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LONDON, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Russian fertilizer producer Phosagro plans to invest around $1.4 billion in a new plant and mine expansion by 2017 to increase sales by 25 percent over the next five years.
The phosphates and compound fertilizer maker aims to produce and sell more than 8 million tonnes of product by 2020 as it expands business in Asia, Latin America and Europe, chief executive officer Andrey Gutyev said.
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I don't know if I'd call the Phantom sophisticated, I think it's just built fantastically with amazing materials. It's a car you have to "feel" to appreciate, rather than reading stats IMO.
I don't know if I'd call the Phantom sophisticated, I think it's just built fantastically with amazing materials. It's a car you have to "feel" to appreciate, rather than reading stats IMO.
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I don't know about all of you guys but I like it.
truthfully I haven't seen one of these in probably two years, almost forgot RR still existed let alone this car. And this is living in a town where Lamborghini, new 911, random F cars and S, E, G-wagon sightings are a daily occurrence.
I'd like to see the rear seat
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It only does that because you know it costs a lot of money. If someone built a $25k car with the exact same body shape, it'd be the dullest, most unimaginative faux-luxury bauble on the planet.
Yes, they're still built well and much by hand and all that's fine. I'm just not impressed with anything beyond that. It looks boring. Not sophisticated; sophistication implies an appreciation for design, a ceertain artfulness and grace. This isn't graceful, it's a vulgar block of granite.
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Its weird, I was just driving one of these today. Loathed it for a few reasons.
The very high beltline and enormous shape/long hood made it very nerve racking to drive on the street. Just waiting to get smacked by a Kia. Also, it has this big, skinny steering wheel like a 70's luxo-barge and lock to lock takes ages. Its like driving an old british man around town. Rich and lumbering.
The interior reminded me of starbucks bathroom, wood, soft lighting and brushed metals, not my thing. Also, its has this goofy "reserve power" gauge
What I can tell you is that for the money, a Maybach is more handsomely styled, drives/feels better and is much more comfortable. Feels rich and modern, like being in a jet.
"Has the whole world gone crazy? Am I the only one around here who gives a s*it about the rules? Mark it zero!"
I mean, look at this thing. White wall tires, really? It's like a really expensive Buick Century.
I got to drive a Phantom a few times, it was a pretty easy car to glide along in. Their size gives them presence, but I'll miss the round headlights - the new front reminds me more of a bad Chrysler 300 limo conversion for some reason.
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Waste of money.
Heart pumping antifreeze as I stand here.
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Seeing pictures of a Phantom in isolation doesn't do it justice because in person they are HUGE. I swear it's as big as some SUVs. Not exactly my style but it definitely does it's job well
"Plenty of poseurs drive all sorts of sports cars, but poseurs wont survive the Viper"-Car and Driver
I prefer the refreshed front end.
The Bentley Mulsanne is much more appealing to me though.
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LOS ANGELES -- Bruce Arena (Cornell '73) has been named as the new head coach of the Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer, the club announced on Monday. Joining Arena on the sidelines for the Galaxy will be fellow Cornell alumnus Dave Sarachan '76, who also served as coach of the Cornell men's soccer program from 1989-1997. Arena makes his coaching debut for the Galaxy when LA plays host to Chicago on Thursday.
Arena and Sarachan take over MLS' flagship program, led by English midfielder David Beckham and American forward Landon Donovan. The Galaxy are currently tied for fourth place with Kansas City in MLS' Western Conference with 24 points. The top four teams in each conference qualify for the MLS Playoffs.
Arena has been out of coaching since last November when he resigned as head coach of the New York Red Bulls, which he had directed since the middle of the 2006 season. Previously, Arena had served as manager of the United States National Team for eight seasons, guiding the U.S. on its historic run to the quarterfinals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup in Japan/South Korea. Before his time with the national squad, Arena was the coach of D.C. United of Major League Soccer, leading that team to back-to-back MLS titles in 1996 and 1997. Arena coached the United for three seasons before being named to direct the U.S. National Team.
The move to the Galaxy for Arena reunites him with one of his most closely trusted assistants in Sarachan, who has coached alongside his fellow Cornell alumnus in three coaching stops. Sarachan, who first worked with Arena as an assistant coach for Arena at Virginia from 1984-88, also has head coaching experience in Major League Soccer after directing the Chicago Fire from 2002 through 2007.
Sarachan left Virginia to become the head coach for the Big Red in 1989, staying for 10 years and compiling a 64-63-16 mark and leading Cornell to NCAA tournament berths in 1995 and 1996. Following the 2007 season, he left Cornell to rejoin Arena on the sidelines with the D.C. United, then again teamed with Arena on the staff of the U.S. National Team from 1999 through the 2002 FIFA World Cup, after which he was named to lead the Chicago Fire. Most recently, Sarachan has served with U.S. Soccer in the youth player development field.


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I also called our USFW director in my area and he said be was ordered to close all WPAs to public hunting. What a bunch of poop!!!
Confused...he said he would or would not enforce trespass laws? I have not ran into one that I think would but haven't called any.
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Massimo Dutti dress, Zara wedges, Michael Kors bag.
The temperature has been amazing this whole week, perfect weather to wear summer dresses! Bought this Massimo Dutti dress yesterday in Antwerp, adore the print!
Massimo Dutti dress, Zara wedges, Michael Kors bag.
love ur amazing dress <3
That dress looks amazing on you!
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Love it <3
PS: Those heels are fab!
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wow nice outift :)
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what a great chic dress!
Ik heb nog gewerkt bij Massimo Dutti in Antwerpen :) echt een geweldige winkel.
The dress is amazing!
The dress is beautifull!
nice dress!
very lovely dress!
I love your whole look especially your pleated dress! Zara has the best shoes for all seasons.
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I bought a similar dress at Massimo recently. Really like this look
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Great dress :D
love your mk bag
How cute is that dress? Lovely!
You look really lovely! x
Very cute little summer dress. Beautiful photos- you look gorgeous
gorgeous dress! looks wonderful on you :) i really like your style <3
Beautiful dress! xx.
This dress looks amazing on you!
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gorgeous, your dress is so pretty!
I love the colour of the dress on you…
And those shoes are just splendid.
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When you have low expectations, it almost comes as a shock when things turn out better than well. Here's to a twenty-four hour party because prom just isn't enough. Cheers.
Monday, May 27, 2013
Because we're hipster like that...
|just casually reading John Milton's Paradise Lost and Dante's Divine Comedy
while eating macarons at Nadege...
A couple weeks ago, a friend and I went to Nadege to pick up a macaron cake for our friend's eighteenth birthday. She loves macarons... but so do we. The box of macarons was more than half gone by the time we left the bakery. Because this is exactly what we should be doing mere weeks before prom...
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Please Take What You Need...
Time is what I need. These days, it seems like there's just not enough time to live life. I feel like a shadow of myself, constantly staying up late to study and constantly exhausted. I can't wait until the summer; in one month I'll be graduating from high school. I know that I'm going to miss this place where people make posters like these, this place where I've grown up, this place where I've spent four years of my life.
But I am ready to move on. One more month...
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Strawberry Lemon Ice Cream
I don't know who I am anymore.
I used to be that skinny girl who bakes. Of course, I haven't baked in the better part of three months (holiday stress baking during the winter break hardly counts...) and to be honest, I'm not quite as skinny as I was before (the only saving grace is that I was really skinny before). I don't blog much anymore either. This probably has to do with the fact that I haven't baked in a while and hence, do not have much to blog about.
Now I'm that girl who works at a bakery. Don't get me wrong: I absolutely love being that girl who works at a bakery. My bosses are supremely awesome people, the breads and pastries they make are beyond delicious, and I get to stick one foot in the kitchen and the other out front with the customers. I love working there.
I work about ten hours a week. Those are ten hours that I could use to study, hang out with friends, sleep, bake, or blog. But those ten hours at the bakery are so worth it. I've learned so much since I started working there and met so many interesting people. I can almost live with the idea of only having a social life during winter break, March break, Easter, and summer.
Summer, I cannot wait until summer. In three months, I will have graduated from high school, I will have finished writing my exams, I will have accepted an offer to a university, I will have gone to prom. It scares me, the thought of leaving, but it is the fear that drives me forward. In the meantime, I look forward to spring, to the warmer days when sundresses and sandals take over and ice cream is no longer relegated to the back of the freezer.
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Green Tea Cake with Chestnut Cream
It was a long and lonely winter break this year. I spent the majority of it cooped up in the house, feverishly attempting to finish university applications, write an essay for English class, study for the upcoming English and Math exams, cram for that biology test, and read three novels (one of which was in French). Suffice to say, I managed to procrastinate more than anything.
In fact, my Christmas present to myself was two uninterrupted hours so that I might catch up on reading. It was a Christmas Day well spent because after what feels like two million years, I'm finally, finally done reading Tolstoy's War and Peace, all 964 pages of it. I love reading; usually I finish moderately long books in one sitting. But War and Peace gave me a run for my money. After this year-long affair, I'm glad to be able to say that it's done and that I did it.
Don't get me wrong: War and Peace is a really epic book and it's no wonder that it's a classic. The immensity of the work in itself is impressive in that Tolstoy managed to capture the very essence of his characters' lives. However, it is quite lengthy (and the text eye-straining-ly small) and a little bit slow at times. I'd like to read it again at one point in my lifetime when I have a better understanding of European history, but somehow I doubt that I will be able to stomach another book this tedious.
In celebration of finally, finally, finally finishing War and Peace, I baked a Green Tea Cake with Chestnut Whipped Cream for a family dinner. Making your own chestnut puree for the cream is quite tedious (like reading a 964-page book), but so, so worth it.
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The accessibility of everything. The good and drinks were great. The fitness center was located in a nice spot. All the staff were friendly. Lack of things to do on a rainy day.
Overall atmosphere was lacking. Staff was not friendly. Seemsed to be undestaffed
The hotel, staff, amenities are just added extras, the view and beach are what people think of when wanting to visit Hawaii. Wish we could have stayed longer!
Away from Honolulu and nice mix of guests Beachside Restaurant (Formerly Ola, going to be Roy's) has been under construction for a long, long, time!
Rooms were nice. Clean. Great view of the water, even from a partial view room. Beds were too soft. Not a good value: they charge a resort fee and all you get is a beach towel and 2 hours rental of snorkel gear. Their website shows kayaking, bikes, etc. it is all extra - and expensive. Very misleading. Only ate at one restaurant and the food was not great so we ate the rest of our meals off the property.
Carol, very clean and lovely rooms Fire alarm going off twice in the middle of the night,a charge for everything possible.
Location View Parking General store Room and hallway Decor needs an update. Choose color schemes that are classic not trendy. Floors should be hardwood since it's humid.
Beautiful place with a friendly staff They screw thou with a 38 dollar resort fee (used to be 25) and do everything in their ability to get you to cash out, and it shows. Pretty disgusted considering the trips are normally amazing with turtle bay. Has gotten considerably worse (price wise).
Pretty sunsets and delicious food. Loved the pool, poolside drinks and nighttime entertainment. The beach was great for snorkeling and swimming. There was a wedding going on and the music was loud but I did enjoy it.
resort was beatiful, nice spot on the point of beach. a/c was broke in the room. was able to sleep with sliding door open to be somewhat comfortable.
The view was magnificent. ..the pool was nice. Staff was friendly. Very clean Did not like the $75 fee at the end for incidental. We were told that horrible rental equipment was free booty Moore were free wifi was free and all of that was tacked on to our room rate at the very end to be careful. We didn't use any of those items except for wifi. So for over $300 and nights I think those things should be included
The room was very nice and the food at all the restaurants was excellent, sometimes bordering on amazing. The staff was friendly and always helpful. And the location is terrifically beautiful. There were lots of little problems with our room that pointed to a lack of preventative maintenance, -'d the seemed to be having trouble with the fire alarm system. We had 2 false alarms during our 5 night stay. All in all, nothing terrible. Just small annoyances. But the manager did right by us and we are happy with the outcome.
Nice calm location on Oahu, far from maddening Honolulu more pertinent for a vacation, brand new facilities and very clean Across a busy road from the beach so even preteen children cannot cross unsupervised. Beach was mediocre. Some of the personnel weren't quite sure what were they doing there anyway
The webpage neglected to mention the "poolside lounge" didn't serve alcohol. This is a dry community! The hotel was nice, and adjacent to the Polynesian Cultural Center, but far from the nearest bar. Turtle Bay Resort is the closest.
It was lovely, my whole family would have enjoyed it.
The service from all the employee's was outstanding...especially the front desk lady names Briar, she went above and beyond. Everything in the hotel was very and new and modern. The beach being just across the street was fantastic as well. We would for sure stay there again.


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Recalling the likes of Barrett-era Floyd with a dose of Hawkwind, Cranium Pie travels the zoned-out side of the progressive psych rock realm. The band is a five piece, with membership consisting of Robe Appleton (keyboards, vocals), Tim Bray (vocals, theremin, electronics, percussion), Dan Herra (guitars, vocals), Steve Meadows (bass) and Julian Smith (drums). Throughout this concept album, the listener journeys through many zones on a far-reaching sound quest filled with tripped-out narratives, graceful acoustic fingerpicking, prog guitar riffs, extended organ solos and charging space rock.
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Target: Ecoisland Founder and Chief Executive Officer David Green
Goal: Commend Ecoisland's efforts to turn Britain's Isle of Wight into a self-sustaining oasis of renewable energy.
Over the past decade, efforts in environmental stewardship have increased exponentially. Now being green, clean, and using renewable and sustainable energy sources are ways of life. More and more organizations are bending to the demands for efficient and unpolluted products, leading to a surge in green technologies and sustainable farming techniques. Such awareness and effort is truly commendable and has sparked impressive energy projects all over the world: one of the most recent being David Green's Ecoisland project on Britain's Isle of Wight. Within the past year, the Ecoisland project has become world-renowned due to its goal to make the small island a self-sufficient haven of renewable energy by 2020. Such prowess and devotion to environmental health is truly a praiseworthy cause that deserves applause and recognition.
The inspiration for project Ecoisland came to Green through his connection with local boatmen. Having lived on the Isle of Wight since 1984 and being active in the sailing yachting, and watersports arena, Green was affluent with the lifestyle and became inspired by its self-sufficiency. Folks who lived in boats for weeks or months at a time had to be self-sustaining; a feat that was fairly simple to achieve. Green took this way of life and ran with it. Now his Ecoisland project encourages sustainable food and water initiatives, recycling programs, and has developed a strong renewable energy agenda which uses solar, tidal, waste, geothermal, and wind energies. Ideally, the goal is to generate enough renewable energy to sell some to the mainland.
Although such a vision is grand, the support behind Green and Ecoisland is immense. The project has already attracted 70 corporate partners, including the high-profile companies of Toyota, IBM, and Toshiba, all of which are eager to test their green innovations in real-world scenarios. As Green explains, "soon after we launched, many companies were asking, 'Can we come and play in your playground?'" And such playmates are much needed.
Because Ecoisland is a Community Interest Company, it is categorized as a nonprofit, social enterprise that cannot receive government funding or charitable donations. So, instead of relying on money, Ecoisland must rely on major corporate partners and team up with those who will contribute pro bono consulting and research/development work. To date, Ecoisland has received over $3 million in such ventures and partnerships. And with such generosity, David Green's Ecoisland is well on its way to becoming the leader in green and renewable energy, and deserves a huge round of applause for its conservative efforts.
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We applaud the goals set forth by your Ecoisland project to turn the Isle of Wight into a self-sufficient oasis of renewable energy and conservation. The wastes of the world are staggering and truly damaging to nature and our communities. Therefore, turning an entire island into a beacon of green, clean, and sustainable living sets the stage for real change and education in environmental stewardship.
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As I write this, a street band is blasting Foxy Lady, and the corned beef and cabbage I had for dinner at Lefty O'Doul's is grumbling in my stomach, so I'm not sure I can capture the personality of San Francisco. I think a good vacation deserves at least a little waxing poetic, so I will do my best. And our trip to San Francisco has been, most definitely, good.
I've often thought I'd enjoy city life—especially when I was young. I can't say I still feel that way. Maybe if I were wealthy enough to live on the outskirts or in a quiet gated community off the beaten path. But, living in the heart of Union Square would not be my notion of an ideal existence. (We've been told the cost of an apartment per month is several thousand.) Yet, this amazing city has offered us some wonderful memories.
One memory I'll keep was standing at the fore of a catamaran—ocean breeze making my hair a frightening sight, and salty spray in my face as we sailed beneath the Golden Gate Bridge. The sway of the boat, the sight of other ships sailing, and the sound of the many languages spoken by other visitors. Dolphins leapt from the water. Ever-present seagulls flew above us as though their job was to make sure we got exactly where we were to go. How wonderful those final moments of solitude we seafarers shared near the end of the trip. We collectively quieted, staring out at the water and approaching city skyline, glad we spent one hour on the sea.
I most enjoyed the quiet moments in the midst of all the noise of the city. Music blaring, (Play That Funky Music is seeping into our window on the 12th floor as I type.) taxi cabs honking, and the cable cars ding-a-linging right past our corner here on Powell and Geary is constant. Yet, for about forty-five minutes yesterday we sat in front of a fountain in Golden Gate Park and enjoyed a lovely young woman with long dark hair as she played her harp. Such peace and gentleness in the middle of so much bustle. A slice of solitude.
The people are a delight. Lombard street zig-zagging like a crazy dream made by a maniacal street crew. There's enough sour-dough bread here to strengthen the weakest jaw. The sound and smell of sea lions at Pier 39 will make you smile as you cover your nose.
Yes, I like it here just fine.
But I must leave. And as I review what I've typed, it seems obvious to me, I love solitude more than excitement. So, good-bye San Francisco. You are an amazing place. Loved the Dim Sum in China Town. Loved the seafood and even those constant hills and jabbering taxi drivers. I'd certainly return, but my home is now calling me.
I will leave you with some pictures, and a few quotes about this amazing place.
"The Bay Area is so beautiful, I hesitate to preach about heaven while I'm here." (Billy Graham)
"Now there's a grown-up swinging town." (Frank Sinatra)
"One day if I go to heaven…..I'll look around and say 'It ain't bad, but it ain't San Francisco'." (Herb Caen)
"San Franciscans are very proud of their city, and they should be. It's the most beautiful place in the world." (Robert Redford)


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Blah! No coupe version. It doesn't look terrible... but at the same time it doesn't look as good as I thought it would. It just sort of reminds me of a compact Taurus. I guess I was sort of hoping that they'd work off of the Mk I Focus design language. But at this point it's safe to assume that Ford has long since moved on from that aesthetic. The Fiesta is the closest we're ever going to get with the original ZX3.
There's just something about the styling of the 2011 Focus that is a little over the top. Too many random creases in the body, the obnoxious roof rack lines hugging the roof, the goofy triangular lower front grille holes, and the taillights that wrap around into the sides, etc. It just feels like the whole thing looks too busy. I guess I was sort of hoping it would look more like the Focus RS. It's an example of how things can be kept minimal, but at the same time very sexy. It has all the right curves and creases in the right places, without looking extremely busy or random. Oh well... I guess I'll be keeping a closer eye on the Fiesta, and hope Ford makes "sport" trims of those. But even then I'm a little disappointed at how much they're charging for a base hatchback model Fiesta. Sigh...
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Electric Fan wiring
I have installed an electric fan on my 67 Camaro I followed the wire diagram and it works great it comes on at 185 degrees and goes off at 170 degrees but it will only work while the key is in the on position. I know it is the lead coming from the relay where the wire diagram states "IGN or FAN SWITCH" so I obviously ran that lead from the relay to the IGN port on my fuse box and this was the result which would be correct if that's how I wanted it to work. I would really like the fan to stay on after the motor has been turn off and is still warm and then shut off after the temp drops.
Do I take this lead and re-route it to the Circuit breaker coming off the + battery terminal for the fan relay will that result in keeping the fan on when the motor is off and then the fan will cut off when the temp has dropped to the 170 degree point.
I think that I'm on the right track just seeing if I am in fact on the right track by you all who have already done this before. I appreciate the input and look forward to hearing from you all.
Thank you
Look for a BATT position in the fuse box
GM models usually have about 3 of these taps.
I'd give that a shot before tearing out the wiring.
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I posted a very basic JPEG of what I have wired and what I'm thinking about doing. I took my volt meter to determine if any of those link point in my fuse panel where a constant hot and they are not. So if you can understand my wire diagram and you do in fact know what I'm thinking will work I would appreciate the assist on it.
That will work.
simplified, you are essentially using the same hot wire to feed both the fan and the coil in the relay.
pretty much the same as a fused battery location in the fusebox.
:confused: my 66 Elky has 2 fused battery taps on the fusebox, my 79 C-10 has 3, cannot understand why your Camaro does not have a working one.
UNLESS-a blown fuse in the brake/taillight circuit---cigarlighter circuit---domelamp circuit.
All of these are constantly hot ---at least on one side of the fuse, unless the fuse is missing or bad.
The power will go to one side of the fuse to the circuit mentioned and then is tied to the taps in the fuse box.
Electric Fan wiring
I actually have 4 ACC, IGN FUSED, BAT. FUSED maybe I didn't stick the probe on them correctly from my multimeter but I have no blown fuses because I checked that so that is interesting to hear if they are constant hot why wouldn't I be getting anything off of them I'll have to look into that one. In any event thanks for all the feedback and so you think coming from that constant hot from the battery to the fan relay will work, I'll give it a try and then look into this other potential issue. Again thanks for the input I appreciate it.
The above mentioned HOT Fuse connections at the Fuse Box are protected by fusible links on the starter. This being stated: Your idea of routing the power wire to a circuit breaker is your best, and safest, option.
Carsavvycook check out the wiring diagram I posted in my album and let me know what you think. the dotted line is where I want to place the wire that is assigned to the IGN or Fan Switch which I have running to the IGN in the fuse panel. The fan works great with the key on but I would like it to continue running after I turn the key off to bring the temps down and once it hits the designated temp of 170* it will turn off. So my though was to run it to the breaker for the fan running off the positive side of the battery which is a constant hot. Bryan59SC said that would work as well but because I have never done this before I needed some kind of experience to backup my thought and you have confirmed that for me with you reply. You haven't been wrong yet for me brother. Oh hey I am ordering a TCI 2200 - 2400 stall and pulling the 2500 - 3000 out probably this week that should clean that up for me on the converter. I spoke with them today kinda steep on the price but what the heck ya gonna do. Thanks again for the assist.
Okay Blue,
I believe that your only fuseable link in this car is near your battery.
This is where it is on my 66 Elky.
this particular link will protect (in theory) the whole car.
(I am assuming that you have a relatively unbutchered wire harness)
There may be another near the horn or alt. regulator. (my harness has been modified by previous owner)
Factory (sb the same as my 66) will have a wire from the battery to the junction block, which may be very close to the battery on your car. It is just above the batt. on mine, mounted to the core support.
14 ga black---goes to the firewall disconnect--(looks to be cigar lighter and related)
12 ga red----to horn relay
10ga red---horn relay>>alt>>voltage regulator
(From my 66 Chevelle manual)
If you were to connect the coil of the relay AND the feed side of the relay (pos 30) to this battery junction, you will get the results you want.
this is pretty much how I wired my 79 Chev C-10 about 15yrs ago. The fans on that truck will run for about 5 min before shutting off.
However--keep in mind, that if your fan switch is in the motor and not in the radiator, the fans will run a lot longer.
This is because you are only cooling the radiator and not the engine, where it will remain hot for a long period of time.
'Cause actually---the engine will get hotter after you shut it off. This will kick in the fans up to 10 min after you have walked away from the car.
Even with my sensor in the radiator on the 79, the fans will come on long after I sut the car off.
In the 59 however, I opted to use an ACCY terminal so that the fans cut off with the car. This thing (454 HO GMPP/Tremec 5-spd) just runs hot. I just flat quit worrying about it til it gets to 235. Sometimes the fans do not kick in till then. (supposed to come on @ 218 off @ 205)
I can shut this car down with a temp of 190, and 5min later be up to 230 when I start it back up. But it does cool down pretty quick. Runs about 200 all the time.
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and the coil 12v are the only wires on this car originally--At the starter
Thank you this is great info I am going to test it out this weekend and I am certain it will work as I would like again great help from both of you guys, thank you.
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Nobody likes to think about it, and nobody likes to spend money to prepare for something that may never happen. But in '89 in San Francisco, there was a 7.1 earthquake on the day of the World Series, and the company I worked for spent months getting everything put back together again. There have been many disasters since, and there will be more to come. But one thing stands out in my mind from the '89 earthquake, and that is the surprising number of companies that went out of business completely in the weeks and months after it happened. These were, mind you, companies that were otherwise viable—they just went under because they weren't able to get back in business quick enough and they lost momentum.
There is both a technical and a strategic element to business continuity and disaster recovery, and before the technology gets put into place, it's all about policy and planning. Even if you do have your data, you need several things to keep operating:
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Inside the building's lower tunnel, both the Wildcats and Hawkeyes scurried out as the building was evacuated. Alex Olah, who suffered a possible concussion in the second half, was clearly disturbed as the loud alarm and flashing lights occupied the exits. Helped by a team doctor, Jared Swopshire left the arena walking with crutches to support a right-leg injury. The security staff ushered out all remaining to the exits.
As Coach Bill Carmody cleared the building, with the brash alarm sounding, he could only shake his head. When it rains, it pours.
It was billed as Northwestern's last gasp for a promising season. It entered Iowa City with a 4-6 record and eyed a key road victory. The score was 40-38 with 12 minutes remaining when it all fell apart.
Jared Swopshire hit the floor hard, lying underneath the hoops holding his right leg. He was helped off the court and would not return to action. In fact, he was unable to apply any pressure on it. Northwestern was forced to battle the upstart Hawkeyes without its starting frontcourt. Iowa would finish the game on a 31-17 run.
"It just got away from us," said senior guard Reggie Hearn, who led the Wildcats with 13 points. He has been there before this season.
Hearn will never be one for making excuses, and isn't going to start 24 games into the season. He would never admit the Wildcats just didn't have a chance without their two starters.
Carmody tried the smaller lineup featuring Kale Abrahamson, but the Iowa native compiled just eight points. He ran out the seldom-used Nikola Cerina, but sat him down after just three minutes. He tried to set up three-point shots and switched to the 1-3-1 zone defense, but Iowa's Fran McCaffery was ready to counter.
There was nothing they could do.
Most pundits, me included, wrote off Northwestern's hope when Drew Crawford had season-ending shoulder surgery, joining the suspended Jershon Cobb on the sidelines. Yet, the resilient Wildcats kept bouncing back.
First, a road upset of No. 22 Illinois inspired hope, then a triumph over 12th-ranked Minnesota built positive vibes. After two miserable losses, NU earned a needed win over Purdue, keeping its postseason dreams on life support. But the plug was pulled on Saturday.
It was a bad day that serves as a microcosm for the season. Injuries and shooting woes hampered its final chance. There was nothing more those Wildcats still standing could do.
"It's tough for team morale," senior guard Alex Marcotullio admitted. "But we have to stay up,"
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For years, they cluttered his north London home, but this week the private archives of the great political profile writer, Andrew Roth, have been made publicly available, revealing the absurdities – and vanity – of some of Westminster's most charismatic personalities.
Roth researched and kept files on every MP, Member of European Parliament and Peer from 1950 until his death in August last year, aged 91. He used them to inform his satirical Parliamentary Profiles series, as well as books and obituaries. The archive also became a treasure trove for political journalists and biographers.
But not all of his subjects, to whom Roth showed drafts, appreciated his wry style or some of the snippets of gossip and press clippings he gathered in their name. Included in the Roth archives, which are now available at the Bishopsgate Institute in London, are several letters of objection.
Ed Miliband, now the Labour leader, took issue with a description of his nose (see right), which Roth then agreed to remove. But the archivist refused to take out the words "Bollinger Bolshevik" as a description of George Galloway, who said he had "never tasted the stuff".
Setting up home in Cricklewood in 1950, after being driven out of his native New York by McCarthyism, Roth bolstered an outsider's view of British politics with a refreshing irreverence.
"He punched through the wall of deference that MPs used to be surrounded by," says academic and author Byron Criddle, who worked with Roth on his Parliamentary Profiles from 1995 to 2005. "He was an American idealist who respected the craft of politics, whilst having a nose for the craftiness of politicians."
But while he revelled in gossip, Roth was mostly concerned with accuracy. He worked "meticulously, non-stop from 9am to 10pm", says his third wife and widow, Antoinette Putnam. "He was one of the first people to look into the issue of MPs increasing their business interests, controversially calling for a register of activities in 1961. And he got his first big scoop in his weekly subscription magazine, Westminster Confidential, which was the first publication to print details of the Profumo affair."
Alistair Darling
In a letter, dated 1998, in which he promised "not to sue", the former Chancellor objected to the suggestion he "outshone" Gordon [Brown] and that he was forced to shave. But Roth's final draft read: "remains loyal to Brown while outshining him...to the extent that often he was offered to the media in [his] place... ". It continues: "Was said to have come under pressure from Charles Whelan in Gordon Brown's office to shave his allegedly voter-irritating beard."
George Galloway
"Is it fair to call me a 'Bollinger Bolshevik' when I have never tasted the stuff?" asked the former Labour and later Respect MP in a list of 20 corrections, dated 2003. Roth decided to keep the phrase. Other corrections include: "Dr Chris Mason is a man"; "My ex-wife... does not live in Blackheath"; and "My eyes are blue". Roth's 7,000-word profile of Galloway ends: "London house in Streatham; pied-a-terre in Glasgow; villa in Algarve."
Ed Miliband
"One thing I haven't corrected is 'camel nose'," wrote the now leader of the Labour party in 2005 of an earlier draft of his profile which described him: "Tall, large head on narrow shoulders, sallow complexion, dark hair, camel nose, staring look, effortlessly fluent, supremely confident, eager, boyish manner." "I leave it up to you," he added, "but it struck me as slightly odd. What kind of noses do camels have anyway?!" Roth agreed, and the offending metaphor was removed.
John Bercow
In six pages of corrections sent in 2003 the now House of Commons Speaker claimed, among other things, that his hair was "no longer centrally-parted or spikey!". Roth instead documented how Bercow had progressed from aggressive right-winger to Portillo-style social liberal "with only his hair formerly parted in the centre". Bercow also rejected the accusation that he had "a talent for abandoning sinking ships in favour of others floating in his desired direction".
Liam Fox
Fox's brief letter of 2004 refers to a scandal that engulfed the former Defence Secretary long before Adam Werritty came along. "I would like you to make an amendment to remove the word 'racist' which referred to a joke I made at a private occasion." In 2000, Fox was forced by Tory leader William Hague to apologise for a joke he made at a Commons Christmas party: "What do you call three dogs and a blackbird? The Spice Girls."
Nick Brown
The Newcastle MP and, later, chief whip under Gordon Brown, wrote pages of corrections in 2003 to a profile he described as "pretty hopeless". He objected to the use of the term "vendetta man" and the accounts of his rift with Peter Mandelson, who was "certainly no worse than anyone else in political life... I don't see why you've singled me out for disliking him more than the rest of the Parliamentary Party dislike him".Reuse content


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The Spice Kitchen: Everyday Cooking with Organic Spices by Katie Luber and Sara Engram, includes recipes like Curry Spice Blend; Spice-Crusted Cheese Truffles; and Pepperoni Spinach Frittata.
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Elegant but easy, a frittata is perfect for those special-occasion breakfasts. The basil and anise seed complement the pepperoni, but feel free to vary the spices. Instead of basil and anise seed, try oregano and fennel seed—or your own favorite combination.
Preheat the broiler. Beat together the eggs, basil, anise seed, black pepper, and salt in a medium bowl. Stir in the mozzarella, spinach, pepperoni, and Parmesan cheese.
Heat the oil in an ovenproof, nonstick medium skillet over medium heat. Stir in the onion and bell pepper and saute until tender, about 5 minutes. Add the garlic and saute for 1 minute.
Pour the egg mixture into the skillet and stir to combine the eggs and vegetables. Decrease the heat to low and cook the frittata until the egg mixture has set on the bottom and begins to set on top, about 5 minutes. Transfer the skillet to the broiler and continue cooking until the frittata is set, 3 to 4 minutes. A traditional frittata is not browned. Loosen the edges of the frittata with a spatula, slide the frittata onto a plate, and serve immediately.
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— As noted late last night here on the website, Seiya Sanada retained the X-Division title at the April 17 Wrestle-1 even at the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan. He defeated former X-Division champion Christopher Daniels.
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DEAR BRUCE: I have a question about the look-back period. When you talk about giving someone $14,000 tax-free a year, is this money they would look to recover if the look-back period has not been met? If I gave a granddaughter this money, let's say for a car or whatever, would they be able to come back to her for the money if I became ill within that five-year period? — Peg, via email
DEAR PEG: I am not sure why you are asking about a look-back. The look-back is only pertinent when you have collected money under Medicaid or some similar government-sponsored program and you have given away money that would otherwise be expected to be used as repayment.
In other words, say you are in a nursing home and you give your money away, whether it's $14,000 tax-free every year or some other method. Unless you do this at least three years before you collect welfare, the government can legitimately object, saying you can't give your money away because you're doing it to impoverish yourself so the government will pay your expenses. You would be seen as trying to avoid paying your own bills.
I don't know of any other circumstance where a look-back has an application. It could be that if you were giving money away like crazy, and then die leaving debts behind, the creditors will find out you disposed of money that way. They in turn might go to the recipients and demand the money be returned.
DEAR BRUCE: I am writing to get your thoughts relative to writing a newspaper column. I have written pieces for 2 ᄑ years. Within the last year I offered the paper another column titled "Nonprofit Briefs." The former column appears on the first Sunday of the month and the latter on the third Sunday.
As I read my column each Sunday, I also read yours. I am making the assumption you are a professional writer. I am not, but I would like to expand my horizons.
I enjoy reading and writing, and it crossed my mind that I could continue to do this as I age. Writing keeps me in the game, staying relevant, current and contemporary. I enjoy doing the research. Is it feasible to earn some part-time income writing? — Fred, via email
DEAR FRED: Unfortunately, your timing couldn't be worse. The problem right now is that the newspaper industry is having serious income problems. I believe that these will work themselves out over a period of time, but in the meantime, being paid for writing a column is becoming more and more difficult.
You make an assumption that I am a professional writer. I have written a column for 30 years. I suspect that maybe I can be described as professional. I, too, write the column principally because I enjoy it, certainly not for the income that it generates.
You can keep slugging away and applying to various newspapers and other print sources. It's possible that you may make connections, but don't be disappointed by being turned down. It's not a question of not having a good product; it's a question of the numbers of columns being eliminated because of serious income constraints.
Send questions to firstname.lastname@example.com. Questions of general interest will be answered in future columns. Owing to the volume of mail, personal replies cannot be provided. The Bruce Williams Radio Show can now be heard 24/7 via iTunes and at www.taeradio.com. It is also available at www.brucewilliams.com.


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23 June 2017 21:46
A TOWN centre business and local artists are teaming up to bring a splash of colour to Oswestry through a new art project.
Radio Cafe and members of the Inside Out Art Group hoped to start their first exhibition at the Bailey Street business at the beginning of next month.
It is hoped a number of the paintings will take on the radio theme, after the shop was formerly used as a communications hub.
Artist John Swogger, who is leading the initiative, said it was a good way to exhibit local works.
"At the moment it is just myself and Rob Bower exhibiting, but hopefully if everything goes well we can keep it on a rolling basis every two months," he explained.
Referring to the theme, John added: "It is a great idea – it will being out something of the history of the shop. I'm sure people will rise to the challenge because we have a mixed bag of pieces, but many will fit in with that theme."
Saffron Rainey, proprietor of Radio Cafe, said he was excited by the partnership, adding: "I think it will be really good. I would like the cafe to be known more for displaying artists' work and the theme will be interesting."
The exhibition also continues the art organisation's long affiliation with Oswestry businesses following it's 'Art Works' initiative last year, and its regular exhibitions and meetings held at The Willow Gallery on Willow Street.
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