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Williamsburg vegan fast food joint Foodswings has reopened (no one even told us they'd closed). I haven't got much to say beyond what former owner Freedom just posted in our forum.
Foodswings is gonna reopen today. with it's new owners, new design & it's new bathroom! Go in & say hello. it's still vegan owned & operated & defiently worthy of your support. Thank you to everyone who supported me & my family ove the last 5 years!
Um, [sic]. So get on down to Foodswings and don't forget to leave a review on SuperVegan for the benefit of your fellow readers/eaters.
The rumor I heard was that the new owners are the same folks who own Park Slope vegan heavy metal bar Lucky 13.
Update, 1/5/2009: Official word has come through from new owner Melody (who also owns Park Slope vegan heavy metal bar Lucky 13): "I just wanted to share that Foodswings in Williamsburg, Brooklyn is under new ownership and has a customer bathroom now (!!), and you will also notice an improved staff attitude, new items on the menu, and improvement upon existing items and more consistency in the food. Please come by and check out the place now that we are new & improved."
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It is true, Lucky 13 owners Jeff & Melody now own Foodswings (along with another friend, Eric). we wanted to keep the Vegan thing alive over there, and we shall!
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is everything still served on disposable plating? improving that would improve *my* attitude for sure.


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Hello, Im brand new to this forum and had a few questions about my pontiac 400 motor. I'm fixing up an old trans am that has a 1968 400 "Big body car" motor in it. It has the #15 heads with 1.92/1.66 valves with the 066 cam in it. I know the compression ratio is supposed to be around 10.5:1, and i know thats too high for pump gas. I was wondering what I should eventually do to be able to run this motor on 93 octane without using any octane booster? Is there something that could be done to the heads to bring the compression down a bit? Or should i just look around for a different set of heads? Kind of on a tight budget, so I do not have the money for, nor do I want to put, edelbrock heads on it. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
welcome! pontiac fibbed a little on compression. your 72cc heads on a stock bore 400 will be more like 9.8 to 1. witch will run just fine on 93 octane fuel providing you limit total timing to around 32 to 35*are you going to rebuild the 400?
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Really? Almost everyone I have talked to said that they have too high of a compression to run the way they are. I picked this car up as a repo from a bank (!) haha so I had absolutely no info on what it had or what had been done to the car, been trying to peice everything together. I would like to rebuild it eventually, I have been doing bodywork on the car for a little while and hope to have it done and painted soon. The motor would be the next project. So I have another question then, would it be worth porting and polishing these heads to get a little more flow out of them?
Everyone else is wrong and Rowsley is correct. That cam is big so it also reduces your compression a ***Yes with your compression and cam, porting those heads will get you some more hp. Installing bigger intake valves will help also. Just make sure it has screw in rocker arm studs.


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It is called Federal LE133 8 pellet 00 buckshot.
This is a discussion on I too am making a drastic change in long guns for SD and SHTF situations... within the Defensive Rifles & Shotgun Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; It is labeled "Law Enforcement" so it may not be available for sale to the public. It shows the velocity to be 1145 fps if ...
It is labeled "Law Enforcement" so it may not be available for sale to the public. It shows the velocity to be 1145 fps if that helps. I am going to venture to say that either of the two you mentioned will be substantially better performers than the "reduced recoil" that we were using.
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It is called Federal LE133 8 pellet 00 buckshot.
What a thread! Great information here, I am just learning a ton.
I have a Benelli behind the bedroom door for the exact reasons mentioned, but given the events of the last several weeks, it may end up as a standard "choice" <sarcasm off>. Shotguns are plentiful, lack the dire but emotional labels thrown about, shells are plentiful and available oftentimes in large quantities in a huge number of configurations, and operation consistent. Heck, even Joe Biden has one, or so he said. There are also hundreds if not thousands of shotgun configurations available!
Thanks for starting a great thread, Tangle!
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I just got back from the range and shot these five shots with the Federal 9 pellet, 00, 1145 fps, at 7 yds. Notice the very tight pattern and realize I could have pulled a shot left or right a bit, making the pattern bigger than it would be with all hits at the exact same place:
This is great ammo, shoots like a dream, I love it, but it is reduced recoil and now that bothers me.
That pattern is so tight, you could easily do a head shot with it at 7 yds even in a hostage situation. However, you really can't; look at a close-up. There is a fine over-spray of something. It isn't pellets; I'm not sure what it is but the spread of the over-spray could blind a hostage. Still if there is no hostage and a head is all you have to shoot at, all the pellets would hit it.
Here's a pic of the 8 pellet 000 at 1325 fps. This stuff has a pretty stout kick to it. I'm sure it would be very effective; the recoil is manageable, but it does pack a wallop! Or, it could be that I'm just a sissy.
Hmmm, if Biden has a shotgun, then it has to be wrong some how. But you make an excellent point. Shotguns don't carry the stigma as the carbine, or as it is so often mislabeled 'assault weapon'. And the shotgun versions without a PG, fade even further out of focus.
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Shotguns are great defensive weapons. I own a Benelli M4 that works well, but as you all know, the M4 is best for my needs. I love the devastating effectiveness of a shotgun, but side by side through a shoot house or clearing a structure, my ability is considerably better with the rifle. Also, having a rifle for work, it just makes sense for me to use one for my other roles as well.
Plus, having a 10.5" rifle vs an 18" shotgun makes a massive difference for me as well. Still, I'll always have a shotgun of some type and would happily grab one for defensive use just as quickly as I would a rifle.
There's some good shotgun training out there, but limited compared to rifle and handgun. One of my biggest issues with shotguns is that people do it spend the time needed to train with them properly. I see guys shoot them well. But then they reload it like a one-armed gorilla standing in the snow. I also see a lot of people not shooting nearly as much as they should for reasons I don't understand, like recoil or fatigue.... Neither of which should be an issue with proper stance/grip.
I won't move away from my rifles. I like their handling and how capable they are with certain ammo choices. But, if I didn't have kids and had to stay put in a room waiting on the cops rather than moving to my kids, I'd likely choose the shotgun as well.
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I am going to re-read that report and if I'm incorrect in any way, I'll quickly edit this post.
The only way to truly defeat armor is with a rifle or AP ammo. 5.56 tears through soft armor, whether OTM or barrier blind. It's burned some effectiveness, but it will still stop a threat.
Now, even if a slug to the vest doesn't stop the fight, it will buy you enough time to assess and evaluate, allowing follow-up shots to the proper area for incapacitation.
So, a word to those out there, never never never assume that a shotgun is a one shot atop weapon. Train with it the same as the rifle or handgun and fire multiple rounds until the threat is truly incapacitated. Practice failure drills, practice three to center mass, practice multiple rounds to the golden triangle (nipples to eyes).
I hear so much about how effective shotguns are with one shot and have seen many train firing one shot. This is setting yourself up for failure, just as it is with other firearms. So, should you be unlucky enough to encounter more than one threat or a threat(s) wearing armor, you'll be well prepared to fire that follow up that may save your life.
Proven combat techniques may not be flashy and may require a bit more physical effort on the part of the shooter. Further, they may not win competition matches, but they will help ensure your survival in a shooting or gunfight on the street. ~Paul Howe
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This ammo is pretty darn impressive, I hope someone will conduct some independent tests to see if it lives up to the manfacuers claims.
Second, if I understand this accurately, you have nowhere near the experience on a shotgun as you do a Class III short barreled carbine. That's not a criticism in any way, I'm just trying to point out some differences and that alone could explain how you can be considerably better with a rifle in a shoot house.
Third, running a shoot house, essentially a fast 'clearing' operation is a scenario very unlikely for civilians. I think the context for the vast majority of us is home defense against intruders, and there could be some need to move through the house to protect children, but it would still be different than clearing a shoot house.
Another scenario that civies may face is a SHTF situation of some kind. We saw the guns come out in the aftermath of Katrina and I think I saw more shotguns that carbines. SHTF scenarios can be very difficult to establish needs for. In the case of Katrina where people were staying home and protecting, probably a shotgun or carbine would serve equally well. But if the situation deteriorates and food has vanished and we have to turn to wildlife for food, then I think the shotgun would have a major advantage.
Before we get into 'we could have both', maybe we couldn't. If we were in a evac situation due to lack of resources and/or growing dangers from threats, I really don't see us hanging both a shotgun and a carbine around our neck. In a situation where I have to choose one because I can't support two long guns and ammo for both and a handgun and ammo for it and water, and, and, and, I think the shotgun would be the no brainer choice.
So given that scenario, a shotgun would be a formidable gun for personal protection and for gathering food. A lot of us don't live in areas where we could lay our hands on hogs, deer, etc. - nor would we know how to hunt them if they were around, but birds either on the ground or in the air, rabbits, squirrels etc. could be harvested with shotgun using a wide variety of loads from shot to buck. If we did cross paths with a deer or hog, there's the slug that would extend the range of the shotgun to about 100 yds.
If we found ourselves in need of emergency shelter and came upon a suitable structure but it was locked, the shotgun could likely 'pick the lock' or blow the hinges off. We wouldn't be able to lock or secure the door but at least we could stand it back up to keep out some of the cold, blowing wind, and rain.
That brings us to your excellent point about shotguns:
And this goes back to your excellent point about training, or better, the lack of training and it really even goes beyond that to the lack of knowledge about how to fully utilize a shotgun.
In my case, I don't have children, I'm not sure it would sway me much if I did though, and as a one-gun-to-do-it-all, I think the shotgun wins hands down. That's certainly not to say the rifle doesn't have a place. But I'm choosing the shotgun because of it's devastating stopping power as you put it, and I agree, and it's extreme versatility as a threat stopper, food harvester, and even door opener.
I believe the shotgun takes much more of a commitment than the carbine or handgun, but the payback is it can do more if you know how to effectively run it. Because of that, I spend far more time on my shotgun than a carbine because I want those skills burned into reflexive.
No gun will be perfect for every situation, and that goes for the shotgun. But I believe it covers far, far more ground if deployed expertly than the carbine or handgun.
Think of this, in one trigger pull I can put 9, 9mm pellets on a threat - one trigger pull. How long would it take me to do that with a handgun or carbine? If the threat is moving, that one trigger pull may be all I get. I'd much rather that one hit be with a shotgun than a .223 carbine.
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Great post. I just recently added a house gun to the collection. It is a pump but I am Ok with operating pump guns. I now have all of the bases covered for now. I would think that a slug would really do some damage to soft armor in the bruising and breaking of bones. Plates it would not penetrate but we should not forget when a slug hits a had surface the it splatters which means the likelihood that he head and neck take damage is there. Anyway, keep up the good work Tangle and Merry Christmas!
I have a Benelli M4 (semi-auto), a Benelli M2 Tactical (semi-auto), and a Benelli Supernova Tactical (pump) with a Comfortec stock. Guess which one I shoot the most because it's fun? The Supernova pump!
However one thing to prepare for is one-hand operation - it can be done, but you need to do it a time or two to see what works best for you.
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Sorry.... Even my non-NFA 16" AR vs my 18" shotgun, there are significant handling differences. As well, I think it's common for people to navigate their home when there's fear of an intruder. Whether its fast and violent or slow and methodical, some firearms are just more maneuverable than others, regardless.
I can get into much more detail as to why I prefer one over the other, but then it's just preference. Anybody that thinks one trumps the other in any situation without considering the shooter themselves and training, will be fooling themselves. What works for me obviously won't work for the next guy, and vice versa.
I do agree with all points though.... So, this is not meant to be argumentative opened there's no disagreeing on my part.
Edit - Slugs will certainly hurt, but breaking a rib is not a gauruntee of a stop. So, nested of hoping for impact trauma, reassess and shoot them where there is no armor.
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I came into a beautiful Rem. 1100 and that is my home defense shotgun. Not tactical, but with a nice mix of "00" and Slugs I have no worries. I shot several thousand rounds at skeet and nearly a thousand rounds of hunting and all with this model. Low recoil is not needed, especially during hi adrenaline. I believe the shotgun is the best HD weapon for me since my experience shooting them puts me into a comfort zone when I handle it. All those rounds were also shot through an 1100. Just like coming home again.
But then, take a guy like yourself or me that has had extensive training and the picture starts to change. I can fire minimum 9 rounds a second with my shotgun. I can't even start to do that with a carbine. That's pretty near full auto speed. Not equivalent by any means but nearly the same rate of projectiles on the threat or toward the threat area. The ability to hit a threat 9 times with one trigger pull is no small thing.
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So for a shotgun noob, for the purposes that are being discussed - pump or semiauto?
Purportedly they shoot a bit softer - I can't vouch for that one way or another, it could be the weight of the gun making the difference more than the action.
The semi is simpler to operate, i.e. no pump, no danger of short stroking etc., but the big thing is one-hand operation. You can shoot a semi one-handed just about as fast as you can two-handed. Then when it is empty, it's easier to load.
I love pumps though and there's a lot to be said for them. They're just as reliable and cost less and will shoot anything, old shoes, bread crubs where semis can be finicky with lighter loads. Although my Benelli M2 semi ate everything I put in it except the very lightest Extra low recoil field loads and they were like shooting a .223 carbine.
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Going into the 2012-13 season, Suns Head Coach Alvin Gentry publicly emphasized continued improvement on defense. He did so because the team is working nine new players into the rotation, and the offensive efficiency Suns fans are used to might take a little bit of time to form. In the first two games, both at US Airways Center, the Suns responded by defending well. That kind of effort nearly allowed for a win over Golden State in the season opener, and led to a win over Detroit in the second game. But on the first road trip of the season, Phoenix ran into a pair of teams that shot the lights out leading to losses at Orlando and Miami. If the Suns are to get back on track on the East Coast, a return to defensive stinginess and these other influences will play a large part in the 5 p.m. game at Charlotte on Wednesday:
1. Smooth Transition: As the Suns' offensive chemistry begins to form, players like Marcin Gortat, Shannon Brown and Markieff Morris have to learn to play with Goran Dragic at the point. But one person Gentry has not had to worry about in terms of learning to play with Dragic is power forward Luis Scola. The duo has recorded the numbers to back up why it was a smart move to reunite the two former Houston Rockets. Scola leads the team with 16.8 points per game, while Dragic is second on the squad with 14.3 points per game. The point guard has maintained that scoring average while also dolling out 8.8 assists per game.
2. Shooting Spark: Maybe that spark already occurred at the shooting guard position. Reserve Shannon Brown led the Suns with 18 points in just 20 minutes against the Miami Heat on Monday. That kind of performance accurately illustrates just how explosive the athletic guard can be. Brown nailed 3-of-6 3-pointers, but he also was aggressive enough to get to the free-throw line seven times. Meanwhile, fellow shooter Jared Dudley has cooled from last year's shooting pace, which is a surprise and the reversal of a much larger trend of improved field goal percentages during each of his first three seasons as a Sun. If these two guards both get going at the same time, watch out for the entire Suns offense to open up.
3. More from Marcin: The Suns have asked for more from their big man, and Marcin Gortat has responded so far this season. Yes, his scoring average has gone down from a season ago, when Gortat led the team with 15.4 points per game, but he has made more of an impact defensively and on the glass this season. The center has hauled in over 12 rebounds per games – which is one more than he averaged over the course of last season – and he has upped his block total to 3.5 per game. All the while, Gortat has also continued to score in double digits every game.
4. Due for a Cool Down: Two games ago against the Magic, the Suns were following the defense-first model Gentry wanted. Tempo was being controlled and the team's defense was leading the way against the Magic. Then Orlando erupted for 40 points in the third quarter. Next, Phoenix rolled into Miami and found out how lethal the defending NBA champs are with even more shooters this season. That buzzsaw the Suns ran into has to be running out of time, and against Charlotte – a team that is shooting under 40 percent from the floor and under 30 percent from 3 – the Suns could find themselves on more stable footing during tonight's game.


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California's retired state government employees have a new way to re-enter the work force, one that could make it easier for government offices to fill part-time vacancies left by the baby boomer turnover sweeping through the public sector.
A new database, known as Boomerang,
allows retirees to list their expertise and interests, while simultaneously
"With the baby boomers retiring in large numbers, we are going to have a big gap between who is leaving and who we can bring in," said Andrew Armani, state director of eServices. "So Boomerang will be a piece of what we are trying to do to remedy that problem."
Boomerang's Debut
The system went live for registrants on Sept. 5 2006, and within two weeks had seen nearly 120 retirees sign up. A limited number of departments got access to the database this fall as a trial run, Armani said, and full access for all departments is expected in January.
While those first 120 retirees came in strictly through word of mouth, program organizers have a number of efforts planned to promote Boomerang among the state's 400,000 to 500,000 retirees in the coming months. They are working with the state controller's office to publicize the program on pay stubs, in the hope of reaching some who may be planning to retire soon. A Boomerang newsletter will go out to present and future retirees, and planners also are coordinating with CalPERS, the state's public employee retirement system.
"CalPERS is where people go before they retire, to plan their retirement," Armani said. "They have classes there, and we have asked CalPERS to take time in those classes to refer to this database."
As for spreading the word among state departments, Armani is not overly concerned. "Even though we are still in phase one, I am already getting calls from departments asking when this is going to open up for them to come in."
The State and Consumer Services Agency will be the first to go live on the system, along with its 16 subsidiary agencies, including the Department of General Services, Department of Consumer Affairs, the State Personnel Board and the Franchise Tax Board.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – The Ranger women's golf team shot a 364 to finish in fifth place at the Southwestern Christian University Invitational on Monday. The tournament at Lake Hefner Golf Club was cut a day short due to rain Tuesday's rain.
Amanda Dixon led Northwestern at the par-73, 5,931 yard Lake Hefner South Course with an 82, putting her in a tie for ninth. Hope Conneywerdy and Jacey Ford were a stroke different, as Conneywerdy carded a 91 for a tie for 27th and Ford finished in 29th with a 92. Madison Howard shot a 99 and Aubrey McDowell rounded the scoring for NWOSU with a 106.
The next tournament for the Ranger women is set for Sept. 13-14 at the Central Christian College Fall Invitational Turkey Creek Golf Course in McPherson, Kan.
NORTHWESTERN WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL SCORES (47 golfers)
Finish Player Total
T9 Amanda Dixon 82
T27 Hope Cenneywerdy 91
29 Jacey Ford 92
37 Madison Howard 99
40 Aubrey McDowell 106
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2 Southern Nazarene 323
3 Rogers State 335
4 Oklahoma Baptist 340
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Journal of Nanomaterials
Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 753429, 9 pages
Efficient Visible Light Photocatalytic Oxidation of NO on F- and N-Codoped Spherical Synthesized via Ultrasonic Spray Pyrolysis
1Environmental and Life Sciences Department, Putian University, Putian 351100, China
2Nano and Advanced Materials Institute Limited, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
3Department of Civil and Structural Engineering, Research Center for Environmental Technology and Management, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong
4Department of Science and Environmental Studies, The Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong
Received 8 June 2012; Accepted 3 October 2012
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4551341941797780401.post5513368757238632181..comments2017-05-09T05:31:12.946-07:00Comments on The Linux Experience: Fuduntu 14.10 ReviewChema Martínhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4551341941797780401.post-77797202860412155312012-04-08T23:13:33.439-07:002012-04-08T23:13:33.439-07:00I have Fuduntu on my laptop, replacing Mint 11 whi...I have Fuduntu on my laptop, replacing Mint 11 which was nice but sucked the power when on battery. Fuduntu gives me longer battery life, but I do miss an Office Program (I have actually installed Libre Writer) and an offline email program.

I use the laptop when travelling by train in outback Australia, where there are periods of time with no 'net access so I am, perhaps , a special case.

Still, it would be nice to have Thunderbird on the machine.robfuscatehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4551341941797780401.post-85633083405850703622012-04-02T06:48:48.765-07:002012-04-02T06:48:48.765-07:00This is right. Rhel 6.2 has got Gnome 2 and this i...This is right. Rhel 6.2 has got Gnome 2 and this is supported until 2020. From 2017 you have only security patches ;) Long live Gnome 2 + Fuduntu = Beutiful User ExperiencePausa Webhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4551341941797780401.post-61095841308619710492012-02-18T16:04:46.817-08:002012-02-18T16:04:46.817-08:00AnonymousSep 24, 2011 12:51 AM Tried them all...AnonymousSep 24, 2011 12:51 AM

 Tried them all, this is the one I'm going to stick with, its great

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+1! Nothing short of amazing this one...5oakhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4551341941797780401.post-36195654348018459012011-12-03T14:04:53.749-08:002011-12-03T14:04:53.749-08:00I have tried Fuduntu for 2 days now, and it works ...I have tried Fuduntu for 2 days now, and it works like a charm. The desktop is beautiful, performance is good and choice of software is wise. I had to manually install Libreoffice, but the instructions at libreoffice.org helps a lot. I have read that redhat will support Gnome 2 with updates for a long time, maybe Fuduntu will benefit from this to avoid upgrading to firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4551341941797780401.post-24016986642719459412011-10-08T13:09:32.222-07:002011-10-08T13:09:32.222-07:00Love fuduntu - lets hope it can stick with Gnome 2...Love fuduntu - lets hope it can stick with Gnome 2 as long as possible. The main reason I choose it over Ubuntu and Mint however, is that it connects to my wifi connection far far better even though my router is only a few feet away. I still can't understand why people have to make the choice between Evolution and thunderbird - keep E-mail in the cloud with email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4551341941797780401.post-73686842065304556722011-09-24T00:51:28.898-07:002011-09-24T00:51:28.898-07:00Tried them all, this is the one I'm going to s...Tried them all, this is the one I'm going to stick with, its firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4551341941797780401.post-81433304514938630182011-07-16T13:51:27.576-07:002011-07-16T13:51:27.576-07:00Should have said I prefer Thunderbird over Evoluti...Should have said I prefer Thunderbird over Evolution.danny8http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4551341941797780401.post-57213097456072370452011-07-13T09:50:40.153-07:002011-07-13T09:50:40.153-07:00Just spent one day using Fuduntu and I'm very ...Just spent one day using Fuduntu and I'm very impressed!

It's my second favorite distro, closely behind Fedora 15. The minimal software choices are excellent.

Update speed does't seem to be a problem. Maybe a little on the slow side. It's hard to judge, even if one used a stopwatch.

I prefer Thunderbird over Empathy, a bit. Neither app rocks my world, though.

Thanks for the review. I would never have known of Fuduntu otherwise.danny8http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4551341941797780401.post-83932112564367015202011-07-04T11:49:58.232-07:002011-07-04T11:49:58.232-07:00If you want to try another interesting Fedora remi...If you want to try another interesting Fedora remix, there is Kororaa Linux (GNOME and KDE version). I found it particularly interesting for the good KDE email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4551341941797780401.post-3030666802562486402011-07-01T10:07:45.975-07:002011-07-01T10:07:45.975-07:00I tried Fuduntu last evening and liked it very muc...I tried Fuduntu last evening and liked it very much until I tried to update the system and add new applications. In comparison, Fedora repos seem to fly. Perhaps I hit a bad day but unless they can improve the repos performance, this is a show stopper for me.

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Posted by Alexander Peters, Ph.D. on March 15, 2010
I recently completed an interview with the VP of patient management for a large healthcare organization. When introducing herself, she said that her responsiblity is "connecting the dots". I asked her what kind of dots, and she said "We have a software application for everything we do -- I must get them talking to each other and this is a challenge." I asked her what the role of IT. Her answer was "they do a good job of maintaining the applications, but not so much on cross-functional processes".
Is this an unusual situation? Obviously not. A recent Forrester survey of 141 organizations shows that in 78% of organizations business executives -- not IT -- drive process improvement initiatives. I assume that most of these initiatives are about "connecting the dots".
I think that IT decision-makers can do a lot more to improve business processes, in particular cross-functional processes. Acting as agents of process improvement, they need to re-focus their teams from supporting tech platforms to optimizing cross-functional processes. As one of these change-agents pointed out in a recent interview " No single functional department owns end-to-end order-to-cash. IT can help a company see something that is hard to see". (see this report)
Working with several IT decision-makers, I developed a few recommendations for change-agents who aim to increase the business orientation and efficiency of their organizations:
Posted by Boris Evelson on March 3, 2010
Over the last 25 years in the business I heard my share of BI horror stories: "we have over 20 different BI tools", or "we have a few thousand reports in our BI application". BI is very much a self fulfilling prophecy – "build it, and they will come". As we popularize BI, and as technology becomes more scalable, more stable, more function rich and user-friendly - BI spreads like wildfire and often becomes uncontrollable.
I can't help but to quote from one of my favorite books by a British author Jerome K. Jerome "Three Men In A Boat, To Say Nothing Of A Dog". One of the reasons I love the book, in addition to it being one of the funniest novels I ever read, is that I can almost always find a very relevant humorous quote to just about any life or business situation. At the beginning of the book three British gentlemen are planning a vacation on a river boat. As they plan for how much food and supplies they should carry, they quickly realize that there isn't a boat big enough to fit the dimensions of the Thames river to carry all that junk.
"How they pile the poor little craft mast-high with fine clothes and big houses; with useless servants, and a host of swell friends that do not care twopence for them, and that they do not care three ha'pence for; with expensive entertainments that nobody enjoys, with formalities and fashions, with pretence and ostentation, and with - oh, heaviest, maddest lumber of all! - the dread of what will my neighbour think, with luxuries that only cloy, with pleasures that bore, with empty show that, like the criminal's iron crown of yore, makes to bleed and swoon the aching head that wears it!


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Hematite Jewelry - Artisan and Artist CraftedWhere the name comes from: Greek haima - blood, the mineral can be red.
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The Basics of Sacroiliac Mobilization
This course is full and we are no longer taking registrations
Audience: PT, PTA, ATC
Course level: Beginner/Intermediate
Date: April 5-6, 2014
Check in time: Saturday: 7:30-8 a.m. Continental breakfast/registration
Class time: Saturday: 8-5 p.m.
Sunday: 8-430 p.m.
Location: St. Catherine University. Held on the 5th floor in PT Lab E560
601 25th Ave. S, Minneapolis, MN 55454
Course Fee: $475.00
Contact Hours: 16.0
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Cheryl earned a Doctorate Degree in Physical Therapy from Boston University and a Masters Degree at Neumann College, a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Athletic Training at Moravian College, and an Associate Degree in Physical Therapy at Lehigh County Community College. In addition to being a physical therapist, Cheryl is also a certified strength and conditioning specialist, an Ergonomic Specialist and has an extensive background in athletic training.
Cheryl treats using manual therapy and dry needling techniques with emphasis on the body as a whole. Her treatment approach offers a comprehensive treatment to patients of all disciplines and moves beyond the symptoms to identify the barrier that limits motion and causes dysfunction. Ms. Hancock works with the design and implementation of strength and conditioning programs as well as core stabilization and activation. She has designed training videos that focus on proper mechanics and muscle activation utilized by the uprising athlete to the professional. Cheryl is the owner of Core Physical Therapy, an outpatient orthopedic clinic in Danville, Va.
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The greatest strength of this class is its ability to simplify a seemingly complex region of the body and give the clinician a set of tools to use with confidence on Monday morning. This class is evidence based and demonstrates both theoretically and with specific case examples how the pelvis contributes to low back pain in patients. A unique aspect of this course is how it clarifies often ambiguous treatments with the pelvis; giving both new and seasoned clinicians a more comprehensive way of treating the pelvis.
As with all of our manual therapy courses, this seminar will follow a progression of principles and reinforce them throughout the 16 hours, is at least 75% hands-on lab, and will give the clinician hands-on skills they use immediately upon their return to the clinical setting.
At the completion of this seminar, the participant will be able to:
- Understand the rationale for sacroiliac mobilization and be able to perform a sacroiliac evaluation to determine dysfunction
- Correctly perform multiple movement dysfunction tests to ascertain the side of dysfunction
- Demonstrate the ability to correctly palpate the landmarks of the pelvis to ascertain the type of dysfunction present in the pelvic girdle
- Demonstrate the ability to follow the correct order of treatment in the pelvis to best correct dysfunction
- Demonstrate correct application of specific mobilizations
7:30am Continental Breakfast
8:00am Introduction
9:00am Lecture: Review of pertinent anatomy
9:30am Lecture: Pelvic Girdle Biomechanics: Iliosacral
10:00am Break
10:15am Lecture: Pelvic Girdle Biomechanics: Sacroilial
12:00pm Lunch (on your own)
1:00pm Lab: Diagnostic Testing - Static & Motion Assessment
2:45pm Break
3:00pm Lab: Treatment of Pubic Dysfunction
4:00pm Lab: Treatment of Iliosacral Dysfunctions - Slips
4:45pm Review
5:00pm Adjourn
7:30am Continental Breakfast
8:00am Review of Bony Structures and Diagnostic Testing
9:00am Lab: Treatment of Iliosacral Dysfunctions - Flares
9:45am Break
10:00am Lab: Treatment of Iliosacral Dysfunctions - Rotations
10:45am Lab: Treatment of Sacroilial Dysfunctions
12:00pm Lunch (on your own)
1:00pm Lab: Treatment of Sacroilial Dysfunctions
2:00pm Review of Iliosacral Dysfunctions
2:45pm Break
3:00pm Review of Sacroilial Dysfunctions
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Alright so here's my hopefully easy to answer, but potentially pretty newb-ish question.
2009 WRX, TP Stage 2, with all the supporting mods - Installed by the previous owner, but I'm still trying to go back over everything and make sure its all good to go-
1. Does anybody recognize the top mount that is being used currently? I haven't been able to identify it, nor has anybody else. No identifying factors - which leads me to believe that it is either an ebay knock-off, or worse yet, a knock-off of a knock-off
I never really thought it may be a problem until recently when I started looking closer at the fitment - Had to remove my SPT strut brace given that it rubbed pretty good on the back of the intercooler and caused a pretty nice rattle at idle. That's neither here nor there as I think I'll just mill off an eighth of an inch or so and re-install later. Obviously the ducting work from the hood doesn't fit, which you can see on the intercooler itself (Little clean lines near the left and right sides from where the ducting rubs).
So the moral of the story as I read it? Potentially sketchy top mount that isn't being as efficient as possible and is interfering with other parts. Huh.
2. Looks like a Turbosmart Recirculating BOV Kompact Plumb Back, which I found on rallysportdirect. Seems to be a pretty good product and gets great reviews, but I just wanted to get some other opinions, really just in general. Are there better things out there? Ideas? Criticisms?
3. The point of this post is that if this intercooler set up is trash, which it very well might be, then I think I'll shell out for the Process West TMIC, assuming it will work with my current set up. Again, ideas? Thoughts?
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If you're serious about headphone audio, and serious about using a PC or PMP as your source, then a separate headphone amplifier should only be second to a decent set of cans on your shopping list. It's not that you can't get a great sound direct from an MP3 player or sound card - with a decent sound card or one of the better players from Cowon, Samsung or Sony you definitely can.
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Unfortunately, headphone amplifiers tend to be expensive and - like any slightly niche device - prohibitively so. Luckily, there are some good value propositions. A few weeks ago we looked at the iBasso D2, a cool, portable headphone amp/USB DAC which could take music to a new dimension without costing the earth.
Today we're looking at the Trends PA-10, a desktop headphone amplifier from Hong Kong which is already making waves in the PC audiophile community, and deservedly so. Final UK pricing has yet to be announced, but you can pick up a PA-10m for around $225, which works out at approximately 128 of our currently weak and wussy British pounds.
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There has always been a strong link between Hollywood celebrities and the political realm, and in light of the upcoming election, Vote 4 Stuff is teaming with some of Tinseltown's biggest names.
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Vermilyea was born in Melrose, Massachusetts, but spent her formative years on her parent's farm in Pembroke, New Hampshire. This farm became the setting for her first feature film, Straight Forward, a 1940's film noir psychodrama that debuted at the Somewhat North of Boston (SNOB) Film Festival in November 2006 and won a "Best of N.H. Film" award. Straight Forward began pre-production in late summer of 2004 and took ten days to film in November. Kristen starred in the film, which was a family affair; her mother played the role of Executive Producer.
On October 1, 2005, Vermilyea married Mark Harbaugh of Concord on that same Pembroke farm. They had a baby girl in the fall of 2009. Vermilyea is a 1991 graduate from UNH and holds a BA in English from the University. Kristen was hired as the communications and events coordinator for the New Hampshire Department of Cultural Resources in November 2005. The New Hampshire Department of Cultural Resources is the umbrella for the New Hampshire Film Office, Arts Council and State Library.
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Pirates embrace women's baseball clinic; $50,000 raised for charity, research
Clint Hurdle learned that his mother had breast cancer on Valentine's Day in 1991.
It was the first time the Pirates manager ever saw his father cry. The reality that he could lose his mother, and his father could lose his wife, was a feeling he remembers clearly even today.
Fortunately for the Hurdle family, the story had a happy ending. His mother went through 25 radiation treatments and is a survivor, a fact he happily shared with the 300 women taking part in the third annual Pitch for Hope women's baseball clinic, benefitting the Pittsburgh-based A Glimmer of Hope foundation, on Sunday morning at PNC Park.
"It's always good to be a part of any fundraising opportunity, especially cancer awareness because it touches everybody," Hurdle said. "Everybody knows somebody and it can be very personal. In my family, it was personal. So to come out here for a couple of hours ... there are a couple ladies who are going through treatments right now who are out here today or they're representing someone else, so there's a lot of significance."
Christine Adamek was only 27 when she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer. Prior to the diagnosis, Adamek said, she was the picture of health — working out, eating right, doing yoga, living a relatively stress-free life. She began a long process of chemotherapy, surgery, radiation and a clinical trial.
That was three years ago.
"It's like getting smacked in the face with a shovel," said Adamek of Ohio Township. "You wake up and deal with it. Now I'm dealing with focusing on all the things I went through and trying to get back to a normal life."
Adamek said the only sport she follows is baseball, and she's participated in all three Pitch for Hope clinics at PNC Park. Sunday was particularly emotional, she said, because she's in such a different place in her life.
It also was a day to enjoy with friends on the field at PNC Park, getting tips on baseball fundamentals from Pirates coaches Euclides Rojas, Dave Jauss, Jeff Banister, Jay Bell and Rick Sofield, in addition to Hurdle. Team president Frank Coonelly also participated, with appearances by A.J. Burnett, Michael McKenry, Gerrit Cole and Jeff Locke.
"You could have a one-on-one conversation with Clint Hurdle," Adamek said. "They're so laid back and such cool guys."
Sunday's event, which was open to women and girls ages 14 and older, sold out and raised more than $50,000 for Glimmer of Hope. The foundation plans to use the money to help fund cutting-edge ultrasound equipment at the Allegheny General Hospital Breast Care Center.
"It isn't about baseball, even though that's what they're doing right now today," Glimmer of Hope founder Diana Napper said. "It's about Clint Hurdle walking on the field and saying my mother's alive 20 years later. That's what it is. It's a tremendous amount of hope and energy they give to the survivors that are here."
Karen Price is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. Reach her at email@example.com or via Twitter @KarenPrice_Trib.
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We have deployed Unity Connection 8.6 with 100 voicemail ports.We have also configured an auto-attendant to service the "Service Desk" group.We would like to limit the number of ports so that the auto-attendant can only use a maximum number of ports i.e. 30 out of the 100, so as to avoid an avalanche condition wherein all ports are taken by the auto-attendant and nobody else can then access voicemail. Please advise. Thanks.