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Saab Ball Joint Hardware Kit (900) - SAABBALLJOINTKIT$31.99
Saab Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Rear (9-3) - TRW 13104120$51.79
Saab Control Arm (9-3 900) - TRW 4543468$143.09
Saab Control Arm Bushing (9-5) - TRW 4566899$12.29
Saab Suspension Ball Joint Front Lower (9000) - TRW 8972135$23.69
Saab Suspension Subframe Mount (9-5) - Lemforder 5233382$6.99
Saab Control Arm Bushing (9-5) - Lemforder 4567244$23.29
Saab Suspension Ball Joint (900 99) - Lemforder 8993321$30.49
Saab Control Arm Bushing (9-5) - Lemforder 12781136$26.79
Saab Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Front (9-3 9-3X) - Lemforder 13237130$20.49
Saab Shock Mount (9-3) - Lemforder 12796037$25.19
Saab Control Arm Bushing (9-3 900) - Lemforder 4545711$21.39
Saab Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Front (9-5) - TRW 5236823$21.39
Saab Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Front (9-3 9-3X) - TRW 13237130$28.59
Saab Control Arm (9-3 900) - TRW 4543450$142.59
Saab Trailing Arm Bushing Front Rear (9-3 9-3X) - Lemforder 12756395$12.59
Saab Control Arm (9-3 9-3X) - Delphi 12796013$142.99
Saab Shock Absorber (9-3) - Bilstein 19-140087$72.89
Saab Strut Assembly (9-3) - Bilstein 22-140074$97.69
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Saab first went public in the auto industry over 50 years ago out of their homeland of Scandinavia, engineering upon their passion for cars and stylish designs. This helped to push their team, as they continued to create technically advanced vehicles that were injected with a respect for the environment. Saab's auto parts allow all Saab vehicles to add their original parts with the same reliability and designs from their past. The brand has always been appreciated for their originality throughout all of their products and vehicles, and even their suspension parts and components. Issues with your Saab's suspension will commonly highlight warning signs, including, unusual popping, clunking or squeaking, as well as abnormal tire wear patterns, steering wheel pulling, and front end shimming. Each of the following sections will showcase where these issues poop up and how they can be properly figured out. If your Saab is driving badly on rougher types of roads, this means there is most likely an issue within your to shocks. When you are troubleshooting for this issue, the first things you can do is push down one of the corners of your Saab and keep track of how many times it bounces when you let if go. Shocks that are in good shape will only bounce a few times times. If your Saab's shocks are worn and bouncing much more they should be replaced. If your Saab's height is starting to look lower than usual and is leveling out towards your axles, you need to have your suspension springs inspected. Older or worn springs can change the curb height of your Saab and bring about misalignment of your wheels. This can affect the ride so swap them out quickly before bringing about more damage to your Saab. FCP Euro has a great deal of Saab air intake parts and components, including all parts for Saab's vehicle line up. FCP Euro the Saab parts you need on hand, whether they are Saab Control Arm Parts or Saab Coil Spring Parts.
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Another possible symptom to look for in your Saab's suspension is when you start to notice abnormal sounds when making turns or going over larger bumps. This may highlight a worn out ball joint, which can be brought about if it is not lubricated correctly. A couple of ways to tell if your Saab's ball joint is worn could be to inspect the wear indicator or measuring the amount of play in your vehicle's joint. Your Saab's suspension consists of rubber bushings at the inner ends of the control arms, which keep the steering knuckle and bearing support in the proper position when your wheel is moving around. Your Saab's bushings cushion the control arms. When the bushings become worn out, steering issues and unusual tire wear can happen. One way to troubleshoot for worn out bushings is to try to push the control arm so that it goes against its average type of motion. If it moves in this direction, your Saab's bushings are worn and have to be replaced. FCP Euro's alert call center team is always available and ready to help out with any support or questions you have. If you would like any advice to help find out which suspension part is best for your Saab, FCP has a huge selection for the Saab brand. Check out FCP Euro's website for all products, as well as our continuously updating inventory. If you have questions, would like to put in a phone order, or just have feedback, do not hesitate to give FCP Euro a call at 1-860-388-9001 to connect with our service friendly team.


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Here are a few easy steps - 30mins tops if that (took me longer with the pics)
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HMR Ranked No. 2 of Best Diets of 2015
A program offered by the Palo Alto Medical Foundation (PAMF) and created by HMR Weight Management Services (HMR) has been named the No. 2 Best Weight-Loss Diet in U.S. News & World Report's Best Diets of 2015. The ranking was based on both short- and long-term weight-loss ratings of the HMR program.
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The Palo Alto Medical Foundation is one of seven physician organizations in the Sutter Health network of care that received recognition today as a quality performer in medical care from the Integrated Healthcare Association (IHA), a renowned industry leadership group in California. With today's recognition, the Palo Alto Medical Foundation became the only IHA-recognized physician organization to receive the quality performer recognition every year since 2003. Read More about PAMF Earns Quality Performer Award
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The Palo Alto Medical Foundation (PAMF) was one of six physician organizations in the Sutter Medical Network to receive "Elite" honors from the California Association of Physician Groups' (CAPG) Standards of Excellence Survey—the highest recognition awarded by the professional organization.
Winners in the Sutter Health Network include the following:
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"Recognitions such as these are among the most meaningful because they acknowledge the commitment of our network's doctors and care teams to providing patients with an exceptional, personal and consistent experience," said Sutter Medical Network Senior Vice President and Executive Officer Jeff Burnich.
Physician organizations voluntarily participate in CAPG's Standards of Excellence survey. This year 62 organizations, collectively caring for 11.1 million Californians, voluntarily participated in the survey.
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The Palo Alto Medical Foundation (PAMF) for Health Care, Research and Education, is part of the Sutter Health network of care. Founded in 1930, PAMF is a not-for-profit health care organization that is a pioneer in the multispecialty group practice of medicine, health innovation and patient-centered care. PAMF's more than 1,200 affiliated physicians and 5,400 employees serve nearly 850,000 patients at its medical centers and clinics in Alameda, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties. The Palo Alto Medical Foundation is part of Sutter Health's Peninsula Coastal Region, which also includes Mills-Peninsula Medical Center, Sutter Maternity & Surgery Center and Menlo Park Surgical Hospital. For more information about the Palo Alto Medical Foundation, please visit the PAMF website and blog, follow us on Twitter, and join us on Facebook and Google+. To learn about PAMF's Druker Center for Health Systems Innovation, visit the PAMF Innovation Center website.
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Serving patients and their families in more than 100 Northern California cities and towns, Sutter Health doctors, not-for-profit hospitals and other health care service providers share resources and expertise to advance health care quality and access. The Sutter Medical Network includes many of California's top-performing, highest quality physician organizations as measured annually by the Integrated Healthcare Association. Sutter-affiliated hospitals are regional leaders in cardiac care, women's and children's services, cancer care, orthopedics and advanced patient safety technology.
Neurointerventional Program Expands Brain & Spine Disease Treatment
PAMF, El Camino Hospital Provide Minimally Invasive Procedures, More Comprehensive Care in Silicon Valley
The Palo Alto Medical Foundation and El Camino Hospital announced today an expansion of the hospital's Neuroscience Institute to now include neurointerventional services. Patients at the hospital's Mountain View campus can now receive treatment for a wider range of diseases of the brain and spine and enhanced offerings for stroke-related care, neuro-oncology and neuro-critical care and comprehensive spine care.
To provide patients with the greatest breadth of expertise, this partnership brings together El Camino Hospital's clinical expertise with that of Palo Alto Medical Foundation and independent physicians to benefit patients and families across the Silicon Valley area.
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El Camino Hospital and Palo Alto Medical Foundation are collaborating with the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Fellowship Program to be the first West Coast sites to offer interventional pulmonology fellowships for pulmonary fellows.
Interventional pulmonology (IP) is an emerging field within pulmonary medicine that focuses on the use of advanced diagnostic and therapeutic techniques to treat patients with lung cancer, airway disorders and pleural (lung) diseases.
Ganesh Krishna, M.D., an interventional pulmonologist at Palo Alto Medical Foundation and El Camino Hospital, is the chair of the fellowship search and director of the fellowship program. The joint IP program is the leading program on the West Coast and one of only 15 nationwide providing diagnostic and therapeutic services and cutting-edge treatment in pulmonary medicine.
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Arianna Belle Griffin, 6 months, died Tuesday, April 1, at her father's home in Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.
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The family will receive friends from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Sunday, April 6, at Sweeney-Phillips and Holdren Funeral Home in Warrensburg.
Arianna Belle is survived by her mother, Jessica Dunlap of Centerview, Mo.; her father, Jason D. Griffin; her sister, Lilliaunna Adams of Centerview; maternal grandfather, Terry Dunlap of Warrensburg; maternal grandmother, Tammie Dunlap of Centerview; paternal grandparents, Craig and Bernadette Walker of Tallahassee, Fla.; paternal great-grandparents, George and Emma Knight of Philadelphia, Pa.; maternal great-grandmother, Ida Dunlap of Kingsville, Mo.; maternal great-grandparents, Ted and Joanna Trunnels of Holden, Mo.; one uncle, Gerald Dunlap of Centerview; and two aunts, Melissa and Timothy Merrill of Knob Noster, Mo.; and Destiny Walker of Tallahassee.
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Here are some pics of the pergola on my property.
View from back room (small addition)
From driveway, attached to back addittion
Another view, old windows
My wife and I would really like to clean this up. The lattice on top is dry rotted, chipping away. We'd like to screen this space in since the mosquitoes make it difficult to enjoy the patio. Any thoughts/tips are appreciated greatly!
I will add some more pics tomorrow, from the yard so you can see the patio. The patio is in good shape and the posts and beams seem sturdy.
Where are you located ? Snow load ?
2x4's might be a little light duty to handle any snow load, also you might want to dig a small hole next to one of the concrete piers to check it's depth and to determine if there are footings under the piers. The other thing that comes to mind is you may want to check all of your post tops for level in relation to each other, and for straightness across the tops. Not that it is that big of a deal if they aren't straight or level, but it sure would make the job go much mere smoothly if they are. Also, do you know what is holding the ledger board to the fascia, and the fascia to the rafters? This could be a potential failure point if an additional load is introduced to the roof. Let us know what you come up with.
"Where are you located ? Snow load ?"
I am in PA, so snow weight needs to be considered.
Some additional pics
Two ledger boards are used. The larger board is connected to the main addition as shown:
The smaller ledger attached to the smaller addition (bathroom/closet) is not connected with bolts, the way the larger ledger is. Here is a photo:
Pergolas are common in my area. I don't know why, they aren't enough shade down here where it gets hot. I've built many and repaired many. The FIRST thing I noted was the ledger board attached to the home--I do not do that. Then you state you do have some snow load on the lattice top, that would bother me. I would recommend putting support post under the ledger boards to take the weight from the fascia. I've used 4x4's then boxed/trimmed them in to look like columns. Around here the lattice doesn't work too well, too much laves and pine needles. The preferred method is 2x2's spaced 12" apart, ran perpendicular to the rafters. My 2¢ worth, David
I'm not sure how well that ledger board is attached
My Building Inspector wants a lag bolt every 16" - basically one between each "rafter" bay
And if its only bolted into 3/4" facia board that is another problem
Then looking at the rafters - only 3 nails holding them into the ledger
Are you putting a roof on ? What type ?
Due to the low slope you would need sturdier rafters for snow load
All depends upon the span distance between the support beams
thanks scuba,
i get the feeling the previous owner did this without considering all of the factors you guys have mentioned. Lucky we haven't had any issues up to this point.
I am beginning to think we will need to tear this down and start from scratch. I'd still like to create an enclosed patio with a roof. Never done anything like this, but I am in no rush. I will continue to ask questions and read up on the project.
We were going to build an enclosed structure on our deck because of the mosquitos in our back yard - fed by two creeks and lots of ivy. Instead I got a hand held fogger and saved $17K.
Just a thought since you're looking at a lot of work to do a screened porch right.
Since it can't hurt to dream a bit in March, here is what I'd like to have instead of the pergola.
I have never done this type of project before, but I'd really like to. I am not one to rush into something, and I will make sure that everything is up to code and I understand what I am doing before proceeding (have had to give my wife that speech multiple times!).
Any thoughts on the three designs I linked to? Are there other designs that may be more reasonable for DIYer. Thanks for taking a look!
Can any part of the existing Pergola be used, or will that have to be torn down completely?
Better use of Pergola
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pics are here
From the above post, it was pointed out that I am going to need to reinforce the ledger board before I do anything with this pergola, built by the previous owner.
Once I do that, and when I remove the lattice, I am wondering if I might be able to attach a canopy of some sort, that could be removed in the winter.
I'd also like to screen in the rest of the pergola. The screen tight system that depot sells looks like a good option. I am thinking I would have to frame the pergola a bit to this.
Again, I've never done a job like this, but I think it may something I can tackle, with a little bit of help :) Thanks for taking a look!
Link to screen tight
alright....i am going to use this space to document my back yard patio project
have never built a roof or enclosed a porch, but that is my goal. i understand i need to check with my township to see if a permit is required to construct the roof.
i do not take this project lightly. i plan on doing a lot of reading, asking questions, and seeking advice/guidance when necessary.
The Plan
to dismantle existing pergola
to construct a roof
to screen in porch
is there any chance i can use the pergola posts which are set in concrete? how can I find out if I can? i do not know how deep the posts go, but i actually know the person who did the patio/posts. it was the previous owner of our home. he did the pergola, and from your comments, he seems to have installed the ledger board poorly...so who knows?
now really sure what type of roof to install...is there a design that is more reasonable/easier for a DIYer?
Some designs
maybe this
found this video, which i think illustrates patio roof construction well...i also noted how the inspector made them tear down the first roof since it was not up to code.
started tearing the pergola down
some of the rafters only had 1 or 2 screws
Scuba, or anyone else who has commented/viewed,
in the process of tearing down old pergola....built by PO.
as pointed out above, the ledger was poorly connected to the fascia, and I am not sure how well the fascia board is connected to the rafters.
if I were going to build a patio cover/roof (similar to the ones in the photos above), is it best to avoid connecting the ledger to the house? or what is the best way to make this connection?
not trying to rush into something. just trying to understand the process. i will check all local codes before doing anything...
I am just glad the shoddy pergola didn't collapse, considering how poorly it was built!
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With the news that Tim Couch will be attempting a comeback, it brought to mind a story of epic proportions. It combines two huge NFL busts, two Playmates of the Year and someone getting banned from the Playboy Mansion. Thats a triangle you'll probably never see again. A Los Angeles Times report says Cade was a frequent visitor to the Playboy Mansion, where he managed to do the ultimate by stealing Hugh Hefner's girlfriend, Brande Roderick, who was 1999's Miss April. Hef was so angry that he permanently banned McNown from the Mansion. That relationship didn't last long. Brande vacationed with McNown in Mexico, and now she's now doing "Baywatch" in Hawaii. Being banned from the Mansion wasn't enough to stop our celibate stud. Cleveland QB Tim Couch was dating Playmate of the Year Heather Kozar when he made a big mistake by introducing her to McNown. According to Sports Illustrated, McNown began the kind of all-out blitz he can't handle as a QB -- phoning constantly, sending lots of flowers, even sending his Porsche to her. It worked, as Kozar dumped Couch and moved to Chicago to live with McNown. Cade still claims to be a devout Christian who doesn't even read Playboy magazine. "I've never even seen her layout," he says. To top it all off, according to Couch's wikipedia, he wound getting back with Kozar and they ended up tying the knot in 2005 and had a kid six months later. Chris Simms -- Maried - Outsports Discussion Board Tim Couch To Give It another Try - WYMT Tim Couch - Wikipedia
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Re: Keeping order with Union
When Al Hibbard and I developed our AbstractAlgebra packages (see
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came up with a good solution. He called it UnionNoSort and it is in the
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Headlight System Question on 2005 ZHP
I brought my 2005 330Ci in the other day to have the xenon adaptive headlight system checked out due to the headlights malfunctioning (not moving) intermittently. The previous owner of the car had angel eyes installed. I got a call later in the day, and the service advisor told me they won't cover repairing the headlight system because the headlights are no longer covered under warranty due to the angel eyes being installed. He said that since the headlight assembly had to have been opened to install the angel eyes, that action automatically voided the warranty on them. He said the only way to correct the problem is for me to purchase new headlights at a cost of $2,300!
Is there more to the "headlight system" than just the headlights? When the dealership ran a test, they found a fault code that mentioned a problem communicating with the "stepper motors". Where are those located? Is it possible that there is something wrong with the headlight system outside of the headlights?
Wow... They are really trying to screw you good.
The only thing necessay to remove in order to install angle eyes is the lens cover for the headlight. If they try to void the warrenty thats bullshit.
take it to another dealer.....that dealer is trying to spin the dreidle on your ass really bad
I'd recommend you remove the angel eyes and try another dealer, hope it didn't get flagged in the computer.
I hate to say it, but there is a possibility its damage from the install (some people are less careful than others).
The DDE's themselves won't do anything, but if you can do the DIY, its worth taking them out, getting the lights fixed, and replacing them.
Do the dealerships share a central database for service records? If I go to another dealership after I have the angel eyes removed, would that dealership know about the issue with the headlights?
So if on the invoice I received when picking up the car it mentions the modification to the headlights, it will show up on any dealership's system when they look up my car?
Might just find another dealer then. Ask around locally, I know of a couple where the tech's are more friendly, and maintenance work becomes more thorough for a small bribe.
Now, here's the rub:
1) If your previous owner screwed up the install in some way or did some damage to the lights, then they have the right to tell you that your headlight is broken and that you should pay to fix it but you shouldn't pay $2300, that's bogus.
2) If you legitimately believe that there is no issue with your lights, feel free to visit our shop in Pleasanton, we'll look it over and even recommend a location to get it fixed for less or nothing depending on how it's installed.
Actually, it was Concord BMW.
I live in Livermore and would really appreciate it if I could come by and get your assistance. I really don't have any idea if it is the lights or not, and I need whatever help I can get in determining what exactly is going on. Who should I ask for when I call/come by?
You can visit on Monday/Tuessday of next week. This week is very busy already.
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- Address:P.O. Box 742
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To raise philanthropic resources and use it provide basic facilities that will improve the living standard of less privileged people in the society and make them a part of the world.
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The idea to initiate an organization aimed at helping less privileged people to prevail against poverty and deprivation was born in 2006 in Lokoja by Conquerors Christian Mission as we imagine a world where many other people are compassionate about the needs of the needy and are responding to their needs. Knowing that it is not easy for people to become development champions, we simply believe that true, lasting and wide-spread social change can become a reality in our community if the church set a pace for others to follow. Therefore, in line with poverty reduction strategy of the government of Nigeria our organisation is committed to helping less privileged people of all ages and backgrounds in the community prevail against poverty and deprivation.
- Year established:2006
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Memory-related deficits and abnormal brain activity may predict disease severity in patients with schizophrenia, according to new imaging research.
In a small study of adults with first-episode schizophrenia who underwent functional magnetic resonance imagine (fMRI), those who did not achieve remission after 1 year of treatment displayed increased activity in the brain's left posterior cingulate area when performing a task that involved encoding related images compared with the participants who did achieve remission.
In addition, those who did not achieve remission showed an overall worse ability to encode related images and worse overall recognition memory than those who did achieve remission.
Led by first author Michael Bodnar, PhD, the investigators note that "This is the first study to identify differential neural activation" between subgroups with this disorder.
"Memory problems are consistently associated with poor clinical and functional outcome in schizophrenia spectrum disorders."
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Starring Aaron Eckhart, Michelle Rodriguez, Michelle Moynihan, Ramone Rodriguez, Ne-Yo
Directed by Jonathan Liebesman
The studio marketing department at Sony deserves some sort of special Oscar for the awe-inspiring trailers they crafted that made Battle: Los Angeles look like an absolute must-see event movie. If the movie had come even close to living up to the dramatic awe of those trailers, we'd have a modern classic on our hands. I strongly suspect this one is going to greatly divide audiences. It actually does pain me that I have to put myself on the side of the naysayers because I've been really looking forward to this one.
I'm not the first nor am I going to be the last person to describe Battle: Los Angeles as being like watching someone else playing a video game. People have been saying for years that video games are trying to be more like movies and movies are trying to be more like video games. Call me weird, call me old fashioned, demand I turn in my movie geek credentials, but I prefer my video games to be like video games and my movies to actually be movies. If you've ever played Call of Duty or Gears of War or Halo: Reach or a myriad of other military shooter video games I could name, then you've already more or less experienced everything Battle: Los Angeles has to offer and probably had more fun being a part of the action rather than a spectator.
Director Jonathan Liebesman has crafted what may very well be the perfect war movie for the ADD video game generation. Meteorites have begun crashing into the ocean just offshore some of the world's biggest cities. Aliens emerge onshore and begin waging a genocidal ground invasion. A squad of Marines comprised of every soldier cliché in the book who constantly shout lines that sound like ancillary dialogue from a Call of Duty game are sent into the Los Angeles warzone to rescue a few civilians with only three hours to do so before the entire area gets bombed out of existence; in the process they'll uncover the underground alien command center – how it got there is one of the film's great mysteries – that if destroyed could potentially turn the tide in humanity's favor.
Liebesman is shooting for Ridley Scott/Paul Greengrass realism, and to him that means using enough shaky cam to give the Cloverfield monster motion sickness. In the last few hours I've seen video shot at the moment of the Japanese earthquake where the camera didn't shake as much as it does during action scenes here. This bypasses shaky cam and becomes more like jerky cam. Have I told you lately how much I've come to loathe shaky cam? I like my action in my action movies to be comprehensible and not just hyper-edited frenetic camera movements mixed with random explosions and actors I can barely distinguish from one another yelling at each other. It reached the point where characters I thought I watched die turned out to be alive in the next scene, leaving me to wonder who that was I just saw buy the farm – not that the script gave me any reasons to care about their well being in the first place. When I'm watching a frenetic firefight between soldiers and an extraterrestrial army on a bombed out freeway overpass and checking my watch to see how much longer the movie has, that's not a good sign.
Skyline has gotten a lot of well deserved ragging, but I find my reaction to this film nearly identical. I just felt kind of numb to it all. I didn't hate what I was watching; yet, I didn't care about any of it and never felt excited or awed no matter how much the bombastic score worked overtime to manipulate my emotions for me. Battle: Los Angeles certainly has the advantage of better action sequences (or at least more of them), though to compare both films on the level of dialogue and characterizations, I'd call it a coin flip as to which was worse. Both LA-based alien invasion flicks beg, borrow, and steal so much of their components from other films the perfect meta in-joke would have been to have the civilians the Battle: Los Angeles marines were sent into rescue turn out to be the Skyline characters holed up in their apartment. That would have been too clever for writer Christopher Bertolini's bordering on embarrassing screenplay.
One area where I do give Skyline the advantage is in the design of its aliens. The hulking monsters and brain-powered biomechanical vagina thingies the Strause Brothers came up with were far more visually interesting to me than whatever the hell these metallic beings are invading Los Angeles. One of our DC staffers once jokingly said that District 9 should have been called "The Fly Goes to Shanty Town". The Battle: LA aliens appear to have come from a Shanty planet. To me these aliens were nothing more than a junkier-looking, more militarily competent version of the droid army from The Phantom Menace. Not that much more competent; you would think cybernetically enhanced extraterrestrials with the ability to travel across the universe to invade other worlds would have better targeting equipment.
By the last third Battle: Los Angeles all but abandons any pretenses of being a motion picture and transforms into a nakedly transparent recruitment video for the United States Marine Corps masquerading as a sci-fi movie. Remember those USMC commercials where an average looking guy fights a dragon with a sword and then turns into a Marine? This movie is that commercial come to life with aliens in place of dragons. I've got nothing but the utmost respect for our fighting men and women, but the jingoism eventually reaches a cartoonish proportion I haven't seen since the old 80's "G.I. Joe" cartoon. I mean some of Aaron Eckhart's dialogue towards the end .. and God bless the guy because he's trying so hard to sell the crap script he's working with … it's almost as if his character develops Marine Tourette's; instead of obscenities he cannot help but mutter patriotic platitudes about the duties of being a Marine every few moments. If I were Marine, I might find it a little disingenuous that a movie that's practically a love letter to the honorable men and women in uniform builds itself around the premise of aliens invading Earth to steal our water, which they use in lieu of oil and gasoline; a not-so-subtle allegory about the perceived ulterior motives of our current military incursions into the Middle East.
2 out of 5
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I've noticed a burning like smell coming from the engine area of my car. When I got out and look at the car, I notice white to light smoke rising from behind the engine near fire wall.
Q: smoke coming from engine area and smells on 2002 Toyota Solara
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That smell and white smoke are from oil burning on the hot surfaces under your hood. You, my friend, have an oil leak. Unfortunately, leaking oil is just part of car ownership, especially when cars get older. Oil leaks can also stem from a loose seal somewhere. Check the seal around where your oil filter screws in to the car; that's where the big one was in my Celica and it was easily fixed by replacing the filter and tightening it when I put it back on. There are so many places oil can leak from, it may take some time, money and parts before the leaks are found and fixed. Aside from the cost of oil and the effect it can have on the environment when its dripping on to the ground, your car can run just fine while leaking oil, provided that you keep an eye on your oil level and top it off when needed.
I have owned a 1998 Toyota Camry and still own a 2000 Solara. Both cars as well as Toyotas friends have tend to develop oils leaks around the cam covers. On a V-6 engine, the front cam cover gasket is easy to replace but the back cam cover is more difficult and requires removal of the intake manifold. The gaskets are only about $20 but labor will probably run you over $100 if you have a shop do the job. I recommned replacing the seals if you plan to keep the car...the smell will get inside the cabin when you pull up to a redlight. If you choose not to do the job, just keep an eye on the oil level but leakage is really very minimal in most cases. A little oil can make a lot of smell and smoke!


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Hank's mother says it's a good time for him to go out on his own before the dogcatcher arrives. So Hank makes his way to the Twitchell Livestock Auction. Will he join up with Slim, the cowboy he meets there? Or will the dogcatcher provide his new home?
Hot dog: Don't miss out on any of Hank the Cowdog's adventures.
©2004 John R. Erickson; (P)2004 John R. Erickson
"How Hank The Cow Dog came about."
Enjoyed learning the back story on how Hank came to be. interesting fact is Drover was there first.
"We finally find out how hank winds up on the ranch"
yes, I love hearing the crazy thoughts of hank the cowdog
all of hank's books, they are all just as funny and great to hear over and over
I like how he changes his voice with each character and I love his songs.
When Slim chose a homeless dog over his $25 to keep Hank from going to the pound.
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Video: The freaky triple deaky moving Egyptian statue
posted at 3:16 pm on June 25, 2013 by Allahpundit
Via Ace. I saw this earlier this morning at the BBC, and then again at NBC. It's a media phenomenon. And maybe the stupidest thing ever.
Any theories on why a knickknack on a shelf might move slightly only when people are walking around near it during the daytime? It didn't used to, and then one day it did. Could it be the curse of the mummy's ghost? Or could it be that something structural in the case or the shelf itself has shifted ever so slightly over time? Hmmm.
Recently in the Green Room:
Global warming, of course.
faraway on June 25, 2013 at 3:23 PM
Maybe it's ashamed of what England has become?
Rocks on June 25, 2013 at 3:24 PM
Maybe the base of that statue only isn't perfectly flat and the vibrations of people walking cause it to move slightly.
If not, I'm going with freaky deaky ghost activity.
mrsmwp on June 25, 2013 at 3:25 PM
Maybe the vibrations from all those passers-by?
rbj on June 25, 2013 at 3:26 PM
I think it only moves during the day when people are around, so I'm going with vibrations from people walking, maybe aided by something expanding from heat from sunlight. I also think the Statue should be renamed "Chris Mathews" because it only moves left.
trubble on June 25, 2013 at 3:27 PM
Vibration from the
train foot traffic (see: My Cousin Vinny).
pain train on June 25, 2013 at 3:28 PM
Ace has the Good News. The Bad News: It's in the UK and it will take its sweet time coming here.
i guess it's due to certain vibrations (the NBC article mentioned that) and that whole explanation makes sense to me except for the fact that this has never happened before and all of a sudden, it's happening. what changed?
Any theories on why a knickknack on a shelf might move slightly only when people are walking around near it during the daytime?
Because if it moved when no one is around, nobody would see it.
mrt721 on June 25, 2013 at 3:36 PM
I also think the Statue should be renamed "Chris Mathews" because it only moves left.
trubble on June 25, 2013 at 3:27 PM
Or the "anti-Zoolander." 🙂
Spannerhead on June 25, 2013 at 3:39 PM
Sure – floorboards. Step on the floorboard, it nudges the shelf a bit, and the statue moves a bit. Over the course of a day, it sort of walks around in a circle. My guess that is the base of the statue isn't perfectly flat, either.
hawksruleva on June 25, 2013 at 3:46 PM
You're right AP it is the stupidest thing ever.
tommer74 on June 25, 2013 at 3:46 PM
Maybe the dude just wanted to look around.
BKeyser on June 25, 2013 at 4:08 PM
When bored people consume too much drugs…
nobar on June 25, 2013 at 4:12 PM
Yeah it's a real mystery alright.
Museum attendance suffering this year?
mudskipper on June 25, 2013 at 4:15 PM
Or could it be that something structural in the case or the shelf itself has shifted ever so slightly over time?
I miss the old days when AP had more innocence about these strange thingies 🙁
I also think the Statue should be renamed "Chris Mathews" because it only moves left.
trubble on June 25, 2013 at 3:27 PM
I'm going with renaming that statue Jay Carney…as both can spin inexplicably.
Hmmm, my comment never appeared. Let's try again (sorry if the following comment turns out to be a double post).
Zombie on June 25, 2013 at 4:33 PM
…it is the stupidest thing ever.
Actually, there's an important aspect of this that no one's talking about. If they can rigously PROVE that the statue is spinning due to differential vibrations (or whatever the term is they're claiming) then it will go a long way toward disproving the hypothesis behind a very intriguing mechanical device that has been bedeviling engineers for years.
A guy named Robert Cook a few decades ago invented what he eventually called an "inertial propulsion engine" that basically is a device that converts rotational energy into directional inertial energy. This is (supposedly) achieved using a series of connected spinning arms/blades which exchange a weight with every rotation, leading essentially to a spinning top that is always off-balance. What's amazing is that he has attached this intriguingly designed "off-center spinning top" to a freely mobile platform and — lo and behold — the platform slowly oonches across the floor.
These "successful" experiments have emboldened Cook's defenders into saying that the principle behind the engine is proven, and that with professional-level engineering (Cook is a home hobbyist) the "engine" can be made into a revolutionary new kind of propulsion system, particularly for large ships and (eventually) spacecraft.
Detractors, however, have "done the math" and insist that the principle behind this kind of "energy conversion" — from rotational to linear — is physically impossible, and that over a single full cycle the "lopsidedness" of the spinning arms will always even out in all directions, and that it can't be "pointed" in a direction because overall it will just go nowhere or just scoot around in little circles.
But the experiments have shown that it does go in a direction. How to explain?
Well, the detractors say that what we are witnessing is merely the "broken washing machine effect" in which a dysfunctional lopsided off-axle washing machine, when spinning at full speed, can sometimes tend to oonch across your basement floor — something that many people are familiar with.
The explanation for why this happens is the SAME proposed explanation of why the Egyptian statue spins in a circle — that the base of the washing machine/statue is uneven and vibrations cause the feet to scrape on the ground in an irregular way that caused one foot/side/edge to experiment more friction or stiction than the other, which can thereby convert random vibrational noise into directional movement.
Problem is, I'm not sure this principle has ever been fully explored or demonstrated rigorously — who wants to get a PhD in "The Broken Washing Machine Effect"?
Thus, if it can be conclusively demonstrated that this is what is causing the statue to spin, it can be cited as evidence further debunking the Cook Inertial Propulsion engine. But if it can't — well, then hope still lingers that this weird device will eventually become as revolutionary as the jet engine.
Zombie on June 25, 2013 at 4:35 PM
type fix: …experiment more friction = …experience more friction
Zombie on June 25, 2013 at 4:52 PM
It's a hoax.
Poor allahpundit, he so wants to believe. 🙂
Blake on June 25, 2013 at 5:35 PM
It was obviously turning in order to get a better look at something.
The Rogue Tomato on June 25, 2013 at 5:51 PM
Freaky maybe, but not worth even a single deaky.
James on June 25, 2013 at 6:36 PM
One of the explanations provided is the movement was due to the visitors walking by and the subsequent vibrations are what is causing the statue to move.
However if you notice the statue once facing backwards from where it started (turning 180 degrees) stops moving even after several days of visitors passing by.
Perhaps the statue is Muslim and is trying to face East for prayers?
Liberty or Death on June 25, 2013 at 6:38 PM
Old museum floorboards bending and rebounding under peoples feet. Flat statue base on glass shelf. Add a milligram of round particles that become bearings and voila! Museum income rises over the mystery and before you know it, the Muslims on staff have that foot washing basin that they have been grievancing about for years.
[email protected] on June 25, 2013 at 6:43 PM
I'm stumped, the will of Allah?
abobo on June 25, 2013 at 7:14 PM
Just wanted a better look at that naked Nefertiti over in the corner…
coldwarrior on June 25, 2013 at 8:04 PM
Or maybe we need to draw together and start chanting…
"Imhotep. Imhotep. Imhotep." (Or whatever they were chanting in The Mummy.)
coldwarrior on June 25, 2013 at 8:06 PM
Whatever you do, don't move it to a different shelf and see what happens.
TexasDan on June 25, 2013 at 9:52 PM
Also also, Marco Rubio metaphor of the day.
TexasDan on June 25, 2013 at 9:53 PM
vibration from the floor d/t traffic. incongruency between the bottom of the statue and glass surface.
too easy to test.
ted c on June 25, 2013 at 9:57 PM
Just wanted a better look at that naked Nefertiti over in the corner…
coldwarrior on June 25, 2013 at 8:04 PM
ted c on June 25, 2013 at 9:57 PM
The other statues don't move?
whatcat on June 25, 2013 at 10:10 PM
Same principle as electric football.
blink on June 25, 2013 at 10:35 PM
A commenter on the UK Daily Mail (an engineer) already had this nailed. From what I remember, he said the statue has a slight high spot on the base and the shelf a slight tilt. Under vibration the statue rotates until the high spot is 'down hill' then stops. What's causing the vibration is not foot traffic but a fluoro tube ballast beginning to buzz (vibrate) as it fails (the statue only rotates during the time the cabinet lights are on). The museum (which has/had the largest single collection of mummies outside Egypt) is an old beauty – I loved going there as a kid – but it probably needs all the publicity it can get in the XBox age and the UK press are brainless enough to play along.
The Thin Man Returns on June 25, 2013 at 11:11 PM
Aliens. Aliens showing off from light years away. Come on folks, it's always the aliens.
hawkdriver on June 25, 2013 at 11:34 PM
I blame Bush.
Red Cloud on June 26, 2013 at 9:08 AM
Pretty cool.
But not quite as cool as the time I was present at an undersea, unexplained mass sponge migration.
JimLennon on June 26, 2013 at 11:40 AM
The statue is dancing very, very slowly. As someone at AoSHQ said, it's the funk of
40,000 4,000 years….
Ra rays
DarkCurrent on June 26, 2013 at 12:40 PM


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You may post that sort of thing in general IT.
What are the rules here concerning the posting of hardware vulnerabilities? Specifically a 2wire vulnerability? I see it as another motivation for those to get away from WEP (though the vul. has nothing to do with WEP).
You may post that sort of thing in general IT.
Thanks for the direction.
If you need any more motivation to move away from WEP, here's one for you:
Associate with the 2wire AP and use the following:
gateway.2wire.net/xslt?PAGE=H04_POST&PASSWORD=admin&PASSWORD _CONF=admin
The kicker here is that you DON'T need to know the original password to change the router password. The above command will change the password to "admin"
and then redirect you to the router setup page. Just exit out of the setup and you're golden. Worked great on the 2wire I'm responsible for.
File this in the "what to do after I've cracked the WEP key" section...
EDIT: oh and here's the source: http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/27516/info
Cool. Thanks for that. If I ever get one, I'll try and remember this :P
Where I live (midwest), AT&T is a big carrier and hand out those 2wires. Makes sniffing stupidly easy. Let's just say I consult a lot with friends and family on their LAN security


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Top Bolshoi dancers defect to modern Mikhailovsky
By Nastassia Astrasheuskaya and Olga Sichkar
MOSCOW (Reuters) - One of the Bolshoi Theatre's most promising dance partnerships is leaving its Moscow stage to join the Mikhailovsky Theater in St. Petersburg, both companies told Reuters on Monday.
Prima ballerina Natalia Osipova, 25, and principal dancer Ivan Vasiliev, 22, will leave the newly renovated Bolshoi to work with the Mikhailovsky Theatre's new Spanish artistic director Nacho Duato.
In January, modern choreographer Duato became the first foreigner in a century to lead a Russian ballet troupe, vowing to breathe new life into the Russian stage by bringing a modern twist to its classical repertoire.
Osipova and Vasiliev will debut at their new theater in March in a ballet tailor-made for them by Duato.
Mikhailovsky Theater director Vladimir Kekhman told Reuters he had signed the dancers to a five-year contract from December 1, following talks that lasted a year and half.
"The reason they are switching theatres is definitely not the money," Kekhman said. "Money is irrelevant to creative people. They are coming here in search of creative growth."
The new position will offer the dancers a chance to expand their repertoires and tour the world's main stages, he said.
"These guys really want to dance, and the Bolshoi doesn't give them enough performance opportunities," Osipova's dance tutor Marina Kondratyeva told Russia's Izvestia daily newspaper. Continued...


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The situation is different depending on where you live in Wales, but all authorities will be expecting more residents to recycle in 2007.
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The Nina Jablonski speeches reference her long-standing career as a professor and current head of Penn State University's Anthropology department. Jablonski's years of research and collaborations with Asian and African scientists have made her an authority on subjects like human evolution and physiological adaptions, in part responsible for her lengthy discourses on skin color and physical contact.
In addition to her professorial position, Jablonski also currently works with the Folio Primatlogica publication as an Associate Editor alongside her position as Joint Editor of the Cambridge Series on Biological and Evolutionary Anthropology. Her keen writing skills have been made further apparent by way of her 2006 novel 'Skin: A Natural History.' Jablonski's speeches in the realm of academia have received heady international recognition with her receipt of one of the Alphonse Fletcher Sr. Fellowships in 2005.


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Fun: Valentines Projects Round Up/
Here's listing of lots of super cute, fun and cool Valentines Craft projects for you to do with your kids. We've found everything from cards to garlands to sweet gifts & yummy looking cupcakes. If you're out of ideas, like I am this year, maybe this will save you a bit of time hunting down something special.
Valentine's Garland from Made by Joel
Valentine's Day Card Ideas from Family Fun
Valentine's Day Crafts from Kaboose
Valentine's Day Crafts from Amazing Moms
DIY lace-up cards: an unnecessary tutorial from Pearlie Pink
Let's have some fungi lovin' fun!! from A Fanciful Twist
From The Long Thread:
A Colorful Valentine's Day Card
Salt Dough Hearts (here you can also find another extensive collection of Valentines Day Craft links)
From Li'L Magoolie:
DIY FYI: Ribbon Wrapped Valentines Vase.
Three of a kind: Free Printable Valentines.
Valentine's Day Felt Cookies Tutorial from Baby Jives
From I am Baker
White Chocolate Dippers {Valentines Edition}
Heart Cake Tutorial
From The Crafy Crow
Yarn Wrapped Hearts
Water-Colored Valentine Heart Garland
From How About Orange:
Paper heart garland
Asterisk heart garland template
Fabric valentine heart garland
How to make a fabric rose
From Make and Take:
Monster Valentine's Cards for the Classroom
Decorating Heart Shaped Sugar Cookies
Mixing Up a Little Love Potion #9
Cherry Cheesecake Cupcakes from Creations by Kara
From Martha Stewart:
Thumbtack Valentine Frames
Valentine's Day Secret Messages
Heart Bookmark
Hearts and Blocks Valentines
Crayon Hearts
Heart-Shaped Soap
Bonbon-Filled Hearts
Papercut Hearts
Heart Magnets from Red Bird Crafts


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Quade Cooper has ended speculation over his future by signing a two-year deal with the Australian Rugby Union and Queensland.
Fly-half Cooper makes his pro boxing debut in February after saying the Wallabies were "toxic". He was fined £39,000 and rejected a new deal.
"It's a great feeling to know that things are sorted," said Cooper.
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All the original judges are back this season, which makes tonight's season premiere of The Voice even more exciting. Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, Adam Levine, and Blake Shelton all sit in the judges' chairs this time around. Fans could not be happier.
First and foremost, all four judges join together to perform "I Love Rock N' Roll," which was pretty amazing. Truly awesome!
WATCH: 'The Voice' Judges Perform 'I Love Rock N' Roll'
The original judges from The Voice are back. As an awesome surprise, Christina Aguilera, Blake Shelton, Cee Lo Green, and Adam Levine perform I Love Rock N Roll.Click here to read more
Another awesome moment was when judge Adam Levine picks up his contestant and she wraps her legs around him.
Coach Adam Levine pic.twitter.com/e4Oh4X5yWH
— Maroon 5 Indonesia (@Maroon5INDO) September 24, 2013
One sweet moment was when a 15-year-old boy from Atlanta performed and none of the judges had turned their seats around. Upon realizing the singer was so young, they were heartbroken and begged him to come back next season. The young man's story was tearful, about his brother who passed away. Judge Christina Aguilera didn't want to let the boy out of her arms as she hugged him several times. It was truly touching.
Stay tuned for Live Updates with highlights as the show airs, along with video clips.
30 Awesome Photos from the iHeartRadio Music Festival
This year at the iHeartRadio, Ke$ha basically had an orgy onstage and Miley Cyrus wore pasties. Check out the 30 awesomest photos from the music festival here.Click here to read more


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Contenders: Get to know 26 of the top freeskiers competing in Sochi
Kevin Rolland
Age: 24
Hometown: La Plagne, France
This French halfpipe star has enjoyed many successes over the past five years, first asserting his dominance in 2009 when he won the FIS World Halfpipe Championships. Among his other notable achievements are back-to-back-to-back-to-back superpipe gold medals at X Games Aspen and X Games Tignes in 2010 and 2011. After recovering from a torn ACL in 2012, he found his way to the podium last year in Park City for the US Grand Prix, where he took third, and again at X Games Tignes with another bronze medal finish. And in January of this year, Rolland continued his success at the Grand Prix in Park City, this time earning a big win. If Rolland can summon the same competitive spirit showcased in '10 and '11, and more recently in Utah, he'll be among the favorites to medal in Sochi, without a doubt.


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Take new jobs figures with a dose of caution
Rather than the soaring unemployment levels witnessed during previous recessions which saw nearly 120,000 people in the dole queue, this one was only around half that at its worst.
And the latest figures reveal that the jobs market is recovering quicker and more confidently than back then, confounding expectations for a protracted slump.
The headline unemployment rate, the claimant count and even the number of young people out of work has all come down and given an unexpected boost to the economic outlook.
This from a set of numbers which are widely regarded as a lagging indicator of economic health.
If that's still the case, and economic theory suggests it is, then these figures represent an improving economy some months past.
So a pleasing set of figures that will give a boost all round but there's still no room for complacency.
That bed bug of the Northern Ireland job market, the economic inactivity rate climbed again last month and in doing so gave a sharp dig in the kidneys to the arms aloft brigade.
It's the same in the US where the number of people actually wanting to work fell last month as revealed in last Friday's nonfarm payrolls which sent stock markets tumbling.
The world's biggest economy's unemployment rate had been performing equally impressively a few short months ago but it's experience proves a healthy dose of caution is advisable.
Belfast Telegraph


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The boys face Chelsea on Saturday as they look to cap Arsène Wenger's 1,000th game in charge with a victory which will further improve their title chances.
You can find out more about our opponents below:
Full name: Chelsea
Manager: Jose Mourinho
Club colours: Blue shirts, blue shorts, white socks
Nickname(s): The Blues, The Pensioners
Three facts about Chelsea:
- Chelsea are unbeaten in their last four Premier League meetings with the Gunners.
- The Blues were beaten for the first time in 15 games when they lost to Aston Villa last weekend.
- Chelsea have the best defensive record in the division, conceding just 23 goals.
Eden Hazard
The Belgian star has been one of Chelsea's standout performes this season and remains the Blues' top goalscorer with 14 goals. Hazard has the ability to unlock most defences with his incisive dribbling and passing ability. The 23-year-old playmaker is capable of producing something out of nothing and will provide the Gunners' back four with a stiff test on Saturday.


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Neil Guan: President of Mount Angel Seminary's Filipino Community
Story and Photo by Emmanuelle del Castillo
Neil Guan is the new president of Mount Angel Seminary's Filipino community. He was elected by the community for the 2011-2012 academic year. He studies for the Diocese of Las Vegas and is in his second year of philosophical studies here at Mount Angel Seminary. He was born in the Philippines and has lived in Las Vegas for the past fifteen years. He is the eldest of three children.
Newly Given Role
This is the first time Neil has taken the leadership role, but he has experience from his home parish. Even though he has officially been president for about a month, he has already established important connections to Catholic Filipino communities from Salem, Silverton, and Portland.
|Neil Guan with a statue of Saint Lorenzo, the first saint and martyr of the Philippines
Major Successes So Far
During the college beach weekend at the Oregon Coast, the Filipino seminarians were responsible for cooking dinner one evening. With his Filipino brothers' cooperation and concerns in mind, Neil took the position as the head chef and gave out orders. He also had his fair share of cooking dinner, but as he cooked, many of his fellow seminarians were astonished at his abilities and were cheering him on. As Neil said, "I couldn't have done it without the teamwork of the Filipino community."
Another event that took place was the celebration of Our Lady of Penafrancia. The Filipino community of Mount Angel Seminary went to Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Beaverton to celebrate this feast. It was the first event outside of the seminary for the Filipino community.
Neil coordinated transportation and also the proper attire for Mass. Seminarians were well received by the parishioners of Holy Trinity. As Neil explained their hospitality, "It is an honor for them to have those who are studying to become priests as guests."
A recent event held by the Filipino community of Mount Angel Seminary was the celebration of Saint Lorenzo and his companions. Saint Lorenzo is the first saint and martyr of the Philippines. His memorial was celebrated in Saint Joseph Chapel on September 28. The main celebrant was Father Cary Reniva, the parochial vicar of Saint Luke Parish.


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Wireless access is available at all locations
Linebaugh Public Library is now offering free wireless Internet access to those with a portable computer and wireless 802.1a or 802.1b/g wireless network adapter. Wireless access is available throughout the library with the best signal on the second floor. Access is also available outdoors in the plaza area adjacent to the main entrance. All wireless users must first obtain a username and password from the upstairs Reference desk. Due to the variety of hardware/software configurations, we cannot provide technical support; however, we do provide some guidance below. For additional help, check your computer's documentation, or look under Windows Help.
Connecting to the wireless network from Windows XP:
These instructions assume you are using Windows XP Home or Professional edition with Service Pack 2, and Windows is managing your wireless adapter. If your wireless adapter was installed using third-party software, please refer to the software's documentation.
Go to the start menu, then "settings," and select "network connections." Under network connections, right-click the wireless network connection icon and select "view available wireless networks." Select the network named "Linebaugh Library," and click the connect button at the bottom of the window. If you are prompted whether you'd like to connect to an "unsecured network," click "connect anyway." For more information on our wireless security, please see the section titled "About Security" at the end of this page. Once successfully connected, you should see a status of "Connected" and a yellow star as pictured below.
Accessing the Internet:
Once you've connected to the wireless network, start your Internet browser. If asked whether to trust a certificate, click yes. You should now be at a page prompting for a username and password. Enter this information in all capital letters from the slip you received at the Reference desk. If you've done everything correctly, you should now be at the Linebaugh Library home page. Please note that printers are not available on the wireless network.
About Security:
Linebaugh Library does not use encryption on the wireless network. Although we have taken measures to secure the network, it is not foolproof. As such, wireless users are advised not to transmit any sensitive information. The library makes no guarantee on the security of information transmitted, and the decision of whether to transmit sensitive data is at the user's discretion. Further, it is the responsibility of the patron to protect their own computers from potential compromise by keeping their software up to date with the latest security patches, using a personal firewall, etc.
Internet Use Policy - Linebaugh Library System (revised 2/21/05)
• The Library makes the Internet accessible in accordance with its mission of providing access to information and resources to meet the needs of its constituency.
• The Library is CIPA compliant and has blocking software on all Internet terminals. The blocking software, or filter, is not a perfect system and due to its technological limitations may allow sites that could be harmful to minors and may block access to constitutionally protected material on the Internet. The Library may allow access to blocked sites for adult patrons 18 and over upon request. Information on the Internet may be reliable and current, or it may be inaccurate, out-of-date, or unavailable. The Internet contains material that is controversial and inappropriate for children. Library users access the Internet at their own discretion.
• Parents/legal guardians assume responsibility for anything their children may access on the Internet. The Library is not responsible if children violate Library and parental rules. The Library's computers are not under constant employee supervision.
• Use of the Library computers and the Internet for any purpose that violates federal, state or local laws is prohibited, including:
◦ Accessing obscenity and or child pornography
◦ Propagation of computer worms and viruses
◦ Attempting to breach the Library network and other networks via the Internet
◦ Transfer or use of copyrighted materials without explicit consent from the owner
• Attempting to modify or delete software and data, or installing other software onto the Library computers is not permitted, and will be subject to a revoking of privileges.
Use of the Internet is a privilege, not a right, and violation of the Internet Use Policy will result in a cancellation of this privilege.