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Harmon said, "Over 3 1/2 years ago, a few months after Emerald Spiral opened in 2008, we placed an ad on Craigsist for artists. Joe Garner answered our ad as part of making his documentary, CRAIGSLIST JOE. The documentary is from Executive Producer Zach Galifianakis
"The film is an amazing project that asks the question does technology separate us or can it be a means to build community?"
Using only his laptop and Craigslist with no money to get food, shelter and transportation Garner traveled from LA to Seattle to New York and back to LA in December of 2008 stopping in San Francisco and interviewing Craig of Craigslist.
In the film Garner comes to visit Emerald Spiral and Harmon performs a ritual with him seated under a copper tube pyramid, surrounded by crystals. Garner also stayed at Harmon's home and was given rides around the area by Harmon's daughter Rachel. While in Seattle Garner also visited with children whose parents were incarcerated and had dinner with an Iraqi family and discussed their experiences have been since 9/11.
"Also, I saved his life basically," Harmon said laughing. He had answered an ad from a guy in Portland who lived in Vermont and they were going to drive back in December of 2008. "He said, 'I've got a ride all the way to New York and we're going to take Highway 2' and I said 'No you're not' he said, 'What's the worst that could happen?' so I said, 'You could die.' " This exchange is in the documentary.
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My 5 month old male has recently developed an "attitude" with me and I'm wondering if this is normal developmental stuff or something I should be worried about. He went through the puppy biting stuff which pretty much disappeared several weeks ago. He was a complete angel since then. Recently he has started to snap at me if I try to prevent him from doing something he wants like chase the cats, etc. He does not growl - just snaps as if he is going to bite me but stops short of actually biting me. Is this the beginning of the bratty teenager stage I've been reading about?
He's a baby just testing boundaries. And since he IS a baby, you need to be careful how you react.
I'd just put a leash/tab on him and calmly remove him from the cat(s) and/or crate him for a bit. What's really going on is he's not 'coming' when you call him off the cats.
So what you REALLY need to do is work on his general obedience (come) with distractions (cats). Easiest way and he's the perfect age, is to go to puppy/dog classes. Perfect way to gain the calm leadership skills you need to TEACH him to listen and learn in any place with anything going on.
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Welding aluminum truss in dock
I have a 40' dock, with aluminum trusses and one of the zig-zag rod ends has broken loose at the weld point. The dock is now outside of the water, up the hill, and I am wondering what is the best way to take care of it.
Would it be easy for a metal shop to make a call to fix on site? I am not sure what is involved in aluminum welding nor how common it is. If so, would it make a difference to weld it on the hill or once is dropped on the water? The truss would be inches above water.
If I have to take it to the shop is no minor work, I would have to put it on the water, build two A frames out of lumber and then remove the section, take it up the hill to the shop ... not fun.
Any ideas would be appreciated
portable welders capable of being used on aluminum are commonplace.
In the water? no way!!
Unless there is a reason to not have it out of the water, leave it out of the water.
get out the phone book or talk to friends that may be able to recommend a weldshop. Give them a call and explain what you have. Shouldn't be a problem.
One thing you did not say is how far to the nearest power outlet. That could make a difference if the shop does not have a generator powered TIG welder.
Thanks for the answers. Yes, I will have to call a few shops. As I said, I am not familiar with the equipment used, It may have been torch based. I understand the electric concern. The spot to weld would be about ten inches from the plastic deck surface and above the water level. It would be a matter of kneeling on the deck. I would never think in going with waders to weld this. But I hear you.
Any idea of the electric service needed? There is a duplex receptacle close enough, I assume 15 A, but with a long run to the house, and there is also a service for a small lake pump, not sure what is there, I will have to check. We got the house at the end of the summer and has been under snow until two weeks ago, (the wonders of Minnesota), so I still have a lot to learn about it.
It is just that the typical neighborhood shop is not going to do it this way.
as to the power available;
you will need to speak to the specific shop to determine what they need. Long runs can present a problem.
There are welders that would operate on a 15 amp 120 volt power but if the specific shop has such equipment is the next question.
You'll have to call around to see what anybody has available in your area.
Chances are they are going to use what is commonly referred to as a TIG welder (TIG; tungsten inert gas) but is more properly referred to as GTAW welding. (gas tungsten arc welding). It used to be commonly called heli-arc due to the type of shielding gas used (helium but more commonly now- argon or a mix of several different gasses including helium and argon)
this process uses an electric "torch" to liquify (melt) the base metal and the filler rod. It uses the inert gas to shield the weld from atmospheric gas (especially oxygen, which causes oxidation; bad thing in welding).
Call a welding shop that advertises Mobile welding service. They will have the machine on the truck and not need any power source from you. It can be welded with stick, MIG or TIG.
Aluminum can be welded with oxy-acetylene also!
When I was in the airforce, I welded aluminum on aircraft all the time!
Its just easier with electric!
GTAW is the preferred method. It produces a better weld than any of the other mentioned methods and is easier than most and the equipment can be less cumbersome than any except a SMAW welder.
I always thought of welding aluminum with gas as similar to sticking a grilled cheese sandwich together.
The aluminum the cheese, the oxide the bread!
Since we bought the dock direct from factory in September, we just called the manufacturer to get a welder reference. They said, no problem, the same guy that installed it, can repair it once it is on the water. They said, it is better to drop the dock on the water because the repair can be done at any time from above the dock, and that gives the guy flexibility to stop for the repair next time he is in the area.
I guess this one is on its way to get solved. Thank you for the answers and the insight into the welding process.
Post back once you get it fixed and let us know the method they used.
edit: If you just purchased the dock last year I would think it should be repaired for free, even if there was no stated warranty.
Yes, I though about the warranty but unfortunately, the rod is not only broken from the weld but also bent. I was thinking that it may have broken off when the dock was pulled of the whater up the back and the hill, wich is pretty traumatic for the thing, but after noticing that is is bent, I tend to believe that some time we did run the pontoon into it. I will try to talk the guy into passing the bill to the factory, but I am not holding my breath.
Did it bend any other part of the dock?
Sorry, I have been busy and could not get back to this. I have tried the warranty path, but this is the peak time for the factory and would not get anyone on site for over a month.
There is another rod next to the problem one that is bent but not broken.
I located the only guy in the area with a mobile MIG welding equipment, but there is no way he can get the trailer down to the lake. The maximum reach from his rig is 25 feet.
I decided the only option was to take it apart and to the shop, so I called the guys that help me to move the dock in and out of the water and they removed the section in nothing. About a dozed bolts. They will take it to the shop and bring it Monday to reassemble and drop the dock in the lake.
This one it is being taken care of. Thanks for all the advice and the education on the topic.
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Here the local vigilante is a farmer's wife armed with a pistol and a Bible, the most senior member of the volunteer fire department is a cross-eyed butcher with one kidney and two ex-wives (both of whom work at the only gas station in town), and the back roads are haunted by the ghosts of children and farmers. Michael Perry loves this place. He grew up here, and now -- after a decade away -- he has returned.
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Nice shirt. I may order one.
Thanks for posting Rick.
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Nice shirt. I may order one.
Thanks for posting Rick.
Heroes are people who do what has to be done, when it has to be done, regardless of the consequences
"I like when the enemy shoots at me; then I know where the ******** are and can kill them."
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Some cool shirts they guy has there
Defiantly cool shirts but would never wear them out as they pretty much let everyone know you are armed.
Train and train hard, you might not get a second chance to make a first impression!
I vote for Monica Lewinsky's Ex-Boyfriend's Wife for President.....Not!
Sadly have to agree with Ti - which is a reflection on today's attitudes.
Mind you - will depend on your location as to how much effect - wear one in middle of DC - guaranteed some looks
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"To own a gun and assume that you are armed
is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
I agree always better keep it quite and unseen.
Ya know people say that about a lot of stuff ... But i wear out either a 500 Smith hat or team glock Hat and even the other gun people dont give it a second look
GLOCK shooting sports hat for me....
"Ray Nagin is a colossal disappointment" - NRA/ILA Executive Director Chris W. Cox.
"...be water, my friend."
Where everybody already knows you're packing.
If you're at a pistol range, I think it's a foregone conclusion that you've got a weapon with you. BTW, those shirts rock.
- Kurt
Freedom is the sure possession of those alone who have the courage to defend it. ~Pericles of Athens
Primary Carry - Colt Commander .45 in a Brommeland Max-Con V
Not too bad. A typical cover shirt would obscure most of the design anyway, no big deal. I took my CCW class wearing my 1911Forum T-shirt and a long sleeve over it ... Because Bumper ain't selling CombatCarry.Com shirts.
The design on my 1911 shirt in embroidered on the left chest area so it's not seen unless I want it to be.


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July 11, 2012
Humanities Institute at Stony Brook
One-Paragraph Executive Summary
The Humanities Institute at Stony Brook (HISB), under the leadership of E. Ann Kaplan and former Associate Director John Lutterbie, has been deeply involved in environmental issues for the past several years and intends to continue its activities in this area into the future. HISB hosted the conferences Changing Climates/Changing Minds: Storms, Trust and Public Perception (2008) and Going Green From the Black Perspective (2011); spearheaded a community-outreach project called Port Jefferson Village-Go Green (2008 to the present); hosted an environment-themed film-and-discussion series under the rubric Climates On-Screen; staged a parliamentary-style debate on the proposition, "Be It Resolved That: Human Intervention Can Control Climate Change in the Next Twenty-Five Years" and created several videos on climate change and the humanities that have been uploaded to YouTube. In conjunction with Stony Brook's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, HISB hosted a post-doctoral CHCI/ACLS/Mellon fellow in 2010-11 working on climate change, fisheries, and the humanities, that provided the context for several interdisciplinary events.
Extended Profile of HfE Activities
HISB has long been engaged in the theme of the environment, climate change and sustainability, in partnership with Stony Brook's renowned School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (SoMAS). In 2008 we hosted a three-day conference, Changing Climates, Changing Minds: Storms, Trust and Public Perception, featuring a keynote address by the climatologist and media personality Dr. Heidi Cullen, and planned by an interdisciplinary community of humanists and scientists that included three members of the Nobel Prize-winning Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (please see www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vf04PBlPLnQ. Dr. Cullen returned again, this Spring, 2012, as the Earthstock keynote speaker.
That same year we inaugurated our activist Port Jefferson Village-Go Green community outreach program in partnership with local public officials, private citizens, businesses and schools in the surrounding community (please see www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBS-F6JtCPs&feature=related). We also hosted a parliamentary debate on the subject: "Be It Resolved That: Human Intervention Can Control Climate Change in the Next Twenty-Five Years" (please see www.youtube.com/watch?v=12x0D9NULMY).
In tandem with all of these initiatives we ran a film-and-discussion series called Climates On-Screen. Most recently, through the CHCI's ACLS-Mellon Postdoctoral Fellows program, we co-hosted with SoMAS a Postdoctoral Fellow Dr. Elizabeth Pillsbury, an environmental historian who is writing a book on the history of fishing. Concurrent with her presence on campus, and also in concert with SoMAS, we ran a guest lecturer series called Coastlines that brought environmental historians to our campus including D. Graham Burnett, Matthew McKenzie, Christine Keiner and Peter Mancall. We also partnered with Stony Brook's annual "Earthstock" event—a weeklong celebration of Earth Day—by presenting the documentary film Living Downstream profiling the environmental activist and author Sandra Steingraber and her important work on the links between pollution and cancer.
In Fall 2011 we hosted an interdisciplinary panel discussion called "After Fukushima: Nuclear Power and Public Health," involving faculty in English, Marine Sciences and Journalism, and building on a parliamentary debate we hosted last Spring on the future of nuclear power. We also hosted a lecture by NYU cultural studies professor Nicholas Mirzoeff on the subject of "Occupy Climate Change." In Spring 2012 we hosted an "Earthstock" event in celebration of Earth Day, this one on the theme: "Be it resolved that humankind is heading into a population explosion." We feel it is important to encourage as global a perspective as possible since obviously this is a global problem.
Port Jefferson Village – Go Green, entering its fifth year, is a community outreach program that combines education, information about environmental technologies and strategies, and intergenerational programming. Strong ties have been made with the local government, schools, public libraries, and local environmental groups; with events that include seminars on local environmental issues and information fairs that bring local businesses, community groups, and the schools together for a day of fun and education. The project has had a significant impact. In year one of the program, an Environmental Club was started at the local high school for the first time, and similar programs have been initiated at the middle and elementary schools. The village government has installed solar compactors at major intersections (prior to the Go Green project there were no recycling receptacles anywhere). They are also in the process of negotiating a new contract with waste management companies that will mandate the pick up of recycling for local businesses, which currently is optional and generally ignored because of the extra cost.
The project is focusing on two fronts. One is village policy. Go Green representatives serve on the Conservation Advisory Committee, the board dealing with environmental issues; and the Mayor has asked the advice of the planning committee for setting an agenda for her tenure in office. The other is education. The success of the high school environmental club and the enthusiasm of its students led us to call year three of the Go Green project "Youth Lead the Way." The decision to celebrate their work was in part in recognition of the strides they had made in awakening their fellow students to the value and relative ease of recycling, but also observing that the enthusiasm of students is contagious, encouraging their parents to become engaged in community responses to environmental issues.
Of vital importance to any long-term initiative's success is the ability to transition from the founding team to its successors. A problem with many activist groups is that once the founders are ready to move on to other projects, there is no one in place to continue the work. Go Green co-founders Naomi Solo and John Lutterbie are currently training community and faculty members of the committee to assume leadership roles. The success of such initiatives is measured by their efficacy but also the continuity and persistence.
Compelling Themes and Questions
As Nick Mirzoeff has put it in recent work, "climate needs to become a first-tier category of cultural analysis in the manner of race, gender, class and sexual orientation." He is working on "an anthropocene visuality derived from the concept that human action since 1750 has produced a new geological era…." People will be differentially impacted in the anthropocene era depending on where they live, what resources they have available, etc. So, we need a truly global conceptual framework as we understand how class, race and affluence will be determining at least in the early years of dramatic climate change.
Paul Holm's concept of an "imaginarium" of research on still and moving pictures from around the globe leads to questions of the role of the arts in transforming perceptions and behavior. One area, within the larger purview of the many arts relevant to work on climate change, is studying and teaching popular culture images—films, TV programs, journalism, magazines, blogs, internet sites, video games, etc.—about future catastrophe, dystopian imaginaries, and so forth. Dr. Heidi Hutner, now on the faculty in Stony Brook's Sustainability Studies Program, has long been teaching and writing about Eco-Feminism and Environmental Humanities--using film, literature, other media and activism, both in and out of the traditional classroom. She takes her students into "nature," to environmental "Occupy" events in New York City, and to environmental festivals such as "Clearwater" on the Hudson River. Her students will be presenting their research on "Women Who Save the Planet" at Earthstock, 2012. Following the methodology of new sustainable 'ecology' studies, Hutner's pedagogical and writing approaches are broadly cross-disciplinary. Dr. Kaplan is currently planning future courses on climate change and the media, including her new research on futurist dystopian imaginaries that implicate climate change. Meanwhile, Stony Brook's School of Journalism teaches students how to write about important science developments, including debates about climate change. We find Susanne Moser's and Dipesh Chakrabarty's concepts about the environment, emotions and capitalism compelling and hope to work with some of their ideas in courses and public programs.
Mechanisms and processes for transcending disciplinary boundaries and engaging publics beyond academia
A major challenge is changing behavior on the local and global levels in the world outside the academy. How do we get humans to move on this? How to avoid getting caught in the problem of putting aside comfort, ease, and pleasure today to save the planet? How can we make the dangers real to enough people before it will become only too real because we have run out of water or fuel and food resources? Humanists can contribute to making a change in the real world through public humanities programs such as Stony Brook's Port Jefferson Village-Go Green and Earthstock initiatives. If Go Green addresses encouraging behavior that serves the planet, Earthstock provides information about debates ongoing about environmental dangers so as to help students be more responsible citizens. These are examples of initiatives that "think globally" while "acting locally." They are also models of cooperation across the so-called "town-gown" divide.
Affiliates and networks for our HfE work
Stony Brook University School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences
Stony Brook University School of Journalism
Stony Brook University School of Social Welfare (Environmental Justice program)
Stony Brook University Environmental Stewardship office
Stony Brook University Sustainability program
Stony Brook University Ecology and Evolution department
Incorporated Village of Port Jefferson
Future plans
The Humanities Institute at Stony Brook has plans to examine the topic of environmental justice at the local, national and international levels through a proposed conference, "Environmental Justice: From Brownfields to Slum Cities." This builds on earlier projects on "Civic Performance" that HISB undertook some years ago. The effects of environmental degradation are not felt equally across divisions of race and economic status. Whether because of natural events, such as Hurricane Katrina and the Ninth Ward of New Orleans, or manmade disasters, such as the gas leaks in Bhopal, India, the catastrophe tends to fall unequally on the shoulders of the underprivileged who are forced to live in vulnerable areas, have limited access to services, and lack mobility. These environmental disasters affect citizens around the world, whether it is a toxic plume from an abandoned aircraft company in Port Jefferson on Long Island, or slums in sub-Saharan Africa where populations are being forced onto the peripheries of cities due to desertification caused by droughts (http://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/87/12/09-073445/en/index.html). "From Brownfields to Slum Cities" will look at different causes of the changing environment and the impact they have on those in greatest need.
The three-day event will combine talks by academics with presentations by activists working locally (Grassroots Environment Education), nationally (Dr. Robert Bullard, Director of the Environmental Justice Resource Center at Clark Atlanta University) and globally (Vandana Shiva). Talks by scholars will cover a range of disciplines including Environmental Science, Social Welfare, Sociology, Political Science, History as well as the Arts and Humanities. In conjunction with the conference, there will be a series of outreach programs coordinated with local libraries and school districts based on the successful Port Jefferson Village – Go Green project, HISB has been spearheading for the past five years. These events will use science and the arts (cinema, dance and theatre) to engage students of all ages, to begin discussions about how they can work with their schools, parents and communities to identify actions that can improve the environments in which they live.
As noted, we are moved by the work of Susanne Moser and Bill McKibben who have pointed to yet more ways humanists can contribute: As they argue, humanists can help by helping others "get real" about what is happening (i.e. facing the truth about changes to the planet already irreversible). We hope to organize events around some of Moser's ideas about dealing with emotional distress caused by environmental change and climate disruption. We also hope to address Chakabarty's ideas about humans as a "species" outside of the usual frameworks of capitalism, class, race and culture, as this might urge us to move forward collaboratively for the ultimate benefit of all.
There are many Stony Brook faculty members carrying on work that amplifies and extends the projects of HISB. An example is Heidi Hutner, an eco-feminist with a joint appointment in the English department and the Sustainability Studies Program. Hutner teams up with Grassroots Environmental Education, a Long Island and Westchester advocacy group that fights on behalf of environmental issues in New York State—particularly in the areas of hydro-fracking, toxics and chemical pollution, wi-fi radiation, transportation, and much more. This Spring, Hutner, the Sustainability Program, and Grassroots will hold a "Greening Your Town" event at HISB with Long Island politicians to discuss the implementation of major local governmental sustainable innovations in New York State. Hutner also works with New York City Environmental Occupy and Japanese environmental groups, as well as national women's green activist organizations—to promote environmentalism both locally and nationally. For example, in March of 2012, Hutner brought Japanese speakers from Japan and New York City to commemorate 3/11 and discuss the environmental, health and cultural 'fall out' from the Fukushima disaster.
The Humanities Institute at Stony Brook will continue to encourage activism through a series of activities related to what we have been doing these years on various levels, namely through the community outreach projects, through film series on campus, through our links to Earthstock, the School of Marine Sciences, the Journalism School and the expanding Sustainability Studies Program. We hope to develop more courses related to Humanities for the Environment, and perhaps organize a Graduate Certificate in this area. We will develop closer links with the Department of Ecology and Evolution for future collaborations.


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Things are getting pretty crazy in Marvel's AVENGERS VS X-MEN story arc. If you've been following the story and you've been looking forward to see a big cross-over of the event into Marvel's WOLVERINE AND THE X-MEN title, then you'll be happy to hear that's exactly what will be happening this July in WOLVERINE AND THE X-MEN #13.Marvel's given us a preview of the issue where we'll be seeing how the students of the Jean Grey School deal with the threat of the Phoenix Force. Check out the preview for the issue below.
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On Sale – 7/11/2012
Marvel is pleased to present your first look at Wolverine & the X-Men #13! They've helped fight the Phoenix before, and this July – the Imperial Guard brings the might of the Shi'Ar army to Earth to take on the Phoenix Five! With his son caught in the crossfire, Gladiator must take matters into his own hands to save him. The blockbuster creative team of writer Jason Aaron and artist Nick Bradshaw bring you high-stakes action AND the secret history of Warbird in Wolverine & the X-Men #13, coming to comic shops everywhere, the Marvel Comics app and the Marvel Digital Comics Shop this July.


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thats an eye opener for me nice guns thank you!
These are for Bob K who wants more revolvers posted! I'm answering your call!
The above pictured Colt SAA Frontier Six Shooters are .44-40 caliber and sport 4 3/4" barrels. I put custom springs in them and shot them in a Cowboy Action Shoot. The factory ivory handles looked great in my holsters.
I only shot them once and they rang steel all day long! Now they usually stay in their zippered protective cases in my safe. But today they came out for a photo....
I view the world the way I see it and I see it over my front sight.
They are great looking revolvers, Steve!
Having a gun in your hand is much more effective than having the entire police department on the phone.
Very impressive!
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I sure do love those Colts.
So pretty! I've often been tempted to get one just so I can get a fancy cowboy rig and strut around with it. Real eye candy!
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That's a fine pair! Love those Colt SAAs!
I favor a pair of Colts - like yours - that are slightly different, but have the same chambering, grips, and barrel lengths. Makes for an interesting combo.
If you're handloading, do you recommend any particularly accurate plinkin' loads? I'm getting back into loading for .44-40 but only have experience with heavy loads.
Yippee ki aye!! Very nice Steve!!
Let go of anything that stops you from having everything DM
beautiful and glad to hear your shooting them.
Very nice Steve! Somehow it seems like Colts don't need to be shot, they should remain in the safe. You can always find a Ruger to shoot.....and you don't lose the value of the Colt.
Ruger....guns for the common man!!!! I have to agree with that!!! THAT....is what Ruger's are for! Bob
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Singer/guitarist Jose Feliciano, one of the most prominent Latin-born performers of the pop era, checked into the beachfront Dan Tel Aviv this weekend in preparation for his live concerts. The performer who has earned over 45 gold and platinum albums during his career and been nominated 16 times for a Grammy award (winning 6 times) was accommodated in one of the hotel's most luxurious suites. Special treats were provided for him as per earlier requests, including some oranges which he asked me - to give him 'a special Israeli feeling.'
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By Paul Kennedy
Much has been written about the diamond midfield Jurgen Klinsmann has employed the last two matches with mixed
results. Its deployment offensively has the focus of everyone's attention -- how Michael Bradley, at the tip of the diamond, tore apart the Mexico defense in
the first half of the April 2 friendly in Arizona and how quiet he was on Tuesday night at Candlestick, where the USA pulled out a labored 2-0 win thanks to late goals by subs Mix Diskerud and Aron Johannsson.
But for Klinsmann, the No. 1 priority of the formation is defensive in nature:
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At the age of 32 and with a history of disciplinary problems -- it should be mentioned, though,
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Penentuan Peringkat Faktor Risiko dalam Rekrutment Tenaga Kerja yang Mempengaruhi Biaya Tenaga Kerja pada Proyek (Determination of Risk Ranking in Labours Recruitment which Influence Construction Project Cost)
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Rejected by printer. Will have to do another RMA. Somehow, these reloads should be tested by the supplier as being good-to-go. This is second time it's happened. Note: This was was not branded LD.
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Now the Epson see the cartridge, much better performance.
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there's a error massage"non-genuine".
the printer did not recognize this ink.
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Although the product seems to work fine, you have to spend 2-3 minutes each time you turn the printer on and go through the paces that it is not a genuine Epson cartridge and that you accept all responsibility if the printer breaks down.
Just too much trouble!


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Congratulations to A2Zen Consulting who have been shortlisted for a Kitchen Over £50,000 Award
design et al are delighted to announce that A2Zen Consulting have been shortlisted for a Kitchen Over £50,000 Award in The International Design and Architecture Awards 2016 A luxury yet contemporary space in an innovative Architectural Masterpiece which is revolutionary for Monte Carlo. The kitchen needed to have a dining area and to be comfortable for family time. The kitchen was designed so that the sea view would be predominant at all times while preparing food, eating a snack at


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Faris Al-Qahtani
Okaz/Saudi Gazette
JEDDAH – Minister of Labor Mofrej Al-Haqbani admitted on Tuesday that the ministry has failed to implement Saudization in some sectors.
He attributed this mainly to the lack of coordination and non-involvement of some agencies.
He made the remarks after launching an awareness program for the newly arrived expatriate workers. The launching ceremony, held at King Khalid International Airport, was also attended by Maj. Gen. Sulaiman Al-Yahya, director general of passports (Jawazat) and Abdulaziz Abu Harba, director general of the airport.
"It is painful to see the poor outcome of the Saudization drive in some sectors," Al-Haqbani said while citing the fruit and vegetable market, limousine and jewelry sectors as examples.
He vowed that the ministry is keen on not repeating this any longer and will implement Saudization with the full participation of all the concerned agencies.
The minister drew attention to the new drive to fully Saudize the mobile sales and maintenance sector with the participation of five government agencies, including ministries of commerce and industry, municipal and rural affairs, and social affairs.
Al-Haqbani said that the newly launched program aims at making the newly hired foreign workers aware about their rights and duties and enlighten them on taking advantage of the rules and regulations issued from time to time via text messages in different languages. The program also helps the workers on how they can seek help from the concerned authorities whenever it is needed.
The newcomers will be given the facility to contact their families and relatives back home immediately after landing in the Kingdom.
Al-Haqbani said the ministry has readied full-fledged working teams at its contact center in order to extend the services for expatriates in their own language round the clock. "The center officials will distribute mobile SIM cards to the newly arrived expatriates at all the entry points to the Kingdom. The chip will have credit to make some local and international calls and send SMS so that the newcomers can make contacts with their relatives once they landed in the Kingdom," he said.
The workers can also contact the customer service at the ministry by calling 19911. The chip also contains contact number of the diplomatic missions of the respective workers in the Kingdom.
Al-Haqbani thanked Jawazat, General Authority of Civil Aviation, and the Saudi Telecom for their support to launch the new service.


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10 Stories You Need To Know Today
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Sports Illustrated to launch new streaming sports network, 120 Sports. Adweek
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Ebay buys 3D clothing startup PhiSix to offer clothes buyers a virtual fitting room. PCWorld
Expedit shelf collection at IKEA is terminated, much to the chagrin of record collectors. The Vinyl Factory
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Dec 16, 2013 - From staff and wire reportsBoysen master plan meeting Tuesday
Wyoming State Parks is hosting a public meeting for the Boysen State Park Master Plan from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the Little Theater at Central Wyoming College, 2660 Peck Ave., Riverton.
The 20-year master plan is a yearlong project that was initiated in the spring. This is the second in a series of public meetings on the plan.
The public is invited to share thoughts on draft alternatives that will outline future management and development at Boysen State Park. The meeting will be followed by a 30-day comment period.
For more information, visit www.boysenstateparkmasterplan.com.
Former director to pay restitution
CHEYENNE -- A federal judge has ordered a former director of the Eastern Shoshone Housing Authority to repay more than $45,000 to the federal government.
U.S. District Judge Nancy Freudenthal on Tuesday sentenced 45-year-old Joanne Lynn Seesequasis to serve three years of probation and make restitution.
In October, Seesequasis pleaded guilty to a single felony count of conversion of federal money from a tribal organization.
Seesequasis declined to address Freudenthal at Tuesday's sentencing hearing.
The indictment against Seesequasis states she claimed the overtime pay between March 2009 and March 2010 while knowing that the claims were fraudulent and not approved by the housing authority board.
State parks gift certificates available
Gift certificates for Wyoming State Parks daily use and overnight camping permits are available at the department's office in Cheyenne.
The certificates make great gifts but must be redeemed by mail or in person at Wyoming State Parks Historic Sites an Trails Headquarters.
Annual daily use permits bought between Jan. 1 and Feb. 15, will be $6 less for Wyoming residents and $7 less for non-residents via the department's early bird discount.
Resident annual daily use permits are $33 ($27 with early bird discount), annual overnight camping permits are $40, and additional vehicle permits are $7. Non-resident annual daily use permits are $53 ($46 with early bird discount) and additional vehicle permits are $7. The additional permits for second vehicles can be purchased for vehicles registered in the same household.
Wyoming State Park headquarters is located on the fourth floor of the Barrett Building, 2301 Central Ave., in Cheyenne.
For more information, call 777-6323.
UW committee offering scholarships
The American Indian Studies Scholarship Committee is now accepting applications from American Indian students to apply for the Frank and Cynthia McCarthy Scholarship, the Robert W. Winner Memorial Scholarship and the John and Ada Thorpe Scholarship. The deadline is Feb. 14 to apply for scholarships for the 2014-2015 academic year.
The scholarship committee awards several scholarships in varying amounts depending on availability of funds and the quality of applications. The committee makes awards based upon: scholastic ability and achievement, demonstrated leadership, participation in extracurricular activities, letters of recommendation, and the applicant's potential to contribute to the American Indian community upon graduation.
Applicants must be full-time students at the University of Wyoming. Incoming and continuing students may apply. Applicants must be American Indian and must provide proof of tribal enrollment as part of the scholarship application.
The scholarship application form is available at http://www.uwyo.edu/aist/scholarship-information/.
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vacuum diagram
Anyone know where I can find an online vacuum diagram for an 87 Mustang GT? Any place else to look? I went out today and checked in the Haynes manuals and they have decent wiring prints but nothing on the vacuum routing. I am particularly interested in re-plumbing the vacuum lines on the EGR control solenoids.
public library
When i was in calif. the public Library had the vacuum and emmision books for reference only. the diagrams were small. I would use the copier to blow them up.
Go to the Autozone web site and look up your car in the Repair Guide section... they have a lot of common stuff in there.
Mustang Vacuum diagrams
vacuum diagram
are they not on a sticker under hood ?
Haynes motor manual
Mauss, that's the info I was looking for and just as I thought I have something missing. The underhood sticker is long gone and someone had removed the vacuum lines so it is going to be a PITA trying to find the parts I need and getting those lines back like they should be, that diagram helps a lot- thanks I did not know they had that.
If you can find the 1988 Motors Tune Up and Electronic manual somewhere, you should be able to get that information. My '86 version has the '85 info - seems to run a year behind on vacuum diagrams. There are many different variations and you need to know yours to get the right one. I can copy the '85 pages and forward, but I am all to well aware that they went to multipoint fuel injection in '86 -(the reason I have this manual was for my '86 GT) and made lots of underhood changes. Don't you have a 'friendly' local Ford dealer nearby??
Dave W
What I have is an 87 Mustang LX with 5.0 that someone in the past has "de-smogged" :rolleyes: meaning they removed just about everything they could and still get it to run. I am trying to get the EGR valve (new) to work and the computer to quite throwing codes for the EGR and purge. the solenoids are missing as is the vacuum lines but fortunately the electrical connectors are still intact however there is another plug next to the solenoid connectors that I can't identify, whatever it plugs into is missing also. It is a flat Grey connector with two wires, a green one and a red one.
Take a look at this:
And this is my Google search phrase:
'87 mustang gt vacuum diagram
Dave W
That's everything I needed.
Amazing what you can find when you google the right words, I think I searched about everything except "diagram" and then came here and asked for just that. :rolleyes: Anyway I am finding I have more missing than I thought but now believe I can work it all out.
Thanks again
That's one of the best reasons why a person needs to get on forums for his hobbies, then spend some time getting to know folks and them to know you.
Let us know how you make out with this project.
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Get your rackets and mats ready Grant County!
The Grant County Board of Education approved the addition of girl's tennis and wrestling to the list of athletic programs at Grant County High School, Aug. 12, for the 2010-11 school year.
"The school had an informational meeting about the programs," GCHS Athletic Director Scott Shipp said. "We had plenty of people sign up for both sports."
Shipp is looking at what Walton-Verona High School has done with its programs as guidance for GCHS.
Score: W 2-0
When: Aug. 17
Where: Williamstown High School
What: Lady Demons sweep two sets over Gallatin County
Upcoming: Lady Demons have a road, home, road upcoming schedule before heading to the Western Hills Invitational in Frankfort on Aug. 27 and 28. Williamstown will head to face county rival Grant County Aug. 30 and round out the week at home against Henry County Aug. 31.
Kevin Burke, a three-year-veteran of the Grant County Sheriff's Deputy, is home recuperating from five knife wounds to his back, chest, arm, hand and forehead.
"He's doing well and healing slowly," said Grant County Sheriff Chuck Dills.
Burke was stabbed by a suspect, which he later shot and killed on Aug. 16.
The incident occurred at 2 a.m. when Burke encountered James Edward Staton IV outside of Norwood Apartments.
Football season is here and the Grant County Braves are gearing up for their season opener, at 8 p.m. Aug. 28 against Owen County in the Grant County Gridiron Kickoff Bowl.
Last season, the Braves defeated Owen County in the season opener with a 17-10 win over the Rebels.
"Last year, we had a young team," head coach Mike Davis said. "We had the opportunity early to put the game away, but we won the game in the last minute. We were lucky to win."
Clarksville-Montgomery County School System Director of Army Instruction, David Taylor, left, is presented a Point of Pride by School Board member Eula Gardner Dowdy, on behalf of the Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board, for being named seventh Brigade Director of Army Instruction. The Seventh Brigade is an area that encompasses Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana (this includes all 400 JROTC units in that region).
With the first full week of school complete, we'd like to take a few moments to reflect and say "thank you" to several people. First of all, we would like to thank the following for the support they have shown the Family Resource Youth Service Center (FRYSC) Program: Superintendent Sally Skinner, Instructional Assistant Misty Middleton, middle/high school, Principal Dave Johnstone, Elementary Principal David Poer, the members of the Williamstown Board of Education, the parent and teacher members of both school's SBDM Councils, our teachers, staff members and co
The Williamstown Woman's Club met on Aug. 12 with guest speaker Daniel Bachman. There were nearly 50 people in attendance to hear Bachman speak about his recent experiences while on a mission trip in Kenya.
The group enjoyed a dinner with an international theme and listened to special music performed by Hanna Kinsey, Corey Smith, Caitlyn Treichel and Carley Wagoner. They played "Salute to the Colors," a piano duo for eight hands.
Judith Elizabeth Maurer of Williamstown was awarded a $1,000 Gerald F. Healy Kentucky Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation scholarship for the fall 2010 semester. Maurer, a student at the Gateway Community and Technical College, was among 25 scholarship recipients.
Maurer is the spouse of Covington Police Department Capt. William Maurer.
Rebekah S. Saylor, a junior at Northern Kentucky University's College of Education, was named to the dean's list for the spring 2010 semester.
Saylor is pursuing dual certification in special education and elementary education.
She is the daughter of J. O. and Suzanne Covington Saylor and the granddaughter of Roger and Bettye Jo Saylor, all of Crittenden.
(Editor's Note: The Grant County News publishes all items in police beat that are submitted from each individual police agency. The News does not omit names from police reports.)
Dry Ridge
Chief Rick Kells investigated an accident at 8:34 a.m. Aug. 20 on Taft Highway. The drivers involved were Chelsea M. Mardis, 19, of Dry Ridge, driving a 2002 Mitsubishi and Vernon R. Mullins, 66, of Dry Ridge, driving a 2006 Toyota.
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