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Press release:
One of the most heavily used routes through Highline today is also one of the very oldest roads in Washington state, and it was built by men who achieved the pinnacle of national prominence in their day.
Now the Highline Historical Society is collaborating with three other historical societies in South King County to draw attention to the historical significance of Military Road.
On Saturday, April 27, at 2 p.m., the Historical Society is hosting a presentation of "General George Pickett, His Life & Times" at Global Connections High School cafeteria (Tyee campus), 4424 S 188th Street, SeaTac. National Park Service interpretive ranger Michael Vouri will give a lively, one-man performance of Pickett's life.
Pickett was one of the junior officers sent out to the Pacific Northwest to help build Military Road in the 1850s. Civil War buffs may recognize him as the fellow who, ten years later, led the doomed Pickett's Charge at the Battle of Gettysburg.
Construction on the new SeaTac south-end terminus station for link light rail will begin next month.
Sound Transit will extend light rail from the SeaTac City Center/Airport station at International Boulevard and South 176th Street, south another 1.6 miles via elevated double track guideway along the east side of 28th Avenue South to South 200th Street.
On May 7, "little" 28th Avenue South in the triangle section where the parking garage will be built will be closed for three years. A month later the northbound two lanes of 28th will also be closed. The two southbound lanes will be converted to one lane each way for traffic during construction. Work on the guideways will also start next month.
Construction activity will generally move south to north.
The new "Angle Lake" station will straddle South 200th Street with entrances on both the north and south sides of the street. It will feature a 700-stall parking garage, interim surface parking, passenger drop-off area, bike storage, and bus connections.
The elevated station will include passenger platforms with covered waiting areas, public art and an adjoining plaza.
Press release
Sixty-five Metro Transit bus routes are at risk of being canceled, and service reduced on another 86 routes, if state lawmakers allow temporary two-year funding for the agency to expire without authorizing a permanent and sustainable source of revenue.
That message – showing cuts to up to 17 percent of Metro's service which will cascade through the agency's 217-route system – is included in Metro's 2012 Service Guidelines Report, sent today to the King County Council.
The report measures and analyzes transit service based on measures of productivity, geographic value, social equity, and ridership.
Included is a look at where investments are needed to reduce overcrowding, keep buses on time and meet growing demand.
The report also offers the first glimpse at which Metro routes are at risk for canceling or reducing if the state Legislature doesn't authorize funding to fill Metro's projected $75 million annual budget gap.
Washington Department of Transportation press release:
Northbound I-5 is about to get safer for drivers, but we'll need to shut down three out of five lanes in South Seattle to get the job done.
Beginning at 8 p.m. Friday, March 29 until 5 a.m. Monday, April 1, northbound I-5 will be reduced down to two lanes between South Albro Place and the West Seattle Bridge.
During the closures, crews will replace four expansion joints that have taken a beating from 50 years of traffic. When expansion joints get old they can pop up, causing unsafe obstacles, not to mention costly emergency repairs and huge backups on I-5.
Here are a few tips to navigate around the northbound I-5 lane closures:
Buddy up. Carpool or take public transportation into Seattle from SeaTac, south King County and Pierce County.
Take an alternate route, like northbound I-405 to westbound I-90 or SR 599 to SR 99.
Be prepared for extra traffic on these alternate routes, and add extra time to your trips.
Drivers headed to Sea-Tac Airport Monday and Tuesday nights will find State Route 518 closed in both directions between State Routes 509 and 99 from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m.
The closure may continue on Wednesday night, March 27, as well.
Crews working for the Federal Aviation Administration will be replacing cross cables that hold Sea-Tac Airport's runway lights.
Traffic will be detoured to South 154th Street to bypass the work area. Westbound traffic will continue to be able to access the Sea-Tac terminal by taking SR 518 to Airport Expressway, and eastbound traffic can reach the terminal by taking S. 154th St. to SR 99.
The ramps from South 154th Street to westbound SR 518 and Des Moines Memorial Drive to eastbound SR 518 will be closed from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. as part of the project.
Press release:
On March 27th from 2:30 to 4:30 PM, members of the Highline Forum will meet at SeaTac's City Hall Council Chambers(4800 South 188th Street). The public is invited to make comments at the start of the meeting. The City of SeaTac is hosting the meeting and the theme is the SR 509 Extension/I-5 Improvement Project.
The Highline Forum includes the southwest King County communities of Des Moines, Burien, Normandy Park, SeaTac, Tukwila and Federal Way and the Highline School District, Highline Community College and Port of Seattle.
Crews will be out on the I-5 / SR 516 interchange next week to install traffic loop sensors into the roadway as part of the ramp meter project.
The state Department of Transportation says crews will do what they can to keep the noise down. If residents have questions or concerns, they may call the project office at 425-768-5600 and ask for Dave Standahl.
When completed the ramp meters will improve traffic flow on the mainline of I-5.
Also transportation staffers report there might be a little bit of a delay for drivers Sunday, March 10 as crews close the right lane of northbound SR 599 from Interurban Avenue to Macadam Road in Tukwila from 6:30 a.m. to noon to repair a guardrail.
Press release:
The Port of Seattle Commission has selected Courtney Gregoire to fill the seat vacated by Gael Tarleton.
Gregoire, daughter of former Gov. Chris Gregoire, joins the port after serving as the director of President Obama's National Export Initiative and other high-profile work to support economic development in Washington and across the country.
"Courtney brings unparalleled accomplishments and relationships that will advance the port's mission to create family-wage jobs by growing trade. We're excited to welcome her to our team," said Commission President Tom Albro. "We had a great opportunity to watch all our outstanding finalists in action during our open public process, a process we will also use for our second vacancy."
Gregoire is an attorney at Microsoft, where she supports the firm's worldwide sales group. She served previously as deputy chief of staff to Commerce Secretary Gary Locke and legislative director to Sen. Maria Cantwell.
She has degrees from Harvard Law School and Willamette University.
Sound Transit is seeking South King County volunteers for its Citizen Oversight Panel.
A completed application and resume must be submitted by Friday, Feb. 22.
The 15-member group independently monitors Sound Transit to make sure it meets its commitments to build and operate a regional bus, light rail and commuter rail transit system.
The group meets twice monthly during normal business hours with the task of digging into agency details, asking hard questions and reporting its findings to the Sound Transit Board of Directors.
Those interested must be a registered voter within the Sound Transit District and reside and/or work in South King County. They should have skills in one or more areas related to the panel's responsibilities: business and finance management; engineering; large projects construction management; public facilities and services; government processes; and public policy development or review.
More information is available via email at email@example.com or by writing Sound Transit, 401 S. Jackson St., Seattle, WA 98104.
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For the fifteenth consecutive year, Highline's Transportation Department has received outstanding marks on the school bus safety inspection conducted by the Washington State Patrol.
Every year the Washington State Patrol conducts an annual and a surprise inspection to ensure the proper working order, maintenance, and safety of Highline school buses.
All buses and vehicles are examined during the annual inspection and 25 percent of the fleet is inspected during the surprise visit. The inspection covers all aspects of student transportation safety, including 300 separate points on each vehicle.
"Student safety while riding the school bus is our number one priority," said Scott Logan, Interim Director of Transportation and Security. "Highline transports nearly 10,000 students every day using more than 100 school buses and a dozen other vehicles."
"This outstanding track record demonstrates the high level of commitment to student safety of all of our mechanics, drivers, departmental staff, and administrators," said Logan.


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Submitted to: Genetics
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 12/6/2006
Publication Date: 3/1/2006
Citation: Walling, J., Shoemaker, R.C., Young, N., Mudge, J., Jackson, S. 2006. Chromosome levelhomeology in paleopolyploid soybean (Glycine max) revealed through integration of genetic and chromosome maps. Genetics. 172:1893-1900. Interpretive Summary: Recent advances in technology has made it possible to obtain the entire genetic code of some crop plants. Understanding how chromosomes are organized is important to planning strategies for obtaining this genetic code. In this research the authors translated information from the genetic roadmap of one soybean chromosome to the chromosome itself. They overlaid the roadmap onto a picture of the chromosome. This confirmed that much of the important DNA on this chromosome is limited to the region defined by the roadmap. Understanding how this chromosome is organized and being able to relate its structure to a genetic map will make it possible to design experiments to decode its genes. This information is critical to scientists wishing to advance our knowledge of gene function in this major legume crop.
Technical Abstract: Soybean has 20 chromosome pairs that are derived from at least two rounds of genome-wide duplication or polyploidy events; although, cytogenetically, soybean behaves like a diploid and has disomic inheritance for most loci. Genetically-anchored genomic clones were used as probes for fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) to determine the level of post-polyploid chromosomal re-arrangements and to integrate the genetic and physical maps in order to 1) assign linkage groups to specific chromosomes, 2) assess chromosomal structure, and 3) determine the distribution of recombination along the length of a chromosome. FISH mapping of seven putatively gene-rich BACs from linkage group L (chromosome 19) revealed that most of the genetic map correlates to the long, highly euchromatic long arm and that there is extensive homeology with another chromosome pair, although, colinearity of loci does appear to be disrupted. Moreover, mapping of BACs containing high-copy sequences revealed sequestration of high-copy repeats to the pericentromeric regions of this chromosome. Taken together these data present a model of chromosome structure in a highly duplicated but diploidized eukaryote, soybean.

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text: Hey, i was just wondering if anyone had intended on heading up to Maple Grove this friday night for the grudge racing from 5-10pm. I'm going to run my car for the first time....hopefully it wont be too embarrasing. My friends are going just looking for a good time and seeing some nice cars. anyone else on here going?


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The Bollywood actors Abhishek Bachchan and Kangna Ranaut are going to perform together in the production 'Game'. Everybody is very confident as to the success of this production, as the trailer for this new film seems to be quite a killer. The director of the movie 'Game' is none other than Abhinay Deo, and he is very proud of his accomplishment.
The movie trailer seems to be quite darned slick, as frenetically blinking lights point to the city of Istanbul , where actor Abhishek Bachchan is shown to us as a very important drug lord, who is saying a Latin word from a Latin phrase. Even more light are shown to us, when all of a sudden we find ourselves seeing the city of Bangkok where a Boman Irani plays a very influent politician.
The next stop is in the exciting city of London, where we can see Shahana Goswami as a very noisy journalist. After that we are in Mumbai, where Jimmy Shergill plays a film star who happens to get shot right on the set.


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General question about cost/energy use of additional lightbulbs to a ceiling light
When I talk about the light, i am referring to a regular bedroom ceiling light that you would flick on with a switch on the wall.
I was wondering if someone could explain if there is a difference in price and energy used when you add a lightbulb to a ceiling light fixture that can input at most 3 light bulbs.
So if i originally had 1 light bulb in place and didn't use the other two spaces, would it be cheaper then having 2 light bulb's in place, leaving the third space unused.
Here's a sample picture.https://www.google.ca/search?q=ceili...-6%3B894%3B894
A detailed explaination would be appreciated
EDIT:When I talk about the light, i am referring to a regular bedroom ceiling light that you would flick on with a switch on the wall.
I don't work or pay attention to the POCO.... but yes... as a "rough" guess
one light bulb costs about 1/3 the cost of three, 2 light bulbs cost about 2/3 the cost of 3, and three lightbulbs cost exactly 3/3 of three light bulbs.
(generally for lights seldom used, the cost is relatively nominal/small.... but everything adds up, and CFL's and
LED's cost significantly less than standard incadesents EDIT;to operate.)
PS: I am a CPA and pretty sure of my answer.
Of course 1 lamp will use less energy of 2 lamps, as long as they are rated the same wattage, and 2 will use energy than 3.
The difference on the electric bill will be negligible.
thanks a lot guys
It's a pretty simple thing to calculate.....
Look at the bulb wattage....actual wattage.
If you have a 65w bulb....if it's incandescent...it will put out 65 watts of heat energy....give or take a watt or two. If you have a 23w CFL...it will put out 23 watts of heat energy....give or take a watt or two....but...it will put out as much light as a 100w incandescent bulb.....
If you put 3 60w bulbs in a light fixture....you will have the equivalent of 180 watts of heat energy.
Simple math
Or put it this way....each watt of electrical energy a bulb uses is equal to 3.4 BTU's of heat. So a 100w bulb is going to give you 341.24 BTU's
Did you really ask if it is cheaper to burn one light bulb as compared to two light bulbs? Wow:whistling2::whistling2:
If I only drink one 12oz can of beer will I have less beer in my body than if I drink two 12oz cans of beer?
I don't know if someone was trolling or is this a sad commentary on the educational system. Is 1<2<3? :(
I'm afraid it wasn't a troll.:(
I have come to realize there definitely are people in our society that know absolutely nothing about electricity, how it works or how it is billed/costs.
Yes, leaving one light bulb out of a three lamp fixture will use less than all three, provided the wattage of those lamps is the same. Thing is wattage comes into play. Using two 60's in place of three 40's will obviously be exactly the same light and wattage used.
So simply asking if leaving one light out of three will save you anything, the answer is there is no answer.
Even so, leaving one 60W bulb out in a 3-lamp fixture will save you so much over the course of a year that you MIGHT be able to buy one of those beers Minus was talking about. By this I mean at the beer distributor buying them buy the 30-pack. NOT buying one at a major league ball game.
Speedy.... or you could drink the crap I do.... and get three.:thumbsup:
I am switching over to the Cree LED bulbs after reading some great reviews and testing results on them, I bought 4 last week for the two front pendant lamps at my gallery which are left on all the time, they are 60 watt equiv and use 9.5 watts each, shaped like an incandescent bulb they are for all intents and purposes indestinguishable from incandescents.
They also come with a 10 year warrantee.
I shopped around and found them at Home Depot for only $12.97 (Amazon's lowest price was $18) and with a $45 total order there is free shipping, so I bought 4 to get the free shipping.
The two lamps take 3 bulbs each but I only put 2 in, that's 36 watts for the 4 bulbs, v/s the CFL's I had in them which used 26 watts each, it's easy to do the math 26 x 2 (I only had one CFL in each) is 52 watts, now I have 4 LED bulbs putting out 240 watts of light using only 36 watts of power, saving 16 watts in the process.
Were I to put 4 incandescent bulbs in, 60 watts x 4= 240 watts used per hour instead of 36, a big difference!
Realistically, lights don't use much or add much to an electric bill, it's all the other stuff that runs it up- the water heater, furnace, baseboard heaters, dishwasher, clothes dryer, fridge, A/C.
I pay 7.5 cents a kwh, the saving of 16 watts is miniscule, but I got the LED bulbs for reasons other than to reduce total wattage use, the lower power use is just a side bonus.
There are still a lot of people running incandescent bulbs that could benefit by switching bulbs to more efficient bulbs.
It depends. It's all about the watts(the real watts not the equivalent watts of CFL). If the total watts of the new two bulbs is more than the watts of the single bulb then it will use more power. If the total watts is less than the one bulb then it will use less power.
If you put in another light bulb the same size as the first one it will use twice the electricity. If you remove the first light bulb and install two bulbs with half the wattage of the one you removed it should use the same amount of power as one light bulb that was removed.
Okay, So I understand the simplicity of the OP's question but I have a similar question.
Say I have a 4 tube 48" flourescent fixture. Is it cheaper to only put 2 tubes in or does it use the same amount because the ballast is still trying to power the missing tubes? I understand it will be less due to the actual wattage of the tubes not being there but dose the ballast use electric trying to power the missing tubes? Also, will this damage the ballast?
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What Are the Norks Up To?
A transcript of the weekend's program on FOX News Channel.
Paul Gigot: This week on "The Journal Editorial Report," North Korea ramps up the rhetoric, issuing more threats against the United States and moving military assets that could push the region to the brink of war. Plus, is ObamaCare in trouble? New delays and bipartisan opposition threaten the president's health-care plan. And Stockton, Calif., became the largest city in the nation to go bankrupt. Could your town be next?***
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Hey everyone,I have a 1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans with a 400 L78 W-72 engine linked with a 4 speed Borg & Warner Super T10. I'm currently running just the basic Autolite replacement plugs that I put in about a year or two ago (8k miles on them). I recently upgraded my stock GM HEI system to an Accell Street Fire system, but I still have stock plugs and wires on it. Any suggestions for what type of plugs and wires are best for this application? I was thinking Bosch Platinum 4's or the E3 plugs and for wires maybe a nice 8.5mm Taylor or MSD set.Thoughts?Accell Street Fire HEI systemThe Car
nice caris that florida?your current wires are fine imo.taylors are nicei would not run e3 plugsa thin wire electrode plug might be nice.bosch are goodi think you can run a wider plug gap with your heai like around .045" please confirm.if you gap a thin wire plug be very careful not to damage the electrode.
shyrgfuh70,Yes it's in Florida, took that on a cruise in Clearwater, and thanks for your compliment. It's all original paint and number matching, it just needs some extra power to kill off some civics since I won't change the 6X heads, I need power elsewhere.Actually the stock plug gap is .60, so with an upgraded HEI, I figured I could widen the gap to maybe .70 or even .75, but I also worry about clearance inside the cylinder...don't want to slap a piston head with a plug You really think those wires are good enough though, their stock GM replacements. I was thinking BOSCH platinum 4's, but you can't gap those...their factory gaped.
No, leave it at .060 that is big enough gap to jump.The ac delco plugs work great.I just installed some E3 plugs in a chevy 350 and they work well for now,but haven't had them in there long.Don't like the bosch plugs had problems with them fouling out easy.
Engine builder,self taught auto body guy.Horsepower sells engines and torque wins races
Yes it's in Florida, took that on a cruise in Clearwater,thought so, i know that bridge. Arnold Schwarnegger did a movie on that road as well as many others have. xxxxxnd thanks for your compliment. It's all original paint and number matching,i want it.xxxxxit just needs some extra power to kill off some civics since I won't change the 6X heads, I need power elsewhere.i'm terribly sorry to say that if you are referring to the civic guys that put 25k in their engines then unfortunately you might as well give up now. IF YOU STILL WANT TO TRY, I SUGGEST A SUPERCHARGER WITH AROUND 12 LBS BOOST AND A 200 HP SHOT OF NITROUS, LOL.xxxxxYou really think those wires are good enough though, their stock GM replacements.WELL PONTIACMAN8 DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THEM SO I STILL THINK SO.
Those 25k invested Civics are fast....very fast being so light. With that said I was recently able to make America proud by smoking one of the highway. A few weeks ago on a Cruise with around 200 vehicles through Clearwater, I had a 92' Honda Civic with a B16 Vtec running 10 PSI worth of boost try me from a rolling start at around 45mph, I down shifted to 3rd and he stood no chance. Nice guy, but I smoked his Civic I'm really debating if changing those basic Autolite plugs is worth the small gain, they only have around 8,000 miles on them, but they are the basic Autolite replacements. I am getting the exhaust redone soon, going for true dual exhausts. Think I'll be able to gain any real power gains from splitting the exhaust into true duals?
i would HIGHLY recommend the use 0f moroso ultra 40 plug wires [very low ohm] and split fire spark plugs with their multiple ground paths and superior flame kernel generating capability, for smoother idle, less misfires and more power.


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North Platte St. Pat's rocked Dundy County-Stratton 55-6 on Friday night at Knights of Columbus Field.
The St. Pat's defense then held Dundy County (1-6) to a three and out. The Irish took over at the Tiger 27 after the punt.
On St. Pats' first play from scrimmage, quarterback Alex Harms found Andrew O'Neill for a touchdown and the rout was on.
The Irish held Dundy County then held Dundy County to another three and out and on their next drive, Collin Pieper scored a three yard touchdown on first and goal with a little over six minutes left in the first quarter.
St. Pat's scored another touchdown in the first, a 10 yard run by Chase Kimberling where the fullback was escorted to the end zone for the last five yards.
Pieper scored another touchdown 14 seconds into the second quarter to put the Irish up 35-0.
The Tigers finally answered back with a score of their own when Kyle Rotherham threw a screen pass to Tyrell Reichert, who took it in from 47 yards out.
But on the ensuing kickoff, McClellen fielded another short kick from Dundy County, went to his right and found daylight for another kick return for a touchdown.
The Irish started putting in their reserves after the second McClellen touchdown and they scored two more touchdowns to finish the game.
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Nine Inch Nails, 'Hesitation Marks' – Album Review
Trent Reznor is one of music's most important artists of the past quarter century. In recent years, he has written award-winning scores for award-winning movies and branched out with a new band called How To Destroy Angels. But his biggest musical impact has been and always will be as the mastermind of Nine Inch Nails.
With Reznor putting NIN on hiatus in 2009, anticipation was running high for any new material from the revolutionary industrial act. After some rumblings that Reznor was resurrecting NIN in 2013, the frontman announced that the band was back and that a new disc was on the way. Only a few months after the revelation, that new album, 'Hesitation Marks,' is out now.
After the mostly instrumental 52-second opening cut 'The Eater of Dreams,' the album essentially kicks off with the track 'Copy of A.' The beat-heavy electronic number features some throwback industrial sounds reminiscent of NIN's early '90s contemporaries Front 242, except with a mellower twist. Reznor never quite rages vocally on the track, which proves to be a running vibe throughout 'Hesitation Marks.'
Next up is the first single 'Came Back Haunted,' perhaps the most rock-oriented track on the album. Balancing old-school 'Kinda I Want To' dynamics in the verses with a more recent 'Hand That Feeds' chorus, 'Came Back Haunted' is classic NIN through and through.
Following 'Came Back Haunted,' the album takes on a different personality with the trippy, slow-tempo 'Find My Way.' It's the first sign that 'Hesitation Marks' is not really a rock album, but a sonic experiment that finds Reznor exploring new sounds and assuming a gentler voice than he has on NIN's past releases.
The disc proceeds with 'All Time Low,' which is a funk-infused number, while the next song, 'Disappointed,' doesn't quite get off the ground until about halfway through the track. Then comes the jarring 'Everything,' a track that sounds almost nothing like Nine Inch Nails. Featuring poppy verses and a Jesus and Mary Chain-like riff, you'd be hard-pressed to pin the tune as a NIN song if not for Reznor's identifiable voice.
The tracks 'Satellite,' 'Various Methods of Escape' and 'Running' all fall into that trippy ambient category, never quite rocking as hard as fans of NIN's angry side would like. Meanwhile, 'I Would for You' offers verses reminiscent of 'Hurt' before launching into one of the rare rock choruses on the album.
Some of that vintage Reznor angst reappears on the industrial-heavy 'In Two,' but he once again mellows out in 'While I'm Still Here,' which is seemingly a reprisal of the album's earlier track 'Find My Way.' The disc closes out with 'Black Noise,' a 90-second track of haunting discordance.
Twenty-two years ago, on the great NIN song 'Wish,' Reznor sang the following: "I'm the one without a soul / I'm the one with this big f—ing hole / No new tale to tell / Twenty-six years on my way to hell." Twenty-two years later, perhaps life isn't as troubling for the 48-year-old Reznor.
Now, with multiplatinum success behind him, a beautiful wife and two young sons, he's no longer the angry young man who brought industrial rage and lust into mainstream rock with songs like 'Head Like a Hole' and 'Closer.' On NIN's current single, 'Came Back Haunted,' Reznor declares, "Everywhere now reminding me / I am not who I used to be." Throughout 'Hesitation Marks,' that line rings very true.


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Salzburg to Fussen via Alpenstrasse?
As I have posted previously, my wife and I are picking up our 545 on April 29th. I am trying to work up an itinerary and travel plan and would like some input from folks who may have gone where I am intending to go.
Our first stop after leaving Munich, on 1st May, will be Salzburg. Getting there is no problem; combination of Autobahn and back-roads should do the trick. I am estimating roughly 2hrs to get there, not including "Kodak moments" and *********s.
The next morning, 2nd May, we are going from Salzburg to Fussen/Schwangau to see Schloss Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau. I would like to take the Alpenstrasse at least part of the way and am wondering about how long I can expect it to take. I'd like to be able to make a stop in Garmische, as my father-in-law recommends it as a great little town. Are there any other "don't-miss" stops between Salzburg and Fussen? I haven't read what Rick Steves says about Oberammergau, and I don't even really know if that is on the way or not.
We will take the Romantic Road up to Rothenburg on the 3rd, and that should be easy enough to follow, since apparently the signage for it is excellent. How long, approximately, should it take to complete that leg?
Autobahn back to Munich from Rothenburg on the 4th. Drop off and fly home on the 5th. It's a fairly compressed trip, but we're not trying to be overly-greedy in what we see. I'd love to get up into the Rhine valley, but unless we get to Rothenburg very early, that probably won't be possible.
Anyway, thanks for the advice,
Mr. B, I was down that way a few hours ago after picking up my 530. My route took me from Munich South on the A95 (got up to about 95 and was passed easily many times), to Garmisch. That took less than an hour once I got out of Munich. From Garmisch, I backtracked slightly and took the Alpenstrasse from Oberau to the turnoff for Wies. The Wieskirche is a "must see" that I would add to your list since it is on your way. From the Wieskirche I headed down to Fussen which was quite crowded even in a gloomy cold rain. I backtracked again and headed north to Pietling to Route 472 over to Weilheim and then back up to Munich.
Some folks might recognize this as Tour 15 from Frommer's "Germany's Best-Loved Drives" with an extra leg to the Wieskirche and down to Fussen. I would highly recommend this book to you.
As I have visited these places before, I did not stop much. The purpose of my trip was to experience the car on some great roads. So I am not much of a travel guide I'm afraid.
One word of caution. Today, it was rainy and cold. I watched the temp monitor on the dash and it got down to 34 degrees a couple of times but mostly hovered around 36-39. I had to take it easy, especially on the Alpenstrasse between Garmisch and Fussen. I think it is a little warmer than normal here right now. But these conditions might be what you find in April.
In terms of total trip time, for me I did the whole Tour 15 loop+ but drove the whole time without actually "touring" (although I did make a stop at the Wieskirche) in about 5 hours. My hotel (Munich Marriott) is on the North side of Munich so about 1.5 hours of that total was Munich in and out.
By the way, I highly recommend the past tips about Priceline. I got the Mariott here for $65/night (probably could have gone lower). I needed to add a night and the best the hotel could offer me was $119. So I went right back to Priceline and did another reservation for the additional night and they "merged" it into my other reservation here.
P.S. I picked up the "red reflectors" everybody is gnashing their teeth about for the E60 over at a fantastic dealer only about 5 minutes from the ED center. BMW Niederlassung. Again, this was a tip from this board so thanks to all. (p.s. only 12 Euros for the pair, including tax).
It will be a very long day to travel the back roads from Salzburg to Fussen. We did not get to Salzburg (we stayed in Innsbruck as a home base and went to different places from there - wrote a brief travelogue this past summer). We loved the back roads in terms of scenary and tons of quaint towns but getting above 40mph was very rare (due to curves, traffic, animals in road, etc).
You will find that most people's experiences of the Fussen castles are ok but not a highlight. Personally we were disappointed (for more than a 2 hr wait for only a 20min tour didn't seem worth it). We were there in the morning which has less crowds compared to the afternoon - by the time we were leaving (around 2pm) it was a mad-house of tour buses.
As you probably already know, you could do just one of those areas for your entire trip and have a fabulous time - not getting bored and have some spectular (and relaxed) back road trips.
Good Luck and Have Fun!!
Actually, I already bought the Frommer's driving tours book. That plus Rick Steves should do the trick. What I will wind up doing, with the aid of my Nav system, is try to stitch together the tours that go along the Germany/Austria border to get from Salzburg to Fussen. I requested a alpenstrasse brochure from the website, as well as a romantischestrasse one, but I was just trying to get a feel for travel times. I think that we will definitely stop at Wieskirche, since it is almost universally regarded as a "must see." We will leave Salzburg fairly early in the morning, so we'll have a good while to meander over to Fussen. We've already gotten our tickets for the castles, so hopefully that will cut down on some of the delay. Plus, we're staying at Schlosshotel Lisl, which is right there in Schwangau.
We're going end of April/beginning of May, and weather.com says that the average temps range from the low 40's for lows to the low-mid 60's for highs.
Regarding the red reflectors...Is the place you went to the one that everyone talks about on the Frankfurter Ring on the way to the museum and plant? Were they an in-stock item? Did you make arrangements to pick them up or just go to the parts counter? Were there any language difficulties? I have the part numbers, so it should be pretty straightforward if they're in stock.
Oh, I already have my Munich hotel lined up. Munich Marriott through Priceline for $60/night plus tax. Total $76/night. I need to find a hotel in Salzburg and in Rothenburg to round out our lodging arrangements.
Thanks for the advice,
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I am not sure whether this particular dealer is the one that has been discussed in the past, however, it is on the Frankfurter Ring and is very close to the ED center so it probably is the same one. Basically, you just drive out of the ED complex, down the Lilienthal alley, take a right onto the Frankfurter Ring, go over the bridge and the dealer is at the second light I believe, the corner of Knorrstrasse and the Frankfurter Ring. When you see the Renault dealer prepare to turn right.
Regarding language issues, I speak extremely mediocre German but I managed to get through with the aid of the "international language" - pointing. They had a 5er nearby so we just walked over there and I showed him what I wanted. They have a whole parts department staffed by a bunch of guys that look like MIT engineers. He called up a schematic of the car on his screen and I saw that he selected the proper part. I did not try to fit it on my car since I was concerned that they might be removed by some overzealous regulations-type upon importation to the US. Here are the part numbers taken from the invoice:
One is the left and the other is the right. The description ("bezeichnung") says simply "reflektor". I hope that these agree with the numbers you have or I may have two very nice paperweights here.
They are an in-stock item. You order them at the parts desk, which is to the far right in the back as you walk in past the "information" desk. Then, you go about 40 feet to the left to the "Kasse" counter and pay and they hand you the part about 10 minutes later. While you are waiting, you can look at an amazing supply of BMW merchandise, including even luggage. They have a complete setup of winter tires for each model too. Seems that winter tires are a given in this part of Germany.
The whole process from beginning to end took me about 20 minutes. I went directly there from the ED delivery center. Very painless. I made no special arrangement ahead of time.
You should experience no problems weather-wise considering how late you are going. I am jealous since I really wanted to let loose.
I got the rear sunshade too for the kids. I tried it a few times. I think it is a great convenience. But frankly, I am a bit concerned that this could be a problem-prone item down the road someday. I have not heard about any issues but the angle of the struts that push up the shades seems to be extreme when it first starts and makes me nervous for the future. If it breaks I hope it is within 5 years or 40K miles at least.
Have a great trip. You will not be sorry with your choice of color. I went with the Titanium Silver but I saw another car in what was probably the Silver Grey. Some folks find the silvers/greys to be boring but I think they are very classy. I saw another couple picking up a blue (maybe orient blue) and I was happy with my choice for me at least. To be fair, they seemed very happy with their choice too.
BMWNA will send you a small wallet-sized map with directions to the ED center by car and public transportation. I did the Lufthansa Bus (thanks to this website) for 9 euro and then picked up the U6 subway 4 stops near to the BMW center. Their directions from there are right on. The U-bahn stop is 2 blocks from the Mariott. Only thing is, the "European Delivery" gate is small and the 2-way communication on the intercom is broken at the moment. I stood out there for about 5 minutes before somebody came out. This tiny gate in front of the huge complex reminded me of the beginning of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Once inside, everything went smoothly however. I was surprised at the number of people picking up Minis. They look like fun cars and a fun bunch of folks buying them.
Red Reflectors, etc.
Thanks for the information. The part numbers you have are identical to the ones I have (I just got them from a post on RF; that site is good for something, sometimes).
I will definitely stop at that dealership after picking up the car. I also want to look into getting a Euro front license plate holder so I can mount the ED plate when we get the car back. From pics I've seen of ED 5er's, namely BillKach's, they put on a plate holder designed for US plates. Here in Georgia, we don't need the front plates, and all the 5ers I've seen at dealerships have clean front bumpers. I see that you're from VA; does VA require front plates? The brochure pics just show a EU plate itself like it was glued or taped to the front bumper, but I would definitely prefer to screw the plate in to something, just not a US-sized plate holder.
I will probably just take a cab to the delivery center, since there will be two of us with luggage (one of us being female) and after our most recent European Vacation, I've decided I don't want to have to muscle luggage all around.
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mrbelk, I am doing ED and am from Atlanta (near Emory). I am heading over there on March 8-12. Hopefully I'll be able to pass along some good info to you. I'm excited about the trip!
I would look into staying Bertchesgarten instead of Salzburg. It is closer to Eagle's Nest and Koingsee and there are some beautiful resorts there. From there, it is about a 1 day drive. to Fussen. I did it last October and it was absolutely stunning!
As for the front license plate holder, note that the Toursit places are about 2 inches shorter in length than traditional European plates. Thus the plate that comes with the car will not fit the Euro braket perectly.
Re. tags: I know that the EU tourist tags are slightly shorter than the regular EU plates and wouldn't fit perfectly, but they would certainly fit the EU bracket better than they would fit the US bracket in that the height will be the same with only some space on either side. I'll have to do a little more research on that, too.
Maybe I should explain better what I am looking for: The US front license plate mount is this big ugly plastic thing screwed into the front bumper that really detracts from the front fascia. I would assume that there is a similar Euro-sized plastic mount that fits into the bumper; but since it's long and skinny, it doesn't hang down into the airdam. I also know that there is this much smaller frame that the euro plate actually clips into that (I assume) is mounted to the plastic euro-sized version of the big, ugly US sized mount. Have I confused everyone? What I am looking for is the long-skinny, euro sized version of the big, ugly US-sized plastic license plate mount.
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The eagles nest
Choose Kitztbuhel instead of Berchtesgaden
Another great place to visit in the austrian alps is Zell am See
Gruss gott.
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I think you may be pushing it a bit. Traffic can be sometimes stifling, especially on the weekends. I've lived in Germany and I've been to all of the places that you mentioned several times and they are all worthy, but one can only do so much. If you want to see the castles in Fussen, I suggest you get there early in the morning. The place gets packed. Allow at least a 1/2 day. Same advice for Rothenburg, but there are many cool towns enroute: Dinkelsbuhl, Nordlingen, and a bunch of others. Allow yourself some time to check them out. Salzburg is in the other direction from Munich - you'll need more than 2 hours to get there. Bertechsgaden is really nice and it's right across the border from Salzburg. Lots of Heide-like places to check out. Garmisch and Oberammergau are OK, but with limited time I would put them last on my list of priorities. Forget about the Rhine on this trip. It you want to taste good wine, go to Franconia - a great area not far from Rothenburg around Wurzburg. Iphofen is a great little wine town in that area. Too bad you don't have more time because your itinerary sounds great. I always recommend that you look at what you want to do and then cut it half - you'll have a better time and feel more relaxed, but that's just me. Make reservations now for the tourist towns - most cities have webistes that can accomodate that. Schoene Riese!
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We're confirmed on the 4/30 Munich factory tour at 1:15pm
We've already purchased (online) our tickets for the Fussen castles and are touring them on the 3rd (we arrive in Schwangau on the 2nd, so no time problems there).
Getting more and more pumped every day.
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Add two zucchini and you have a healthier version of a traditional tuna noodle casserole. The fresh basil and tomatoes offer a flavorful twist. —Heidi Farnworth, Riverton, Utah
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- 3 cups uncooked egg noodles
- 2 medium zucchini, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 2 teaspoons olive oil, divided
- 1 celery rib, chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2 cans (5 ounces each) tuna, drained and flaked
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat sour cream
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise
- 4 green onions, thinly sliced
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Monterey Jack cheese
- 1 medium tomato, chopped
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh basil
- Cook noodles according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, saute zucchini in 1 teaspoon oil until crisp-tender; remove from skillet and set aside.
- In the same pan, saute celery in remaining oil until crisp-tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer.
- Drain noodles; place in a large bowl. Stir in the tuna, sour cream, mayonnaise, green onions, mustard, thyme, salt, pepper and celery mixture.
- Spoon half of the noodle mixture into a greased 11-in. x 7-in. baking dish; top with half of the zucchini. Repeat layers.
- Cover and bake at 375° for 30 minutes. Uncover; sprinkle with cheese. Bake 5-10 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Combine tomato and basil; sprinkle over casserole. Yield: 6 servings.
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"Not only did I enjoy preparing this dish, it had the added benefit of being delicious! Another reviewer added mushrooms which I also agree would be a good addition. I will definitely make this again."
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"I sauteed quartered mushrooms with the celery. Knowing that my family does not like thyme, I put just over 1/4 tsp instead of the 1/2 tsp and it was still too much. The next time I make this I will try parsley instead of the thyme."
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"I also added in fresh mushrooms and cooked them with the celery. I would add more thyme. I did not have any basil. My neighbor sampled it and said she would take any left overs."


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Bartcrom posted a topic in Windows Server 2008/2012/2016Hello everyone, I hope someone can help me with this. I have to make a virtual server with a workstation (also virtual) for my school. For that I use virtual box. The workstation is windows 7 ultimate. But here is the problem. The whole server is almost done. I installed the AD's that I need and those are working super. I also have added new users for different deppartments. And thats working fine also. But the problem is the domain. On the server I created a domain. And the workstation also have to be in that domain. First I added a computer in the active directory and that was no problem. Then I added the workstation in the same domain. I can log in in the domain with my workstation. So far so good. I also added the DHCP serverrole and put all the settings. I also created a adreslease for the workstation. And its linked to the workstation. He also created a record in the looking forward zones. But I cant point to created a record in the looking reverse zones. I noticed that there was a problem with the communication of the network when I wanted to link to the drive on a partition that I created on the server, where I also created a usermap. On this map the users that use the workstation can save files. When I logged on the workstation as administrator I cant see the server, only the workstation. So I checked the network and there its the same problem. When I click network then he only see the workstation. So I went back to the server to the active directory users and computers to look at the workstation. I see the computer and I can look at the properties. But when I choose manage (in the computer management then I see a red cross at users and groups. And when I click on it then it say "computer PFWS1( thats the workstion) cannot by managed. Choose 'connect to another computer' . So you coud say there is no communication between the server and the workstation. But when I do the pingcommando from the server to the workstation and backwards then I have perfect connection. There is no delay. Also when I log on the workstation as administrator he see the domain. What I also find strange is that the workstation is not useing the ipv4adres that I put in the adresslease in the DHCPthree. I also tested that it might be the IPV4adres. On the server I use static ipv4adres and static dnsadres. And on the workstation I used dynamic ipv4adres but a static dnsadres. I used the dnsadres of t he server. So I changed the settings on the server and workstation to dynamic ipv4adresses and dynamic dnsadresses. But then I couddent choose manage. The settings on virtualbox are: For the server I have two NIC's. one Nat and the other host-only For the workstation I have one NIC. NAT I hope someone can help me. I dont know what to anymore Many greets and thx for your help and time


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New Iberia, La.—Almost every classic dish from Louisiana's Cajun country either contains rice or is served with rice. And with good reason. The state has been a top producer of rice for over 200 years.
Rice was first grown commercially in Louisiana along the Mississippi River and the industry gradually moved west. The success of early crops was determined by the weather: Plenty of rain resulted in a good yield, while a drought meant no rice at all—thus earning it the name of "providence" rice.
Prior to 1880, the timberless prairies of southwestern Louisiana were thought to be infertile wasteland, and early settlers left them for cattlemen, trappers, and outlaws. But in 1881, the railroad pushed through the region, and with it came a promotional campaign to increase immigration to the area.
The biggest response to the campaign came from Midwestern wheat and corn farmers, who were being plagued by severe climate conditions, high interest rates, and occasional grasshopper infestations. Louisiana prairie land could be had for as little as 12 cents an acre, so frustrated farmers pulled up roots and moved south.
The immigrant farmers first tried to grow wheat on their new land, but high humidity, torrential rains and drought resulted in crop failures. Out of desperation to put food on the table, they began to grow rice, applying their technology of wheat farming to the more primitive cultivation methods being used by locals. This time Providence smiled upon them. By the end of the century, the "infertile" virgin prairie land had sired a prosperous rice industry.
Today rice shows up on Cajun dinner tables virtually every day, often twice a day. It is an essential companion to the ubiquitous "rusty gravy" here, as it is to countless gumbos, stews and etouffees.
Rice dressing, known to some as "dirty rice," is another everyday favorite that almost always appears on holiday and Sunday dinner menus. Traditional rice dressing usually begins with onions, bell pepper, and chicken livers or ground meat that are simmered together with plenty of seasoning, then the mixture is tossed with hot cooked rice.
For the approaching holidays, a festive version of this Cajun classic was created here in New Iberia at America's oldest rice mill, the Conrad Rice Mill. Dried cranberries, tart apples, toasted pecans and a touch of thyme and sage have been added.
Bring chicken broth to a boil in a medium saucepan; add rice and return to a boil. Cover, reduce heat to simmer, and cook 20 to 25 minutes or until rice is tender and broth is absorbed.
Melt butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Add liver and cook 1 minute, stirring often. Add onion, celery, apple, thyme, sage, salt and red pepper; cook 5 minutes or until vegetables are tender, stirring often. Stir in pecans, cranberries, parsley and warm rice and mix well.
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In a couple of unrelated threads people were mentioning being curious about how well Flirc works with XBMC, and I promised a write up after I received and configured mine. I thought it should go in its own thread as it's not the topic of either places I saw it discussed.
So, for those of you who are still looking for a good IR receiver for making your remote (universal or otherwise) I HIGHLY recommend Flirc (http://flirc.tv). At $25 ($20 using the discount code on his order form) it's only slightly over what you'd pay for a cheap MCE remote/receiver, and it does a lot more than one of those receivers.
Basically it shows up to your computer like a USB keyboard, so it needs no drivers whatsoever, and it lets you map buttons from your remote to keystrokes. So if you want to use a Harmony or other universal remote with it (I use a URC RF-20), you start with a remote profile that doesn't control the other devices in your entertainment center, and download the Flirc app for whatever platform you're using to program the Flirc. The versions for Windows and Mac come with a nice GUI where you can look at either a full keyboard or a keymap specific to XBMC, and you just click the key you want to map it waits for you press a button on your remote, and then that button is mapped to the key. So click P on the screen, press the play button on your remote, and move to the next button. On XBMCbuntu I used ssh and the command line utility that comes with the Linux version of the Flirc app to configure the buttons. So type 'flirc record p' and press the play button, then go on to the next key.
I think it took me about 15 minutes to completely program the remote the first time I started playing with it, and I got faster as I went. I recently started over and it takes more like 5 minutes. I even mapped things like ctrl+m to a soft key I titled MUSIC on the RF20, and I now literally have every XBMC key command I use mapped, except for the volume and mute, which I have punched directly through to my DVD/receiver.
I had started with a crappy $7 Windows/MCE remote that it turns out had been sending keyboard shortcuts and not IR commands in the first place, so the IR receiver that came with it couldn't be used with the RF20 and the RF20 couldn't learn commands from the Win remote. Flirc was a HUGE step up and I wish I'd known about it before wasting time on the $7 thing.
DISCLAIMER: My only negative comment is that the Flirc I got doesn't seem to like my Macs. If I try to use the GUI on any Mac to program the Flirc before moving it to the XBMCbuntu box for use, it starts sending stuck key commands after programming one o two buttons. The inventor of the device said in his forums that he uses his with Mac and assures me that this is not normal behavior, and was fairly quick to respond to my requests for help troubleshooting. It works so well on XBMCbuntu that I honestly don't know if I care though. If he offers to try an exchange I may or may not do it, but I wanted to mention the problem in the interest of full disclosure and a fair review. The Flirc project is very young and my own Flirc hasn't been 100% trouble free, but the developer is responsive, the product is ingenius, there are frequent beta firmwares and software updates to support it, and I think the price is good for what you get. I recommend it to all who are patient enough to use something that's barely out of beta and doesn't mind taking a bit of time to configure something.
I hope this helps some people if anyone's still looking for an easy way to make your remote control XBMC.
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I wrote an article for the front page on XBMC but natethomas has not responded to any other communicay after requesting I write it.
You can find my article here on the wiki:
Flirc now has a forum: forum.flirc.tv
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Nice device! thanks for this great hint.
I have two questions:
1) Are there any vendors available outside the US? Cause I would like to redruce shipping costs that are mentioned to be at least 17 USD for destination outside the US.
2) Is it possible to use FLIRC with ACPI wake up feature? That means, when I press any key on the remote control, I would like to switch (beside my TV) also the PC to on.
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Does anyone know how to get the discount these days?
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I have a question about Flirc: Would I be able to use flirc with this:
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^^ You can buy that remote for flirc. Flirc can work with any ir remote, I have tried two - three remotes and all worked without any problem.
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jeeprs wrote:I think the biggest problem in modern western theologies can be attributed to the influence of Calvinism and the core ideas of 'salvation by faith alone', the condemnation of human reason owing to the idea of 'total depravity', and the repugnant 'doctrine of the elect' which condemns the vast majority of mankind to eternal hellfire. It is an intrinsically authoritarian model in my view.
I read a fascinating book in 2009 called The Theological Origins of Modernity in which Michael Allen Gillespie argues 'that from the very beginning moderns sought not to eliminate religion but to support a new view of religion and its place in human life. He goes on to explore the ideas of such figures as William of Ockham, Petrarch, Erasmus, Luther, Descartes, and Hobbes, showing that modernity is best understood as a series of attempts to formulate a new and coherent metaphysics or theology.'
The key background factor in all of it was the influence of the nominalists and the overthrow of medieval scholasticism, which gave rise to today's scientific empiricism. The nominalists put great emphasis on the total unknowability of God, who was said not to be bound by any ideas of human rationality whatever. These he contrasted with the scholastics, who valued reason and saw the 'intelligible order of the Universe' as evidence of the divine intelligence. (I think that many of the mathematical physicists to this day have been much nearer to scholasticism and platonism.)
Of particular importance in that book were the debates between Luther and Erasmus - the latter seems far more humane, rational, and intelligent - and between Hobbes, the influential materialist, and Descartes. (Critical review here.)
Very interesting Jeeprs. I agree that the rise of nominalism was very influential in shaping the empirical branches of modern science. That the battles over that ground were so intense tells us much about just how orthodox Christian Aristotelianism was through the (long) medieval period. It wasn't 'a few adherents' - it was the undisputed normative cosmology, metaphysics, logic, morality and politics. I think that Hobbes in particular was the thinker to really break with this (his distaste for Christian Aristotelianism was unmistakable).....and so the seeds of modernity were laid.


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ROME (Reuters) - A magnified image of bacteria that live on the surface of Rome's Colosseum lights up the outer wall of the ancient amphitheatre this week in what German artist Sabine Kacunko calls a message of peace.
Kacunko has collected tiny organisms from the northwest side of the almost 2,000-year-old structure, put the samples under a microscope and is projecting their image onto the recently restored facade each night from Sept 17 to 19.
"I'm very happy to give the smallest life form - bacteria - this wonderful platform to communicate," Kacunko said on a terrace overlooking the ruin-strewn Imperial Forums in the heart of the Italian capital.
"It's a peace message. I think we could learn a lot from the bacteria," she said. "In their own species they build up a network, they corroborate and communicate and maybe this is why they are the oldest life form."
Berlin-based Kacunko, 51, became interested in the tiny particles in part because she was in New York City at the time of the 2001 attack when two airliners hijacked by Al Qaeda militants toppled the American city's Twin Towers.
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Dealing with Italian bureaucracy meant this week's installation took some two years to come to fruition, but Kacunko said it was worth the wait.
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A hunting party tiptoes through the dark woods, nets in hand. They spot their quarry, a beautifully colored bird, resting on a branch. The littlest member of the group greets the bird, but the others hush him. "Shh! We Have A Plan."
Battle Bunny is an exercise in sheer picture book anarchy. Jon Scieszka and Mac Barnett have struck gold by inventing a sweet story called Birthday Bunny, reminiscent of the Little Golden Book series, then drastically adapting it for their own twisted purposes. We learn from a note on the title page that the book Birthday Bunny was a gift for a boy named Alexander, who has made some severe editorial changes with a lead pencil...starting with the cover.
Birds of a feather may flock together in Telephone, by Mac Barnett, but that does not mean they understand each other. Taking place on an actual telephone wire, the story begins with Peter the pigeon's mother asking a friend to tell him to fly home for dinner. Anyone who has played a game of telephone before will know what happens next.
I set off one morning in my little red canoe.
My dog wagged his tail.
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It's a perfect day to explore the lake for a young girl and her dog. They've got snacks, paddles, and life jackets--everything a One-Dog Canoe needs. The only problem is, they're having such a good time that soon all the critters in the lake want to join them.
"This hat is not mine. I just stole it."
This is Not My Hat invites us into the mind of a tiny fish who cares nothing for his underwater brethren. The fish offers many reasons why he will succeed in his crime, why he deserves the hat over the much bigger fish he snatched it from. Obviously, we are dealing with a sociopath here.
If only I had read I'd Really Like to Eat a Child when I was small, life would have been so much easier.
This is not because I fell victim to some carnivorous beastie that could only be satisfied with devouring yours truly--though once I was surrounded by a ferocious herd of petting-zoo goats. Rather, I might have understood the importance of eating whatever my parents told me to.
I am a former picky eater. Fruits and vegetables were not my bag, and hot dogs reigned supreme. One time I even threw a stuffed pepper out the window. Fortunately, time has passed, and I began to appreciate the foods that I once avoided. But I know how the little crocodile Achilles feels when he rejects his parents' meal of freshly-picked bananas. "Today, I'd really like to eat a child."
What is a bear's favorite baseball team? Why the Cubs of course! In Grin and Bear It, by Leo Landry, Bear is becoming confident in telling his jokes on Woodland Stage in front of all his friends. The only foreseeable problem is that Bear suffers from stage fright. Whenever he tries to speak in front of people, his knees knock, his paws pause, his fur freezes while he stutters, barely being able to speak. Bear rehearses over and over again in front of his mirror while constantly writing new jokes. He feels ready.


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To Track a Vehicle Owner Using the Vehicle Registration Number
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Would you like to know how to use a registration number to trace the owner of a vehicle?
You could have been informed that only the police and the DVLA have access to this information. This guide will explain the rules regarding access to confidential information held on the DVLA Swansea database.
There are generally two reasons why somebody may want to trace the owner of a vehicle. The first reason relates to the actual registration number. A person would like to be reunited with the registration mark of the first car or motorbike they owned.
The first reason relates to the actual registration number: e.g. a person wants to trace the registration mark of their first car or motorbike.
Or, a registration number could have a personal significance to an individual or a member of their family: e.g. John David Firth sees a vehicle drive past him with the personalised number plate 5 JDF. He is keen to get in touch with the owner of the vehicle registered as 5 JDF to ask if the owner is interested in selling the number plate.
If your reason for contacting the owner of a car is primarily to discover if they would like to part with their personalised registration, this would not be viewed as a valid reason for the DVLA to disclose information. There are however some occurrences when information about a car or the owner may be released. The decision depends on whether you can show 'reasonable cause' to need the requested information.
Information about vehicles and their owners in Great Britain is held by the Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) at their headquarters in Swansea. This confidential information is protected by the Data Protection Act.
So, what is considered 'reasonable cause' to obtain information from the DVLA?
So, what is considered 'reasonable cause' to obtain information from the DVLA? A valid reason could be if you were hit by a vehicle and the driver failed to stop. Or if the driver of the motor vehicle did stop, but gave you false information.
Both of these situations may qualify as 'reasonable cause' to apply for otherwise protected information for the purpose of tracing the owner of the vehicle that hit you. You would need to have the correct registration number for the car you wanted to trace in order to correctly start the procedure.
Another example could be if you were the victim of a crime which the police did not want to investigate. Some fraud cases are not considered to be important enough to investigate, especially when the crime only occurred because of the victim's own foolishness. If you happened to find out the registration number of the fraudster's car you could attempt to get information about the owner from the DVLA.
If having read this guide you feel you may have a genuine reason to obtain information about a vehicle, the correct procedure is to complete DVLA form V888 – Request by an individual for information about a vehicle.
DVLA Form V888 is available for download from the official website of the DVLA. Search one of the major search engines for the phrase 'DVLA form V888′.
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A reading and lecture by Stephen Burt, regarded by the New York Times as "one of the most influential poetry critics of his generation," will take place at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 13, in Western Washington University's Viking Union Room 552.
This event is free and open to the public.
Burt is a poet, literary critic and professor of English at Harvard University. He has published three collections of poems: "Belmont," "Parallel Play," and "Popular Music." His essay collection, "Close Calls with Nonsense," was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award. His other works include "The Art of the Sonnet," "Something Understood: Essays and Poetry for Helen Vendler," "The Forms of Youth: Adolescence and 20th Century Poetry," "Randall Jarrell on W. H. Auden." and "Randall Jarrell and His Age."
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i was doing a u turn and i got back on it and wtf no power feels like its stoped up or something any help pleas
This is a discussion on 2002 wrx help within the General Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Accidents. forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; i was doing a u turn and i got back on it and wtf no power feels like its stoped ...
i was doing a u turn and i got back on it and wtf no power feels like its stoped up or something any help pleas
its a 2002 wrx bone stock a did a u turn in some lil rocks with the gas to the floor then i put it in 2 gear then then thats when it happend
Every peice of info you have pleas.
I had a similar problem withing the first day of getting my car. How long have you had the car? Any mods?
its all stock i had the car for 1 week now and it sonds like the dp is stoped up
Is this not you
mbc ?
This is a mod and will definitly make your car limp around like a limp noodle if you don't have a tune for it. This is a subaru not an SRT-4. MBC are not good for these cars like the SRT.
yea thats me but i did not hook up the mbc i was going to wait tell i get a bigger turbo but this **** happen
I would check over all your boost lines make sure none have cracked or poped off. I am suprized you haven't got a CEL
without more info, no one can really offer advice. all we know is that you made a u-turn, you hit the gas, and you didn't go very fast. that's not very informative, so right now all we can do is speculate.
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what more do you need
Do you have a boost gauge. Is the car boosting. Do you have any cels. Are you just messing with us. How many miles are on the car. What your feelings on the matter are? Are you angry are you sad? Does the lack of power leave your life feeling empty, void mabey. ANYTHING
i found it,it was the stock bov i took the bottom hose off of it just to make it blow off and i paid for it lol
You removed the return line just to hear the "whoosh" sound? I did the sensible thing, I got a Cobb intake. Seriously though, don't just randomly remove hoses. It doesn't turn out well.
Try not, do or do not. There is no try. - Yoda
well all you need now is a driver mod and the car will be running a ton better