gates and also to show up earlier than normal to ensure that they make it to their seats on time.
Ticket scanning technology is being employed to prevent the counterfeiting of game tickets and to allow fans the flexibility of forwarding their tickets via e-mail to their family and friends in the event they cannot make a game.
For any ticket-related issues, fans are encouraged to visit any of the five Ticket Relations Customer Service Areas at the following locations around Ben Hill Griffin Stadium:
Gate 1: Exterior Ticket Booth - West Side of Stadium
Gate 13: Student Ticket Office (services all student ticket concerns)
Gate 17: South Endzone
Gator Booster Lobby area: North Endzone
Ticket Forwarding
Ticket forwarding allows all fans with a purchased ticket to forward their ticket(s) to a friend via e-mail if they cannot attend the event. Fans who wish to learn more about Ticket Forwarding can visit www.GatorZone.com/tickets.
If fans have any questions relating to their ticket order, they can call a Gator Ticket Office Specialist toll-free at 1-800-344-2867 between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Heat Plan Initiatives
Due to an expected high heat index for the early-season games, fans are encouraged to properly hydrate and to wear loose clothing and a hat to avoid heat exhaustion. Sunscreen of at least 30 SPF is recommended, repeating the application several times over the course of the afternoon. Sunscreen should be applied while the skin is dry and four ounces is needed for adequate protection.
Fans feeling dizzy should get out of the sun and should drink plenty of fluids, such as water and Gatorade. It is recommended to avoid excess alcohol consumption, since it will compound heat problems. Spectators with G-1 respiratory or cardiac disease should be especially careful, and everyone should proceed immediately to an aid station if help is needed.
General Guidelines for High-Temperature Days
* Wear loose fitting clothing and a hat
* Sunscreen of at least 30 SPF - repeat application
* Get out of the sun if dizzy
* Drink plenty of fluids - water and Gatorade
* Avoid excess alcohol - it will compound heat problems
* If you have G-1 respiratory or cardiac disease be especially careful
* Go immediately to an aid station if you need help
Special heat initiatives will be in place for the first three home games in September:
* Two misting stations for the first two games, located at Gates 2 and 16.
* Four misting stations for the Tennessee game on Sept. 17, located at Gates 2, 9, 16 and the Sunshine Seats.
* 5,000 hand fans will be distributed for each of the first two home games.
* 15,000 hand fans will be distributed for the Tennessee game on Sept. 17.
* Sunscreen giveaway at Verizon Gator FanFest outside Gate 2 of the O'Connell Center
* Cooling Hand Towel giveaway at Verizon Gator FanFest outside Gate 2 of the O'Connell Center
* 100 Water fountains operational in stadium
* Free cups of ice will be available at concession stands.
* Officers at gates looking out for fans in heat distress and directing to aid stations
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Is there ever a time when it is okay to sell stocks during a sell-off or bear market?
If you listen to 99.9% of the financial professionals, talking heads or academicians, there is never a good time to sell, especially when there is panic in the air.
But I ask again, does ever make sense to sell when stocks are in a downdraft?
Clearly we are in a bear market. Stocks are weak across the board, and there is panic in the air. Do we hold our ground here and stay long and strong?
In most cases the answer is yes. Staying invested in the market despite selling pressure has historically resulted in maximum gains in a portfolio. There is a good reason why nearly every person involved in this business suggests that investors stay calm. (See also: "Users Guide for a Bear Market.")
Historically, drops in the market are followed by snap-back rallies. The pendulum effect is as reliable as Old Faithful. Watch stocks drop in value only to be followed by a rally of biblical proportions.
Wringing out the weak hands sets the stage for a rally. Examples of reliable recoveries include the crash of 1987, bear market of 1991, Asian and Russian crisis of 1997, September 11 and the recession of 2002.
There has been only one occasion of late where sticking to your guns cost investors money and that would be the dot com crash of 2000. In that circumstance, shares of Nasdaq companies dropped significantly after reaching bear market territory.
So here we are today, and everywhere I turn I see recommendations for investors to stay calm. Hold your stocks, don't panic. It is a familiar tune that has been sounded before.
This time around will we see the snap back rally or are we now looking at something more similar to the dot com debacle? (See also: "5 Rules for Bear Market Investing" and "You Still Need Stocks, Just Not The Headaches.")
Unfortunately the odds of a longer contraction are improving by the day and that is after factoring in the government bailout fund that is being created to buy bad assets providing much needed grease to the banking system.
I wish I could be more positive about what is transpiring, but doing so would require me to stretch the facts in a way that would not be credible. The facts are the facts, and these facts simply do not support higher stock prices.
Here's the big problem…
The world's economies are undergoing a massive de-leveraging and contraction process. That process results in slower growth, or worse, recession.
To be fair, the market in its current form has been anticipating an economic slowdown, but that slowdown was expected to be shallow and short lived. The bulls on the market have long ago assumed that this recession would end by the end of the year with smooth sailing thereafter.
That was before Wall Street collapsed leading to the $700 billion bailout from the government. And as I have said before, the market is reacting to this seismic shift in the potential for the future as if it was a mere squall that will come and go with little impact.
To state that there will be little impact from the events of the last two weeks is almost laughable, and that's why I say that in this situation the typical snapback rally may not arrive for some time, if at all. (See also: "How to Play the Wall Street Bailout.")
It is not too late to sell.
In order to gauge the impact of this event on the economy, one need only turn to the experience of Japan in the 1990s. They call it the lost decade for a reason. Japan's economy was stagnant for 10 years in the aftermath of a real estate induced bank crisis.
Sweden on the other had experienced a deep recession for two years when in the early 1990s its banking system nearly collapsed. Its solution was a much more aggressive version of what we are now seeing in the United States.
The deal agreed to over the weekend may or may not stem the tide in the credit markets. There they are already behaving as if we have reached the abyss. How else would you describe investors buying Treasury bonds in return for zero yield?
Washington Mutual (WM) was taken over by the government and sold to JPMorgan so as to avoid a crunch on the FDIC insurance fund. The same happened with Wachovia (WB) on Monday when it was announced that it would merge with either Citigroup (C).
The dominoes are falling.
Go ahead and stay calm and patient as long as the wisdom of sage advice is now directing you to do so. Keep believing that this mess will have little impact on the economy.
Or, liquidate your longs in order to preserve your capital from another 10-20% deterioration in value with little hope for recovery. Such action would not be panic.
It would be Rational.
This article was written by Jamie Dlugosch, contributor to InvestorPlace.com. For more actionable insight like this, go to: www.InvestorPlace.com.


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4 day post of Labiaplasty, it appears that the stitches have fused together. Should I be worried? (photos)
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The results of your labiaplasty surgery largely depend on the technique and the aftercare. Speak to your surgeon to make sure your results are progressing as planned.
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Labia will not 'fuse' together
and you should gently be able to pull them apart by pulling outer lips laterally. If you find them adherent still, a peroxide water solution (50:50) should help dissolve any scabs that may be contributing to this. Once you separate them, considering using some kind of ointment on the wound edges to help prevent this. If they are truly stuck together, contact your surgeon for further recommendations.
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In a nod, intentional or not, to the holiday spirit of atonement, the Anti-Defamation League announced just before Rosh Hashana that it has formed a task force, together with Christian and Muslim groups, to support Muslim congregations facing hostility around the country, particularly in connection with building mosques.
The September 7 announcement came five weeks after the ADL drew a storm of criticism for coming out against the building of an Islamic community center and mosque near Ground Zero in Lower Manhattan. The New York Times reported the ADL statement under a two-column headline at the top of its July 30 front page. Within days ADL had Joe Klein calling in Time magazine for Abe Foxman to be fired and a host of other pundits — in American Prospect, Vanity Fair, Salon and elsewhere — accusing Foxman and the league of betraying their anti-bigotry legacy by enabling bigotry.
Whether or not the ADL's new Islam defense coalition is a reply to its critics or simply business as usual is hard to tell. What's clear is that the criticisms stung. Foxman wrote a heated reply to his critics August 2 in the Huffington Post, calling the attacks "extremely painful" and reciting a list of ADL efforts against Islamophobia since 2001.
Since then the ADL has noticeably kicked up its anti-Islamophobia profile. Of course, that might simply reflect the fact that Islamophobia has been running wild in the streets. Either way, it's on a tear. Key examples:
On August 26 the league issued a statement praising the NYPD for giving hate-crime status to the stabbing of a Muslim cabdriver, and it cited "elevated anti-Muslim sentiment" surrounding the Ground Zero debate as background to the crime. The same day it published a report on the Islamophobic record of anti-mosque firebrand Pamela Geller. The next day, August 27, Foxman had another Huffington Post piece, this time a wide-ranging attack on the current wave of Muslim-bashing. He cited several recent mosque bombings and called out the Rev. Franklin Graham, Billy's kid, as a leading inciter.
On Rosh Hashana eve, the day after announcing the Interfaith Coalition on Mosques, ADL issued a statement condemning "anti-Muslim actions and rallies" set for September 11. It singled out the then-pending Koran burning in Florida, calling it "outrageous and horrific," as well as a planned rally near Ground Zero by Pamela Geller and Dutch Islamophobe Geert Wilders, which it called "un-American." Along the way it issued strong statements condemning Hamas for the killing of four Israelis near Hebron and demanding an apology from Time magazine for the "insidious subtext" of a cover story on Israelis and the peace process. It also criticized Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, the former Israeli Sephardic chief rabbi and spiritual leader of the Shas party, for his "offensive and incendiary" homily calling for the Palestinians and their leaders to "perish."
Lest we forget, the American Jewish Committee has also been active during these closing weeks of summer. Like ADL, it attacked Hamas for the Kiryat Arba murders, slammed Time magazine for its "malicious myth about Israel and peace" and praised the hate-crimes indictment of the alleged New York cabbie-killer.
And sort of like the ADL, the committee issued a condemnation of "provocative" actions planned for September 11. AJC's formula was slightly different, though: Instead of pairing two anti-Muslim provocations in a condemnation of Islamophobia, it twinned the planned Koran burning with a planned 9/11 Ground Zero march against Islamophobia, for a general condemnation of, well, bad stuff. Coincidentally, the march AJC disliked resembled the one ADL disliked in one curious way: They both featured a duo of American agitator and European lawmaker — in AJC's case, Israel-bashing former lawmakers Cynthia McKinney of Georgia and George Galloway of London.
The committee came back with an unambiguous condemnation of Islamophobia on September 11 itself, in the form of a Miami Herald op-ed article by AJC's associate director of interreligious affairs, Rabbi Noam Marans.
So far there's been no mention on the AJC website of Ovadia Yosef's sermon.
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Meet the Beta Pi chapter at University of Southern California, our 2010 SELF Challenge Bordeaux winner!
For our Beta Pi Chapter, SELF sponsored an all-out bid night event titled "The Glamorous Life of Phis!"
The Beta Pi chapter celebrated their SELF Challenge win with 74 new members-- one of the largest new member classes of the entire Greek system at USC. The women arrived to a red carpet, a yellow Lamborghini, tons of balloons, and over 100 ecstatic sisters. Inside, members visited the Hollywood room with popcorn and a hypnotist, took pictures together in the photo booth, and painted their own frames.
From the Paris-themed dessert room, complete with a candy bar and 200 Sprinkles cupcakes, to the New York City-inspired sundeck with a live band and hor d'eovres, there was never a dull moment!
Congratulations, Beta Pi chapter! We appreciate your participation in the SELF Challenge!
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