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Carmel, IN 46032, USA
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8583 Zionsville Road
Indianapolis, IN 46268, USA
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Brownsburg, In 46112
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Indianapolis, IN, USA
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Fishers, IN, United States
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3335 West 58th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46228, USA
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You may know him, you may not, but an actor by the name of Patton Oswalt typed a note on Facebook yesterday that is brilliant. Oswalt is known for being a sidekick on the tv show 'King of Queens' and the voice of the main character in 'Ratatouille'. Anyway, here's what he wrote...
I remember, when 9/11 went down, my reaction was, 'Well, I've had it with humanity.' But I was wrong.
I don't know what's going to be revealed to be behind all of this mayhem. One human insect or a poisonous mass of broken sociopaths. But here's what I DO know. If it's one person or a HUNDRED people, that number is not even a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of a percent of the population on this planet.
You watch the videos of the carnage and there are people running TOWARDS the destruction to help out. [...] This is a giant planet and we're lucky to live on it but there are prices and penalties incurred for the daily miracle of existence. One of them is, every once in awhile, the wiring of a tiny sliver of the species gets snarled and they're pointed towards darkness.
But the vast majority stands against that darkness and, like white blood cells attacking a virus, they dilute and weaken and eventually wash away the evil doers and, more importantly, the damage they wreak. This is beyond religion or creed or nation. We would not be here if humanity were inherently evil. We'd have eaten ourselves alive long ago.
So when you spot violence, or bigotry, or intolerance or fear or just garden-variety misogyny, hatred or ignorance, just look it in the eye and think, "The good outnumber you, and we always will."

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German Shepherd Dog Forums (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/)
- Genetic Issues (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/genetic-issues/)
- - Breeding long hair to short hair? (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/genetic-issues/438049-breeding-long-hair-short-hair.html)
Breeding long hair to short hair?
I have a two year old short haired female that got accidentally bred to our one year old long haired male.
Female came in heat last year in late November and we had planned to have her spayed in February. Well, she came in heat unexpectedly end of January.
Our boy is still like a puppy and doesn't lift his leg yet. Always thought they need to lift the leg to be able to breed. Big mistake. Now we have eight very beautiful pups and advertised them to find good homes. Every potential buyer wants to know if they will be long haired but I have no clue. They all look the same.
So what will be the arts? Three males and five females. Does that matter?
How long before I can tell what kind of coat they will have?
Can you post pictures? People here can help tell you if you have pics.
Long coat is a recessive, so for the puppies to have it the dam would also have to carry a recessive gene for long coat. If she does, there should be some long coat puppies. If she does not, there won't be any long coat puppies even though the sire is a long coat.
It's usually pretty obvious which pups are long coats by 3-4 weeks old. They start developing extra tufts of hair on their feet and heads, and their face often has an odd hair pattern to it that looks much like a schnauzer. If you can post close up photos of the individual pups we can probably give you a good idea of who is a long coat and who isn't.
Thank you that helps a lot.
At this point the pups are really too young to see any thing. Tomorrow they will be two weeks old. Eyes are just starting to open up.
Now I'm wondering, how common is the gen for long hair in German shepherds?
It is very common in some lines, particularly German show lines, and less common in others. It really depends on the individual bloodlines. If the dam has any close relatives... mother, father, siblings, grandparents, etc... that were long coated then she has a higher chance of carrying it. If all close relatives are normal stock coats, then chances are less, but there's still no guarantee. Recessives can remain hidden for generations and only pop up when combined with a matching recessive.
We took a picture from one of the girls. Just 2 1/2 weeks old. For me they still look all the same but this one has the most hair
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- Robert Smalls Parkway, Belk: Man arrested after taking $959 in merchandise.
- Ribaut Road: Bicycle worth $250 stolen.
- Ribaut Road: Items worth $980 stolen.
- Second Street: Ladder, lawnmower worth $360 stolen.
- Meredith Lane, Royal Pines: Man arrested after punching wall, door in home. Damage: $400.
- Poppy Hill Road: Chevrolet Avalanche truck dented, scratched. Damage: $400.
- Shelter Cove Lane: Copper tubing worth $4,500 stolen.
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Hi I recently bought a 1983 cutlass supreme with a stock 305 4bbl with a stock tranny and rear gears.
I want to know the stock HP of this 305 in this car and the type of tranny and also the rear gears ratio.
I've been searching for this info for about 4 months, but nobody seems to know much about Oldsmobiles in my home town.
I think the stock 305 LG4 was 170 horsepower, and I'm not sure what gear ratio you would have, let's just say, they are very highway orientated, probably 3.08s or even higher. The transmission is probably a 200 metric with lockup, could be a 350C, three speed with lockup or 200r4 overdrive, but not sure. Don't hold me to any of this stuff, the only thing i'm sure of is the engines didn't have enough horsepower, the rear gears were too high, and the transmissions were too slushy.
check this site out - lot's of olds info. gears are probably 2.41. torque is usually half decent.****load of olds info
That 170 horse power is for a 350. I think that the 305 is around 140 horse power. I don't think that the overdrive tranny came out until 84 for the Cutty so you might have a 250C lock up tranny. I bet Red Rocket is correct that the gears are 2.41s. I have an 81 Cutty that had a 6 cylinder and a 250C in it with 2.41 gears that I bought in 1986. Since then I put a Camaro 3.23 posi in it for a hundred bucks, a 200r4 overdrive and now a 455 motor. Every modification that I made went easier than I anticipated. I don't know what your plans are for your car but a 305 is even easier to deal with. Shorty headers are dirt cheap and using them will result in nothing hanging below the auto. Plus a Camaro transverse muffler fits perfectly and sounds nice and mello with out being too loud (I run a Hooker muffler with twin tail pipes). If you don't have an overdrive, you can get one easily and cheap, it's the only way to go. I believe that the 80s Cuttys' are going to be the 55 Chevy of the new millenium. They made a bizzillion of them. For the most part they are clean and well cared for and motors from Chevys to Cadillacs' will fit in them. Plus, they give a smooth quiet ride. I love cruising with the smooth jaz playing running about 2100 rpm at 75 miles an hour and bearly hearing the 455 drowning in the background. Good luck with your Cutty!
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Warning: our obsession with baby animals is unstoppable. Can you honestly blame us, though? We're already suckers for anything fuzzy and adorable, but when it comes in a tiny version, we're just sucked in automatically. Remember miniature puppies or itty bitty kittens? Our point exactly.


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Many believe Bal Thackeray's politics made a smooth transition from chauvinism to communalism in later years to utilise opportunities created by both the Congress's soft and BJP's hard brands of Hindutva politics. It was also essential if Shiv Sena had to gain ground outside Mumbai where slogans like 'Maharashtra for Maharashtrians' had limited appeal.
Incidents like Shah Bano controversy and the Babri Masjid demolition provided a perfect platform to the Sena to widen its reach more. Ironically, the rise of Islamic terrorism also gave the Shiv Sena leadership a reason to relish for it also began mimicking Islamic fundamentalism while bashing it.
In the past, Bal Thackeray's supporters dug up a cricket pitch in New Delhi to stop a Pakistani cricket team from playing in India, issued warnings time and again to visiting cricketers and even flayed Indian Bollywood icon Shah Rukh Khan once after the latter lamented the absence of Pakistani cricketers in the Indian Premier League. The Shiv Sena had also slammed Sachin Tendulkar for the latter had said he was an Indian before a Maharashtrian. Such intense is the 'Maharashtrian pride' for the Shiv Sainiks.
Shiv Sena will find it difficult to survive after Bal Thackeray
Bal Thackeray's brand of politics has its own limitation and the Shiv Sena will not be able to ignore that in the absence of the ailing leader. Out of power for 13 years now, the Sena lacks an absorbing political ideology that can out it back into the contention for power in the state. The monolithic structure of the party, which starts and ends with the senior Thackeray, will find it difficult to survive in the future.
Balasaheb's son Uddhav said last year ahead of the Mumbai corporation poll that the party had decided to make development its main agenda and not emotional issues. This is a significant development. Besides, Uddav's own health concerns could give rise to serious succession problems in the Shiv Sena. The death of his elder son and wife devastated the senior Thackeray and in this situation, only nephew Raj Thackeray would have been the ideal successor for the Shiv Sainiks.
Raj Thackeray's exit did not help Shiv Sena
But Raj's exit from the party at the end of 2005 and forming the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) also made the 'Son of Soil' issue its main plank. But it is not possible for the MNS to replicate what the Shiv Sena had done in the 1960s-1990s for the ground realities have changed.
The MNS has targetted the north Indians alleging the latter had eaten up local jobs and also showed anti-Hindi sentiments besides bashing up Muslims from Pakistan and Bangladesh. But the MNS is far from emerging into another Shiv Sena for there is little chance of it capturing a base among the middle class today and instead, the division between the Thackerays could allow forces like Congress to fuel differences between the two Senas more for its own gain. Bal Thackeray's successors have made the situation conducive to undermine his own legacy.
Shiv Sena does not have a tradition of internal election or constitutional transition of power and this makes other leaders irrelevant. Senior leaders like Chhagan Bhujbal, Sanjay Nirupam and Narayan Rane had left the Shiv Sena in the last one-and-half decades and autocratic style of functioning, nepotism and corruption were the reasons cited for these exits. The Ramesh Kini murder case and charges of extortion against the Thackerays also hampered the Sainiks.
Politicians like Bal Thackeray are creations of political opportunism. He capitalised on a situation of exclusive development with the help of a symbolic self-assertion but never really succeeded to operate his party on constructivist political lines. Anti-communism, anti-non-Maharashtrians, anti-Muslim, anti-Pakistan, anti-migrants --- whatever the Shiv Sena chief had done was based on opposition, belligerence and antipathy. The high days of Hindutva politics helped him extend his golden run but like all other excesses, Shiv Sena's politics was also bound to fail.
Today, the party does not have a strong relation with the BJP, a close ally in the NDA and also Uddhav Thackeray's quest to win dalit votes by allying with outfits like the Republican Party of India (A) is not to give any profit. The core vote bank of the party comprising the urban Marathas (the Thackerays belong to Chandraseni Kayastha Prabhu, an urban caste) has shrunk considerably and this is primarily because the leaders failed to reinvent the party. Even a national party like the BJP is undergoing similar crisis for these outfits practising hard identity politics need a new alternative today.
The media might have taken a long time to reveal what was actually taking place on Balasaheb's health. But whatever be his condition, the Shiv Sena is surely on the ventilator.


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Oct. 17, 2013
Every week throughout the 2013 season, captains Nkem Ezurike, Holly Hein, Meghan Toohey and Shelina Zadorsky will give the public an inside look at the University of Michigan women's soccer team through this blog, The Yellow Armband. In this week's entry, Hein writes about the team's most recent victory at Penn State.
Hello again everyone,
I'm happy to be writing to you after a big weekend for our team. We faced an extremely tough Penn State team on the road last Sunday in a match that always proves to be a battle. This installment of the series was no different as we traded chances with the Nittany Lions for 67 minutes before breaking the scoreless draw. A beautiful goal by Tori McCombs proved to be the difference in earning our program's first ever win at State College.
Winning our Big Ten matchup against Penn State this year was a truly amazing feeling for our team after finishing last year with two disheartening draws, one of which ended our NCAA Tournament run. This win wasn't just for our current squad, but for a generation of players that laid the foundation for us. They helped us win that match and move us closer to a potential Big Ten championship.
We could not have won that match without an incredible team effort. Our entire squad was contributing on defense to keep a powerful Penn State offense at bay. Everyone was pitching in; from Nkem Ezurike, who made numerous plays on the both sides of the ball all the way back to Taylor Bucklin, whose fantastic effort in the net led to her being named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week. That victory was made even sweeter by a huge Michigan contingent in attendance who we were able to sing a rousing chorus of "The Victors" with after the game.
Despite this historic win, we have to stay focused on our season-long goal of winning a Big Ten championship. We must continue to take the rest of the season one match at a time. We have a big game against a tough Indiana team on Friday that we are all excited for. Following that, we have our annual Pink Game in support of breast cancer awareness on Sunday against Purdue. We hope to see you out there. We'll be wearing pink shorts and would love to see you sporting pink Michigan gear, as well!
Thanks again to our fantastic fans that made it over to State College and that have been supporting us in Ann Arbor. We're excited to chase our first Big Ten championship with you!
As always, GO BLUE!
- Holly
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U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., listened to President Obama's State of the Union Address Tuesday and Enzi heard a president who, "acts like he leads a country that has a lot of money."
"We're in the midst of a financial crisis in this country and it's getting worse. We all need to face that fact. Trotting out a long laundry list every year of what more the government is going to do for people won't work. We need to take care of the successful programs we already have," Enzi said. "He said we should enact Simpson-Bowles deficit reforms. However, he hasn't supported actual legislation containing the unpopular, but necessary spending cuts called for in those reforms. His budgets haven't reflected that we must bring down the deficit. Instead of cutting it in half as the president claimed, it's risen to nearly $1 trillion per year. Now he's proposing many more new federal programs that we all know would cost billions more in new borrowing. He can name his own price in a speech, but the reality is a different price. A speech won't become law. We need details to even write a bill."
Enzi said we can overcome our financial problems with the help of real legislation done in a way that is open, inclusive, productive and not "deal making."
"My hope is that the majority in the Senate settles down, stops deal making and starts legislating," Enzi said. "Let's pass a budget and work appropriations bills through the committee process. Then we won't be moving from crisis to crisis. I can, have and will work with those seeking common ground in the committees on which I serve. It's my 80 percent rule- finding and locking on to areas of agreement, but it doesn't mean anyone has to compromise. We just need to put actual bills through these committees. We need all the members to be involved and do the work their constituents sent them here to do. I hope more people take up this call."
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Several of the Builders will be in Princeton for Reunions this weekend, it may be the largest gathering of builders since our time as undergraduates together. Happy Tenth to the class of '01, and if any of our readers are in town to celebrate, look for us in the children's tent of the 10th reunion and introduce yourselves! … [Read more...]
Archives for May 2011
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We'll Take Daddy…
...anyway we can get him! Mr. Incredible spent last week in New York giving presentations, and the boys were riveted to the webcast version on his company's website. These kids are going to rock ECO 363 Corporate Finance someday! My husband's travel schedule has been pretty mild recently, but it often seems that those trips never come at a good time, probably because we always prefer life with Mr. Incredible here.When Dad is gone I tend to simplify things like meals. Last week I resurrected … [Read more...]
Good Behavior Club
My boys informed me today that they have formed a good behavior club. Of couse, I instantly thought it was some very localized off shoot of the Blue Knights and they would be spurring each other on to great virtues. Images of impeccably dressed boys treating each other with impeccable politeness danced in my head.My mistake.I was promptly informed the goal of the club is to slay dragons rather than, shall we say, use good table manners.At least I now know what they think when I tell them … [Read more...]
Travel with Wee Ones
We are gearing up for a 10-day excursion with all of the kids: In addition to two long-ish flights, we will be doing a serious amount of driving once we arrive in the Northeast (in order to maximize our time in this part of the country!). I've been looking for snacks and activities for my children, ages 7 (boy), 3.5 (girl), and 15 months (girl), but have been disappointed in the selection. Part of me is tempted to be quite minimalist in the "props" that we travel with, and simply pack a few … [Read more...]
Passion v. Pragmatism
So, I have lived 29 years of my life feeling like I don't really know what I am doing. I mean, sure, I know my priorities, and I live them with my actions and decisions, but life has always felt rather haphazard. You know, I have never had a five-year-plan or even a budget. I have survived by the seat of my pants, on a wing and a prayer and all those other cliches that mean God has been good. Well, then other people came into my life. First it was a baby girl while I was trying to be an Army … [Read more...]
My Favorite Lullaby
Out to dinner the other night with a bunch of moms, we got on the topic of lullabies we sing to our children. To have seen this group of ladies sitting around singing to one another while out for a night away was beyond heartwarming! It gave me the idea of sharing one of my all-time favorite lullabies with the blogosphere. A later-life addition to my repertoire, I first heard this song sung by my husband to our firstborn and was taken by its peaceful melody. Here is the link to the tune and b … [Read more...]
It's the End of the World as we know it…
It seemed appropriate to open up a discussion on the recent news reports on the group that expects the Rapture coming this weekend. As Catholics we believe that we will not know the day or the hour that the Lord will come, but it is impossible not to think, in the back of your mind, what if the world does end tomorrow? Or what if it just ends for me? Life, and the chance to live towards ones purpose on Earth, will end for some people every day, and the end will be totally unexpected. Even whe … [Read more...]
The Honesty of a Child
After about 30 minutes of vacuuming out the family minivan on an exceptionally humid, sticky afternoon, I stepped back to admire my handiwork. My son stood with me and remarked, "Mom, the car still looks dirty."Oh well, at least I know that I cleaned it :) … [Read more...]
The Lillies of the Field…
**The plumber came out today to fix the disposal and guess what -- he pushed the reset button on the bottom and it was all fixed! Then, he told me that he didn't want to have to charge me a service charge for doing nothing, so he sold me some organic drain cleaner in lieu of the service charge.So, I think that draperies are back on the list. -- and don't worry, you'll get to weigh in, because I have figured out how to scan my swatches into PDFs!!I haven't really told everyone that I am in … [Read more...]
The Dentist and the Kids
So, my older children had their bi-annual dentist cleanings yesterday afternoon, and the dentist found two (!) in-between-the-teeth cavities in my 7 year-old son. Apparently I am supposed to be flossing my son's teeth - somehow I missed this, which makes me feel quite negligent, although I don't remember flossing MY teeth at the age of 7 and I never had these problems! In any case, my son also had a regular cavity in his molar a couple of years ago, so this is his third - and he is only 7! I'm … [Read more...]


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Electronic Vehicle Immobilisation System EWS 3.3
The EWS 3.3 serves as an antitheft alarm system and enables the start of BMW vehicles.
A transponder chip is integrated in each of the vehicle keys. A ring coil is mounted about the ignition lock. The transponder chip is powered by the EWS3 control module via this coil, i.e. no battery is required in the key. The power supply and data transfer take place in the same way as a transformer between the ring antenna (coil) at the ignition lock and the transponder chip integrated in the key.
The key then sends data to the EWS3 control module. If this data is correct, the EWS3 enables the starter by way of a relay installed in the control module and additionally sends a coded start enable signal via a data link to the DME/DDE.
Key with integrated transponder chip
A chip which can both transmit as well as receive (transponder) is integrated in the key. This transponder chip obtains its power from the field built up by the ring coil and uses it to communicate with the EWS3 control module. This means that no battery is necessary in the key for power supply. Every key or the transponder integrated in it is a unique part. The control module can also differentiate between the individual keys. The key transmits and receives data from/to the EWS control module.
If errors occur during communication between the EWS3 control module and the individual keys, these errors are stored in the fault memory - separate for each individual key.
Ring coil
The ring coil is mounted on the ignition lock and serves as an antenna for communication between the transponder chip (in the key) and control module.
EWS 3.3 control module
The EWS 3.3 control module communicates with the key mounted in the ignition lock. If the communication procedure is correct and the key has sent all data necessary for identification and start enable to the control module, the control module detects whether the key is valid and has been released for use. If this is the case, it releases the starter relay located in the control module and sends a coded enable signal via the data link to the DME/DDE.
The control module can manage a maximum of 10 keys allocated to the control module, i.e. a maximum of 6 replacement keys are possible.
The control module can identify the individual keys thus making it possible to disable/enable individual keys and to store fault codes for each individual key separately in the fault memory.
Data link to DME/DDE
The EWS3 control module sends a coded enable signal to the DME/DDE via the data link. The engine cannot be started before this signal has been transferred.
Engine control module (DME/DDE) with coded start enable input
The engine control module (DME/DDE) only enables ignition and fuel supply if a correct enable signal is received from the EWS control module.
EWS-DME/DDE interface
Identical variable codes are stored in the EWS 3.3 control module and in the DME/DDE control module. The value of these codes changes after every start procedure. Engine start is only enabled when the code sent by the EWS control module agrees with the code in the DME/DDE control module.
The control modules are allocated only during initial programming of the DME/DDE control module. The engine control module then adopts the basic code of the EWS control module.
It is not possible to replace the DME/DDE or EW 3.3 control modules for test purposes!
In the case of certain faults, it is possible that the variable codes in both control modules deviate from each other. In these cases it is possible to calibrate the variable codes by means of the service function EWS - DME/DDE calibration.
Influencing variables
P/N input for automatic transmission
Whether the vehicle is equipped with automatic transmission is defined in the coding.
On automatic vehicles, a start procedure is enabled by the EWS3 only if the selector lever is in position P or N.
The EWS3 control module receives the information with regard to the selector lever position twice:
Via a data link
Via the K-bus
If the information selector lever in position P or N is sent only via the K-bus but, due to a fault, not via the data link, noticeable start delays within the range of 1 - 2 s can occur.
Central locking secured signal
The EWS3 control module receives this information via the K-bus.
If the EWS3 control module receives the central locking secured signal from the general module, in ignition lock position 1 (terminal R), the EWS sends back a signal via the K-bus which unlocks the central locking.
Run-on time
For safety reasons, the EWS3 control module features a code-dependent run-on time (approx. 10 seconds). It begins when the ignition lock is switched to 0 position. Within this run-on time start with any mechanically fitting key is enabled.
Key identification and start procedure
The following procedure takes place after inserting the vehicle key in the ignition lock:
The transponder in the key is powered via the loop antenna and sends the key data to the EWS3 control module.
The EWS3 control module then checks the key data to ensure it is correct and only then sends an enable signal to the engine management system and starter.
After the engine has started, the EWS3 control module generates new key data (change code) and transfers them to the transponder in the key.
A new variable code is also created and stored in the DME/DDE control module.
Changing individual components
Replacement keys can be obtained from a sales point only via a BMW dealer where one of the 6 replacement keys fitting the vehicle is programmed. This key is not a copy of the lost key, but rather a new key.
A total of not more than 6 replacement keys suitable for the installed EWS control module can be made and handed over.
There is a noticeable start delay of 1 - 2 s when a new key is inserted in the ignition lock for the very first time. From then on, the start procedure should take place without delay.
Lost keys must be blocked by means of diagnosis. Refer to Special features of the diagnosis program.
Each request for a key is documented so that inquiries from insurance companies and authorities can be followed up.
Procedure for loss of all 10 keys
A new EWS control module is required if all 10 keys are lost.
By providing all the necessary data, it is possible to obtain a new EWS control module from a BMW dealer and the new transponder keys allocated to it with the previous mechanical key code.
EWS control module
The following procedure should be adhered to when replacing the EWS 3.3 control module:
Before replacing the EWS3 control module: Leave defective control module installed in vehicle and in the coding program (Encoding ZCS) select point 1 New coding - 1 Replace control module - 1 Read out data from defective control module. Coding data and vehicle-specific data is read out of the EWS control module with this part of the program and buffered in the MoDiC or DIS tester.
Now install new EWS 3 control module.
After replacing the control module: Encode new EWS 3 control module with coding program selection point 1 New coding - 1 Replace control module - 2 Transfer data to new control module and encode control module. The buffered data is now transferred and EWS - DME/DDE calibration is carried out.
The procedure described above must be adhered to as all the data necessary for vehicle identification is also stored in the EWS control module. It will be necessary to do without the data readout from the old control module only if the EWS 3 control module no longer has diagnostic capabilities.
Proceed as follows in this case:
Install new EWS control module in the vehicle and encode with the encoding program and selection point 1 New coding - 2 Re-encode control module.
Then carry out matching with selection point EWS - DME/DDE calibration.
In this procedure, the vehicle data necessary for automatic vehicle identification cannot be written to the EWS control module.
Replacement of engine control module (DME/DDE)
After replacing the engine control module, EWS - DME/DDE calibration must be conducted with the coding program or in the diagnosis program.
The ignition must then be switched off for at least 25 s.
Service functions
Disable/enable key
It is possible to disable or enable individual keys electronically via the diagnosis function (service functions).
Electronically disabled means that both the starter as well as the engine control module are not released (enabled) for the start procedure. It should be borne in mind that an electronically disabled key still fits mechanically, i.e. all flaps, lids and doors can still be opened.
Display of keys used to date in this vehicle
Here, the display shows for each one of the 10 keys which can be managed by the EWS3 control module whether it has been recognized at least once by the EWS control module, i.e. it is possible to trace, also on older vehicles, how many keys have already been used in this particular vehicle.
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Dr. Scott Stringer, chairman of the otolaryngology and communicative sciences, assumed the presidency of the Association of Academic Departments of Otolaryngology (AADO) on Nov. 4.
Across the United States and Canada, the AADO represents and promotes the shared interests of academic institutions' departments of otolaryngology, a specialty concerned with the ear, nose and throat (ENT). The organization's past president-elect, Stringer will now serve a two-year term as president.
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Clarence Holmes, second from right, second-year physical therapy student, was elected treasurer of the American Physical Therapy Association Student Assembly Board of Directors during the National Student Conclave Nov. 3 in Washington, D.C.
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Mississippi Blood Services personnel will visit the Medical Center Dec. 3-7 for UMMC's quarterly blood drive. All donors will receive an MBS T-shirt. Identification is required to donate blood.
Times, dates and places for the drive include:
* 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday, Dec. 3, between the Guyton Research Center and the School of Medicine and at the University Hospital entrance;
* 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 4, between the Guyton Research Center and the School of Medicine;
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Dr. Amir Tirmizi, a hospital physician with board certifications in internal medicine and hospice and palliative medicine, has joined the Medical Center faculty as a clinical assistant professor in the Department of Medicine.
After his medical school graduation from King Edward Medical University, Pakistan, in 1995, Tirmizi had an internship in the Department of Medicine at Mayo Hospital, Pakistan, from 1995-96, residency training in internal medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, from 2001-02, and residency training in internal medicine at North Shore Medical Center/Massachusetts General Hospital Partners, Salem, from 2002-04.
Tirmizi served as a primary care physician in internal medicine with MidMichigan Physicians Group and as medical director of MidMichigan Hospice in Midland, Michigan. Most recently, he has served as a hospitalist physician in the Department of Medicine at St. Dominic-Jackson Memorial Hospital.
An active member of several professional organizations, including the Society of Hospital Medicine, the American Thoracic Society, the American College of Chest Physicians and the Society of Critical Care Medicine, Tirmizi authored an article in the Internal Journal of Cardop;pgu last April and has served as abstract reviewer for the Society of Critical Care Medicine, the American College of Chest Physicians, and Heart & Lung: The Journal of Acute and Critical Care. Tirmizi also has poster presentations in international medical conferences, such as ATS 2012, Chest 2012 and SCCM 2013.
As part of the Adult Emergency Renovation Project, a portion of the corridor adjacent to the adult ER will be closed for construction beginning Monday, Dec. 3.
Detour signs will be posted in the area to help pedestrians find an alternative route around the construction site. The corridor is expected to be closed for approximately two weeks. (download pdf of map)
For more information, call the Construction Department at 4-1410.
Dr. Yida Hu, a medical physicist in radiation oncology with an interest in clinical techniques for radiation therapy dosimetry and IGRT, has joined the Medical Center faculty as an assistant professor of radiation oncology.
After receiving the BS in mechanical-electronic engineering in 2000 and the PhD in mechanical-electronic engineering in 2006 from the Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Hu did medical physics research training in the Department of Radiation Oncology at Thomas Jefferson University and the University of Pennsylvania from 2007-10. Hu completed his clinical residency training with the CAMPEP accreditation in the Department of Radiation Oncology, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, in 2012.
As an active member of the American Association of Physicists in Medicine and the American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology, Hu serves as a therapeutic physicist certified by the American Board of Radiology. He has authored and coauthored 15 articles in peer-reviewed publications and more than two dozen peer-reviewed proceedings and abstracts.
The Christine L. Oglevee Building that houses the School of Nursing has installed and activated its new badge access system.
For more information, call Lisa Vaughan at 4-6271.
The Medical Center is proud to acknowledge those employees who will celebrate service anniversaries this week:
20 Years
* Toby Andrews, application coordinator/senior analyst, Information Systems
* Debra Myles, biomedical surgery equipment specialist, Clinical Engineering
* Frances Spann, business operations supervisor, University Physicians Central Billing Office
* Mary Steen, human resources specialist, Employee Relations
15 Years
* James Barron, CRNA, Anesthesia
* Gregory Bryant, operations support specialist, Information Systems
10 Years
* Dinah Adams, ambulatory nurse, Wiser Hospital Surgical Suite
* Kimberly Cavett, unit secretary, Batson Children's Hospital Ambulatory Surgery
* Ladean Livingston, CRNA, Anesthesia
* Cassandra Ollie, unit secretary, Short Stay Procedure Area
5 Years
* Marietta Arany, researcher, Physiology and Biophysics
* Angela Davis, PICC nurse, Antimicrobial Services
Dr. Fazlul Sarkar, professor of pathology at the Karmanos Cancer Institute and professor at the Center for Molecular Medicine and Genetics, Wayne State University, will present "Deregulation of MicroRNAs and Their Targets by Natural Agents: Translational Research" at noon on Monday, Dec. 3, in room G-151 on the first floor of the Arthur Guyton Research Library.
All Medical Center faculty, staff and students are invited. The seminar is sponsored by the UMMC Cancer Institute.
For more information, call 5-6802.
Dr. Jiali Li, assistant research professor in the Department of Cell Biology and Neuroscience at Rutgers University, will present "Epigenetic Basis in Neurodegeneration of Ataxia-telangiectasia: A New Layer of Complexity" from noon-1 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 13, in room G151 of the Guyton Library.
All Medical Center faculty, staff and students are invited. The seminar is presented by the Department of Neurobiology and Anatomical Sciences.
For more information, call Lisa Boyd at 4-1640.
Representatives from Habitat for Humanity/Metro will host three educational sessions for anyone interested in learning more about how to apply for a Habitat home on Thursday, Dec. 13.
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Refreshments will be available, and all Medical Center employees and non-UMMC employees are invited.
For more information, e-mail Cindy Griffin at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Dr. Mark Stephen Borchert, associate professor of clinical ophthalmology and neurology at the University of Southern California, Kent School of Medicine, Division of Ophthalmology, Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, will present the second annual James J. Corbett M.D. Lectureship in Neuro-ophthalmology, "Septo-optic Dysplasia Mythology," at noon on Friday, Dec. 14, in classroom 3A.
Boxed lunches will be available to those who RSVP before Dec. 14.
To RSVP or for more information, call Sherlene Sullivan at 4-5022.
Nick Trees is hosting a Christmas Tree sale from 9 a.m.-8 p.m. through Saturday, Dec. 15, in Building 13 at the Mississippi State Fairgrounds and in the parking lot of the old Rapid at the Reservoir location.
A portion of the proceeds from each sale will benefit the Batson Children's Hospital.
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Howard Ross, founder and chief learning officer of Cook Ross, Inc., will present "Unconscious Bias - The Elephant in the Room," from noon-1 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 10, in the second-floor conference center of the Norman C. Nelson Student Union.
The presentation will address how unconscious bias develops, how it impacts people and diversity efforts, and how it impacts the creation of successful cultural change. The seminar is presented by the Division of Multicultural Affairs.
For more information, call the Division of Multicultural Affairs at 4-1339 or visit http://mca.umc.edu.
The Division of Multicultural Affairs, the School of Medicine Student Affairs Office, the School of Medicine Academic Affairs Office and the Center for Bioethics and Medical Humanities will sponsor a Diversity Dialogue Session, "UMMC Common Reading Project: The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down," at noon on Friday, Jan. 25, in room R153 (lower amphitheatre).
The format will include an interactive discussion with experts on pertinent topics in medical ethics.
Participants should read the selected book by Anne Fadiman before the event. Lunch will be available to the first 100 in attendance.
For more information, call 4-5012 or 4-1339.


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Hey guys, I'm planning on starting up WoW again after taking a break of a few months. Last I played, all the warriors were QQing about how crappy they were, I stuck with it and levelled up to 80 and now I'm wondering if they've been balanced more in PvP?
If they have been, what is better for DPS PvE and PvP without having to switch specs over and over, Fury or Arms? (I was a tank before I got burnt out from raiding and heroics leading me to take a break so I am clueless about DPS..)


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Having gone from Hollywood unknown to Oscar nominee, the lovely Emma Stone opens up about her journey in the November 2016 issue of Vogue magazine.
Along with promoting her old-fashioned movie musical, La La Land, the 27-year-old actress addresses topics ranging from her split from actor Andrew Garfield to her thoughts on the gender-based pay inequality in her profession.
Giving movie fans a dose of what's to come, Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone look incredible in the newly-released preview trailer for "La La Land."
Also starring John Legend, Rosemarie DeWitt and Finn Wittrock, the much-anticipated project is slated to hit theaters on December 16th.
Always up for a quirky good time, Emma Stone showed up at the new NBC variety series "Maya & Marty" last night (July 12) where she showed off yet another one of her seemingly endless talents.
While chatting with host Maya Rudolph, the "Easy A" starlet found herself gearing up for some musical magic involving a butter tub and the Robyn song "Call Your Girlfriend."
It's one of the biggest events of the year, and last night (May 2) the 2016 MET Gala was literally overflowing with gorgeous gals.
Katie Holmes looked fabulous in her finery as she mingled with the likes of Emma Watson, Lupita Nyong'o, Ciara, Zoe Saldana, Brie Larson, Naomi Watts, Jessica Chastain, Anna Kendrick, Rachel McAdams, Lorde, Katy Perry, Blake Lively, Kristen Stewart, Emma Stone, Nicki Minaj, Allison Williams, Lady Gaga, Mindy Kaling, Olivia Wilde, Amber Heard and Kate Hudson.
Never afraid to take on a challenge, Emma Stone is slated to play the lead in "Cruella," a forthcoming Disney prequel to "101 Dalmatians."
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the "Magic in the Moonlight" star will begin filming the project sometime in the next three years, though further details are scarce.
Emma Stone is transformed into tennis icon Billie Jean King in the first look at new film Battle of the Sexes.
In a still replicating an archive photo of Billie and tennis player Bobby Riggs from 1973, the Hollywood beauty is pictured at a press conference announcing the epic tennis match, reports The Hollywood Reporter.
Sometimes things just don't work out between two gorgeous and successful celebrities, and it sounds like Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone just weren't meant to be together.
Per an Us Weekly report, the "Amazing Spider-Man" costars took a break from each other back in April and soon thereafter they reconciled, though the relationship finally ended for good "a couple months ago."
Pooling their creative powers for an exciting new project, Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling showed up on the Los Angeles set of "La La Land" on Wednesday (October 7).
The "Lars and the Real Girl" hunk looked to be in good spirits as he exited his chauffeured ride and strolled over to meet up with the "Amazing Spider-Man" starlet.
With the fall season just around the corner, the team at Vanity Fair has selected their picks for the much-anticipated annual international best-dressed list.
In addition to various European royals, a smattering of stars from Hollywood have made the cut, including Charlize Theron, Emma Stone, Emma Watson, Sienna Miller, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Matt Bomer.
Kicking off the weekend a bit early, Emma Stone had a blast in Beverly Hills last night (July 9) at the Hollywood premiere of "Irrational Man."
Joined by Joaquin Phoenix and Parker Posey, the "Easy A" actress was ravishing in an A-line ankle-length ivory frock featuring floral embellishments as she posed up a storm at the WGA Theatre.
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The Aqua Blu Resort in Hurghada, Egypt, has a distinctive architecture, with a prominent position on the Red Sea, 500m from Pickalbatros Beach. The hotel has 360 rooms set over 3 floors and hosts a wealth of dining options, a great range of sporting activities, beach and pool fun, and a multilingual animation team supervising entertainment. Adults and children will be spoiled for choice, with plenty of ways in which to have fun, and then relax after a hectic day. The Aqua Blu Resort in Hurghada has all the right ingredients for the complete memorable holiday. Book it now – you deserve it!
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