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I would love to enjoy the summer time air with no top or doors on my 2000, but last time when I pulled a fuse for the dome light, the radio and whole dash didn't work.. (speedometer too) I would like to listen to some tunes if its possible??!! maybe knowing how fast i'm going would be nice too. NOWHERE ON THE INTERNET IS THERE ANY EXPLANATION :banghead: help! Does anyone have a good explanation on what fuse to pull or some other way?
It should be fuse #4 and it shouldn't effect everything. Just the lights and the beeping sound that tells you your headlights are on.
I have a 2000 and I just pull fuse 4 like Zetsumei said. No problems other than forgetting to turn off my headlights and draining my battery because the warning buzzer is disabled.
I have a 2001, so unless there is a drastic difference, you pulled the wrong fuse. I'll have to check, I bought one of those switches that plugs into the fuse you need to pull behind the glove box and runs down to the bottom right of it years ago so I wouldn't have to deal with it. I never had any problems with anything else not working when I had to pull the fuse though. You are pulling a small fuse behind the glove box and not something from under the hood right? I highly recommend getting one of these switches, they are cheap, worth their weight in gold, and should have come stock. I'll look at my jeep, let you know the fuse. I got the switch at Quadratec I think, maybe 4wd. Give me a min.
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Yep, fuse 4. Labeled door SW defeat. 10 amp. Picks of my switch included if they go through. I got tired of dumping my glove box out every time I took the doors off. Too damn much rain here.
Come to think of it, I never had any problems with the headlight alarm either. It still works on mine with the doors off. Everything works except the dome light only comes on when I tell it to. Maybe that's a difference with the 01?
Well.... Did you get it figured out? I hate to see you not have your doors off for something this easy. I like my Jeep a lot better with no doors. I have a convertible I never drive because it's a car and the doors have to stay on. Still have issues?
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But by mid-winter, the Woods Gulch Trail becomes a pitched and icy tightrope strung precariously between endless piles of dog shit, making a slip on the ice well worth preventing. To make it worse, the draw is narrow and steeply banked, leaving few flat platforms for dogs anxious to drop off the morning dirt.
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"I found the ad unconscionable and offensive," the United Methodist minister and former U.S. ambassador to Tanzania said in his missive to Michael Powell, the FCC chairman. Stith said Spike TV, the cable television network that caters to men, crossed the line when it captioned one of the show's cast members in the ad — a black woman — as "The Bitch."
Labeling her in this way, Stith argued, "is defaming of African-American women and represents an unfair stereotype that disadvantages them by characterizing them as difficult, unreasonable, treacherous persons not to be trusted."
It's also something the FCC, which regulates broadcasters' use of the public airwaves, has no control over. Even the show's use of "The Bitch" label in its season premiere broadcast last week does not fall under the purview of the FCC.
While the content of print publications is correctly protected by the First Amendment, it is subject to self-regulation. Asked about USA TODAY's policy, Steve Anderson, the paper's director of communications, said it has three criteria for rejecting an ad: It raises legal concerns, is libelous or is patently offensive. The Spike TV ad, which also ran in Entertainment Weekly and US Weekly, apparently didn't meet any of those tests. And it didn't set off any alarm bells at Spike TV.
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Though there is no reason to believe that Spike TV had bad intentions when it generated the print ad, labeling a black woman "The Bitch" is likely to make as many blacks bristle as laugh. Such a characterization in what is popularly called "the mainstream media" comes in the wake of years of protests over the increasingly misogynistic lyrics of some rap artists — songs that have sparked a mix of anger and soul-searching among black women, who are largely the focus of the music.
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The negative portrayal of the lone black woman in the Joe Schmo 2 ad also comes just a few months after the sole black woman on The Apprentice, NBC's hit reality show, was saddled with the same label. In the case of Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth, the tag came from other contestants. They all were competing for the chance to work for mogul Donald Trump.
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While UNC's main campus in Greeley will be closed Monday, Sept. 16, UNC's Denver Center at Lowry will be open and classes will be held. For more information, please contact the center at 303-637-4332. No classes are scheduled at UNC centers at Centerra (Loveland) and Colorado Springs.
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The University of Northern Colorado will be closed Monday, Sept. 16, due to widespread flooding in the region. As of 4 p.m., a flood warning remains in effect for Weld and Larimer counties through 9 p.m. Sunday.
Our thoughts are with those who are experiencing hardship from the area flooding.
The decision to close Monday was made in consideration of the issues facing communities and residents throughout the region, recognizing that members of the university community may have difficulty traveling to campus because of road closures or may be directly impacted by flooding in the communities where they reside.
UNC's campus infrastructure is not experiencing any significant issues. Employees who have previously been identified as essential personnel should check with their supervisor to determine work schedules.
Additionally, the university has established a Web page with information on the flooding, including how to volunteer to help (http://www.unco.edu/volunteer/floodrelief.html). For university community members displaced by the flooding, it includes details on how to make arrangements to stay in residence halls on campus. A link to the page is available in the news section at www.unco.edu.
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While UNC's infrastructure is not experiencing significant issues related to flooding, the university is continuing to monitor the weather. We are taking into account many factors in determining the operating status of the university. That includes conditions on campus and in the wider area, and also recognizing that members of our university community may have difficulty traveling to campus or may be directly impacted by flooding in the communities where they reside
An announcement regarding the operating status for the university on Monday will be posted at www.unco.edu by 4 p.m. today.
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For members of the university community affected by flooding, please use discretion on attending classes or working and be sure to communicate with faculty and/or supervisors. Following are some resources for travel and weather advisories and temporary housing on campus, and information on event cancellations and how you can help victims of the flooding.
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Alternative Spring Break trips are substance-free, student-led projects that use direct service to immerse students into different cultural, environmental, and socioeconomic communities across the nation to confront and learn about current social and cultural issues. If you have a passion for service, enjoy learning about social issues, or are looking for an opportunity that will engage your community, get involved with Alternative Spring Break! Applications can be downloaded from the ASB webpage and will be accepted in the Student Activities Office or via email to James Kohles.
Any UNC student, faculty or staff interested in attending an Alternative Spring Break trip can attend an information session in the Student Activities Lobby at 6 p.m. on Sept. 25, 26, or Oct. 1. The sessions will cover the trips, application process, and will answer any questions.
Anyone planning on or thinking about participation in a UNC Study Abroad opportunity during spring semester must submit applications to the Center for International Education in the UC by Tuesday, Oct. 1. Upcoming informational sessions for study abroad and national student exchange opportunities include:
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The University of Northern Colorado's Schulze Interdisciplinary Speaker Series begins its fall schedule Tuesday, Sept. 17, when John Willinksy, Khosla Family Professor of Education at Stanford University, presents "The Public Good of Research and Scholarship: The Long View from Medieval Monastery to Modern University" from 7:30-9 p.m. in the Panorama Room in the University Center. The event is free and open to the public.
Willinsky will review the history of higher learning, with a focus on the struggles over the ages to produce a public good of appreciable value. He'll address the economic, legal and intellectual properties of research and scholarship and the dilemmas and opportunities we face today in advancing their place in a democratic society.
More information about Willinsky is available at http://library.unco.edu/willinsky.
His appearance is co-sponsored by UNC's Life of the Mind program and University Libraries.
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The speaker series is co-sponsored and coordinated by UNC's Schulze Fund for Interdisciplinary Studies and the Life of the Mind program.
Learn health and safety tips with a variety of programs at the ninth annual UNC Health and Safety Festival from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 24, on the south lawn and parking lot B at the University Center.
This free event will include hands-on activities, demonstrations, music by UNC Student Radio and giveaways.
You'll have an opportunity to donate blood at the Bloodmobile, see the inside of an Air Life helicopter, watch Weld County K-9 demonstrations, participate in a hands-on presentation with the Greeley Police Bomb Squad and visit with many other departments and agencies.
UNC Police also will hold an auction of abandoned bikes beginning at noon.
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Sandy • The scene was surreal.
Real Salt Lake's players put on a happy face while offering gifts of autographed posters and the like to a portion of the 20,378 fans gathered at Rio Tinto Stadium for the final regular-season game of the MLS season. Their smiles burned through clinched teeth.
Afterward, on the heels of a disappointing 1-1 tie to Portland, a game that appeared won until the Timbers scored in extra time, thoughts turned to San Jose, Calif., where the Earthquakes hosted FC Dallas. A Dallas win would push RSL (15-11-8) into Wednesday's wild card game. Instead, even as the postgame festivities continued, the San Jose score filtered through the RSL locker room.
What was a 1-0 Earthquake lead turned quickly to 2-0, 3-0 and then 4-0. The mood relaxed as RSL understood that it would be the third seed of the Western Conference, hosting No. 2 seed Seattle on Saturday at 8 p.m.
Seattle and Salt Lake split the season series, each winning on the other's home field.
"There were a lot of good things in that [Portland] game," RSL defender Chris Wingert said. "Hopefully we can carry that into the playoffs. … It's going to be tough, so we need to bring that same intensity."
RSL must also rediscover the art of victory. The team matched last year's record total of 15 wins six games ago. Since then, RSL has four losses and two ties.
"We've had a lot of stretches where we've had some positive things happen, and we've had a lot of stretches where it seems we couldn't buy a result," RSL coach Jason Kreis said. "We've been more consistent for longer periods of time it hasn't been one week to the next but there is just a ton of difficulties we've faced this year. I'm hoping all of this means something come playoff time."
There were positives to close the season, including RSL forward Alvaro Saborío's 11th goal of the season, which closed out the first half against Portland. He leads RSL in scoring for the second straight year.
Will Johnson returned from injury, while Ned Grabavoy and Tony Beltran should be ready for Saturday's playoff game. Also, Kyle Beckerman's three-game suspension is done.
RSL will field close to a full squad for the first time in several weeks.
"[The season] was up and down for sure, with injuries and call-ups," RSL goalkeeper Nick Rimando said. "We had our great streak, our worst streak, and I think right now we are almost where we want to be. We're getting some great players back just in time for the playoffs, and all these streaks go away once you start the playoffs."
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Here is one simple example of a true "grow in closet". In this case, one partial side of a master bedroom's walk-in clothes closet has been converted for use as the grow space (click on the image for a larger version).
The beauty of this particular approach is in its basic simplicity. As you can see, very few modifications had to be made to the space to make it grow-ready. The existing clothes rod (in this case, about 3′ long) has been put to use supporting the relatively heavy high pressure sodium (HPS) grow lamp and ballast. A foot's length of chain wrapped around the clothes rod and secured to the lamp's housing with two S-hooks at both ends is an easy and effective way to hang your lighting fixture.
The white shelf directly below the light was also originally installed in the closet. It had a second clothes rod beneath it to hang another rack of clothes on but that rod has been removed. Several pairs of wooden cleats have been screwed into the walls at various heights to accommodate lower shelf settings as the plants continue to grow taller during the vegetative stage.
Power for the grow closet comes from one of the two overhead light fixtures. An extension cord runs from the fixture across the top of the grow space and drops to the floor behind the shelf. A power strip is then plugged into it which supports the lamp's on-off timer and a small fan used to circulate the air around the plants. There's no need for additional cooling because, in this case, the closet has a central air conditioning vent in the ceiling which keeps the temperature in it well within the acceptable range for cannabis plants.
The only real downside to this particular approach is that there isn't any external venting available to transport the cannabis' natural fragrances outside. Some varieties don't emit much smell, so if you're only using your grow space for personal production, it may not be much of an issue.
The grower who put this space together spent no more than $25.00 for the basic hardware (screw-in socket adapter, extension cord, chain, S hooks, power strip, and digital timer). Spend another $7 – $10 on a small fan (doesn't necessarily have to be an oscillating fan) and this grow in closet is now ready for use. (And don't use aluminum foil for reflectivity; just buy a few sheets of white poster board & use the shinier sides to brighten your space.)


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GREENVILLE — Greenville's boys tennis team was coming off a couple of big wins last week, having beat Sparta Friday and winning the Lake Odessa Lakewood tournament Saturday.
Northview made sure the good times didn't last.
The Wildcats had no problems with the Yellow Jackets in an O-K Bronze Conference matchup Monday, winning all eight of the flights for a sweep of Greenville.
"Once the guys settled down they played some tough tennis and they battled until the end," Greenville coach Brandon Cushman said. "We had some long matches and I was happy with the results in the end of what I saw."
Greenville (1-3, 0-3) managed to take only one set in the eight matches, and that was the first set of the No. 3 doubles flight. Bryan Edwards and Alex Budge won that set 6-4, but dropped the final two 6-2, 6-4 to Matthew Oomkes and Stuart Barber of Northview.
"It was great seeing three sets. I thought they (Greenville) might pull it out in the end," Cushman said. "They played very well today."
Brandon Brom, the No. 1 singles player, made the second set of his duel with Northview's Austin Hendrick. But Hendrick gave the Wildcats (2-2-1, 2-1) a 6-0, 6-3 win.
"He (Brom) did not let the first set affect him and he fought until the end," Cushman said. "He's very tough competition. He played well today."
The only other close set was in No. 3 singles, where Peter Januzelli took Northview's Danijel Baric to a 7-5 in the second set after losing the first set 6-1.
The Jackets' next action will be on Wednesday when they play another O-K Bronze Conference meet against Cedar Springs on the road.
Cushman noted Greenville will have a bit of work to do before that meet.
"We just have to work on getting the ball in play where we can work on setting ourselves up for the points," Cushman said. "We're looking toward Wednesday. It should be a great match."
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I just got refunded for my purchase! Is that what happened - no shipping to NY state? I didn't even check because NY was always on the list.
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I installed XBMC on linux and don't understand few things. It is supposed to replace the following, right?:
- a music player with collections manager (e.g. rhythmbox),
- a video player (e.g. vlc) and,
- a photos/movies collection manager (e.g. shotwell).
If so... I find it very counter-intuitive.
1. how do I load photo tags from jpg files (shotwell writes them to each file as meta data and other photos collection managers, e.g. f-spot, load them without problem)?
2. how do I display all photos regardless of the folders those reside in (as does the library view for movies instead of the files view - such "library" view is the default behaviour of every collection manager I known)?
3. also how do I tag photos and people on them?
4. and how do I set XBMC to write those tags in each file as meta data?
5. I don't want to lock a ~/.photos but want to password protect ~/.photos/.private - how do I do that? (even if I add ~/.photos/.private as a separate source and lock it with a password, it will still be accessible as a subfolder of ~/.photos)
6. the same goes for ~/.videos and ~/.videos/.private
7. can I hide files instead of locking sources? (i.e. set one password and select multiple videos and/or photos in multiple locations that I want to be invisible unless the proper password is given)
8. can I rate my music? how do I make XBMC write ratings as metadata in each music file?
9. can I somehow simplify the menus? (e.g. weather/movies/photos/music - that's it; or at least no submenus in movies/photos/music; ideally I would like to hide anything that can make changes and leave only the "readonly" access untill the password is given)
The last thing: XBMC asks me about the master password twice at startup if it's defined, even though I unchecked the option to ask for master password on startup in settings (if I leave it checked, XBMC will ask thrice).
If any of my questions regard unsupported features, please tell me, so I could submit an official request.
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For starters, XBMC isn't for everyone.
That said...I'll refer you to the official description if you haven't already seen it. http://xbmc.org/about/
I'm not going to give excuses re: your comments some more vaild than others, clearly you have noted deficiencies and your expectations. The first half of your issues deal with the picture viewer aspect of XBMC, and I'd have to agree with most of your points, I rarely use it...The use of Profiles allows selections of the library to be seen and should be able to handle your privacy issues. I'm not a big music collector and I depend on the public database for information, I make playlists of things that interest me. Using the appropriate skins XBMC can be as simple as you want it to be. I don't think in terms of a simple 'player' but a highly customizable media centre with management of my personal library.
As XBMC is community driven project, and you clearly have ideas for it's improvement, I suggest that you post in the Features Suggestion forum. If you can not contribute code, personal donations are well received.
BTW: I still use, but not so much.
Irfan View as my photo viewer
VLC & MPC as my video viewer
and Windows Media Player
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Thank you for your response. Reading /about/ is what made me interested in XBMC in the first place. I want a media hub! As far as I understand, for some of the things I mentioned (privacy, menus) workarounds exist and I will get more familiar with them. As for the rest... I would appreciate some feedback before I submit these because there might be more workarounds I don't know about:
Regarding photos collection manager:
a) basic pictures tagging: add a tag to a pic, add a rectangle data to a tag (so it could show which tag is which face), write it in a jpg file as metadata, make it as compatible with other photo managers as possible (e.g. shotwell, f-spot, picasa)
b) let's make it fancy: pictures tagging with facial recognition! so it would list available faces and rectangles over them and user would only had to provide tags
c*) even fancier: auto-recognize (with some accuracy) faces over time (because writing with a remote isn't fun)
d) tag-based slide show
a) basic files import: copy photos from folder or external device to the library, automagically place them in correct structure (e.g. year/month/day/dsc000001.jpg)
b) make the structure customizable
c) auto-test for duplicates
d) watch the photo library changes
a) make private source B (/home/user/Videos/Me&MyGF) inaccessible without a password even if source A (/home/user/Videos) is public
b) hide/lock files with a specified tag until the password is given
* - well, it's doable, isn't it
Regarding movies collection manager:
a) (same as III.a) make private source B (/home/user/Videos/Me&MyGF) inaccessible without a password even if source A (/home/user/Videos) is public
b) allow for folder or even file based privacy settings (a show-hide switch kind of thing)
a) controllable forward/backward jumps length (to big for me)
b) controllable playback speed (0.8x, 1.0x, 1.2x and so on)
c*) better subtitles control (I have subtitles in a separate file and they load even though XBMC says there are no subtitles available, no way to turn them off)
* - is it only me? is there some kind of vob-sub muxer on linux?
Regarding music collection manager:
a) download incomplete music information (year, artist, album, genre, etc.) if possible
b) save metadata in files (id3v1 & id3v2)
c) auto-rename files & folders according to the customizable string (e.g. artist/album_year - album_title/track_number. track_title.mp3)
d) save rating as metadata in files (compatible with other players e.g. rhythmbox, windows media player, winamp)
e) save play counts as custom metadata tag in files (user based, e.g. cygue#19; PatK#27; username#counter)
a) make the "enable edit mode" option in settings (or in upper right corner or wherever) which asks for master password (if set)
b) in edit mode place a checkbox next to the each menu position, checked by default, unchecking which will hide this object as soon as the edit mode is disabled
Actually, I am a programmer but pushing patches upstream is time consuming. Kudos for everyone who does.
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Quote:* - well, it's doable, isn't itAnything is do-able, given time effort et on..as a programmer you would know that better than anyone. My background is the visual arts, (I haven't been using XBMC too long either) so when I saw what XBMC offered for image display, I was a tad disappointed to the say the least (noting your shortfalls is deja- vu to me) and for a time I called up external image viewers from within XBMC, but abandoned that for issues. What did I expect.. photoelements? I do use a browser to call up slideshow of various folders when making presentation, and listening to favourite music with rotated images of the artists is nice.
Re: Tagging, Images or music, most of us hesitate when software wants to manipulate our physical files. XBMC handles this with .nfo files in a central library system and should have most of the relevant metadata you're requesting. The fancier stuff like auto importation etc.. can be handled with software provided by hardware people (camera) and to some extent the O/S There are some basic file manipulation tools with the program, but largely most people handle their collections in a manner that suits their needs. The devs here have a public road-map for the direction XBMC will go; as limited programming time allows, it's not like this is a MS, Google or Adobe operation with 100's of team members and big budgets. There are some nifty picture plugins see if that will bring a smile.
Re: Privacy, profiles are the choice for many to keep siblings from one area or source, but a file by file lock is not something in the features that I'm aware. One of the more interesting aspects of XBMC is that once all your sources are scanned into the library, it's all there for cross checks, dups, image etc. For most user home theatre types, a media buffet is more important than locks. This may change in the future, but for now I hate passwords. There is ways to keep folders outside of the library, but still have it accessible to the player.
Re: Playback,
Quote:controllable forward/backward jumps length (to big for me)This can be adjusted in the advancedsettings.xml note you can use a mouse wheel for scrubbing, and the pointer directly on the travel bar will bring a jump to that position. But don't expect frame by frame manipulation this is not NLE software unless you want to get your coding hand dirty. Subtitle control on XBMC is the best I've seen.... fonts, size, colour adjustment, screen position, Integrated subtitle fetching, lip sync etc... Nothing can turn off a hard-coded sub embedded into the video.
Re: Music, once and album or song is properly scrapped, you'll have (year, artist, album, genre, etc.) and some of the artwork and play count, and as mentioned previously the metadata is stored in .nfo files (which can be edited) compatibility with 'proprietary' software should NOT be a concern of open source GPL coded software.
Re: Skin, there is quite a few different skins... and some handle 'security' in different ways... I suggest you try a few on. http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Com...20features
As you get more familiar with XBMC you'll have most of your questions answered by the faqs and wiki's and from your background I'm sure you'll prove to be an asset to the forums. The devs will appreciate your comments and fielding questions in the 'Features Suggestion' thread.
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(2012-09-03 01:48)cygue Wrote: c*) better subtitles control (I have subtitles in a separate file and they load even though XBMC says there are no subtitles available, no way to turn them off)
Press 't' to toggle subtitles on/off or press 'l' (lowercase L) multiple times to cycle through the available subtitles until it says 'disabled'
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Seattle has won five of its last six matches and is continuing to push for a solid playoff spot but will be without some big names ahead of World Cup qualifying matches.
The club has won five of its last six matches and is sitting in third place in the West with 40 points. What should be even more of a concern to MLS rivals is that the club has four games in hand to league-leading Real Salt Lake, which has 48 points. There is plenty of time for the Sounders (12-8-4) to compete for the Supporters' Shield.
Chivas USA (5-14-7), meanwhile, is on the other end of MLS equation.
Sitting in the bottom spot of the West, Chivas has lived up to its recent poor standard over the past few years where instability appears to be the norm. Still, recent additions have sparked a uptick in form for the Goats. Mexico super starlet Erick Torres has set MLS alight with six goals in seven matches, and former United States captain Carlos Bocanegra has added veteran leadership on defense. The team has a more respectable record over the past few weeks, going 2-2-3 since July 17.
Seattle will be buoyed by its recent record against Chivas as it is undefeated in the past five matches between the two sides, winning four out of its last five games overall. However, there are some personnel dilemmas that Seattle will have to address.
Clint Dempsey and Eddie Johnson were called up by the United States national team to face Costa Rica on Sept. 6 and Mexico on Sept. 10, meaning they won't be available for the fixture. Brad Evans had originally been called in by Jurgen Klinsmann as well, but he will be out for club and country with a calf strain.


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Hi guys...yeah, another new guy looking for opinions on getting a new board.
I'm 5'9", 190 lbs, size 9.5 boot. I ride in the Pacific Northwest (Washington state and Whistler a lot) with an annual trip elsewhere (Colorado, Montana, Tahoe, etc). I've been boarding for 9 years (maybe 15-20 days a season) and consider myself Advanced. I do NOT ride the park...mostly carving on groomers and off into the trees looking for powder (which sucks on my K2 Disciple 155).
After some research and chatting with people at the shops, I've narrowed it down to:
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Like I said...basically no need for anything beneficial in the park...just something that will give me the response and control to take it to the next level.
Also...any recommendations on bidnings? I got some Ride Insano boots and am tempted by the Flow NX2-SEs, but still skeptical of the support/responsiveness of the rear-entry system. I am clearly not loyal to any brand but do like the idea of a toe cap.
Sorry to "clutter" the board, but seeking informed opinions from someone not selling me stuff.
I'm 5'9" 150 lbs - I've been riding ~16 seasons at roughly 30-35 days a season and I own the NS Proto 154 and the NS SL 155. If you do zero park, I would take the Proto off (maybe consider the Cobra 161 instead - although I haven't ridden that model yet). I find my SL a little soft for pure freeriding (although I like to take it into the park a lot), so I think a Heritage 160 would be good for you.
Those are my opinions - but be wary of novice/intermediate riders giving "expert advice". Here is some video of me riding the SL 155 (at 145-150 lbs, which is why I think you could step up to a ~160 Heritage/Cobra).
Carving groomers on the NS SL 155 you can see my carved tracks at 1:10.
Assorted clips of me riding an older model SL 155 mainly to convince you that a 160 would not be too long for you at 190 lbs.
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Go look at a Flow Drifter. $420 retail and with MORE tech than all but that Riders Choice from your list.
Others to peek at: Signal OG Flat, K2 Turbo Dream or Slayblade, Ride Berzerker, or Bataleon Goliath. For various reasons I would rather ride any one of those more than your current options.
Thanks for the input so far.
Being a just above casual rider makes sorting through all the options so difficult. Thought I wanted an Arbor due to the looks alone...did some reading/window shopping and heard a lot of good about the Riders Choice. Then more reading/window shopping and next thing I know the Arbor is out and I'm considering NS or Libtech (had never heard of either brand).
Now Nivek's blown open even more options. I've been ho-hum with my K2 Disciple and heard not so great stuff about K2 boards. Interesting that you like 2 of them better than the others (seems like NS and Libtech get a lot of love).
My thought is there are countless boards out there. A lot of them are fun to ride. If you keep widening your options... you are never going to decide. The best option is to demo a board and if you like it ... get it.
Problem is no time to demo (2.5 yr old twins at home)...no snow here yet and not sure where to demo these options (I think the local resorts demo Rossi, Burton, and K2).
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'Cure' is a slow jam reminiscent of the '80s — particularly with its heavy drum beat — but it is far from outdated, and the band's killer harmonies are really what gives the song its heart. The track's timeless lyrics — "Put your hands on my chest, I'll make you feel like you've been blessed / Put my words to the test, I want to make love to you" — tell of wanting a lover to stay, an idea a little at odds with the location of the music video, which was filmed inside of a church.
"We got to shoot 'Cure' in an old church here in Seattle. When asked by the pastor what the song was about, I remember saying something like: 'Welp… it's about sex, religion and there are smoke machines,'" frontman Brian Fennell tells PopCrush about the making of the video. "Amazingly, the smoke machines were her only concern. There was also an old ladies' bible study going on and we kept seeing their heads poking up and watching us through the windows. I felt like Madonna, just less sacrilegious."
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Bouncy hip-hop-folk from Mali
Is Manu Chao really such a great producer? The Paris-born guitarist made a splash in 2004 by collaborating with Amadou & Mariam, producing Dimanche a Bamako. The huge success of that record suggests that Chao's touch can bring some artists to a wider audience. But I find Dimanche a Bamako disappointingly smooth in its sound—not exactly glossy, but monotonously paced and somewhat rhythmically repetitive, especially compared to the duo's earlier records. Fortunately, the ragged voices and impeccable musicianship of the artists manage, usually, to overcome the sparkly sheen.
Chao is on hand as the producer for the third album by Mali's SMOD, and those same tendencies are again in evidence. Maybe it's not fair to blame the producer, but certain signatures of his influence—the songs bleeding into one another, the similarities in length (every track but one is between three and four minutes), the almost mechanical percussion—add up to a general absence of raggedness and a certain harmonious blandness.
That's the bad news. The good news is that, once again, the musicians at times rise above the homogenizing production. Unlike Amadou & Marian, however, these youngsters don't have quite the chops or experience to do so in an entirely convincing fashion.
SMOD consist of Samou Bagayoko, Ousmane Cisse, and Tiemoko Traore, three young Malians who sing and rap, accompanied by Samou's acoustic guitar and various bits of studio wizardry. It's tempting to call SMOD an African boy band, Bamako's answer to N'Sync: bespectacled, gap-toothed, and utterly endearing. There is a good deal more grit here, though, and the talent of the three is undeniable; vocal harmonies pour forth effortlessly, while the rapping (in French and various indigenous languages) provide a sinewy counterpoint for the guitar. There is no concession to an Anglophone audience.
Some of the songs are quite arresting. "Ca Chante" benefits from a bouncing melody, a can't-get-it-out-of-your-head guitar line and plenty of those honeyed vocals. "Tidjidja" combines similar elements with similarly effective results. "Simbala" dispenses with the rapping but keeps the harmonies and guitar, while "Ambola" ups the tempo and brings the raps back front and center to create one of the more satisfying tracks on the album.
Midway through, the homogeneity starts to kick in. "Reviens Djarabi" sounds something like "Fenkoro", and both echo "Nedetado" in their construction: smooth vocals, rap interludes, acoustic strumming and simple beat. "J'ai Pas Peur de Micro" changes this up with its nervous buzzsaw guitar riffs, while album closer "Fitra Waleya" (written by Chao) tops five minutes—an eternity for this record. But even so, the basic template is never very far away.
It's easy to believe that SMOD will get more attention outside of West Africa for this record, having worked with an international name like Chao, and it's also easy to think that the trio deserves it. Doubtless, they have benefited from Chao's skills and publicity, but it's something to hope for that, next time, they seize the production reins themselves and strike out on their own. They may end up with something less polished, but also less safe.
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Citation: N/A Interpretive Summary: A beef cattle feedlot runoff detention pond that had been used for 22 years without sludge removal was investigated for possible seepage. Soil cores were taken at several locations along the sides, along the side slopes and across the bottom of the pond to give a profile of seepage from the pond. From the measured levels of various compounds it was clear that some seepage had occurred and that the side slopes and not the bottom were the most probable sites of seepage. This seepage pattern, while supporting the action of sludge as a sealant in the bottom of detention ponds, nevertheless indicates seepage from the pond sidewalls needs further consideration and research. No definite conclusions were reached since the full extent of the seepage was not found within the depths sampled in this study. However, the information collected in this study provides a base for testing a model for pollutant movement in the soil. This is valuable for risk assessment.
Technical Abstract: Water and chemical transport were investigated beneath a 22-year-old beef feedlot runoff storage pond from which sludge had never been removed. Soil samples were collected from 6.1 m deep borings in a cross-section across the pond. The soils consisted of silty loam and clay loam. Soil samples were analyzed for various chemical compounds and organic matter. Soil water extracts were analyzed for pH, electrical conductivity, and dissolve organic matter. Analytical results indicated that seepage from the sidewalls was greater than from the bottom of the pond. Chloride concentrations in the background boring ranged from 1-6 mg/kg, while at the 6.1 m depth beneath the pond they approached 160-180 mg/kg. Phosphorus concentrations were similar in the background boring and beneath the pond. Ammonium concentrations ranged from 4-8 mg/kg in the background boring, and 8-83 mg/kg at the 6.1 m depth beneath the pond. Organic nitrogen concentrations ranged from 100-700 mg/kg in the background boring, and 750 1,600 mg/kg at the 6.1 m depth beneath the pond. Nitrate was not found beneath the pond bottom, but isolated occurrences were found beneath the pond sidewalls, with a maximum concentration of 55 mg/kg. A seepage rate of 0.87 cm/day was measured after a large rainfall event, following a period when the pond was near empty. This one-time measure exceeds the allowable seepage rate in several states. We believe that seepage decreases with time following saturation of the sidewalls. This project has shown that, even in low permeability soils, water and chemical movement does occur in the unsaturated zone beneath feedlot runoff storage ponds. The data provides a basis for initiation of modeling flow in unsaturated zones for risk assessment.


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A ropey, soulless slice of cops and robbers, produced by Robert Rodriguez and starring Danny Trejo. Bullet (Trejo) is a maverick policeman in Los Angeles, the kind of mensch who takes part in cage fights so he can give his single-mum daughter extra cash. A ruthless drugs baron (Jonathan Banks) kidnaps the governor's daughter — and later Trejo's grandson — in order to secure the release of his jailed son.
Banks is best known for his part as a gangster in Breaking Bad, and plays virtually the same character, here (which is to say, the missing link between Einstein and one of Tolkien's Orcs). The film is full of preposterous lines. Our hero tells Julia Dietze's foreign defence lawyer: "This is America. Speak Mexican, bitch!" Meanwhile, every time we get an establishing shot, the image shudders in an attempt to convey that what's going down is super-edgy.
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Can Anyone Stop the Unrest in Ukraine?
The escalating tensions in Eastern Ukraine are being called Russian incitement by the West and a crackdown on free speech by the Russians.
"We're very concerned about Russian support for a concerted, orchestrated campaign of incitement and sabotage to undermine and destabilize the Ukrainian state," said State Department Spokeswoman Jen Psaki yesterday.
Can anyone stop this unrest, or is Ukraine already essentially lost?
Ian Bremmer, president and founder of Eurasia Group, a global political research and consulting firm, weighs in.
"If the Ukrainian government actually follows through on militarily trying to roust these occupiers in Southeast Ukraine, they're probably going to lose a big part of their country," says Bremmer. "If they don't, they're probably going to lose a big part of their country—it's gotten to the point that they don't really have any good options."
Bremmer says that United States has made its position clear: There is no military assistance coming to the Ukrainians. Though military action appears to be off the table, the White House continues to push sanctions—Bremmer says that President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke yesterday for the sixth time, and there is no reported progress on easing the tensions.
"The United States can certainly hurt Russia (with sanctions) over the long term, but none of that is going to help the Ukrainians over the course of the coming weeks," says Bremmer. "The question for the Americans right now is how much do we want to continue to support Kiev as they lose Eastern Ukraine? As they lose it, do we want to try and ensure that there is something that remains of the Ukrainian government that tilts to the West? If there is, the Americans and Europeans need to focus all of their efforts on that."
Bremmer adds that Eastern Ukraine is "falling by the moment," despite the fact that only about 20 to 25 percent of those currently residing in East Ukraine want to join Russia—a very different situation from Crimea.
"If this breaks into violence, it's likely to escalate very quickly and it's hard to imagine the Russians just stopping with interference in East Ukraine at that point," he says. "That means the level of support the U.S. provides for the Ukrainians would have to grow very significantly to keep that government in tact. Right now, I just don't see that happening."
Bremmer says the United States will stick to its current plan for the foreseeable future, which includes tougher economic sanctions on Russia and increased economic aid for Ukraine—measures that Bremmer believes fall short of what is necessary.
"This situation has spiraled out of control very much beyond that," he says.
Though the stakes are high for Ukraine, Bremmer says that Russia is like under enormous pressure as well.
"Long-term, everything that Putin has done here is a loser for him and his country," he says. "They've been in decline economically, politically, diplomatically, and demographically for 20 years now. They can take Ukraine, and if they really want they can get rid of this Ukrainian government."
Though Russia could likely move into takeover Ukraine, Bremmer says the move would be incredibly risky. For starters, it would economically isolate Russia and ensure that China would be its only trading partner. Since Russia would be economically shut out from the global community, Bremmer says that China would "drive an incredibly hard deal in price" because they are Russia's only option.
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"It was not uncommon for fishermen to catch 300-pound halibut at the turn of the century. Now it is commercially extinct."
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Although she wasn't pleased with her time, Ottawa's Ivanie Blondin skated well enough to win the women's 5,000 metres at the Canadian Olympic speedskating trials on Friday.
"I was really nervous for it," said Blondin, who finished in a time of seven minutes 18.45 seconds to win the race by less than half a second.
"I'm a little surprised with the time and disappointed. It shouldn't have been that close and I shouldn't have skated probably one of the worst times I've skated in like two years."
Blondin finished ahead of Edmonton's Nicole Garrido, who had a time of 7:18.87, and Josie Spence of Kamloops, B.C., at 7:23.24.
"I wouldn't say I skated really well, but I'm obviously happy that I came out on top today," Blondin said. "I think it's kind of a miracle that I did."
Blondin's result will be good enough to earn her a spot to compete for Canada in the 5,000 metres at the Winter Games in Sochi, Russia, according to Sean Ireland, Speed Skating Canada's long-track program director.
"She would be the first person in that provisional quota spot," Ireland said.
Canada's team, which will consist of 10 women and eight men for all disciplines, will be officially announced on Jan. 22.
Four years ago Blondin competed at both the short-track and long-track speedskating Olympic trials, but failed to earn a spot to compete at the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver.
"I developed ulcers in my stomach because I was so nervous and stressed out," said Blondin, who finished second in the 3,000 metres on the first day of the Olympic trials last Saturday. "This time around it's been a lot better, but it's still stressful.
"Sometimes I feel like the general public doesn't really realize how much stress you put on your body when you go through these Olympic trials. It's nice to watch and see and everything, but being in it I've probably got like five grey hairs from this, even though I'm 23."
Blondin will now take a couple days to relax before heading to Tucson, Arizona to attend a pre-Olympic training camp.
"I think it'll be nice to get away and relax and just calm down a little bit from these Olympic trials," she said, adding that she doesn't think she will battle as many nerves in Sochi.
"Now that the Olympic trials are over and just being at the Games, I'll have a lot less pressure because realistically I don't have anything to lose when I'm there."
While Blondin believes she did enough to qualify to compete for Canada in three events (5,000 metres, 3,000 metres and women's team pursuit) in Sochi, Toronto's Jordan Belchos will have to wait to find out his fate after winning the men's 10,000 metres with a time of 13:24.96 on Friday.
Winnipeg's Stefan Waples finished second in 13:53.65, while Francois Dery of St. Jean Chrysostome, Que., placed third at 13:58.30.
Whether Belchos gets to compete for Canada at the Games depends on what other countries do, said Ireland.
"Currently we do not have a quota spot for the Olympics themselves in the 10,000 metres," Ireland said. "We have the first reserve spot, so if another country declines a 10,000 spot, well then there's a chance that we might be able to fill that depending on our own quotas."
Belchos said he'd rather be in a state of limbo, than not have any chance at all to compete at the Winter Olympics.
"I'd rather be in this situation than be out," he said. "I don't know what the chances are or anything like that. I'm just trying to skate and be prepared if that happens."
That's the right attitude for Belchos to have, Ireland said.
"My advice would be to train and prepare knowing that there's a chance," said Ireland, adding that he should know whether another country declines a spot in the 10,000 by mid-January. "It's slim chance at that."
Until he finds out his fate, Belchos said that he will continue his usual training regimen.
"The next two weeks for me are just about getting away from skating and just training to be an Olympian, but knowing it could not happen," he said. "I'm in a position where if it doesn't happen, it's almost what I expect. If it does, it would be a pleasant surprise. It's tough to be in such a weird spot."Report Typo/Error


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"All in all it was a very good meet, especially for the throwers," head coach Eric Houle said. "It was a great opportunity for the athletes to get out in the sun and compete at a meet that's so close to home."
Kayla Kovar led the team at UNLV with a first-place personal best mark of 192-8 in the hammer throw, improving her previous second-place school record of 191-0. Sadi Hoyt followed in third place with a mark of 160-9. Kovar also placed third in the discus throw with a mark of 154-1, followed by Rylee Mulitalo (136-8) in fourth place and Jennika Wright (131-2) in fifth. Mulitalo placed third in the shot put with a 45-0.25 toss, followed by Whitney Singleton (41-4.25) in fifth.
Javelin thrower Whitney Fairbanks opened the 2013 season with a second-place finish at UNLV, recording a mark of 135-6. She was followed by Sarah Swalberg in fifth place with a mark of 122-1.
Freshman Jayson Kovar made his outdoor collegiate debut with first-place finishes in both the discus throw and shot put. Kovar's discus mark of 171-3 ranks fourth in Southern Utah's all-time records, while his shot put mark of 52-7.25 ranks sixth. Grant Evans and Jordan Parker represented SUU in the hammer throw, placing fourth and fifth with marks of 138-9 and 131-9 respectively.
Lizzy Butler led the distance runners with a first-place finish in the 1,500-meter run, recording a time of 4:52.15 while Dayna VanArsdol led an all-SUU 5,000-meter field with a first-place time of 18:01.06.
Sprinter Julian Robinson raced to a third-place time of 50.25 in the 400-meter dash, while Elijah Rono and John Hart led the T-Birds in the 800-meters, recording fourth- and fifth-place times of 1:58.14 and 1:58.25 respectively.
Freshman Jessica Johnson opened her first outdoor season with a first-place finish in the pole vault, recording a height of 10-6 and tying for sixth-place in Southern Utah's record book. Fellow jumper Reegan Van Engen represented SUU with a second-place triple jump mark of 34-3, ranking ninth in the school records.
Jayson Cole and Stephen Wilson led the male jumpers at UNLV, placing third and fourth in the high jump with respective heights of 6-1.5 and 5-11.5.
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Opposition to a proposed medical marijuana plant in Portage la Prairie has failed to stop the project, which could now start construction in April.
A 17-name petition from residents in the vicinity of the former Winnipeg Pants and Sportswear building in Portage, where Medical Manitoba Green Inc. plans to house its facility, was presented to Portage council this week.
"We think it should be in the country or an industrial area," said William Thiele, who lives four houses from the site. "We figure if there's going to be a robbery and bullets start to fly, we're right there."
But council was assured by the project partners and an RCMP inspector it will be properly fortified. RCMP told council the building will need security on par with a bank before Health Canada gives it final approval.
A fence will be constructed around the building, and there will be motion detectors and cameras on the outside, said Hersh Binder, spokesman for Medical Manitoba Green Inc.
It will use card entry only and through at least two sets of steel doors. Once past the first entrance, a visual identification by security personal will be needed to enter the second door. The building will also include a vault for finished product to which only three or four people have access.
The company expects construction to start after an engineer's report is completed in the next couple of weeks. Construction could take about six months.
Portage deputy mayor Irvin Ferris said the facility would put to use a building erected in 1965 that has sat empty for at least a decade. "Right off the bat, you're looking at a $1-million investment to bring it up to standards," he said. The company also promises to employ 10 people immediately .and eventually as many as 30.
Portage council passed third and final reading this week for a conditional use permit, paving the way for the company to carry out its plans.


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Work wear…
January 27th, 2010
Now that we're really back in the swing of things, we need a little something to cheer us up. Hopefully our gorgeous new early spring clothing will do just that!
The slinky knit dresses is ideal for comfort and versatility. But for something a little more special, take a look at our
fabulous animal print wrap dress, which is on trend for this season's safari look and the figure hugging button up dress. We know just how important comfort and fit is, that's why our clothing is designed to give you that extra bit of room for your boobs without compromising on style.
If you want to add a bit of glam to your usual work attire, try the jewel trim top. The subtle jewels on the shoulders of this top make for a little bit of work time sparkle.
Stripes are a must this season and are a wardrobe staple that can be worn smart or casual. Our nautical stripe tee will last all season and the red stripe adds an instant colour injection.
The great fine stripe shirt gives a defined waist and its subtle details add femininity without being overly frilly. Great for the office but also great worn with jeans out of business hours too.
To finish off your spring work look, try our all weather trench. Super smart, super flattering and with two colours to choose from, the only other thing you need to decide is navy or stone?