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Posted Wed 17 Jul 13 at 10:41 AM
O's Come Up Short In Derby Showdown
Orient put in a performance that would surely have been enough to get at least a draw against London and promotion rivals Brentford on any other day but were unable to find a response to the visitors' first half goal in front of the biggest home crowd of the season.
After dominating the opening period, Orient found themselves one-down at the break after cruelly conceding in the final seconds of injury time when Adam Forshaw and Marcello Trotta linked up well before the latter fired in from 20 yards.
It was a killer blow to the O's but it looked as though their luck had turned when, just four minutes into the second half, Bees defender James Tarkowski was sent off when he was shown a second yellow card for a poor challenge on Romain Vincelot.
However, despite continuing to have the better of the game and going agonisingly close to finding the back of the net on several occassions, Orient were unable to grab the equaliser they so deserved.
Always a huge occasion for both clubs, the London derby between Orient and Brentford has taken on even greater significance this season with both sides fighting to secure automatic promotion the Championship.
And that was demonstrated perfectly by the sell-out crowd at Brisbane Road – the biggest attendance since fellow Londoners Arsenal visited in the FA Cup in 2011 – as well as the Sky Sports cameras coming to E10 to witness this top-of-the-table clash.
Both sides came into the fixture having recovered well from the setbacks they received in February - Orient bounced back from three straight defeats to take 14 points from the last six games which took them back into the automatic promotion places, while Brentford had gone three games unbeaten after League 1 leaders Wolves thumped them 3-0 at Griffin Park last month.
Russell Slade made just one change to his starting XI after a strong away performance at Port Vale in midweek which saw the O's run out 2-0 winners; Kevin Lisbie returning to partner David Mooney upfront, with Chris Dagnall the unfortunate man to make way.
Brentford overcame Tranmere Rovers by the same scoreline on Tuesday but Bees manager Mark Warburton made two changes to his side this afternoon, with first team regulars Forshaw and Trotta replacing Will Grigg and Jake Reeves.
The O's were much the better side from the moment they created the first real chance of the game just after the 10-minute mark.
The home side broke away having defended a Brentford corner well, with Mooney feeding the ball into strike partner Lisbie and continuing his run to send a cheeky dink narrowly over the crossbar after Lisbie had cut inside the penalty area.
The Irishman might have been better to put his foot through the shot and at least force David Button in the Bees goal in to action, but it would have been a contender for goal of the season had his chip found the net.
This triggered a great spell for Orient, including a drive from winger Dean Cox which narrowly missed the target and series of corners and free-kicks in threatening positions.
Despite the O's dominance, the home side had to call Eldin Jakupovic into action on 23 minutes when George Saville sent Donaldson through on goal but the Bosnia keeper was out quickly to block the striker's shot with his left palm.
Cox was Orient's liveliest attacking player all afternoon and he came close again just before the half-hour mark when superb forward play from Mooney and Lisbie allowed him a clear sight of goal only for Button to save his well-struck effort at the near post.
Slade and his backroom staff had ordered their men to press Brentford – a side renowned for playing possession-based football – high up the pitch, and it was a tactic that appeared to be working as the visitors' limited threat was coming in the form of counter-attacks only.
As the sun shone down in E10, the heat of the battle was coming to the fore and a fiery coming together between Gary Sawyer and Adam Forshaw on the left led to a mass brawl, during which the O's left-back picked up a booking together with Bees striker Donaldson who had raised his hands and could have been given his marching orders on another day.
The game took a scrappy turn after this and it looked as though half-time would arrive before either side managed to find another opening however Brentford worked the ball up the pitch in the dying seconds of stoppage time and took the lead against the run of play.
Forshaw's neat flick with the outside of his right boot found itself at the feet of Trotta who fired into the bottom left from 20 yards out - sending the 2,597 away fans into raptures.
The second half started in just as dramatic fashion as the first one had ended. Just four minutes in, Bees defender Tarkowski – already on a yellow card after an unnecessary challenge on Scott Cuthbert in the first half – flew into a tackle on Vincelot inside the O's half and was shown a second booking by referee Robert Madley, elevating the atmosphere to a new level.
The visitors' discipline continued to let them down with Forshaw giving away a free-kick which almost led to an O's equaliser five minutes later, seeing the Bees midfielder pick up a yellow card in the process.
The game might have been a fiery affair but it wasn't lacking in skill and flair, including another flick from Vincelot inside the opposition 18 yard box to tee up Lisbie, who will feel he should have at least hit the target with his first-time effort.
Orient came agonisingly close to grabbing the equaliser their performance deserved with just over 15 minutes to play when a great ball back across to box from Cox found its way to Odubajo – who had switched to right-back after the introduction of Shaun Batt on the wing – but he couldn't find his 11th goal of the campaign, firing in to the legs of Button.
The tempo of the game remained relentless for 20 minutes after the Bees went down to 10 men but, having clawed their way through that spell, the away side managed to get men behind the ball and limit the opportunities for Orient.
The O's also looked tired after dominating an entire game and seeing no reward for their efforts, but they still had chances to find an equaliser.
A cross-cum-shot from substitute Chris Dagnall in the closing 10 minutes was deflected inches wide of the Bees left-hand post and Batt's header from the resulting corner-kick delivery was stopped on the line by Alan McCormack.
That was to be the final time Orient threatened the Brentford goal despite never giving up hope, and the visitors could have snatched another themselves deep into injury time when Alan Judge's shot cannoned back off Jakupovic's near post.
As it was, the score remained 1-0, meaning today's opponents leapfrogged the O's into second place in League 1 as the season enters its most crucial period.
In the lead up to this game, Russell Slade noted that results are more important than performances at this stage of the campaign but the way Orient played today suggests they still have what it takes to push the automatic promotion race right to the wire.
ORIENT: Jakupovic, Omozusi, Clarke (C), Cuthbert, Sawyer (Batt, 70), Odubajo, James (Bartley, 89), Vincelot, Cox, Mooney, Lisbie (Dagnall, 75)
SUBS NOT USED: Larkins, Ness, Lasimant, Simpson
BOOKINGS: Sawyer (40), Omozusi (69)
BRENTFORD: Button, Forshaw, Craig (C), Douglas, Donaldson, McCormack, Saville, Judge Bidwell, Tarkowski, Trotta (Dean, 51)
SUBS NOT USED: Lee, Grigg, Dallas, Reeves, Yennaris, Adams
GOALS: Trotta (45+2)
BOOKINGS: Tarkowski (18, 49), Donaldson (40), Forshaw (53), Judge (86)
SENT OFF: Tarkowski (49)
REFEREE: Robert Madley
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What's the true cost of having a child? A headline-grabbing report from internet bank Egg this week said it is approaching £50,000 by the time they are 18, while Liverpool Victoria said in May the figure was an even-scarier £140,000.
Surveys such as these are a common device favoured by financial services companies to encourage individuals to open savings accounts. The Amex "Cost of Baby" report two months ago said that parents will spend £3,600 during the first year of their baby's life.
The high cost of kit, such as prams, car seats, baby food and clothes, comes as a surprise to new mothers and fa thers and Amex warns that parents fail to save enough money to cover the bills.
But the National Childbirth Trust says much of this is bunk. NCT chief executive Belinda Phipps says: "The biggest item in these type of surveys is the loss of salary. But in reality, such earnings are theoretical, they are not a real cost and it's not money you have really spent."
Parents-to-be come under "severe commercial pressure to spend, spend, spend" adds Ms Phipps. "Open any baby magazine and there's a huge amount of advertising for 'must have' things which you really don't need. Ask any second or third-time mother, and they will say you don't need to spend that money."
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She is surprised that mothers buy branded fashion shoes and trainers for their newborns. "A baby does not need shoes until it starts walking." You don't even need a baby changing mat - "you just need a towel, a plastic sheet and water. It's not about being cheap - it's not very healthy to put a lot of products on a child's very sensitive skin."
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I work in both color - watercolor and acrylic - and pen and ink, as well as pastel and color pencil. I also make use of the airbrush.
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I've done magazine covers, interiors, calendars, a book cover, several interiors for a book of poetry entitled Whispers, as well as the art for Heron on the Lake. But I have always been fascinated with the fairytale style of illustration.
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Dogs in the Vineyard, Trail of Cthulhu, Atomic Robo, Dramatic Cortex+, Ghosts of Albion, Apocalypse World, 44 Automatic, The Laundry RPG.
I am unashamedly a DM. It is in my blood and I have started shunting most of my game time to running games. I still enjoy a one shot here and there as a player, though!
I love weaving a complex story. I love those "AHA!" moments around the table. I love the friendships that develop and the excited talking about it afterward and in-between games. I love all the great memories RPGs have given me. It is my hobby and my passion. I am a lucky man to have found it again! I am enjoying seeing myself grow as a DM.
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the injustices we are told to "just be quiet" about
they say
"this is the part of the story
where you kiss the prince"
never saying
that the prince always kisses first
because the princesses are pretty trophies
who sing like caged birds
and are nothing more than that
they sacrifice everything for love
that the prince only just deigns to grant to them
my issues taken with the prince/princess typical faerytale
is one taken with the way we address femininity in our communities
like how we are taught
never walk alone
never walk at night
watch your drinks
don't look at strange men
never dress provocatively
like the first time my father told me
not to wear a short skirt in the city
because my body is an open invitation
and it is apparently up to me to close it
even though it should never be regarded as such in the first place
and as we split off into the darkness,
girls clumped like over-mascaraed eyelashes,
the streetlamps illuminate signs like
"welcome to misogyny avenue"
a*sses designed to be smacked, they tell us
we don't own push-up bras for our self-esteem
or have 'shaping' tights for our confidence
the only places we are safe is with our own
and so yeah, mock us
for going to the bathroom in groups
because we don't want to wander alone
because we are taught from birth that way lies danger
tell us we're silly and ridiculous
because we compliment each other's makeup,
tell each other our boobs look nice today,
that pair of jeans make our butts look great,
wow that's a really nice bra
hey hey pretty pair of underwear, marie
because we are taught that men will never compliment us like this
because we are taught that we are expected to be the nice ones in the relationship
girls, the mantra of always polite is drummed so far into our bones
that it is a silent snake in rape culture
we tell our friends,
so close out of necessity that they are almost our sisters by everything but blood
first kisses and first periods and first cries
(those that aren't close don't survive
survival of the prettiest
who is willing to sacrifice for you?)
we tell them,
"he's not going to change"
"if it happened once it's going to happen again"
we warn them with skin-deep avoidances,
things knocked into our heads
by boyfriends' fists and our teacher's hand up our skirts
things we can't recognize in ourselves
but will tell them to stay away from
and yeah,
yeah this is mainly focused on straight relationships
because that is the culture and the stereotype drilled into us from birth
as little girls told that we'll break hearts
but never the feminine ones
so welcome
to the reason the word feminist
is as much a part of me
as the screwball of my gender
and the rapid heartbeat of my sexuality and romantic orientation
and the cocktail of mental illnesses i swirl in a broken glass
this is the world i live in,
the skin i was born in,
and the day i stop fighting is the day i am dead.
you will open my coffin to find the wooden lid splintered by my fingernails.


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Sweetie, that was such a lovely thought of yours to send a little note to Hillary saying how pleased you were that Bill was out of the hospital in time for them to spend Valentine's Day together! I'm sure it'll be much appreciated. Now, just to explain about the Clintons, I'm not sure whether they actually will be spending Valentine's Day together, like your mom and me. But that's just because they're both very busy people, so sometimes it's hard for them to see each other as much as they'd like!
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Connie Champagne, née Kelly Kay Brock,[1] born November 23, 1959 is an American singer, song-writer and actor.[2] She won the SF Weekly Wammie Award for Outstanding Cabaret/Lounge Performer.[2] She is known for performing the character of actress, Judy Garland including Christmas With the Crawfords in 2001 and Imagine Judy Garland: An Evening With Connie Champagne in 2003.[3][4] She won a 2007 San Francisco Bay Area Theater Critics Circle Award (BACTC) for her role in Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.[5] Specializing in numerous styles of music and theater including cabaret, swing, jazz, rock and roll, and musical theater, Champagne performed in numerous venues throughout the US and Europe.
Champagne was born and raised in Roseville, California. She got her start at 9 years old singing with Bob Ringwald (father of film star Molly Ringwald) at the Placer County Fair. Despite a chaotic and sometimes painful childhood, her grandfather, former Detroit Lions football star Ernie Caddel encouraged her to pursue singing and acting as a career. After early attempts at singing with local rock bands, including one featuring then boyfriend, Eric Martin, vocalist of the band, Mr Big, Champagne spent the early 80s as a vocalist for avant garde rock group Clocks of Paradise which featured Michael Belfer of The Sleepers, Mark Isham, Brian MacLeod, and Benjamin Bossi from Romeo Void, which led her to a stint is as a back-up for singer for Debora Iyall, and eventually Romeo Void. She toured extensively with Iyall, including tours with Cyndi Lauper and Jim Carroll. Champagne switched gears and decided to study acting, landing her first role at the San Francisco's Magic Theater, in a play "Love In the 3rd Degree", written by noted actress O-Lan Jones. After performances at Theater on the Square, Climate Theater, and Theater Artaud, Champagne decided to study acting formally and earned her MFA from the American Conservatory Theater, where she also taught acting to youth for a number of years. During this time met former Cockette Scrumbly Koldewyn and the 2 formed the neo-cabaret group "Connie Champagne and her Tiny Bubbles," which won numerous accolades include the SF Wammie Award for Outstanding Cabaret Performer. She also graduated from Mills College with a BA in Theater Arts. Champagne was originally named "Kelly Brock," but the nickname "Champagne" stuck and is now her legal name. Prior to Champagne's irreverent approach to the "Great American Songbook," cabaret artists primarily stuck to one genre, and Champagne "broke the rules." Champagne's unique repertoire incorporated more modern songs written by artists such as Bob Dylan, David Bowie, Lou Reed, and Patti Smith and has since been emulated by many artists who came later including Justin Bond and Paula West. In the 1990s she recorded and toured with swing pioneers The New Morty Show, featuring band leader Morty Okin and singer Vise Grip including a 1-year engagement at the New York New York Hotel in Las Vegas, celebrating the music of Keely Smith and Louis Prima, Anita O'Day, and Louis Jordan. She still sings occasionally with the group.
In 1992, Champagne starred as Neely O'Hara in Phillip R. Ford's adaptation of "Valley of the Dolls," which ran for 4 months. She was spotted by director F. Allen Sawyer, who cast her as the legendary Judy Garland in a holiday spoof "Christmas With The Crawfords," which ran each holiday season for 12 years, playing in both LA and NYC. Working with drag performers Joey Arias and Doris Fish, was an inspiration to Champagne, and she credits them for helping develop vivid characters, and began her interest in the work of Charles Ludlam's Theater of the Ridiculous. Champagne then performed at many night clubs as Judy, using her same eclectic approach singing Garland classics along with contemporary songs, produced by Harry Lit and the late Dan Kryston. Sawyer, along with musical director Joe Wicht developed "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" at New Conservatory Theater which garnered several awards including the Bay Area Theater Critic's Circle Award for Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Musical. She then was cast in 2 Los Angeles productions of "Judy's Scary Little Christmas" directed by Broadway legend Kay Cole. For this performance Champagne won the Ovation Award for Outstanding Actress in a Musical. She often appears in clubs as Garland, and when asked if she is bored with being type cast in the Garland role, she answered "No—the character is always complex & interesting—plus I'm a performer and I like to work!"
Champagne has done numerous voiceover projects including the voice of Budgie in the animated feature FernGully 2: The Magical Rescue, voice-directed by Jack Fletcher and work with Nik Phelps and the Sprocket Ensemble.
Champagne has also performed in 2008 Dusty Springfield tribute show Brand New Me.[6] In 2009, Champagne reunited with Musical Director Scrumbly Koldewyn and began working with the award-winning underground theater group the Thrillpeddlers, and most recently appeared in Marat/Sade, directed by Russell Blackwood and produced by impresario Marc Huestis. In 2012, Champagne appeared in Trevor Anderson's Award winning independent film The Man That Got Away, which was featured internationally, including Berlinale Berlin, LA's OutFest and Toronto's HotDocs Film Festivals.
In the spring of 2016, Champagne is slated to appear as Judy Garland in Landmark Musical Theatre's Bay area premiere production of The Boy From Oz.[7]
She is currently based in San Francisco.
- single "Look Out Before the Word is No" (as Kelly Brock on Stymie Records)
- SF Compilation featuring Clocks of Paradise (Vet Records)
- La Strada (HeyDay Records) featuring original songs by They Might Be Giants and Jeff Trott of Sheryl Crow & World Par
- The Acoustic Music Project (HeyDay Records)
- Toast with The Electric Chairmen—(Weasel Disc) featuring Victor Krummenacher, Jonathan Segal, and John Kruth of Camper Van Beethoven
- The New Morty Show—Morty-Fied! (SlimStyle Records)
- Meet the Magnum Brutes featuring Connie Champagne (MG Records)
- Market Street Live (Du Nord Recording Company)
- Did Somebody Say Swing (Ripe Records)
- Pottery Barn Swing Compilation (Rock River, available through Pottery Barn)
- Imagine Judy Garland—An Evening with Connie Champagne (Castrobear Presents)
- Connie Sings Dusty (Appollo Records)
- Judy's Scary Little Christmas—(Original LA Cast Album)
- Judy—LIVE at the Rrazz Room! An Evening With Connie Champagne as Judy Garland (Adrian Records)
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas—Recorded at SF's Rrazz Room (Adrian Records)
- "Swing! The New-Retro Renaissance" V.Vale, V/Search Publications, (1998)
- "Hardcore California A History of Punk and New Wave", Peter Belsito and Bob Davis, Last Gasp Publications, (8th printing, October 2004)
- "Ferngully 2-The Magical Rescue" IMBD, Fox Video 1998
- ^ Whiting, Sam (June 17, 2010). "Connie Champagne almost a born Garland". San Francisco Chronicle. Retrieved February 12, 2013.
- ^ a b Lovendusky, Eugene (July 14, 2007), "Connie Champagne in 'Yellow Brick Road' at NCTC Opens 7/14", Broadway World, retrieved January 25, 2010
- ^ Genzlinger, Neil (November 27, 2001), "THEATER REVIEW; Dragging Out Essentials of a Holiday Perennial", The New York Times, retrieved January 25, 2010
- ^ Guthmann, Edward (June 26, 2003), "Singer Connie Champagne brings Judy Garland to life -- as she might have been today", San Francisco Chronicle, retrieved January 25, 2010
- ^ Lipton, Brian (March 7, 2008), "Hines, Lumbly, Payne, Ruta, Woods, et al. Win 2007 BACCA Awards", Theater Mania, retrieved January 25, 2010
- ^ Dodds, Richard (July 17, 2008), "Echoes of the Dusty Springfield songbook", Bay Area Reporter, retrieved January 25, 2010
- ^ Landmark Musical Theatre http://www.landmarkmusicals.com. Retrieved 4 February 2016. Missing or empty


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My mother's family were from Appledore and although I was born on a visit up north to my father's family, I was only a few months old when we came back. We lived in various houses in the village, Canal Cottages and Hawthorn being two of them. My Grandad and Granny King lived at 3 Victoria, my dear Aunt Mary and Uncle Len (Gray) lived at 4 Griffin where my cousin Duncan and his family still live. Aunt Alice and Uncle Fred lived at 102 The Street. My best friend was Iris Terry and her mum and dad Doris and Charlie were good friends of my parents. I spent the next 10 years in the village in idylic surroundings for my childhood. I went to the village school, to which we walked, no lifts from mum's 'taxi' in those days! Many happy leisure hours were spent walking along the canal banks, fishing with pins on sticks and spying on the courting couples! Also going down into the bunkers, which were still there the last time I visited, although the door and windows were bricked up. I remember riding my bike up to the village store to hand in mum's order along with the ration books. I remember vividly the day I went in and Margaret, the assistant at the time said the money wasn't in the book. What a panic, I cried all the way home and was not allowed to go to the church fete. However, luckily someone found the money and took it to the police station, yes we had one, and I was reprieved! We picked runner beans and strawberries at grandad's field up on the school road, got a trug full of apples or pears from nearby orchards. I see my brother has already been here before me and left his memories of holidays spent back in Appledore after we moved North for good, in May 1952, the year King George VI died. That was a horrible year. We all cried from Appledore the 300 miles to Newcastle!!! I still have cousins Val (Payne nee Coleman) and Maurice Coleman as well as Duncan mentioned earlier who still live in the village. Does anyone still remember us, Ethel (nee King) and Jackie Wright, Madeleine my older sister, myself Celia, sisters Susan and Janis and little brother Leonard (Lenny). I could go on all day about my memories but best get on. Hope that someone from Appledore reads this and adds theirs too. I will write again soon with more of my memories.
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Prakash Jain, director of international business development for ArvinMeritor in Troy, Mich., says air disc doesn't yet offer advantages that fleet owners are willing to pay extra for. Until sales volume increases, the prices will remain relatively high. That's where the government comes in.
"Safety agencies would rather have air-disc brakes than drums on heavy vehicles," says Jain. "However, they cannot mandate a particular type of brake. They can only mandate brake performance."
Jain and his colleagues believe the upcoming changes in stopping distances will be designed around the known capabilities of air discs. That would nudge the vehicle and component industries in the direction preferred by regulators.
But Jain warns against writing the obituary for air-powered drum brakes just yet. "Shorter stopping distances alone won't achieve the [air disc] goals officials have in mind," he says.
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Last December, ArvinMeritor brought a group of journalists to a research test track in Ohio, where the company demonstrated that drum brakes could outperform discs in a 60-mph emergency stop if they were fitted with more powerful air chambers and larger friction material.
"We were just trying to show that air disc isn't the only alternative for better braking," says Jain. ArvinMeritor manufacturers both drum and disc brakes.
Ron Bailey, technical sales manager for air disc at Bendix Commerical Vehicle Systems in Elyria, Ohio, acknowledges that drum brakes can be made more muscular, but he questions the safety of doing so. Larger drum brakes on a front axle can adversely affect driver control, he says. That's why front-axle drum brakes are typically smaller than those on the rear axle.
Bendix has done a considerable amount of comparison testing on the two systems. Company engineers recently shod a school bus with air discs to determine their effect on stopping distances. "The results were pretty dramatic," Bailey says. "Conventional drum brakes available today [will stop] a bus in about 252 feet, roughly 10 percent shorter than the current requirement. However, when we changed the vehicle to air disc, we cut the stopping distance to 208 feet — 72 feet (or 26 percent) shorter than the current requirement."
Bailey says disc brakes are mechanically preferable to drums because they can deliver consistently shorter stopping distances, in all conditions, without fading or overheating. He blames the market's lack of interest in air disc on the soiled reputation of earlier designs. "It's a shame we didn't come up with a new name for today's products, something other than air disc brakes," he says. "The current generation of product is [completely different] from its predecessors."
Higher costs expected
It is doubtful that a name change alone would boost sales much. As mentioned above, air disc brakes are still more expensive than hydraulic disc or air-powered drum, and few buyers are willing to pay extra for just greater stopping power — that is, unless they regularly travel over mountainous terrain.
Component manufacturers, though, have been looking for ways to advance brake systems beyond their traditional job description. Traction control and stability control, both widely available these days, are two of the additional roles for brakes. Meritor Wabco, a joint venture between ArvinMeritor and brake manufacturer Wabco recently introduced a rollover prevention device that uses the vehicle's anti-lock brake system and its engine's electronic control module to help keep all wheels on the ground, should a driver enter a curve or corner too fast. Called "roll stability control," the unit is basically a computerized gyroscope that senses unusual lateral forces and then electronically slows the vehicle by decelerating the engine, igniting the compression brake or applying the foundation brakes.
Many of these newfangled devices work with today's standard brake systems. Others, some of which are being developed, require the magic of electronic braking, a technology that's almost common in Europe but is still being tested here.
Electronic alternative?
Electronic braking, known as EBS or ECBS, does for brakes what ECMs do for engines: convert pedal position to an electronic signal, which is then zapped to wheel-end solenoids that apply the precise amount of brake pressure needed. Experts say the system has many benefits. It can automatically ratchet up power on under-performing brakes, resulting in more stable braking and even wear. It can also trigger an engine retarder and dial in the proper amount of braking assistance.
The elapsed time between pedal movement and brake actuation is about two-tenths of a second, roughly half the time of air and hydraulic systems. Warning lights immediately alert drivers if a brake becomes disabled, and malfunctions can be quickly and easily diagnosed, with a computer and the correct software.
"Electronic braking is attractive because it packages well and enables you to interface with other vehicle systems much more efficiently," says Dave Tarrant, a chief for medium-duty vehicles at Ford Motor Company. "The big issue is cost. It's a classic chicken-and-egg scenario: costs won't come down until volume rises, but volume won't rise until costs come down. Still, in the long term, I think EBS will catch on because, as vehicles become more and more electronic and sophisticated, [the system] will have benefits that make the transition worthwhile."
For right now, this level of brake wizardry is surely overkill for all but the most techno-savvy bus owners. But technology is only "futuristic" until enough people employ it. Then it's mainstream, even ordinary. It's impossible to predict when EBS will reach bus fleets, but it will happen soon after vehicle builders believe its features offer greater value, safety and efficiency. In the meantime, bus buyers will adjust to the new air and hydraulic systems that meet the forthcoming changes in NHTSA stopping-distance standards.
Paul Hartley is a freelance writer and photographer in Northfield, Minn.
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King Steven, full of sorrow and gloom, stared out his bedroom window watching Prince Samuel leading a large group of knights out of the castle grounds. He hoped the dragon would be slayed but what he really hoped was to find his dear daughter, Danielle.
He felt his wife's hand touch his shoulder softly. He took it and put his arm around her shoulders.
"We will find her. We just have to believe we can," Steven told her. She nodded leaning her head against his chest.
"What if she's lost? Or what if she has been kidnapped? And what about the dragon?" she asked.
"Then we have two things to worry about."
"Don't you mean three?" Another voice chimed in. Steven turned his head sharply to see his sister standing nearby. The woman's mouth was curved into a wide, wicked smile and her eyes peered deep into his making him fear her.
"Steven, who is this?" Maralyn exclaimed.
"T-this i-iis-"
"So he hasn't told you either. Well it seems no one in the kingdom knows who I am. That is very wrong you know," she said with a smirk.
"Steven?" Maralyn spoke again.
"She is my sister." Maralyn gasped.
"Your sister?!"
"Correct," Andorra said. Steven glared at her with thoughts running through his mind.
You will regret ever becoming king.
"So it's you. You are the one who rose this dragon from the dead to destroy our kingdom," he accused her.
"Not exactly," Andorra mutterd.
"But there something else I have done."
" Danielle?" The king asked. Andorra nodded.
"What have you done with her?" Steven and Maralyn looked at eachother.
"That is only for me to know," Andorra replied beginning to vanish. Once she did her voice apeared again.
"Don't worry, she isn't dead."
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New Delhi, Aug 6: Minister for Tourism and Culture Ambika Soni will inaugurate two exhibitions at the Children's Museum building in the Siri Fort Complex on Wednesday, Aug 6.
The two exhibitions are 'Delhi Past and Present' and 'Astitva - A Quest for Identity'. "Astitva - a quest for identity", an exhibition on heritage awareness, has been put-up by the museology department of the National Museum Institute with the aim of sensitising visitors to issues relating to heritage preservation through public participation.
"Delhi - Past and Present" is a photo-exhibition highlighting changes that has occurred in the vicinity of Delhi monuments over the last few decades. It has been put-up by the Delhi circle of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
Problems relating to conservation, restoration and changing ambience of these monuments, particularly the pressure created by growing urbanization, will be displayed in these photographs.
The Children's Museum building was taken over by the ASI from the Delhi Development Authority sometime back for establishment of a Children's Museum and Heritage Centre.
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Welcome to Bennington Elementary School
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- Blackout
When a busy family's activities come to a halt because of a blackout, they find they enjoy spending time together and not being too busy for once.
- Alec's primer
A young slave's journey to freedom begins when a plantation owner's granddaughter teaches him how to read. Based on the childhood of Alec Turner (1845-1923) who escaped from slavery by joining the Union Army during the Civil War and later became a landowner in Vermont
- Malian's song
- Lots and lots of coins
- Bat time
Before she goes to bed, Leila shares a special moment with her father, watching bats enjoying an insect feast in the backyard.
- Curious George saves his pennies
When George finds a train at the toy store he would like, he decides to save his money until he can buy it.
- The Yoyo and the Piggy Bank
- I can read with my eyes shut
The Cat in the Hat takes Young Cat in tow to show him the fun he can get out of reading.
- Fox in socks
This one is a tongue twister. It's a book you read aloud to find out just how smart your tongue is.
- Junie B., first grader : turkeys we have loved and eaten (and other thankful stuff)
To celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday, Mr. Scary's first grade class prepares a Thankful List for the school contest, but Junie B. Jones finds it hard to be grateful for squash or Tattletale May.
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My 405 has recently started recording silly high speeds, which is preventing me from being able to tell what my real highest speed is on training runs. Looking at my mile splits from each run, it always happens in the first mile, which makes me think it's probably happening right at the start. All the rest of the functions are working fine and all the rest of the data it records seem to be accurate.
I thought it might be caused by starting the timer before it had locked in on the satellite signal, thus confusing it as to how fast I was actually going, but yesterday I made sure it was locked in and ready to go well before I started running, and it still happened.
My 'top speed' yesterday was 17mph, last week it was 243mph. Does anyone have any idea what might be going on and how to get it sorted out?
Can't help you, I use a 110.
Tonight it recorded 4,024.4.mph. WTF???
Well, when I start it up it spends a couple of minutes finding a signal. A little bar on the screen shows this happening, then when it's found the signals it needs it just goes straight to the time/pace/distance screen. So I assumed it was properly homed in before starting, and looking at my route maps it is recording my routes right from the start.
I emailed Garmin support about getting a new battery put in about 6 months ago. (I don't think that's the problem here, I just wanted a better battery life on long runs.) I knew it was out of warranty so said I'd be happy to pay for it. Their reply just said 'Sorry, your unit is out of warranty.' I emailed them back again saying yes, I know, but I'm offering to pay for the service if you can provide it. And they replied again saying the exact same thing: 'Sorry, your unit is out of warranty.' I wasn't very chuffed with their lack of helpfulness...
But I shall try again! Thanks for the suggestions...
Silly question, but have you tried resetting it? Pressing both buttons on the side at once until the screen goes blank?


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Release: Aug 13, 2015
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When I saw the other review, I KNEW I had to write one as well. I rated this movie a 9/10 because, while its not the best movie in the world- its EXACTLY what I want to see in a Barbie movie aimed at young girls.
I watched this movie with my 4 year old daughter. I often suffer thru Barbie movies for her, because SHE loves them and I love her. I have been pleasantly surprised by the improving quality of these movies. the previous movie, Secret door was fun and the music was really catchy. Rock 'n' Royalty movie was even better, IMHO. It has GREAT music (I have even learned 'What if I Shine' on the piano to play for my daughter) The plot line is fantastic! There is no cliché villain who is just evil for evil's sake - EVERY character has an understandable motivation and their actions cause real conflict. The main characters act in a way that is commendable - I LOVE that there is a moment when they (Erica and Courtney) have the opportunity to choose an easy path, but they CHOOSE to stick with the course they are on and tough it out! Great message for young girls. Super fun and a great movie for young girls! I highly recommend it.


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Since joining Carlyle in 2005, Mr. Gaur has been actively involved with Carlyle's investment in current portfolio companies including Infotech Enterprises, Value & Budget Housing Corporation, Great Offshore, Allsec Technologies, Dee Development Engineers and continues to work with them from a portfolio management perspective. Mr. Gaur was also actively involved in managing Carlyle's investments in Quality Engineering & Software Technologies (QuEST) and Financial Software & Systems, Tirumala Milk Products, Claris Lifesciences including in Carlyle's exit from these companies.
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One of the thornier issues that arise from our increasing technical knowledge involve the rights of embryos. Today, a friend pointed out an article that shocked me -- Great Britain is planning on allowing its scientists to create human based chimeras.
According to an article in the Telegraph entitled Chimera embryos have right to life, say bishops, by Jonathan Price, draft legislation in the U.K. would allow scientists to create "human-animal hybrid embryos" - "so-called 'chimeras'" in their laboratories for research "as long as they destroy them within two weeks."
Now, I personally don't believe that such chimeras should be created at all. I don't care if it they are created for scientific research because they call for the creation of a new type of human being -- one that is mixed with a non-human. Regardless of my religious beliefs, the idea of intentionally creating such chimeras simply strikes me as mad-scientist-type behavior.
Moreover, it raises issues involving humanness and the life to right: if the chimera is half-human, does it have the right to life? The article says that the Bishops of the Roman Catholic Church say that even half-human chimeras should retain that right as fully as any other non-chimera human.
But the Catholic bishops of England and Wales, in a submission to the Parliamentary joint committee scrutinising the draft legislation, said that the genetic mothers of "chimeras" should be able to raise them as their own children if they wished.
The bishops said that they did not see why these "interspecies" embryos should be treated any differently than others.
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The bishops, who believe that life begins at conception, said that they opposed the creation of any embryo solely for research, but they were also anxious to limit the destruction of such life once it had been brought into existence.
In their submission to the committee, they said: "At the very least, embryos with a preponderance of human genes should be assumed to be embryonic human beings, and should be treated accordingly.
"In particular, it should not be a crime to transfer them, or other human embryos, to the body of the woman providing the ovum, in cases where a human ovum has been used to create them.
"Such a woman is the genetic mother, or partial mother, of the embryo; should she have a change of heart and wish to carry her child to term, she should not be prevented from doing so."
Wow, what a mess. Sometimes our great technology drives us forward into areas of philosophy, sociology and theology faster than we can handle. This is one area that the United Kingdom should hesitate to legitimize without thinking long, hard and carefully about the implications accompanying creating half-human beings.