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does the Baja run the VF39?
This is a discussion on New Boosted Baja Member within the New Member Hangout forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; does the Baja run the VF39?...
I believe it's the VF40.
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ive onlu seen about 2 bajas in my area
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I haven't found which turbo it is and I thought the compression ratio was the same as the sti... it has the same bore and stroke though. Just for comparison sakes I've thrown the baja up against the STI & WRX My source didn't have the compression specifications for the '05, so I used the '04 Granted the baja has a weight problem tipping the scales at 3,610 lbs. Although not much more that the counter parts (STI: 3,298 lbs. WRX: 3,085 lbs.):
2005 Subaru Baja Turbo
Turbo Engine: 4-Cyl
Type Turbo Gas
Number of Cylinders 4
Cylinder Configuration Opposing
Number of Valves 0
Displacement 2.5L (2,500 cc)
Fuel Capacity 16 Gallons
Compression Ratio 10.00:1
Camshaft Configuration DOHC
Horsepower 210 @ 5600 rpm
Torque 235 @ 3600 rpm
Fuel Delivery Name MFI
Bore x Stroke 3.92 x 3.11
2004 Subaru Impreza
WRX STi 4 Dr Sedan
2.5L 4 Cylinder 300 hp Turbo Gas Engine
Type Turbo Gas
Number of Cylinders 4
Cylinder Configuration Opposing
Number of Valves 16
Displacement 2.5L (2,500 cc)
Fuel Capacity 15 Gallons
Compression Ratio 8.20:1
Camshaft Configuration Variable Timing DOHC
Horsepower 300 @ 6000 rpm
Torque 300 @ 4000 rpm
Fuel Delivery Name Multi-Port Fuel Injection
Bore x Stroke 3.92 x 3.11
2005 Subaru Impreza WRX
Turbo Engine: 4-Cyl
Type Turbo Gas
Number of Cylinders 4
Cylinder Configuration Opposing
Number of Valves 0
Displacement 2.0L (2,000 cc)
Fuel Capacity 15 Gallons
Compression Ratio 10.50:1
Camshaft Configuration DOHC
Horsepower 227 @ 6000 rpm
Torque 217 @ 4000 rpm
Fuel Delivery Name SFI
Bore x Stroke 3.62 x 2.95
edit: Just did some googling and came across this from a guy who claims to know Scoobys: "the TD04 Turbo on the WRX, Forester XT and Baja, VF39 Turbo on the STi and the VF40 on the Legacy GT are both water and oil cooled Turbos(they got the water and oil cooling idea from Porsche who also use boxer engines)"
Perhaps you guys would know better... I saw a claim that the Forester XT also has the VF40... possible its on both the Forester and Baja? They have the same HP & TQ, and the Forester seems to be quoted with the lower compression pistons?
Also from http://www.intellichoice.com/reports/vehicleReport/
2005 Subaru Forester XT
Turbo Engine: 4-Cyl
Type Turbo Gas
Number of Cylinders 4
Cylinder Configuration Opposing
Number of Valves 0
Displacement 2.5L (2,500 cc)
Fuel Capacity 15 Gallons
Compression Ratio 8.20:1
Camshaft Configuration DOHC
Horsepower 210 @ 5600 rpm
Torque 235 @ 3600 rpm
Fuel Delivery Name SFI
Bore x Stroke 3.92 x 3.11
Last edited by BoostedBaja; 05-24-2005 at 07:44 PM.
Sweet ride man, love the color. Im very interested with what you intend to do to this thing so keep us updated wit the results.
You have an MR2 turbo AND a new Baja turbo? My dream setup. My wife wouldn't let me get the Baja though. She just didn't like it. So I got the WRX. Then I sold my MR2. I had a 1993 MR2 turbo. So are you going to NA2005? And my first Subaru when I turned 16 was an '82 BRAT. Awesome. Just awesome. Very nice and welcome. I'd love to see a modded Baja.
Hey Tony,
I have a 85 MKI, 91 MKII NA, 96 Maxima, and now the '05 Baja Turbo. You might know me from MR2OwnersClub as CrimsonMKII -> Jeff Condon Super Mod for the Performance section although I have taken a bit of a leave lately. I've been involved with the MR2's since 99, and have just begun making the difficult decision to part with them both. To top it all off the Maxima is almost dead at 200k miles, so we're looking at a Forester for the wife & child.
NA2005 had been in the back of my mind for awhile now, but with the kid, a new house, and bills coming out of my but I don't think it will be feisable. I however have been to DC II & IV, and many others that had upto 65 MR2s show up. You name the MR2 Owner, and I'll tell you where he/she is from.
Last edited by BoostedBaja; 05-25-2005 at 05:17 PM.
Sounds like a man after my own heart. I am MR2Tony on the board. Clever huh? MR2Tony, WRXTony. Anyway, NA2005 is only about three hours from here and I'm pretty active in the local club though I no longer have the MR2. We're hoping for about 150-200 cars, but doesn't look like it's going to happen. I understand about the bills stacking up. Luckily I'm at a good point right now where we're getting ahead. So much so I'm thinking about buying a used MKI SC to play around with. Of course the wife's not too keen on that prospect. We'll see. Good to talk to another MR2-Subaru owner.Originally Posted by BoostedBaja
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The baha is definaly a cool rig.
But the compression rates you have for the Baha and WRX are wrong. As far as I've seen all Subaru's turbo engines are 8.x to 1
The 2.5L NA engine has high 9 or low 10 to 1
Compression ratios: (stolen from another web site)
2005 Legacy 2.5i = 10.0:1
2005 Legacy 2.5GT = 8.2:1 (max boost is 13.5 psi using an IHI VF40 turbo)
2005 Forester 2.5X = 10:0:1
2005 Forester 2.5XT = 8.2:1 (max boost is 11.6 psi using a Mitsu TD-04 turbo)
2005 Impreza 2.5RS = 10.0:1
2005 Impreza WRX = 8.0:1 (max boost is 14.5 psi using a Mitsu TD-04 turbo)
2005 Impreza WRX STi : 8.2:1 (max boost is 14.5 psi using a IHI VF39 turbo)
2004 Baha Turbo = 8.2:1
2005 WRX STi twin scroll is a IHI VF37 (JDM thing for now).
2002 ~ 2004 WRXs can use IHI's VF22, VF30, VF34 turbos as direct bolt-ons.
same block, stroke, and bore at 99.5mm x 97mm for all 2.5L):
The difference will be in the tuning of the AVCS system, the plastic intake manifold in the GT, Forester XT and Brat, the fuel system layout, some misc parts here and there, (differences in turbo configuration/orientation and intercooler system). The Forester XT engine bay resembles more like the Impreza STi even though they make two different power figures. All have AVCS and the bottom ends are the same, it's how the top end is configured differently to make the difference in power and as well as the ECU programming. All three uses the same head I believe (with the exception of the STi DCCD is tied into the ECU.. which will throw a CEL if you were put it on a GT, Brat or XT chassis and engine among other things) Camshaft profiles for all 4 are different I believe. All the FI cars use DOHC, while normal-aspirated models are all SOHC:
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awesome, cant wait to see if u got stuff done.
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In the short 2 week period of ownership, I have ammased 1400 miles averaging about 20 MPG with a range of about 310 - 315 miles per tank.
Yesterday I was at Englishtown, NJ and took 5 passes with a best 1/4 mile time of 16.248 @ 84.58 MPH. I've learned that I have a lot of work learning how to launch the 4EAT with Sport Shift. 60' times ranged from a low 2.438 to a high of 2.631. My best RT was .417 and occured on my 1st pass. I didn't get beyond the first round of bracket racing, but I really wans't there for that anyhow. The car weighed 3940 with me in it (240) and all the stock items were in it (including the trailer hitch). I'm guesing if I go the weight reduction route, I could end up at the 3600 lbs range.
Thursday I ordered a Cobb Icconel up-pipe, so that will be my first mod. I haven't autocrossed yet, and may hold off on installing it until I do. Afterwards, I'm highly considering the rear anti-swaybar from perrin and possibly Ion Performance lowering springs.
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The one I test-drove last year had that sport-shift tranny. (They had no manuals on the lot at the time.)
At the time, I thought it would take a lot of getting-used-to. I didn't really see how it helped performance. I kept trying to use a clutch when I shifted. After a little of that, I gave up and left it in "normal" automatic mode.
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hello, I'm a intermediate level spanish snowboarder who wants to progress making some tricks all around the mountain. I still have my Burton Moto boots since I started in snowboar 6 years ago. But they are now like a chewing gum and I think it's time to change them for any other other boots stiffer and right for a all-mountain/freestyle riding.
I was looking this days and I find 32 the lashed, Salomon F20, Forum Kicker, Burton Ruler... I don't mind the price, I would like to buy some expecting to have them for many years. So if you have any suggestion about that ones or any other you tried it or know it, just let me know. Thanks in advance.
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As VIA Chair Flees, Streetcar Problems Grow
As Henry Munoz, who spearheaded that effort to build a modern streetcar downtown, heads for the exits, pressure is building on the VIA Metro Transit board of directors to rethink the project, 1200 WOAI news reports.
The latest threat to the streetcar plan is a call by State Sen. Donna Campbell (R-New Braunfels) for the Texas Attorney General to investigate what she calls a 'disturbing violation of the people's trust.'
"VIA is now attempting to use Advanced Transportation District sales tax revenue to back the public issuance of revenue bonds to fund its streetcar project terminals," Campbell said. "Based on the 2004 election results, this represents a violation of the 'contract with the voters' as defined by Article I, Section 16 of the Texas Constitution. Deceptively, VIA does not acknowledge the ATD-backed bonds will fund the streetcar project, but two major items it lists are integral parts of the streetcar project. Renderings of these transit stations clearly show details associated with streetcars."
Campbell also blasts VIA For agreeing to build a $280 million 'modern streetcar' project downtown, while only having $210 million in the bank, and for allegedly taking federal funds earmarked for a 'more comprehensive bus system as an alternative to the downtown streetcar system despite taking federal funds for that purpose.'
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"The sales tax money should be used for its intended purpose, to improve San Antonio's roads," Campbell wrote the Attorney General.
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This was too sickly sweet and unrealistic for my liking but will appeal to young female readers who crave romance.
I really enjoyed the storyline in this book. It wasn't that heavy on the history although the setting was well done. It was the characters that did the trick with this book and the romance. Now I'm not a romance type of reader but the romance aspect of the story was nice and sweet and went well hand in hand with the story as well.
There's lots of chemistry between the main couple really helped this book come along. Besides Ellie and Will, the other characters were very memorable (Jane and James, Diego are great examples).
Usually with this type of historical fiction you have a nice blend of political intrigue, this story, doesn't have that - but it's good, because it's not needed. However Edwards adds in the conflict between Catholics and Protestants to give it a more historical feel to it but not so overwhelming on the history lesson - which is great since this book caters to Young Adults.
Wonderful read, and with a beautiful ending. I know there's two more books after this so I'll be sure to pick them up. This was a great read with characters that are well done and memorable. It's a sweet romance without it being cheesy and silly. It's worth reading even for those who aren't into romances like I am.
I completely adored this book. Of course, I'm a sucker for period pieces, but, hey, this was definitely a good one, even coming on the heels of Grave Mercy. Ellie is a fantabulous, feisty girl. She is well-educated and doesn't conform to society's expectations of her. If someone tries to take advantage of her or lie to her, she calls them out on it and defends herself. Love her.
Her dad is seriously frustrating. If I were her, I would have left him behind ages ago if possible. She feels a loyalty to him, even though he's always neglected her for his alchemy. On the one hand, I do admire her for this, but it's also sad because she's so strong and commanding when dealing with other men but so weak to her father. No one can mess you up like your parents!
Books like this you don't really read for the plot. Obviously, it's about romance and you pretty much know what essentially is going to happen from the opening pages. However, that's no problem if the journey is a good one. And, oh my, but it is. I loved that Edwards added in some serious historical elements, like the religious persecution in Elizabethan England. Plus, I totally dig the Shakespearean flair the romantic shenanigans have.
The story also follows, although slightly less frequently, Lady Jane. Based on her introduction, which has her falling prey to the seduction of an obvious rake, I expected to loathe her. However, I came to like her too. She's no Ellie, of course, but beneath her exterior, she's just a person longing to be loved like the rest of us. Besides, it's no wonder she has become so cold on the surface with everyone after her money and only her awful brother for company.
Apparently, the next book, The Queen's Lady, will continue on with her story. Thank goodness for that, because I was really disappointed not to read her happy ending! Moving on to book two posthaste!
The Lady Eleanor Rodriguez of San Jaime, otherwise known as Ellie Hutton is the daughter of an alchemist. An Alchemist who has run through money from many people trying to perfect his science. The last time she came across the Earl of Dorset, William Lacey, he was throwing them out of his house for having squandered all of his father's money. Now they meet at Elizabeth's court, William is looking for a rich wife to restore his fortune and she's looking to survive.
It's an interesting story with a lot of historical details but sometimes drags and is a little predictable. Still I enjoyed the read.
"Duty. Passion. Which one will rule their hearts?
Ellie – Lady Eleanor Rodriguez, Countess of San Jaime – possesses a worthless title, but her feisty spirit captivates the elite of Queen Elizabeth's court – especially the dashing new Earl of Dorset.
William Lacey, Earl of Dorset, has inherited his father's title – and his financial ruin. Now Will must seek a wealthy bride and restore his family's fortune. If only he hadn't fallen for the beautiful but penniless Ellie…
Sparks fly whenever Ellie and Will are together; however, circumstances – and the conniving interference of others – threaten to keep them apart.
Every twenty-first century book love will fall in love with The Other Countess, the first novel in Eve Edward's sumptuous historical romance series set in intrigue-filled Elizabethan England."
As you may have read in previous posts, I love historical romance. So it was no surprise that I chose to review this book. But after I started to read this, I felt like I was stealing away a book and review that was maybe also meant for Bibliojunkie Bel since she enjoys historical fiction so much. The Other Countess ended up being a perfect blend of historical romance AND historical fiction. Eve Edward's has very obviously done the research to make this historical romance historically accurate in every way she possibly could. She includes everything in this book that we associate with the Elizabethan time period – the Queen's court, jousts, banquets, ridiculously uncomfortable clothing, loveless marriages, etc.
This ended up being much more than just the Lord and Lady falling in love. There was plenty of intrigue and a number of bad guys all with different agendas. Ellie was a wonderfully strong and saucy female character that even with her strength became a victim of her era on more than one occasion. I appreciated that the author did not make it all rainbows for her. And Will….well Will is great too. Your typical Lord that struggles with making life decisions based on his family needs or his personal desires. And of course Will is hot and says beautiful flowery words that a boy would never say this day and age; at least not believably.
The secondary characters in this book are also strong and surprisingly multi-dimensional. The only thing I found strange was the attention put on Lady Jane's maid, Nell. Her story seemed to have nothing to do with the others. I can only conclude that she will play a bigger role in The Queen's Lady which will be released in 2012.
All in all, this was a great read. If you enjoy historical romance and/or historical fiction, I can't recommend it enough.
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John R.T. Davies was the world's leading specialist in the art of sound restoration. Classic jazz music from 1917 to 1940 was his overwhelming passion, leading him to become extremely competent on a variety of instruments including trombone and alto saxophone. In 1961 he had a surprise encounter with fame as a member of the velvet-jacketed Temperance Seven, when their hit "You're Driving Me Crazy" reached the top of the UK charts.
John Ross Twiston Davies, jazz musician, recording engineer and sound restorer: born Wivelsfield, Sussex 20 March 1927; married 1954 Susan Adey (one daughter, and one foster daughter); died Burnham, Buckinghamshire 25 May 2004.
John R.T. Davies was the world's leading specialist in the art of sound restoration. Classic jazz music from 1917 to 1940 was his overwhelming passion, leading him to become extremely competent on a variety of instruments including trombone and alto saxophone. In 1961 he had a surprise encounter with fame as a member of the velvet-jacketed Temperance Seven, when their hit "You're Driving Me Crazy" reached the top of the UK charts.
For Davies this merely improved his means of building his awesome collection of jazz 78s which fed his relentless probing and development of methods to achieve audio clarity. He lived just long enough to see the issue of his complete eight-CD set of all known recordings of the "Empress of the Blues", Bessie Smith, something CBS/Sony never achieved.
Known as "Ristic" to family and friends, Davies was a gentle and supremely English mixture of the intense and the absurd. Not one for light conversation, he would prefer to deliver an instructive lecture or play one of his complete set of Goon Shows, all recorded off-air. He was one of that rich trajectory of enthusiasts that included George Melly, Spike Milligan and Michael Bentine, launched into society after the Second World War with no one skill but determined to enjoy, challenge and play.
John Ross Twiston Davies was born in 1927, the son of a South Coast dermatologist, and attended Dartington Hall School in the 1940s, sandwiched between his older sister Liz and younger brother Julian. Even then he played with recording gadgets, fascinated by both sound and mechanism.
Guitar and banjo were his first instruments, and he played with the Mick Mulligan/George Melly band. Fluency on the trombone led to periods with the Crane River Jazz Band, Cy Laurie, Fairweather-Brown Allstars and Acker Bilk. The saxophone was discouraged by English jazz revivalists but Davies got one in 1954, courtesy of his fiancée, Sue. She thought she had married "a jazz trombone player", but they had to stop at many junk shops on the way to gigs in London in search of "important" recordings. Back home in Buckinghamshire, discs and children competed for space.
His melifluous saxophone playing, somewhat after the stars of 1930s big bands like Johnny Hodges with Duke Ellington and Charlie Holmes with Luis Russell, led him to join - and musically improve - that disparate bunch of Edwardian posers, the Temperance Seven which, at nine members, was "one over the eight". By now he was writing arrangements and transcribing pieces by 1920s organisations like the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra and the California Ramblers. And he was able to revive a schoolboy trait - wearing a fez.
His drive for disseminating recorded jazz music was accelerated around 1952 with his acquisition of a disc-cutting lathe and an early magnetic tape recorder. Due to an import problem, the Dave Brubeck album Jazz at Oberlin was unavailable in Britain. Davies made it available, illegally, with his cutting lathe. In a flurry of activity, he made contemporary recordings for Doug Dobell's 77 Records, started his own Ristic label and became the driving force behind Retrieval Records.
Jazz 78s are master-engravings containing not only the individual sound personalities of the musicians but the very "score" itself. There have been many atrocities committed on their re-mastering. Davies's avowed aim was to "keep the air around the music" while removing the unwanted aberrations. He called this process "decerealisation" - removal of the snap, crackle and pop.
In the 1950s he adapted the optical film soundtrack method of painting out unwanted clicks: applying this technique to magnetic tape, by scraping off tiny notches of oxide to an accuracy of a few thousandths of an inch, he was able to reduce the sharp transient. He made a grooved assembly to pull the tape through, hear the click and mark it.
Many years were spent hunched over this gadget, his cranially-couched spectacles deftly flicked down on his nose. De-clicking a particularly rough original took several days. He worked his way through the complete King Olivers, Jelly Roll Mortons, Louis Armstrongs and countless batches of Bix Beiderbecke, the great 1920s and 1930s big bands and blues singers. Mostly in defiance of the major record companies who possess good originals but often mangle the transfers, Davies's work appears on the small, dedicated labels like Frog, Retrieval, Timeless, Hep and Jazz Oracle.
In the last 15 years, he supplemented these analogue and mechanical methods with digital ones, speeding up the process. But it was the irrepressible inventiveness that powered it all: he would balance a pickup and jack up a record that had a piece missing so that the stylus was thrown smoothly across the space to land in the correct groove opposite; the missing sound was then filled in by inserting appropriate material on magnetic tape. He has his disciples globally who now continue his work, digitally.
Affection and care for his family, animals, trees, insects and local miscreants showed a Buddhist core in this gentle genius of restoration.
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The fifty percent burn rate does not deter greedy hands from sneaking a bite of Amish Friendship Bread, Oct. 14, 2010.
Several days ago I posed the question: "Amish Friendship Bread: Friend or Foe?" and I can now officially answer: "Foe!"
I'm on Day 10 of the bread-making process and today was the day I added the last round of "food" and divided the starter. Unfortunately, instead of ending up with four cups of the "Mother", as the starter is called, I ended up with almost SIX cups of the smelly stuff. I made three bags of starter, baked two batches of bread, and threw the rest away. And it's a good thing I baked an extra batch because at least half of the bread I baked burnt before I could pull it out of the oven. I'm not the best baker in the world, but I've never had a batch of bread burn before. Burnt to a crisp. Black.
Now, in my defense, this "bread" tastes and behaves nothing like bread. It would more accurately be called "The Coffee Cake that Keeps on Giving, Even When You Want It To Stop." When my friend Amy gave me the starter, she was excited, and several days later she revealed that she hadn't kept any of the starter because she knew I'd have it if she wanted to make more in ten days. I called her today and tried to convince her to take some back. When I told her I'd leave it in her mailbox she actually let out a scream and said, "NO! My mail hasn't come yet today and I don't want the mailman to think we're weird!" Some "friend" she turned out to be.
Once I'd figured out that I had too much dough and no friends to take it off my hands, I resigned myself to making lots of bread. And since I didn't have enough pans for four loaves, I decided to make two pans of muffins and two loaves of bread. The directions called for "greasing" the pans and then coating them in a mixture of sugar and cinnamon before adding the dough. I knew that this had the potential to burn, but I was unprepared for the charcoal shell that the mixture would produce. The recipe called for the bread to bake for an hour and I faithfully checked it at 50 minutes. It was like jelly on top. I set the timer for another five minutes and by the time I got to it, the smoke alarm was already going off. Clearly, this was not a good sign.
Although I'd filled two muffin tins, I hadn't put them into the oven until the loaves of bread were partially baked. So most of the muffins and one loaf of bread were charcoal when I opened the oven to check them the second time. But amazingly enough, a few of the muffins and one loaf of bread were divine. Good enough, in fact, that I am determined to try again. I will not let the Amish Friendship Bread defeat me. I will bake it until I have baked a batch of two perfect loaves. (I must admit I probably won't try the muffins again.) And as soon as I've successfully accomplished this feat, I will throw the rest of the "Mother" down the garbage disposal.
The best part of this process is that I've been having a great time talking to readers and friends about the relationship between the Amish and processed food products. It's a lot more complicated than I realized. I'm also anticipating a great reaction from my friend Daniel when I sneak a bag of the "Mother" onto his desk tomorrow morning along with a set of instructions. When I first told Daniel about this Amish Friendship Bread, he said he thought it was worse than a chain letter. Or zucchini. But he's wrong. This is much more fun.
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Heirloom Foods: More Pale Ale on the Way
Jared's ten gallon pot full of Pale Ale.
I have good news and bad news. The good news is that Jared started a ten gallon batch of his amazing Pale Ale over the weekend. The bad news is that it won't be ready for another month.
I went over to Jared's house this past Saturday to watch him make this beer for the second time. I knew he was making a double-batch, but I was still impressed by the size of the pot required to brew ten gallons of what I hear is an amazing West Coast-style Pale Ale.
Those of you who regularly read this site know that I was extremely disappointed to miss getting a taste of Jared's last batch of Pale Ale, the first beer I watched him make. He said it went fast, but that it was so popular he would make it again. And he finally has. But I still have to wait a month to try it.
In the meantime, Jared offered me two more delicious beers I'd never had before. The first was made in the style of Rogue Ale's "Shakespeare Stout". Jared named his version "Andrew" in honor of his brother-in-law, who's a Shakespearian scholar. Delicious.
"Andrew" and "Hoppapils", Oct. 9, 2010.
The second beer on tap was a Pilsner that Jared has been contemplating naming "Hoppapils" because it's a very hoppy Pilsner. He says this one is "going to get better", but it tasted pretty good to me already. I guess that's the fun of beer brewing. You can make something pretty good and enjoy sharing it with friends, but the true beer master is always thinking of creative ways to make the next batch even better.
Being around Jared and the world of beer brewing has been quite an education and I'm looking forward to continuing to try new beers with someone who has the words to describe what we're drinking. It's giving me an amazing insight into the world of beer, which has a richer history than I ever realized. It's also giving me a good excuse to make richer friendships with people who've lived around the corner for years. And this is even better.
I've been learning new things about Jared as well. Like the fact that he's also an artist. The proof is in the beer and the drawing.
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The Indian sub-continent provides an excellent array of human skeletons belonging to various cultural phases, representing a wide temporal span of the last 10,000 years. The cultural levels represented by these populations include a rich spectrum from the nomadic hunting-gathering Mesolithic, urbanized Harappan, early agro-pastoral Neolithic / Chalcolithic, Iron-Age Megalithic and medieval/historic and of recent origin. However, research potential of human skeletal evidence is largely overlooked in Indian archaeology and anthropology. Moreover most of the research is published in Indian journals, and therefore inaccessible to many western scholars.
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Zucchini, Pumpkins & Squash offers thirty-five classic recipes for breads, soups and starters, entrees, side dishes, and desserts for making the most of these hearty, healthful, and versatile vegetables all year round. Fresh, colorful, and inexpensive, squash is a terrific ingredient for eating well, particularly with author Kathleen Desmond Stang's inspiring squash recipes at your fingertips.
Kathleen Desmond Stang's food articles have appeared in such publications as Cooking Light, Simply Seafood, the Los Angeles Times, the Oregonian, and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. She is also the author of A Little Northwest Cookbook, published by Chronicle Books. She lives in Seattle, Washington.
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In the end, it was not Daniel Breton's strident politics that proved his undoing as Quebec environment minister.
His crusade against "economic colonialism" and call for a government takeover of oil and gas rights in the province, his outburst against Alberta's plan to export oil to Quebec — those were just evidence of what Premier Pauline Marois Thursday hailed as an exemplary commitment to the environment.
Ms. Marois said she even knew when she named Mr. Breton to cabinet of past brushes with the law, unearthed by the media Wednesday, including fines for employment-insurance fraud in 1988, non-payment of taxes in 2007 and driving with a suspended licence in 1997. Those infractions were no big deal, she said.
"Who has never had a ticket one day while driving their car?" she asked. "Who has never forgotten one day to submit certain reports?"
But she said Mr. Breton had failed to tell her of another legal problem: he had been evicted for non-payment of rent in 2005 and 2009, and still owed his landlords more than $8,000. And that was reason to surrender his ministerial limousine.
"I believe it was a judicious decision," Ms. Marois told the National Assembly.
And like that, less than three months into its mandate, the Parti Québécois government had lost its first cabinet member to scandal.
Speaking briefly to reporters in Quebec City, Mr. Breton, 50, said he had decided to resign to avoid harming the work of the government. He suggested his past troubles were a result of living on the brink of poverty.
I know what it is to lose one's job, to lose one's apartment
"I have known insecurity," he said. "I know what it is to lose one's job, to lose one's apartment, to live while wondering whether there would be a meal on the table at night."
He intends to remain as Member of the National Assembly (MNA) for the Montreal riding of Sainte-Marie-Saint-Jacques, where he was elected for the first time in the Sept. 4 general election.
That the former environmental activist who co-founded Quebec's Green Party turned out to be a loose cannon comes as little surprise. He had a reputation for speaking his mind.
In 2010, he called for a moratorium on shale gas and other hydrocarbon development in Quebec. Last year, he unleashed a blistering YouTube attack on Lucien Bouchard, calling the former premier, now head of the Quebec Oil & Gas Association, "ridiculous," "a dinosaur" and "intellectually lazy."
As minister, he complained this month that "Albertans" wanted to ship their oil to the province without Quebec consent.
"Are we masters of our own house or not?" he asked, invoking a famous slogan from Quebec's Quiet Revolution.
Mr. Breton was also facing a grilling next week from a legislature committee over reports he had tried to intimidate members of Quebec's environmental review board, which is supposed to be independent of government.
In the past, he has accused the board of being too soft on industry. He denied allegations he had demanded board members' cellphone numbers and promised to call its president anytime he was unhappy with its work.
The biggest question raised by Mr. Breton's brief tenure in cabinet is how Ms. Marois saw fit to name him in the first place. He had twice begun, but never completed a university degree, and the professional experience listed on his PQ biography is limited to a few stints with environmental groups in 2004-12 and occasional media work.
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The Premier professed her belief Thursday "a person has the right to make mistakes, has the right to be pardoned," but Mr. Breton's record suggests he is not great at learning from his mistakes.
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Pierre Paradis, a Liberal MNA, said he found Ms. Marois' explanation hard to swallow.
"We will not stop questioning the Premier on what she knew when she appointed him," he said.
"Because for now, we don't buy the government operation to cover up the incompetence of the Premier, who named someone like that to cabinet."
Her ex-minister would not seem as sympathetic if Ms. Marois had phrased her questions, "Who has never driven their Porsche at 275 km/h? Who has never stiffed their landlord for 13 months' rent?"
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Korean developer plans GBP80m waterfront project in Wales
Korean developer CoDA plans to build an GBP80 million (HK$1.2 billion) flagship residential development in Wales, the first Korean property investment of this scale in Britain.
This follows the South Korean government's easing of restrictions on foreign property purchases overseas and may herald more investment from that country in Britain.
CoDA's Harbour Square waterfront project will be the landmark residential development in Swansea's SA1 regeneration scheme. It is the company's first development in Britain.
The Welsh Assembly's GBP400 million plan to redevelop 40.44 hectares of the southern Welsh city's waterfront and 11.33 hectares of docks into offices, shops, restaurants, bars, leisure facilities, flats and a marina, persuaded the Koreans to invest in SA1. It follows other urban waterside redevelopments such as London's Docklands.
'The fact that SA1 is being developed by the Welsh Assembly Government and that we will be engaging directly with the government, has created a huge amount of confidence among our investors and provided the assurance they needed,' CoDA chief executive Hoshik Chi said.
CoDA will apply for planning permission next month to build two blocks housing 406 flats, car parking and seven retail units on its 1.09-hectare site. Construction will take three years to complete.
The week before CoDA's announcement, the Welsh Assembly and the City and County of Swansea revealed a GBP1 billion blueprint for the redevelopment of the city centre. The plan envisages the creation of a public square, offices, homes and shops that will mesh with the SA1 waterfront redevelopment.
Miles Thomas, associate with Knight Frank which assisted CoDA with its acquisition, said SA1 had placed Swansea firmly on the international map. Aside from CoDA, four Korean equity funds and some Middle Eastern investors had shown interest in the scheme.
'The continued demand for residential accommodation in Wales is the driver for increased investment at home and from abroad,' Mr Thomas said.
'This, coupled with a relaxation in South Korea's laws regulating the purchase of property abroad, means that similar organisations may now look to Wales' strong property market as a route to invest.'
Harbour Square has been designed to reduce its environmental footprint.
Under-floor heating in the flats is fed by biomass boilers fuelled by locally procured wood pellets which have a zero emission. Lighting, power and ventilation systems are designed to reduce the amount of energy used.
According to Mouseprice.com, Swansea property prices have risen 10 per cent each year for the past five years. The average price of a home in Wales' second city is GBP113,708, almost half the British average.
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RALEIGH, N.C., Dec. 26, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- "It is a true pleasure to see how BizIsSimple.com is growing and taking shape, and I must say that writing these chapters is an incredibly fulfilling experience" says Chris Stern, Chairman and CEO of the Institute for Efficient Management. Stern has been developing and lecturing the contents of his web book since 1996, and the methodology has continuously evolved and ripened to the current stage where he thinks it is ready to be published.
In the fifth chapter on BizIsSimple.Com, Chris Stern explains the eight steps required to craft a corporate strategy. Stern finds that "Like everything that is easy to use and perceivably simple, this methodology works, because we have put enormous efforts into comprehension and streamlining of truly practical tools." Stern adds that successful implementation of strategy is based on two critical success factors: "It all starts with a clear description of the challenge, or the goal, and must be followed by a plan of action backed up with resources for every action to be executed".
Stern's eight-step process is divided in four levels of responsibility. The first three steps are the core strategy tasks and demand executive leadership. Steps four to six are of classic business administration nature and can be delegated to business unit teams, or corporate development departments. Marketers should oversee business planning in step seven. Step eight, implementation and business enforcement, must again be in the hands of line management.
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Salma Hayek Covers Marie Claire@Work
Making for quite the chic businesswoman, Salma Hayek has taken over the cover of the new issue of Marie Claire @Work.
Set to hit newsstands on Tuesday, April 17th, the 45-year-old actress brings her experience to the featured column as she oversees a growing entertainment, beauty, and wellness empire that's made her one of Hollywood's unlikeliest moguls.
Highlights from Miss Hayek's interview are as follows. For more, be sure to pay a visit to Marie Claire @Work!
On people who have a hard time accepting her as a businesswoman:
"Because I have a background in a different field, it can be hard to negotiate and make a good deal for myself. People always underestimate me. But if you stick around long enough, act out of conviction, and try to be honorable in everything you do, good things will come to you. I have seen karma work in this business."
On her husband, French retail magnate, Francois-Henri Pinault:
"He's the best thing that ever happened to me and my work. I was trying to figure out how to have a child on my own. I came to terms with saying, '[Love] might not happen, and I have to be OK with that.' Then someone came along whom I never would have pictured or thought I would have wanted; he was completely out of my box. Even though I was not looking, I was present and I was open. I am the luckiest person I know."
On acting not being everything to her:
"What once was an expression of who I was – acting – also became my hiding place. But now I don't depend on it so much for my happiness or my identity. And since it's not my priority, I am doing the best work I've ever done."
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anybody have any sample papers in any subject???
Geography Long Questions. I made this sample paper myself and it is based on my predictions featuring the same layout and same marking scheme as an actual JC exam - I made sure it did!
Junior Cert Geography Higher Level Paper (2016 Prediction Long Questions).docx