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I would like to change the color of my interior from dark blue to tan. the carpet and seats won't be a problem since they will be replaced, but the rest of my interior is in perfect shape. I seen a product that you spray on to change the color; it sounds like paint to me but it's called interior dye. has anyone used it, and is it any good? I would hate to ruine my interior by painting it with some crappy product. maybe an upholstery shop is the way to go?? what do ya'all think?
Ive never used this but ive saw interiors that have been done with this. IMO they looked great, just like new.
I used some of the dye spray that they sell at like auto zone and checker. It almost actually made me wounder how this stuff sticks so good. It works really good i used it on my 1972 ford pinto seats changed them from tan to white. Ill get them upholsterd in time but till then, im using the spray. THe stuff is kinda dull though. The color does come up in time but nothing that a little touch up cant handle. Sup 2 u
thanks for the info guys; I'm gonna give it a try.
Hey BWG! Before you go and spray the whole interior of your car, I would suggest trying this product out on an area that's not really visible, just in case you don't get the results you're looking for.
Tell us how it goes too. I'm considering spraying my now saddle tan (UCK!!!) Carpet BLACK (YEAH). I'm also gunna either get some plastic dye or make a swap for black plastic interior panels. I need a new headliner anyway so I'll just buy that. But I wanna hear how it goes.
they sell this at the local body shop just like car paint, you buy the paint and reducer and also a cleaner.I was told this was an excellent product for the hard plastic panels like console, lower dash, any hard surface. not really great for say , the soft vinyl side of the seats etc.i am almost ready to (paint) the interior soon. i really dont have a choice , as i am going from gold with tan interior to black ext, white leather seats,and new black carpets, i am dying the console and lower dash white , and from the top of the dash up in black.
i will be verry verrrry interested to see how it works.
thanks for your time mike .
The only problem with a black interior is that it seems to fade a lot faster than any other colour (well, maybe Navy fades as fast). I had a black interior in my '74 duster, and even after replacing the seats the backs faded within one season. Of course, I had no garage to keep it in, so it was constantly exposed to sunlight. Also, the inside of the car becomes very oven-like, because as we all know, black absorbs heat, it doesn't reflect it like white does.
Just my .02
Mikeweyman, I did try that product you mentioned, or a least a similar product. It looked extremely good but after a few years it started to peal on the hard plastic parts. it's only on one door panel that I never could find a match for, but every couple of years I have to touch up the hard plastic bottom panel on the door. the vinyl still looks perfect. I am going to try the interior dye product, first on my grocery getter, and if results are good I will go ahead with my vette. thanks ya'll and I will let you know of the results.
btw, 4 jaw chick???? did I see that right??? are you 4 jaw chuck's chick? (what a mouthful) how lucky to have a grease lady
hey bigwildgrin ,i also plan on putting it on my vette (1975) i really dont have a choice because i cant leave the interior beige ,and the car has already bled my wallet dry.so for at least now,it will be sprayed.what year vette do you have???dont ya love em??
i just sprayed a 1971 camaro dash with "interior color" spray available at local auto parts for $4.00 a can. i cleaned 30+ years of gummy crud off with 409 type cleaner then sprayed 2 careful coats of black. brand new look and very easy to touch up. a new dash pad lists for $339.00...
hey Mike, it's a '68. yes I do love them; the older ones are worth more but I prefer the "shark" body style to them all. I hate to say it but I think the '84 is my favorite of all time- big bold sexy curves with that beautiful bubble back window. I almost bought one once that was absolutely breath taking for 10 grand. I wish I would have. now I don't have the 10 grand or the car....
my friend just bought an 82 .it has a mural done by a local artist who became a local favorite during the van era.believe it or not he drove it off the car lot for 5,000 .all the things you like about that car, i hate.the reason i picked mine (yours is better, chrome bumpers)is the smooth sloping front and rear end. and the little flat opera window with the fins on either side.the eighties are near worthless, the ones like ours are rarer and worth triple the money. i hope so cause i spent 15,000$ on mine and its not painted, no windshield , engine is done well but not started yet.man i wish vettes werent so expensive. dut then i wouldnt like them. lol..... mike
That would be me, Chuck's Chick.
BTW I like Vette's but I'm kinda stuck on the late 60's models, very classy! Like me :p
4 jaw chick, I've got a garage plus I'm tinting the windows on my car, that should save on the fading a bit.
Hehe I'm planning on trying to cover my seats by myself in leather (I know someone with an industrial sewing machine)
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Euro deputies have given mixed views on Tonio Borg, Malta's candidate for EU commissioner on health and consumer affairs.
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The Roman Catholic candidate told deputies on Tuesday during a hearing that his personal beliefs would not interfere with his role as commissioner and that he would respect the European Charter of Fundamental Rights.
"We just have his word for it at this point and many members are still concerned about whether he would actually follow this line once his appointment was confirmed," said Swoboda in a statement.
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British socialist MEP Michael Cashman, who co-chairs parliament's gay rights "Intergroup," says he cannot back the Maltese candidate.
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Ya I was going to go get an alignment, I just wanted to make sure I dont need to replace anything else before I do
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Why don't you do a thorough steering components inspection? Those trucks do not tolerate any slack and play.
I did the idlers ARM and pitman ARM as well. I just found out that the regards didn't balance my tires because I bought new ones. Ons get em balanced and get an alignment and see what happens...
Also, you may want to check the steering shaft. GM trucks have a rubber rag joint. They can tear over time.
Yea its torn. So is every one I found in the pick ur part. How would that affect the suspension?
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If it's torn, it should be replaced. Just ask for a "rag joint" at the parts store.
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Being the first cab off the retail earnings rank JB Hi-Fi is a bellwether for how the sector is travelling. It seems that it's still pretty ugly out there.
JB Hi-Fi's 2013 sales numbers look fairly good at first blush. Total sales for the year were up 5.8 per cent and the second half sales were a more robust 10.3 per cent up. It looks like things improved during the year.
But these numbers are a bit distorting when it comes to getting a holistic picture. The second half of last year (that is, the six months to June 2012) was a disaster - not just for JB Hi-Fi but across the retail board.
So the gains are (in part) the result of comparing oranges and last year's really rotten oranges.
Investors that follow retail know this. They were looking for optimistic sales guidance for 2014. But the JB Hi-Fi management was not obliging.
The store numbers are set to increase 6 per cent over this period but management is forecasting sales will improve by 6 to 8 per cent. This equates to only moderate improvement in same stores sales growth.
Chief executive Terry Smart called it "tough and competitive out there" on several occasions during Monday morning's call to investors.
The analysts were wary that Smart was being overly conservative.
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In the longer term JB Hi-Fi's particular mix of products leaves it vulnerable to competition from online players.
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(Having said this Smart says the rates of growth are starting to come down.)
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Just a couple thoughts on your carburetion:
The inline engines have always had issues with fuel distribution due to the length of the engine. (I owned straight-eight Packards, where it was even worse.) With a single carburetor in the middle, there is almost always more fuel going to the middle cylinders than to the end cylinders.
This hurts fuel economy because getting enough fuel to the end cylinders to prevent an over-lean condition results in excess (wasted) fuel supplied to the middle. When you "punch it" and the accelerator pump sprays raw gas into the intake, this situation is briefly even more pronounced. From a standpoint of both optimal power and best economy, you want each cylinder supplied with only as much or as little gas as it needs for the momentary demand on the engine.
There are multiple-carb intakes available for this engine, which would help considerably. If you find a setup for dual Webber 36/38 carbs, be aware that these carbs were used on some Pintos and other 4-cylinder engines, can be often be found used at a reasonable price, and rebuild easily. Barring that, if you use only a single carb it could possibly be an advantage to use a small (465 cfm?) vacuum-secondary four-barrel rather than a large two-barrel. On low demand, the four-barrel is using only the small, primary side of the carb, while the 2-barrel is always using the entire carb. Operating at a lower flow rate due to the larger cross-section, some two barrels are not as precise at metering fuel based on venturi-effect vacuum signal.
If you have room, maybe you could look into fuel injection, as used by Ford on later engines. I know fuel injection can sound scary and like a trip to the unknown, but if you do a quick read on how it works, it really is very straight-forward. If you have U-Pull-It yards, or check CraigsList, the complete stock setup may not be prohibitively expensive. It would sure give you better performance potential on both the power and economy sides.
Of course, this leads to thoughts of a way-cool-sounding dual exhaust!
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Re: Functional programming puzzle
Count Dracula <lk3a at kelvin.seas.virginia.edu> gave an elegant answer
my question:
> > I want a matrix of distances between the points in pts_List...
The Count's one-line solution depends upon an UNDOCUMENTED feature
of Outer, and also upon avoiding a named (Dracula's method,
Here it is:
Dracula's method:
The undocumented feature of Outer is its FOURTH PARAMETER, a level
specification. It would be interesting if the Count could divulge his
source of this information, apparently unavailable to mortals.
I created test lists of 5, 10, 20, 40, and 80 three-dimensional
Random points, with the following results (Dracula's method,
best observed times on a PowerMac 6100 with a speedup gadget):
{5 pts, 0.00 Sec},{10 pts,0.05 Sec},{20 pts,0.20 Sec},
{40 pts,0.80 Sec},{80 pts,3.20 Sec}}
Then I added the Outer level spec to my suggested method:
followed by
My method, with its named external function Rij, took about twice as
long as Dracula's method.
Finally, I tried another method that uses
to cut down on the number of multiplies. It took about the same
time as Rij method, but saved a little on space.
Question for WRI people: The matrix of distances is a vital
step in many stat mech calculations, and making it faster would
be a great service. Could you make a special kind "Outer", or perhaps
just an option for Outer, say Output->UpperTriangular, that would
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The next place to go was obviously the subtly psychedelically throbbing East-meets-West guitar rock of Tinariwen.
First, though, Sophie Hunger, on acoustic guitar and keyboard, made her Miami debut with a bang. Her music is not entirely unlike that of clever solo songstress Regina Spektor. And both own unbelievably capable voices. Hunger, however, is a bit less bombastic than Spektor.
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Brother, in defense of Brian, I took your post same way he did, perhaps the statement "if you buy everything the companies try and sell you" Perhaps lead Brian and myself to that conclusion.
Anyways, to answer your question, there are 100's of grades of "Mineral Spirits or Naptha" as you put it and the reason a company may have 2 or 3 different kinds is because the evaporation point is different and they are trying to adjust the dry time of the wax and grease remover.
It may sound stupid but believe it or not, the most critical item for a good wax and grease remover is the flash or dry time, that is why a company may have three or four grades and promote one grade for this use and another grade for this type of surface.
Use the wrong one or type, especially over bare metal and the paint is going to have adhesion problems.
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That's cool. I'm just a guy doing my own work in my home shop with my own budget. And I didn't have a question about mineral spirits at all. That was the OP. I never mentioned mineral spirits.
And that's PPG's material safety data sheet calling it Naptha, cause that's what's in their DX330 ...according to PPG . Not me.
Geez, you guys are snarky. Naptha and mineral spirits are two different animals. While they are both products of petroleum distillation, they have different uses.
Most of the people here that work in this stuff are here to help but we can all read the same thing and read it different.
I understand different interpretations. That is a lot different than saying, "you said this..." when I didn't. I'm over it. I'm not shooting PPG anyway on this job. PPG would not assist me in in finding the formula for their own '72 paint code.
I'm shooting Glasurit 22 line (single stage) and it's red, so it aint' cheap. So, yeah, I'm saving on not having to clear coat, so I can get a Starbucks instead of having to "wax and grease remove" between bc and clear, I guess.
I'm finding that it's often better just to read here rather than to post looking for assistance. It's not the most welcoming environment and quite a few people would rather bash you for your ignorance rather than help you. I get it. I had a dad too.
OK, then, I must ask why did you ask the question?
Why would you care? What difference would it make what is in it. I know that formula very well and would it make a difference to you if they had 20% lacquer Diluent in it or 60% and 20% 360 solvent?
I may be reading you wrong but if you were not here to save a buck, then you were just trying to start s--t.
Everyone reads a post different like I said, I will leave it at this as, don't matter to me why or why you use it.
Please read the thread. I didn't ask the question. The question is years old. I answered it. Chill.
why drag up a 4 year old thread ??? you had to have searched for it
Who's starting sh--t, now. Yeah, I was curious. I wanted to know what was in the $50/gal stuff. So, as a new member...I did what Jon says I'm supposed to do. I searched for a previous thread on the topic I was interested in. Then, I saw that nobody ever answered the guy's question, which was "what's in this stuff?"...so I did some research and posted what PPG said was in their product.
Why do you all have a problem with that? And more importantly, why don't you read the thread before jumping on my back.
i just asked a question . what part of it was jumping on your back ?
Hopefully, I've answered your question. Sorry...gotta go to work now.
This is very simple, your post looks like an "how to" on making wax and grease remover. Now, the funny thing is, I didn't even say that or attack you in any way. What I said was saving money on wax and grease remover by making it yourself makes no sense to me being the paint costs so much.
When you can save the same amount by simply passing the starbucks in the morning instead of stopping for your latte buy real wax and grease remover that is recommended by the paint manufacturer. There is nothing to think about here, this isn't a big deal.
I personally have made posts over the years that sounded to someone else all wrong, and I am THANKFUL that it was brought up and we could clear it up so some poor unsuspecting newbe doesn't make a horrible mistake on my account.
It's no big deal brother, that is how I read your post, and I want to make it clear MOSTLY TO OTHERS not to you, that I feel this isn't the way to save a few bucks. That is all it was, sorry.
I have absolutely no care on what it costs. This is an area that can be critical to a paint job. Maybe there can be some places in the bodywork and paint process one can look to save a few bucks, but this isn't one of them.
i was raised by simple farm folks. from an early age i was taught if i cant afford it dont do it. i'm sick of people whining about the cost of a paint job and blaming pro's ( you know, ones who do it for a living ) for their misfortunes. we dont set the prices for paint . but we damn sure get hammered by them. being a professional on this site has become something dirty. even moderators cant resist taking a shot at us. let me ask you something. if you need medical advice do you ask a plumber ? do any of you honestly think a guy who has done this all his life is going to agree with cheap short cuts ? even a chemist cant disagree with the tightwads on here without getting flamed. you want to find out how to make jelly just keep screwing around with these chemicals.
Maybe we should change our ways and help out?
Lets start a post here on what people have recommended to use, its not my car as Mopar Coupe might say.
One guy said use toilet bowl cleaner a few years ago.
Ajax or comet
Lacquer thinner
soap and water
Mineral spirits from Home Depot
Carb cleaner
Brake cleaner
Got to be a whole lot more we can add to this, just in case Walmart has a sale.
The one thing I will not give-in on is when we get to brushing on our paint, lets buy the best brush we can get.
Also, that 22 line of paint in red will be $600-800 pretty easy, you know you got screwed when Jegs and Summit has same color for $75, and your worrying about a $50 can of wax and grease remover that will last 3-6 jobs.
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Shine, I am remodeling my bathroom right now. I am talking FULLY, tub, floor walls ALL the plumbing under the house, the whole shebang. I know NOTHING or next to nothing about this. I was seriously overwhelmed when I started it.
The first thing I told the guy when I walked into our local hardware store (a REAL hardware store, not a "McHome" store) was this "I am a professional in the business of autobody repair, I understand that quality tools and supplies cost money, give me the best". I am doing this project as a pro would with the pro tools and I am finding that it isn't that big of a deal. And over and over I think of how if I hadn't listened to him and bought a cheaper tool or went with what I was planing using, my tools, how SCREWED I would be!
Buying the professional tools and supplies has made a HUGE difference in this project!
Nope, I rather buy the good stuff and do it once, then do it twice or three times with the cheap stuff.
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PAUL Gallen goes down in the third minute with his first run of the match. Cronulla win 21-20 in golden point. You talk about season-defining victories.
If the Sharks are to go on and do anything this year they will look back on yesterday - and the moment Gallen crashed to the turf clutching his right knee - as the moment they ceased looking for excuses.
The moment they decided it was time to fight back.
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This is how coach Shane Flanagan was explaining it in the wake of yesterday's courageous, if somewhat controversial, win.
Flanagan told how he appealed to his senior players' character at halftime.
"I got a few of them and said there is an opportunity for you to stand up here," Flanagan said.
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He spoke to Wade Graham. He spoke to Luke Lewis. Graham was outstanding. Lewis was brilliant, the best on ground.
If it wasn't the finest game of Lewis's career it was up there with the very best of them. And there have been some rippers.
His ball-and-all tackle on Kurt Gidley at the death to deny a match-winning field goal and force a turnover was a mighty play. And yesterday's win was built on so many of those plays.
Moments when the players could have looked over to Gallen sitting on the bench and said this is too hard. Instead, they played like their season depended on it.
Andrew Fifita ran for an astonishing 250m. Even by Gallen's lofty standards, those figures are mind-boggling.
"Andrew is such a handful," Flanagan later joked.
"I am always into him about running north-south instead of running across the field.
"And he ran across the field today and set up a try. So he made sure he came and told me."
Flanagan said with Gallen gone, this was their time to take ownership.
"We were in a bit of a similar position last year when unfortunately Gal missed 50 per cent of the year and we were lucky enough to have Jeremy Smith, who stood up and gave us that leadership," Flanagan said.
Since Smith left for Newcastle, Lewis has taken on that role.
It's hard to comprehend why Penrith let him go. There has to be a story we haven't been told.
So what does yesterday's win mean for Cronulla after such a tumultuous start?
Can they come back and win a place in the eight? Can they go top four like some predicted?
Flanagan reckons they have the talent. Now they know they have the character.
"While we always want Gal in our team, if someone goes off someone will stand up and I think they accepted that challenge today, which was great," he said.
Wayne Bennett refused to blame the Knights' loss on the terrible decision by the video referees to award Jonathan Wright his second try after a clear knock-on from Graham.
But that's for NRL to deal with. Yesterday was a time for the Sharks to celebrate.
Bennett said his team had their chances to win despite the dodgy decision but, unlike Cronulla, didn't want it enough.
The Sharks play the Wests Tigers on Friday night, then it's the Raiders at home.
You could hear the hope building in Flanagan's voice.
"If we just put three or four together, especially going into the Origin period, that is really important," he said.
"I have no doubts we are still in this competition."
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NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "The Interview," the Sony Pictures film about a fictional plot to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, opened in more than 300 movie theaters across the United States on Christmas Day, drawing many sell-out audiences and statements by patrons that they were championing freedom of expression.
Co-directors Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen, who also co-stars in the low-brow comedy with James Franco, surprised moviegoers by appearing at the sold-out 12:30 a.m. PT screening of the movie at a theater in Los Angeles, where they briefly thanked fans for their support.
Sony Pictures this week backtracked from its original decision to cancel the release of the $44 million film after major U.S. theater chains pulled out because of threats of violence by Guardians of Peace, a computer hacking group that claimed responsibility for a destructive cyberattack on Sony last month.
The United States blamed the attacks on North Korea.
In China and South Korea, two countries that share a land border with North Korea, hundreds of thousands of people flocked to illegal video sharing sites to see the movie.
In the United States, movie theater managers and patrons alike said they believed there was nothing to fear from the threats, and the initial screenings on Thursday were uneventful.
But one of the online outlets that distributed the film ahead of its theatrical release, Microsoft Corp's Xbox Live, reported that users were experiencing problems getting connected on Thursday.
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The College of Idaho was again named one of the nation's top schools in The Princeton Review's 2016 edition of The Best 380 Colleges. In recent years, the C of I has been an annual inclusion in the book, which serves as The Princeton Review's flagship college guide.
Jetblade. The name might sound like the newest Marvel superhero to hit the big screen, but it's actually the newest bacterial virus analyzed by College of Idaho students.
This summer, freshman Claire Otero, junior Tran Tran and C of I biology professor of Dr. Ann Koga traveled to the Howard Hughes Medical Center research campus in Virginia for the Science Education Alliance-Phage Hunters Advancing Genomics and Evolutionary Science (SEA-PHAGES) symposium. Try saying that ten times fast.
Drink or bathe in its azure waters, and the fount turns back the hands of time. At least, that's how the legend of the Fountain of Youth goes. And it is this mystical fountain and the fight to escape the clutches of death that serve as the basis for College of Idaho alumnus Chris Farnsworth's new novel: The Eternal World.
"I've always been fascinated with immortality," Farnsworth said. "But the story itself came from a couple of movie producers."
On a Wednesday night in downtown Boise, College of Idaho senior Eli Nary took the stage for open mic night at Liquid Laughs. It was his first attempt at stand-up comedy. The result, terrible. The experience, thrilling.
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Forbes magazine has released its list of "America's Top Colleges," which ranks the top 650 schools in the nation based upon post-graduate success, student satisfaction, student debt, four-year graduation rate and competitive awards.
And this year, The College of Idaho has cracked the top 200 colleges in the nation, landing at No. 195.
College of Idaho men's basketball coach Scott Garson served as an assistant coach for the Under-18 United States team at the 2015 European Maccabi Games, held in Berlin, Germany.
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It was a night not unlike most as College of Idaho strength and conditioning coach Mike Shines walked out of a dinner lounge in downtown Boise. He noticed a group of people had gathered outside. Shines walked over to see the subject of the gathering—a man physically abusing a woman.
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So goes a verse in perhaps the most famous Scottish song there is, Robert Burns' "Auld Lang Syne." With its traditional, olde tyme feel and bagpipe accompaniment, Scottish—and, more broadly, Celtic—music has spread from the British Isles across the globe.
The College of Idaho provides a great education at an affordable rate, but don't take our word for it.
Explore the final frontier at The College of Idaho's Whittenberger Planetarium! The New Horizons mission will be the lead topic when the planetarium hosts its next public show at 7 p.m. July 23 inside Boone Hall on the C of I campus in Caldwell. Learn about the New Horizons mission, which left Earth in 2006 en route to Pluto, and just flew by the planet on July 14. New Horizons is the first-ever space mission to explore a world so far from Earth.
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NOAA Fisheries released its first compilation and discussion of fisheries allocation issues.
The Marine Fishery Allocation Issues report, a direct response to stakeholder concerns regarding allocation during the National Saltwater Recreational Fisheries Summit, summarizes the comments received from a broad spectrum of stakeholders.
The agency will host a webinar next Thursday for stakeholders interested in learning more about the 17-page report and its findings from author George Lapointe.
The report concludes that fishery managers have a difficult time explaining the process, rationale and outcomes of allocation decisions because, at best, its very hard to explain to a group or individual why a decision was made in a way that they do not agree with.
In more difficult allocation discussions it is nearly impossible to achieve an outcome that is not perceived as very unfair by some stakeholders, the report says.
Also evident from the project is that most managers and stakeholders favor a more efficient and understandable allocation process, the report concludes.
Many suggestions were made about improvements to the management process to make allocation decisions more clearly understood, fairer and based more on quantitative factors and less on qualitative factors, which are often perceived as biased and arbitrary, the report says.
Clearly, there is difficult work to be done on allocation in the nations fishery management system, the report goes on to say. A logical conclusion from this type of perception is that fishery managers at the state, regional and national levels need to focus more time and resources to allocation discussions and decisions. This should begin in the initial stages of a fishery management action and should include clear, direct language about the allocation definitions and decisions to be made, who is responsible for the decisions and how stakeholders can engage in the process.
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How is everyone doing in Canada today?
We sure are getting unseasonable weather here today (southwestern Ontario). It just hit 55 degrees and very windy (always windy here as we are 5 minutes from Lake Huron ) It actually felt like fall waking up this morning.
What is it like in your part of the country?
It is cool in these parts as well. We had high winds yesterday, the power went off for a bit last night around 9 p.m.
I don't know the temperature, but I am wearing a sweater at the moment! We have had so much rain....and clouds. We either start the day or end the day with sunshine, with rain and clouds somewhere in between. It is great for all the new planting and seeding we have done since moving in here and making the property our own!
My sister said she is keeping her pool open later this year because she heard that September is going to be unusually HOT!!!
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The weather is hot! It is hard to sleep at night.Sponsored Links Remove Advertisements08-12-2004, 12:29 PM #4
It changes everday....it's hot, hot or it's grey and cold and raining or like today, it's warm and grey and just started to rain...
It's strange weather alright....summers are not like they used to be...08-12-2004, 12:38 PM #5
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ymay - good to see you again.
Well I'm in the middle of Canada and I plan on sending all my cold weather east. We were at +3C last night and suppose to be that again tonight. Were suppose to get to +19C today and by the weekend a bit warmer. We have only had a couple days of +30C weather.
I'm wondering about global warming - hmmmmmm.
I agree Heather, the weather is like fall weather and good for ducks, not us people especially in August.08-12-2004, 05:06 PM #6
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Hi All,
It is cool and cloudy here in Eastern Ontario. We have had a ton of rain this week. Actually we've had a lot of rain this summer. My grass which is usually brown in August is even greener than it was in the spring. At least I am saving on my electric bill by not needing the airconditioning!08-12-2004, 05:26 PM #7
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Hot dry and sunny as it usually is here in the Kamloops region. Air conditioner on since 10 am. I have it set for 78 degrees inside, and it hit that early today.
Yvonne, good to see you. Tell you what, you come stay with me and warm yourself up!!!!08-14-2004, 01:30 AM #8
Good to see you again too, CJ! We really are thankful for all the rain, as we have been busy planting 4 dozen cedar trees....(more to come), and plants galore...and reseeded and fertilized the lawns. We moved in last August, so this spring and summer was the time to work on the outside. The rain has been a blessing.
Margery, I would love to share some of that beautiful weather with you. I have been thrilled to be back and see you encouraging we homeschoolers! You are always so encouraging, and remind me often of the joys and blessings of hs life! Thank you.
I hope to be around much more now that I feel like we have adjusted to our move!08-14-2004, 09:41 AM #9
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Yvonne, well I for one am so happy to read your post this morning. So good to know your back!!
After watching last night's pictures on the late news about hurricane Charley, I think I won't be complaining about our weather for awhile. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. Unreal what mother nature can do.08-14-2004, 12:46 PM #10
Hi Yvonne, great to see you! Nice to hear you are moving in nicely.
Chriss, DH and I were just saying the same thing about the grass, usually it's getting brown and crunchy about this time...it's so lush and beautiful!
We are up to about 65 degrees here today and sunny. Beautiful for working outside.08-14-2004, 01:26 PM #11
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DH is teaching DS#2 to use the lawn tractor cause we need to cut the grass twice a week now!
Bonus is my apples have never been this big before.
We are actually seeing some sunshine today but it is still cool.
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'If Everton won't sell him, City can't buy him, simples – City must move on and bid for other defenders …'Vital Football 11th August 2009
'Nokia have left entering the netbook market for some time but here's their first foray into the market with what they prefer to call a "mini laptop" … It has HDMI out. Plug into your TV and watch your HD video … Simples!!'Sys-Con Media 25th August 2009
On being interviewed after his gold medal success in the triple jump at the world championships in Berlin, British athlete Phillips Idowu reportedly chuckled: 'Hop, step, jump, 17.73. Simples!' Idowu's neat little summary of his moment of triumph is embellished by an expression which has in the last few months become increasingly popular in informal British English: simples – a new interjection which describes something as being easy, straightforward, not remotely complex.
the word simples seems to function as a kind of generic, catch-all expression of straightforwardness
Of course in reality, the road to gold medal success is far from simples, but the expression itself is everything it encompasses: easy to say, interpret and use. And I'm guessing that it's for this reason that simples has rapidly entered the popular consciousness. After all, it's not as though the English language were short of ways to say that something is easy or uncomplicated – with expressions like easy peasy, a piece of cake, a no-brainer, plain sailing, child's play, a doddle, no sweat to name but a few. But each of these brings their own particular shades of meaning, and would only be appropriate in certain contexts. Simples on the other hand, can be slipped in anywhere, can stand alone or as part of a sentence, and seems to function as a kind of generic, catch-all expression of straightforwardness. It's therefore beginning to pop up in both spoken and written form in a variety of contexts, as the citations above illustrate.
The new interjection simples is in fact the lexical by-product of a highly successful TV advertising campaign for price comparison website comparethemarket.com. The expression was 'coined' by Aleksandr Orlov, a CGI Meerkat and 'owner' of spoof website comparethemeerkat.com. (The website does actually exist, and yes – you really can compare meerkats!) The adorable Aleksandr Orlov gently points out to us the difference between the two web addresses, declaring that the distinction is: 'simples!' The campaign has had such popular appeal that Aleksandr Orlov the meerkat is now enjoying cult status in Britain, attracting over half a million fans on Facebook. One group is campaigning for him to become Prime Minister under the slogan 'Anybody but Labour. SIMPLES.' His catchphrase has leapt into the lexicon of popular culture, and there's now even a web-based petition to get simples added to the Oxford English Dictionary. Meanwhile the ad has also paid dividends for comparethemarket.com, which has reportedly seen sales double since it was launched.
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Last night Lisa and I attended the Hollywood Prom 2007 at the swanky Boulevard3 in, you guessed it, Hollywood. The venue was beautiful and probably the most fun I had all night was walking around, listening to The Prom Kings sound check and taking a few photos. This was before they opened the gates to allow the herd of C-listers and wannabes in to trample all over my moment. Now don't get me wrong, I'm sure there are some genuine kind people at these events, they just get lost in the sea of 'I'm young hot shit' faces.
I started to get a little nostalgic about my high school senior prom; a wonderful night with a disastrous end involving my own personal bottle of tequila. I decided it was best to not drink last night.
About halfway through the red carpet arrivals my dream of Jesse Metcalfe showing up began to fade (he was on the list, dammit!) and I started to think about what these "celebrities" were like in high school. For some was only yesterday and for too many others, twenty five years ago. Were they popular like Cameron Diaz? Were they dorks like Cameron Diaz? While I was well known in high school (mainly because I had lived in the same town all my life) and actually, much to my surprise, ended up being the prom king- I never really considered myself popular. We had our 'popular' kids that were, for the most part, the stereotypical jock and cheerleader types that every school has.
More on the Hollywood popularity contest, plus Wayne Recommends, after the jump.
Just like in high school, popularity is very important in Hollywood. There are even companies and sites like IMDB Pro that track the popularity of today's stars (Lindsay Lohan's STARmeter ranking: 15, My ranking: 109,685) . You can also see which celebrities are being searched for the most at Yahoo's Buzz Index, and the results are some times surprising. For example today's top actress being searched is the beautiful Bollywood star, Aishwarya Ra. Uh, oh Lindsay you better get your ass out of rehab and reclaim your turf.
A few days ago while brainstorming some ideas for a title of a project, I typed into thesaurus.com the words 'funny people.' Thesaurus.com being the cheeky son-of-a-bitch it is responded with this:
It's a good thing I'm not funny.
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