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You better break in your TC right!!
That's right...these SRT8's have a different Transfer case than a regular Jeep to handle the 392 power and torque.
The minute it comes off the delivery truck you should gingerly drive it to a parking lot and immediately perform....
5- 360' turns to the right
5-360's left
5-360's right in reverse
5-360's left in reverse
5-circle 8's left and right
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at 500-1000 miles have the transfer case flushed and refilled and your good to go... debris from break-in NEEDS to be removed.
Remember all the problems earlier with people having clicking and grinding and binding issues? The clutch packs need to be broken in properly they are VERY TIGHT when assembled
Don't just listen to me the SRT8 engineers instructed people who were having these issues to perform the above mentioned manuvers at break-in then have the TC flushed and refilled! There are posts here and on the red-site hint-hint.
Be smart break-in IS VERY IMPORTANT!! I personally would NOT TAKE IT OUT for it's first run to stretch it's legs even on a test drive UNTIL the TC is broken in properly.
My 2cents worth...just trying to help out
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Hmm I can't find that info in the manual. Anyone doing this?
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I did it just in case. This was for early builds when they were having problems with the fluid in the transfer case. It was a recommendation brought from SRT I believe to mesh the gears in the transfer case or something like that.
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Childcare in Ireland is going through a time of great change at present. The National Childcare Investment Programme (NCIP) is working to develop childcare provision across Ireland. Cork City Childcare is one of 30 Childcare Committees implementing the work of NCIP at local level. Cork City Childcare believe that parents are the primary carers and educators of their children, but that indeed society should share responsibility with parents.
We are in the lucky position of having excellent childcare services in Cork. Unfortunately the services can't accommodate the need. The provision of childcare is essential in enabling parents work or return to education. Accessible affordable childcare is fundamental to the social and economic life of our city. Cork City Childcare is working very hard to support the development of the quantity and quality of childcare in Cork.
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At times landlord-tenant relations can turn sour, including when tenants refuse to leave after given proper 30-day notice to do so. A landlord may have to seek eviction in those instances. When a tenant won't budge, the courts are often the landlord's only alternative.
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Normally, landlords can seek eviction when tenants refuse to leave after receiving proper notice to vacate. Tenant eviction is court-ordered and often carried out by law enforcement officers. To evict tenants refusing to leave a landlord must first file a complaint with the court and then wait for the tenant's answer. If the landlord wins an eviction, the tenant either goes voluntarily or is escorted off the rental property by a law enforcement officer.
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California landlords seeking tenant eviction must file an unlawful detainer lawsuit in Superior Court. Unlawful detainer suits are summary court procedures, meaning they move quickly. Once a California landlord files, a tenant usually has five days to respond to the landlord's summons and complaint. In California, if a tenant disputes a landlord's unlawful detainer suit, the presiding judge will usually set a trial date within 20 days, deciding for or against the landlord.
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Landlords cannot use what are called "self-help measures" to evict tenants, even when they refuse to leave after proper notice. Prohibited landlord self-help eviction measures include physically removing tenants, changing their locks or cutting off their utilities. Landlords who use self-help measures are subject to fines as well liability for any tenant damages. For landlords actively working to evict tenants refusing to move, it's best to let the courts handle the matter.
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Mrs. Ruby Mae Kirby, 88, of Paducah, Kentucky, passed away Sunday, July 13, 2014, at the Lourdes Hospital in Paducah.
Memorial graveside funeral services will be conducted on Friday, July 18, 2014, at 11 a.m. at the New Liberty Cemetery.
Mrs. Kirby was born April 21, 1926, in Madison County, Tennessee, to the late Bernard and Sarah (Pyles) Babb. She was a retired audit clerk for Sears Roebuck and a member of the First Baptist Church in Paducah.
She was preceded in death by a son, Larry Michael Kirby; an infant daughter, Freida Dianne Kirby; two sisters, Annie Pearl Elder and Ruth Haskins; two brothers, L.B. Babb and Earl Babb.
She is survived by her husband, Lonnie Fred Kirby; a son, Donald Ray (Debbie) Kirby, of Paducah, Kentucky; and three grandchildren, Leigh Anne (Clint) Roberts, Adam Kirby and Brent Kirby.
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Calculating terminal speed
In the 22,000 Foot Fall episode of Mythbusters, Adam did a calculation of how long it should take for a falling person to reach terminal speed. It occurred to me that there's a wrong (but simple) way and a right (but complicated) way to do this calculation — I wonder which one was used on the show to come up with 487 feet?
First, the simple way. From numerous tests in previous episodes, the Mythbusters know that the terminal speed of a person falling through air is about 120 miles per hour. Based on that, you could try to figure out the fall height it takes to achieve that speed using the formula
(It'll become clear later on why I'm calling the height ). This formula comes from the kinematic equation with initial velocity , final velocity , and acceleration . Plugging in the numbers and calculating gives
That's reasonably close to what Adam got on the show, so I'm guessing this is the method he used. (In other news, Google actually makes a pretty awesome calculator)
Now, what's wrong with that, and how do you correct it? Well, for starters, a falling body never really reaches terminal speed. What actually happens is that, as the body's speed gradually increases, the force of air resistance also gradually increases. This, in turn, reduces the net acceleration, meaning that the speed changes progressively less and less as the body falls. This means that the speed follows what we call an asymptotic curve, getting closer and closer to some particular value but never quite reaching it. For a falling object, that particular value is the terminal speed.
The real situation makes it a bit tricky to calculate just how far off the mark Adam's calculation was. The thing is, we're trying to calculate how far the body takes to reach a speed which it never reaches. So technically, the correct answer is "an infinite distance." What we can do, on the other hand, is calculate what the body's speed would be after falling that distance, which is probably what's important for testing the myth. Adam and Jamie simply want to ensure that after falling , their dummy's speed is a reasonable approximation to what its speed would be after falling .
Now, on to the math. To calculate what happens to the falling body, we'll need Newton's second law,
where the dot indicates the time derivative ( and ). This can be rearranged to
and integrated to give
(I did it in Mathematica). Now we can rearrange this to solve for velocity,
and integrate one more time to get the position,
In order to compare the speeds when a body is dropped from vs. , we'll need to solve this for time,
and plug it back into the expression for above. When we do that, notice that we're going to wind up taking the hyperbolic tangent of an inverse hyperbolic cosine, so we can use the identity
(valid for ). In this case, is that exponential,
so substituting in, I wind up with
That's a wacky-looking equation... but at last it's time to plug in some numbers.
First of all, we know (or are assuming) that terminal speed is . To make use of that, we can go all the way back to Newton's second law,
By definition, at terminal speed (when falling), . So we can start by plugging that in, and after a little rearrangement we get
This is awfully convenient because the combination of variables on the right occurs as-is in the equation for speed. Now we know its value is just the terminal speed squared, . And in fact, now we can simplify the speed equation to
which makes it pretty obvious that the velocity is closely related to the terminal speed — as it should be.
At this point the only combination of unknown variables left is , which, according that last manipulation of Newton's law, is equal to . Recognize that formula? It's just , the reciprocal of the height we (like Adam) would have calculated the naive way. So we can rewrite the speed equation in an even cleaner form,
Now all that's left in this equation is a couple of simple, physically meaningful constants, namely the terminal velocity and the "vacuum drop height" (or whatever you want to call it), and the variables we want to deal with: final height , initial height , and the speed . When you can pull it off, this is the best way to express a physics equation because it's really clear what each piece means, and that makes it easy to understand what the equation expresses about the world.
Anyway, back to the problem at hand. First, we want to find the speed that the actual gunner in the myth would have had after falling from his plane. Plugging in and , we get
As expected, it's pretty much exactly terminal velocity. In fact, you can calculate just how tiny the deviation is by using a Taylor series:
That exponent is about , so we get a deviation of about . No measuring device on Earth could detect that! But of course we don't even know the terminal velocity of a person that precisely — it probably changes by more than that anyway when a fold of his jacket flips up or down.
Finally, though, let's figure out how quickly the Mythbusters' dummy would have been falling at ground level if he fell 500 feet (without a guide wire). Just plug in and and you get
That's a good way off from the they were aiming for — about a 20% difference, actually! It just goes to show that you can't always trust the simple calculations to be accurate approximations. But in this case, I really don't think it matters. It seemed pretty clear from the actual test that the dummy, had it been a real person, wouldn't have survived at any speed, with all the shrapnel flying around. And besides, I think that the presence of the shockwave would have actually made the impact worse, rather than cushioning the fall... but that's perhaps a question for another day and another post.


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I was wondering, I'm noticing a lot of Android watch buyers lately, especially on Facebook's (WOTD - Watch of the Day), where I see many people showing their love for Androids. But are they good watch company? Or are people going crazy for them because of the size and look?


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So much for that digital experiment. News Corp. announced Monday that it will stop producing its tablet-only periodical The Daily on Dec. 15.
At its peak, the national publication had 100,000 subscribers and was looking to expand beyond the tablet. But success gave way to troubles that are typical in the modern-day newspaper industry, with News Corp. laying off 50 Daily employees over the summer.
"The problem was The Daily's daily nature," writes Mashable's Lance Ulanoff. "It put it in competition not only with every daily newspaper and Web site in America, but put an enormous financial burden on News Corp. just to keep it running. It's pretty clear to me that the subscription model did not do what News Corp. and its partners anticipated when it launched in Feb 2011."
Jesse Angelo, the digital newspaper's executive editor, will move on to become the publisher of the New York Post. The Post, like the Daily, is owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.
The move is part of a bigger company initiative to split News Corp. into two separate companies, one focused on print and publishing, the other on broadcast.
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News Corp. is beginning a reorganization that will split the company in two. Publishing properties including the Post, HarperCollins and the Wall Street Journal will remain under the name News Corp. A new entertainment-focused company, Fox Group, will include Fox News, Fox Broadcasting and 20th Century Fox films. Murdoch will retain leadership positions at both companies.
News of the end of the Daily was part of a larger announcement about the company's division. In a company statement, Murdoch praised the Daily and its staff.
"From its launch, the Daily was a bold experiment in digital publishing and an amazing vehicle for innovation. Unfortunately, our experience was that we could not find a large enough audience quickly enough to convince us the business model was sustainable in the long-term. Therefore we will take the very best of what we have learned at the Daily and apply it to all our properties. Under the editorial leadership of Editor-in-Chief Col Allan and the business and digital leadership of Jesse, I know the New York Post will continue to grow and become stronger on the Web, on mobile, and not least, the paper itself. I want to thank all of the journalists, digital and business professionals for the hard work they put into the Daily."
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Years ago, Devon Avenue in west Rogers Park mainly was a Jewish
community. Today, this bustling neighborhood is known as "Little
India." Make sure to bring a hearty appetite when you visit,
because the Indian restaurants are known for their buffets. A
couple of our favorites are the popular Viceroy of India and
Sher-a-Punjab, a hole-in-the-wall that has a terrific lunch buffet
for $7.95.
My kids used to only eat the chicken tandoori and naan
bread. When asked to try new Indian dishes, "No way!" would be a
kind way to describe their response. Over the years, they've come
to eat their words, along with second and third helpings of gulab
jamun, doughnut holes soaked in a sweet syrup, now my son's
favorite dessert.
Of course, we never leave Little India without wandering a
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WHITEHORSE – Community Services Minister Archie Lang today announced the release of What We Heard, a document that summarizes the public and stakeholder meetings that were held in the spring to gather input for the Yukon Infrastructure Plan.
"I wish to thank everyone who took the time to meet with our team in communities across Yukon to participate in the development of a long-term infrastructure plan for Yukon," Lang said. "The project ideas and priorities identified by First Nations governments, municipalities, local advisory councils and Yukon citizens will be considered in the planning process to prioritize projects under the Building Canada fund."
The consultation helped to confirm the existing state of infrastructure in Yukon, identify needs and gaps, and to identify the most significant 10- to 15-year infrastructure priorities in each community. The meetings included face-to-face meetings with First Nations governments, municipalities, local advisory councils and the public.
The Yukon Infrastructure Plan, which falls under the Building Canada Fund, will be completed this fall and will be used to identify various projects that are eligible for funding beginning in 2009 through to 2014. The plan will focus on five key categories: drinking water, wastewater, solid waste, roads and green energy.
The Government of Yukon will submit Annual Capital Plans to the Government of Canada that outline the proposed projects in each year. Once approved, the Yukon government anticipates that an announcement will be made on next year's projects in 2010.
Under the plan Government of Yukon is eligible to receive $182.9 million ($26.13 million per year) seven years ending in 2014. Funding will target priority infrastructure projects intended to drive economic growth and productivity, achieve environmental goals, and build strong, sustainable communities. Canada will provide up to 75 per cent of the cost of eligible projects.
What We Heard is available online at www.community.gov.yk.ca.
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Discover how to build a brand through social media marketing and why the best crisis management plan is an organized strategy in this conversation between Major League Soccer player and SNHU student Heath Pearce and Dr. Patricia Spirou, chairwoman of SNHU's marketing department.
Structure your online marketing degree to fit your interests by taking advantage of the program's wide variety of elective offerings. At SNHU, you can explore marketing topics like sales management, international retailing, direct marketing, brand communications, advertising copy, design and media planning.
In the BS in Marketing program, you'll learn how to:
As a private, nonprofit university, SNHU has one mission – to help you see yourself succeed. The benefits of earning your bachelor's in marketing online at SNHU include:
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports various employment opportunities in marketing are expected to increase by 12 percent through 2022. In 2012, about 24 percent of advertising and promotions managers worked for advertising agencies. About 16 percent of marketing managers worked in the management of companies and enterprises industry.
With an online marketing degree under your belt, you'll have the skills required for a variety of entry- and mid-level marketing roles in advertising, customer relations, market research, product/brand management, product distribution, purchasing, retail management and sales.
In the online bachelor's in marketing degree program, you can tailor your coursework to fit your interests. Broad elective offerings include courses in advertising, branding, communication, campaign development, retailing and sales.
This course is designed to give students an understanding of the concepts involved in integrated marketing communication (IMC) which includes a focus on social media and the role they play in advertising, public relations, branding, and corporate communication strategies. This course focuses on the planning, research and creative skills needed to reach promotional objectives.
Selling is a real life skill that everyone uses every day no matter what the profession. The role of professional salespeople is to uncover the needs and wants of buyers in order to develop value-added relationships. This role is vital to the marketer as it entails creating value for and communicating value to the customer which positively impacts the success of an organization's marketing strategy. This introductory selling course focuses on the basic sales skills and tools necessary to become a successful professional salesperson. Although the topic of business-to-consumer (B2C) sales is addressed, the emphasis is placed on business-to-business (B2B) sales, the sales process and sales methodology.
This course compares and contrasts secondary and primary research with emphasis on the latter. Students explore different types of primary research as well as the basic research methods. It focuses primarily on the survey.
This course explores the behavior that consumers display in searching, purchasing, using, evaluating and disposing of products.
This is the capstone course of the undergraduate marketing curriculum. It focuses primarily on the decisions required of marketing executives as they seek to develop, implement and control integrated marketing programs. Students will be asked to apply their understanding of marketing principles covered in other marketing courses to solve specific company problems. Topics include a diversity of product, market and industry environments. Writing Intensive Course.
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This course focuses on the creative end of advertising, including the actual presentation of advertisements. Harmony, consistency and effective use of colors, headlines, subheadlines, borders and amplification of the features, as well as advantages and benefits of the product/service, are emphasized. Students will be familiar with the creative competencies and skills needed in the formulation of effective campaigns in various media.
This course addresses the connection between media and markets from a quantitative perspective. Students learn to read and understand available statistical tools providing measurement data of media audiences and media usage patterns. The course covers media selection criteria, such as effective reach and frequency, cost per thousand and cost per rating point, weighting, and continuity patterns. Students also become cognizant of the impact of a firm's corporate strategies, particularly the marketing and financial strategies, on media planning. Lastly, the course considers the strategic issues of fragmentation and selectivity as new technology and methods of reaching target markets emerge. Writing intensive course.
This course focuses on effective supply chain strategies for companies that operate globally with emphasis on how to plan and integrate supply chain components into a coordinated system. Students are exposed to concepts and models important in supply chain planning with emphasis on key tradeoffs and phenomena. The course introduces and utilizes key tactics such as risk pooling and inventory placement, integrated planning and collaboration, and information sharing.
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Britney Spears: Starbucks Stop in LA
Getting her morning dose of caffeine, Britney Spears paid a visit to a Starbucks coffee shop in Los Angeles earlier today (March 19).
Joined by boyfriend David Lucado, the "Oops I Did It Again" singer snagged both a hot coffee and an iced libation for energy to tackle the day's to-do list.
In related news, Spears recently tried to be kind to a homeless man only to have a security guard stage a major overreaction.
Britney withdrew $100 from an ATM after the vagrant pleaded with her for aid. According to a witness, "The man declared, 'Please help me…I'm at the end of my rope!' — so she walked to a nearby ATM, withdrew five crisp $20 bills and placed them in his hand — then shrieked in surprise when he suddenly hoisted her in a big bear hug."
"The store's security guard came running and snatched the money out of the guy's hand, shooing him away. But Britney said, 'No!…No! Give this man his money back! I gave it to him!' She's often seen as a wacky diva, but most times her heart's in the right place."
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I attended my first BREW conference in San Diego last week. It was an excellent event by all measures - good sessions, announcements, and people. It's easily one of the best wireless events I've ever attended.
Qualcomm introduced a number of new components into the BREW platform. I had seen many of these concepts before, but from smaller companies. When I see them added into the BREW platform, I think, "OK, this is going to be mainstream. We're not simply talking about the dreams of a handful of entrepreneurs."
One of the first introductions of the week was with Adobe.
Full support of the Adobe three screen initiative with FLASH is big deal. A richer media environment eventually making it's way on to a lot of cell phones (Qualcomm stated that they had 100M devices in the market) is a good thing and will drive use of data services. Also made me wonder what else Qualcomm has in mind longer term - they had a demo of MediaFLO in the car. Will we see the BREW platform move beyond cell phones to portable media players or into the living room?
Support for off-deck content sales. This should open a lot of opportunities for smaller publishers as well as brands to get their applications on to more handsets.
Widgets ... I feel like I've been speaking about the power of Widgets to drive adoption of data services on cell phones for a long time. I've been speaking about why it's not a great idea to try to shrink the desktop experience on to a small screen. (See research) However, when Andrew Gilbert and Paul Jacobs say the the mobile browser is not the future and that they don't believe in shrinking the desktop experience ... wow, a lot of people listen. This was one of the best things I heard at the conference. Adding widget support to the BREW platform (with Plaza) should be exciting news for publishers.
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CBS 2 Exclusive: Secrets Of The NYPD
Even Watchdog Committee Doesn't Know The Truths
NYPD 2005 Firearms Discharge Report
CBS 2 Exclusive: Dept. That Can't Shoot Straight
Lou Young
(CBS) NEW YORK The NYPD keeps its internal reports so close to the vest that even elected officials who are supposed to keep watch over the department do not get the information they say they need.
CBS 2 HD obtained a copy of the NYPD's 2005 Firearms Discharge Report and shared it with our viewers last week. The report shows New York officers with a mere 8 percent accuracy rate during gunfights in that year.
The disturbing statistic was news to us, but amazingly it was also news to Councilman Peter Vallone Jr. The Chairman of the Public Safety Committee hadn't even seen the report until we posted on wcbstv.com.
"It doesn't make sense, but unfortunately it is part of a pattern," Vallone said.
Vallone complained that NYPD statistics have been kept under lock and key since the early days of the Rudy Giuliani administration. He said it's a lack of transparency that needs to end.
Looking at the 2005 report, he now says he needs more information.
"They might have a problem," Vallone said. "Or it might be an anomaly. We just don't know because we don't have the statistics, which is why I put a bill in to force them to turn the information over."
Vallone said if the department keeps hanging on to the reports the legislation could go to a vote by this coming Fall.
Critics of the department's firearms training said the NYPD has allowed firearm proficiency to slide even as the high-capacity 9mm handgun has become the department standard.
Firearms instructor and former New York State Trooper John Parmerton says it's simple:
"Firearms and street tactics is a diminishing skill. You have to be constantly working at it, yet you go up to (the NYPD firing range at) Rodman's Neck and fire at a paper target that doesn't move."
New York City police officers are required to go to the range twice a year to be qualified with their weapons, but only specialized units get regular tactical training. Privately, experts wonder if training problems could be at the root of the controversial large volume shootings like Amadou Diallo, or more recently Sean Bell. The department has called these cases of "contagious gunfire." Critics told CBS 2 HD that the incidents look more like poor training: a phenomenon some call "pray and spray."
Whatever the issue, it isn't limited to the NYPD. Eugene O'Donnell, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice said the 2005 Firearms Discharge Report is not surprising.
"My reaction is that cops don't hit people a lot," O'Donnell said. "But that's not an NYPD problem, that's a country problem. We had a shooting in Florida where they fired 288 shots and missed the guy 282 times. It's a big issue."
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SEATTLE - Two people were assaulted and robbed at gunpoint early Saturday morning in the University District, according to the Seattle Police Department.
Officers responded to a report of an armed robbery in the 5600 block of 16th Avenue Northeast at about 1:36 a.m.
Police said two people were walking home from a party when two men appeared from the bushes, confronted them and one took out a semi-automatic handgun.
The man with the gun struck both of the victims' faces with the weapon.
According to police, one of the men took a victim's cellphone, wallet and keys.
The two men fled the scene on foot southbound on 16th Avenue Northeast.
During an area check, police could not find the two men.
The two victims were not seriously injured.
Police described the two men as black, in their early 20s, both wearing navy or black hooded sweatshirts and one was armed with a handgun.
The incident remains as an active and open investigation.
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Utica, NY (WIBX) – Concerns over the ongoing unrest in Egypt pushed oil prices over $100 per barrel this week, before they settled back into the double-digits.
Ed Welsh, central region general manager for AAA, says any 'unrest' in the Middle East forces oil and gas prices higher.
"Certainly as oil speculators view this it drives the price of oil up. If it wasn't for the Egyptian situation we would probably see oil prices flat or possibly going down because we have a good supply right now, so it's now an issue of supply."
How does Egypt play a role in the oil supply?
Welsh says there are about 1.8 million barrels of oil transported through the Suez Canal each day. Plus, another 1.1 million barrels that are funneled through an oil pipeline adjacent to the canal, total nearly 3-million barrels each day.
Locally, the average price in the Utica-Rome market is $3.36 per gallon this week. That's up just one penny over the past two weeks. But, as Welsh said, gas would likely be trending in the opposite direction if not for the chaos in Egypt.
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Christmas tree has roots in several ancient traditions
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The Christmas tree, or evergreens, as a form [auth] of winter decoration dates back to ancient times. Trees that remained green all year were symbols of resurrection and life during the coldest, darkest months of the year. People hung evergreen boughs over their doors and windows to ward off evil spirits.
The Romans marked the shortest day of the year with the feast of Saturnalia in honor of Saturn, the god of agriculture. They decorated their temples and homes with evergreen trees as a reminder that farms and orchards would soon be green and fruitful. To mark the occasion, they decorated their homes and temples with evergreen boughs.
Likewise, in Northern Europe, the Druid priests used evergreens as a symbol of everlasting life. The Vikings attributed the evergreens to the sun god, Balder.
In Christian times, Christmas trees originated in Renaissance Germany when small trees were brought into the home, although they are also associated with St. Boniface (675 – 754) and his conversion of the German people.
Alternatively, it is identified with the tree of paradise in medieval mystery plays that were given on Dec. 24 and the commemoration of Adam and Eve, where a tree was decorated with apples (forbidden fruit) and wafers for the Eucharist as symbols of redemption.
In Latvia and Estonia, the Brotherhood of Blackheads, an association of unmarried merchants and ship owners, erected a tree for the holidays in their guild houses in Riga and Reval, in 1441, 1442, 1510 and 1514.
Although bringing the Christmas tree to England is often credited to Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, the tree made its first appearance after George III's marriage to German-born queen, Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, when she gave a Christmas party for children in 1800. Queen Victoria was already familiar with trees that the family decorated while she was a child, but Prince Albert popularized it.
The tradition was viewed with distrust by the Puritan settlers of America. The church fathers fought the frivolity of Christmas and its pagan representation, the tree.
In 1659, the General Court of Massachusetts enacted a law making any observance of Dec. 25, other than church services, a penal offense. People were fined for hanging pagan decorations. Elsewhere, though, the Pennsylvania Dutch maintained community trees as early as 1747.
The Christmas tree was introduced to Canada in the winter of 1781 by Brunswick soldiers stationed in Quebec. Gen. Friedrich Adolf Riedesel and his wife, the Baroness von Riedesel, held a Christmas party, delighting their guests with a fir tree decorated with candles and fruits.
The Christmas tree became accepted by the American culture around the 1840s. It became a regular feature of the American Christmas décor in the 1880s. Both dates span the time thought of as the Victorian era and perhaps this is why Prince Albert is believed to have brought the Germanic tradition to the English-speaking world.
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Mom's nutty granola/
This is Week #26 of my 2011 cooking challenge! Click here to view all recipes from this challenge. All recipes created for this challenge come from the Food and Wine Annual Cookbook 2010: An Entire Year of Recipes.
I talk to my husband about almost everything I make in the kitchen. "Guess what?! I'm making fruity ice cubes tonight!" He doesn't make me feel weird for being an obsessed foodie. Ok, sometimes he makes fun of my incessant cookbook-perusing, but it's all in good fun. A few days ago I made this granola recipe and I hadn't had a chance to tell him about it. The following morning he saw it on the counter and ate a big helping. It was cute how pleasantly surprised he was about finding it. I will admit that I'm not the hugest granola eater myself, but this stuff is good. Really really good. It is packed with flavor and nuts. I have many ideas for it in the very near future.
My first idea was to put it into a fruit parfait, which I will write more about in another post. My husband ate it as cereal. And we have also been snacking on it.
It is super easy to throw together.
Preheat your oven to 325 degrees F.
In a large bowl, toss together:
3 cups old-fashioned rolled oats
1/2 cup unsalted roasted peanuts
1/2 cup unsalted roasted almonds
1/2 cup unsalted roasted pumpkin seeds (I used walnuts in place of these)
1/2 cup unsalted roasted sunflower seeds
1/4 cup wheat germ
In a small bowl, dissolve 1 teaspoon of salt in 1 tablespoon of hot water.
Whisk in:
3/4 cup honey
1/2 cup vegetable oil
Stir the liquid into the nuts and coat thoroughly. Spread the mixutre onto a large, rimmed baking sheet.
Bake the granola in the center of the oven for 40 minutes, stirring every 10 minutes, until it is nearly dry. Turn off the oven and prop the door open halfway. Let the granola cool in the oven, stirring often.
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Detailed questions about furnace
Ok, I am puzzled. I began this DIY project on my Bryant 373lav because when a call for heat was placed, the the inducer motor would start and the igniter would glow but no propane would be released by the gas valve. A test of the gas valve revealed no voltage.
The manual states I need a new control board, fine, done.
New control board installed (this one has the led diagnostic feature.) led 3 slow, 3 fast then swapping over to 1 slow and 3 fast, Flame Rollout Switch. All sensors test good for ohms, circuits closed but no there is no voltage when the unit is plugged in. Further, the fan begins blowing and does not stop until the unit is unplugged (I understand the reason for this.)
I also jumped each and everyone of them but could not identify which might be bad. I also jumped all of them at the same time, still the led flashes.
I am just a DIY kind of guy, certainly not a pro but know my way around most stuff but this one is kicking my A$$.
Roll out switches and limits should be closed, not open.
Above the burners there should be a limit control stamped L170F or similar and attached to the wire from it is a red diode transistor thingy which is a thermal fuse and rollout device. If it is open then the fan will run all the time as the board thinks the limit is open and furnace is overheated and needs cooling down.
Thanks but?
Sorry, I meant the thermal switches are closed, therefore no resistance with the ohm meter.
I understand the thermal fuse above the burners, it doesn't have a red reset button like many but I have tested it with the ohmmeter; it is good. I have put jumper leads on it, no change. I have bypassed it taping the two wires together, no change.
I have done this with each and every thermal fuse in the unit, no change.
Sorry if I was unclear with my initial post, perhaps this clarifies the situation.
One of the pins in the white Molex plugs/wiring harnesses may be damaged/pushed back or not making proper male/female connection. You need to check all those connections on the board and in the harnesses etc. If it has that skinny flat 16 pin connector those are easily damaged and hopefully you did not get it reversed and jammed on 180 degrees out.
I will check all of the low voltage connections now.
Mission Accomplished!!!
Thanks Gentlemen,
You can move that one over into the win column and have a beer!
Just as yuri suggested, Molex not fully seated.
Poor rookie running around in circles no more.
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Angry Birds still exists???
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Gio van Bronckhorst says Arsenal can expect a warm welcome and a "crazy atmosphere" when they kick off their Asia Tour in Indonesia.
Arsène Wenger's squad land in Jakarta on Friday and face the Indonesia Dream Team at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium on Sunday.
Former Gunner Van Bronckhorst has a deep Indonesian heritage - his grandparents were born there - and he thinks Arsenal's players will soon share his "special feeling" for the country.
The whole country wants to watch the team, so they can expect a bit of chaos and a big [number of] fansGiovanni van Bronckhorst
"They can expect a very warm welcome," Van Bronckhorst told Arsenal Player. "It's a big country which is mad about football, especially when the big teams come over from Europe.
"The whole country wants to watch the team, so they can expect a bit of chaos and a big [number of] fans. They all love the way we are playing in Europe, especially in England.
"Clubs like Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool are very famous so I think it's a very good thing for the Club to go there and see how people are thinking about football and for them [the fans] to see the players up close.
"Once it's full, the atmosphere [at the stadium] is very loud and very good. Holland just played a friendly against Indonesia a couple of weeks ago. The stadium was full and the people were going crazy. I think Arsenal can play a nice friendly with a good atmosphere.
"I've been in Jakarta for a couple of days not so long ago and it's a special feeling when you come back to your native country."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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It can also cost sales! I will not show a theme to a client if the images are even mildly racy. You lost a sale before you even had a chance!
I found the perfect template for a project – but that template had 2 images that are nothing more than a closeups woman's breast. How in the heck does the author expect me to show the theme to my client with boobs on the screen?
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You cannot embed videos in your item description.
Beings as you built an SEO plugin, I assume you know that search engines cannot read all that text in your images …
You would be better off using the paragraph "headings" as an image (with proper
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Here is a list of supported HTML you can use: http://support.envato.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/262
Got an email that says if I don't hear back from them … I failed. Any ballpark idea how long it takes to hear back – if at all?
Do I go though the same process every time I write a tut?
$150? Nice! I wasn't expecting the extra "0" at the end! I just guesstimated that they only paid $10 or so – not worth my time to invoice.
That pitch form is not "New Guy" friendly! Requiring previous tuts … – Answered the best I could and submitted. Wait and see what happens now.
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Send Us a Pitch... read the Author Guide ...
Thank you!! – http://www.formstack.com/forms/envato-tuts__content_pitch – is what I've been looking for! (I think.)
Any insight on this invoice thing? http://instructors.tutsplus.com/guide/invoice/submit.php – I'm not even interested in getting paid – I just think it would be cool to publish an article. You suppose to charge by the hour? Pull a number out of a hat? Or is it like CodeCanyon where they price it for you?
I wrote a PHP script a while back that has saved me oodles of time – but I think it's too specific to sell here on CodeCanyon. The documentation is exponentially larger than the script it self – so I thought I'd try my hand at being a Tuts+ author, but I'll be damned if I can find the front door!
Went to https://tutsplus.com – Not a word on this page on how to become an author; even signed into my account and still nothing!
I eventually found http://instructors.tutsplus.com/guide/quickstart.php – but it's an endless trap of dead ends! You click the link in bullet one and it takes you to a page that says "One Minute Guide" that takes you back to the previous page! All the links in the quick start go to other pages, that go to other pages that go nowhere! Honestly, the "Quick Start Guide" reminds me more of "How to keep an idiot busy – turn over" gag! (and I fell for it – for hours!) I've read every page on the left column – clicked almost every link … one must need to be a "rocket surgeon" or something …
Quick Start Guide = Obamacare regulations
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Can anyone point me to the rabbit hole of the tuts+ wonderland.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Austin Peay took advantage of unearned runs in both the seventh and eighth innings before breaking the game open with a three-run ninth as it defeated Tennessee, 8-4, on Tuesday night at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
"We are not playing with any confidence," UT head coach Dave Serrano said. "We aren't playing fundamental baseball and that is very bothersome to me. We work too hard on a daily basis on the fundamentals for us to continue to go out there and not succeed on them. It really bothers me when you see other teams pound the strike zone and execute. Nothing against those other teams, but I don't think they work on it and take as much pride as we do as a coaching staff and as a program. We are getting beat in every phase of the game right now. We are not getting in the right position on cutoffs and relays, we aren't running the bases well and obviously we aren't executing.
"I just noticed we had another seven walks. That isn't typical for winning baseball. We are kind of getting what we deserve right now and there is no time to feel sorry for ourselves. We have a big weekend coming up. We have to go on the road again and we are going to have to turn it around quickly. Maybe this is a great test. Maybe this team needs to hit rock bottom like I feel we are right now and find a way to get back up to the top. We have to find a way to get tougher and I take full responsibility for that."
Junior Chris Pierce launched his second home run of the year to pace a Volunteer offensive attack that managed just six hits against eight Austin Peay pitchers on the night, while sophomore Dalton Saberhagen (4-1) suffered the tough-luck loss, the first of his collegiate career, despite allowing just one unearned run in an inning of work.
Freshman Conner Stevens posted the best relief appearance of his young career, holding the Govs off the board for a career-high 4.1 innings, while striking out two. Junior Drew Steckenrider continued his terrific work out of the bullpen as well, fanning three in two frames of action.
Pierce's longball was UT's first since Steckenrider hit a two-run shot off of Michael Roth at South Carolina on April 8. The Big Orange drops to 22-19 on the year with the loss, while the Governors improve to 25-15 overall.
Austin Peay opened up a 3-0 lead in almost no time at all, striking with a two-run home run by Jon Clinard and an RBI single from Cody Hudson before Stevens came on to get the final out in the top of the first.
The Vols answered right back with a two-run blast over "The Porch" in left by Pierce in the home half of the frame before a bases-loaded RBI groundout by Will Maddox tied the contest in the bottom of the second.
From there, the combination of Stevens and Saberhagen held the Govs off the scoreboard for the next five frames before they grabbed a 4-3 lead thanks to an unearned run in the seventh. After getting a leadoff single, Austin Peay took advantage of UT's first error on the night to put runners on the corners with nobody out. A bloop single to right by Reed Harper then put APSU back out in front by a run.
Steckenrider came out of the bullpen to limit the damage though, getting two big strikeouts, sandwiched around a tapper back to the mound, to hold the Governors to just the one run.
Austin Peay used another unearned run in the eighth to tack on some insurance. After two quick outs to start the stanza, a walk, a stolen base and UT's second fielding error in as many innings allowed another run to cross the plate and push the APSU lead to two at 5-3.
The Vols looked to cut into their deficit in the bottom of the eighth, putting the first two runners on, but couldn't execute a sac bunt, striking out on a two-strike attempt. The runner at second was picked off by the catcher on the play before a groundout ended the inning.
The Governors then exploded for three additional runs in the top of the ninth, using three straight hits to start the frame and five total to jump out by a commanding 8-3 advantage.
Tennessee tried to post a last-minute comeback in the bottom of the ninth, using a pair of hit batters to put two on with one out before Ethan Bennett stroked an RBI single to left to put the score at 8-4, but APSU closer Tyler Rogers, twin brother of Kentucky pitcher Taylor Rogers, came on to induce a game-ending 6-4-3 double play for his eighth save of the season.
The Vols will hit the road again this weekend as they make the trek to square off with Auburn, April 27-29 at Plainsman Park. First pitch is set for 6 p.m. CT on Friday, 3 p.m. CT on Saturday and 1 p.m. CT on Sunday.
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I am about to share with you my new, most very favorite, recipe in the world. This recipe has turned my life around. What? Maybe the ability to have fabulous, homemade pizza any night of the week is not a life changing experience for you, but for me, it's at the top.
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I love pizza, I adore pizza. If left to my own devices, I could quite possibly eat pizza every night of the week. So, having a bucket of pizza dough in my fridge at all times, ready to turn into whatever pizza I want, is a dream come true. And since my other dreams of world peace and winning the lottery aren't happening anytime soon, this will do.
You will find this miracle in Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day: The Discovery That Revolutionizes Home Baking by Jeff Hertzberg and Zoe Francois. Before you read on, you must promise me to go get the book right now. Seriously, you will not regret it. I have only made two things from it, the basic bread and the pizza. I can't help it, they are that good, I just keep making them over and over. But there is also: European Peasant Bread, Deli-Style Rye, Limpa, Pumpernickel, Light Whole Wheat, Bagels, Pretzels…and more and more and more.
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The concept is simple. You mix your dough in a big bucket or container. I just stir it up with a big wooden spoon. Then let it sit on your counter top for about 2 hours as it rises. Once it has risen and then deflated slightly, you store it in the fridge, loosely covered. When you are ready to bake, bring it out, cut off a lump, roll or shape, rise (if needed) and bake. That's it. It's genius, really.
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The Knicks and Nets are set to spark a major inter-city rivalry, but they're going to need some help to convince us they actually are competing against one another.
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You know how during staged events, there will be some sort of forced production of a rivalry between two sides? Think during a halftime show, or at a basketball event sponsored by an energy drink. There's a lot of forced trash talk and staged theatrics of some sort of built-up animosity.
This is a lot like the Knicks-Nets rivalry that's truly about to begin, in some ways. Not entirely. But some.
First off, the most authentic thing about the rivalry actually comes from the fans, nothing with the teams or owners or on the floor. For years there's been a certain amount of resentment on both sides. The Nets were dismissed by the Knicks because they played in New Jersey. Nets fans, in return, responded by asking exactly how the Knicks could condescend to them, since they've been terrible since disco was a thing (barring the brief stretch of near-elite play during the Ewing era). The Nets, no paragon of basketball awesomeness themselves, at least had the early 00's Finals appearances.
So with the move to Brooklyn Nets , the Nets fans in New York Knicks see themselves as both the more relevant franchise historically, and as the new kids, coming to crash the Knicks' party. There's a certain amount of old money vs. new money rivalry going on (and it is a lot of money either way you slice it). "The Nets have no history!" "The Knicks' history is Isiah Thomas!" It goes on and on. But from all indications to an outsider, Gotham seems ready to have a genuine distaste for the other side in this divide, even if the Knicks are the predominant franchise due to their history and iconic marketing.
But it's where the leather meets the floorboard that things start to go awry. Because if this is going to genuinely become a rivalry? It's going to need some help from the stuff that happens between buzzers.
The owners are definitely into it. The Nets planted billboards outside MSG during the 2010 summer of free agency, trying to lure targets from the Knicks. Mikhail Prokhorov made a personal plea to Carmelo Anthony to try and sway him in early 2011. Nets marketing packages are aimed at "converting" Knicks fans fed up with the franchise after they let Jeremy Lin go.
But there hasn't been much of the way of tense, epic battles on the floor. The Nets were awful from the moment Deron Williams arrived, irrelevant for years before that (since they traded Jason Kidd and Vince Carter , essentially). They lost the season series 2-1 last year, even though all three meetings were decided by single-digits. There just hasn't been much on the line.
This year, however, it's set to be different. Joe Johnson , Gerald Wallace , and a healthy Brook Lopez join Williams, while the Knicks feature Williams' mentor Jason Kidd, and of course Melo along with Amar'e Stoudemire and Tyson Chandler . The talent is there for there to be fireworks when they meet in their season opener on Halloween.
One issue. Who's going to really push this thing to the next level? Anthony's a superstar, definitely so in his mind, but he's never really ran his mouth at the opponent or made bombastic comments in public. Stoudemire is more likely to expound on the intrinsic value of competition than to blast the other team, and Tyson Chandler is a quality team leader, but not going to be delivering any fouls to set the other side into an uproar.
For the Nets, Williams is as even-keeled as they come, Gerald Wallace is a great interview but never says anything inflammatory and Joe Johnson was literally depicted at a bus stop in the Free Darko Book, that's how non-descript he is. Brook Lopez is infinitely more likely to get into a heated battle about whether Thanos' Infinity Gauntlet could take out the Beyonder than to run down Tyson Chandler.
There is hope, though. The Knicks now employ Marcus Camby (again). And the Nets have added Reggie Evans . It's going to be the benches that might have to build some bad blood in the blue-blood franchises.
One thing is certain, the NBA could stand to really gain from this thing turning legit. The biggest market in the world, split between two star-studded franchises, the more complete Nets team with the underdog superstars vs. the marquee-headlining semi-circus that seems to be each Knicks season? This is tailor made for ratings glory.
But we're going to need to see how they match up. It's an awkward fit mano-a-mano. Chandler is more physical than Lopez, but Lopez is more gifted offensively. Kris Humphries is dwarfed by Stoudemire's ability, but then, Stoudemire's drastically misused in the ISOMelo system and can't defend anyone. Deron Williams vs. Raymond Felton is a mismatch. But Joe Johnson vs. J.R. Smith and Gerald Wallace vs. Carmelo Anthony is interesting. Smith may be the wildcard who can ramp up the intensity of this rivalry-being-bred.
The biggest thing the rivalry needs, though, is for both teams to be good. Great, even. The bad feelings could have been there before, but the teams haven't been good at the same time in so long, I need this account to help me figure out the last time.
The pieces are there. The uniforms look cool. The storyline/narrative/whatever is in place. But these two teams will have to get out of their own natural identities for this to become the genuine rivalry the NBA is selling it as.
Until then, it'll just feel forced. Much the same way the two star-studded teams were put together.
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With sports fundraising competing with school, and other extracurricular activities, for fundraising dollars, I long ago maxed out on wrapping paper, cookie dough, and all the traditional sales options. I don't want to buy them for myself (and what's the point? it's cheaper to give directly), nor do I want my child to hawk overpriced goods to relatives, friends, and neighbors. For better, simpler fundraising, I like these options that take advantage of what I and others are already buying.

1. Scrip

What it is: Actual and virtual gift cards you can use at gas stations, groceries, hotels, restaurants, department stores, hair salons, and so on. Pay face value and the retailer gives a small percentage (from .5% up to as much as 12%) back to your designated charitable organization.
Pro: It's totally free money! Spend $50 on a card and it's worth $50 to you, but your organization still benefits. Use to pay for stuff you're buying anyway, or give as a gift.
Con: Many organizations participate, so you have to decide how you'll distribute the wealth. And you need to be able to plan and purchase in advance of when you'll need the cards.

2. Passive fundraising

What it is: Create an account with a fundraising system such as ForTheSchools or United Community. When you make purchases with participating retailers, your designated charity earns a small percentage. It's very similar to scrip, except you don't have to budget in advance.
Pro: Like scrip, you earn money on purchases you're making anyway.
Con: You may have to share your credit card information with the system. And you need a lot of participation from your fellow team families in order to make a difference.

3. Business partnerships

What it is: Businesses in your community sponsor your child's team, giving a monetary donation in exchange for recognition on a sign, website, t-shirt, presence at a tournament or other special event, etc. Or, a store or restaurant may give your group a portion of sales on a certain day. Promote the event to your team's friends and families to bring in more cash. Check with local businesses or chains including Applebee's, Chipotle, Panda Express, and Panera.
Pro: Busy families need to eat, and you don't pay extra for the privilege of sending money back to your organization.
Con: This is usually only a one-day (or occasional) event, and convincing businesses to participate takes legwork.

4. Bake sale

What it is: Yes, I'm in favor of the old-fashioned bake sale—but with a contemporary twist. Here's why: Concession stands and on-site food vendors at games and tournaments are often full of unhealthy choices and don't make money for your organization. If you can host a sale that includes some nutritious options along with the treats, you're providing a service to your visitors and making money for your team.
Pro: A bake sale is simple to set up and run; have member families donate the sale items and all the profits go to your club.
Con: Depends heavily on foot traffic, as well as contributions from busy parents.

5. Garage sale or sports gear swap

What it is: Member families donate unused or unwanted household items and/or sports gear. Sell it to friends and neighbors for a profit that goes directly to your team or club,
Pro: No cost to your members and everyone gets to rid their home of some unnecessary items.
Con: Can be a big job to organize, and publicity is essential so you attract plenty of shoppers.