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and a bonus flick for anyone who knows anything about smogtown early in this decade ......................
and a bonus flick for anyone who knows anything about smogtown early in this decade ......................
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anyone got a better flick of this 1. ^
and vowels maybe u should post in the "im a bitch cuz i let strangers come to my crib and gave them all my shit thread" real talk.
ohznehm ewnoh
sweet man haha bring up how i brought them to the lobby of an apartment gave one of the better writers, who i looked up to (tenfu) and gave them two scraps of montana and 3 dollar cans cause thats all i had cause i was toy as fuck 2 YEARS AGO! hahah you were all like yo vowels back then.. now you sell drugs and are tough? haha
going from this..
to this..
..is progression and thats all i give a shit about, but thanks man haha
i think i remember seeing something you did somewhere, it was pretty dope
post some of your shit..
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i'd rather live than live forever
not enough money posts.... those are the coolest...
shits gravy and im painting.. enough said.. post pics, its a picture forum
i'd rather live than live forever
Break Loose or Brake a Leg.
905?^? dun look like it.
stack up that rent money some more and keep actin like a gangster.
vowels fuck what they think... u got ur shit workin the way u want it so fuck the haters... which is all that matters
the rent money joke doesn't work with that many bills kid.. is posting stacks any more gangster than shaving your interweb name onto your head than posting flicks of that?
while your at it post more swastika's herb.
hit me up when you learn to construct a concise and proper sentence. Sounding like a retard is like your defense mechanism when someone catches you contradicting yourself. you want to talk about need for outbursts, well check yourself first kid. thanks for the laughs.
aw kid editing out your posts to make you look less stupid ha.. nice flick of you too dude.
no kid you edited out talking about first and last, and paying your rent forward and a whole bunch of other shit I couldn't even understand. you also edited out calling me a fat herb which is jokes, cause you have no clue. keep replying kid, im done. thanks again for the laughs.
Last edited by actlikeyouknow; 03-30-2010 at 12:16 PM.
Yeah man my bad, just trying to post flicks on a well traffic thread. Its in Califormula, Santa Babylon. No disrespect.
Break Loose or Brake a Leg.
for all the fools thinking money is what makes a man you'll all crash and burn
peace to gods and earths
post em
Moore oldies man. Thats whats good in this thread atm.
shit ya if u got em dont hide em
Caught a few oldies myself the other day..
First Eager ive ever caught in 905
And one new for you eyez.
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My husband's grandmother would never speak to me again if she knew I was sharing this recipe. But she doesn't have a computer, so...
Toast 2 unpeeled cloves of garlic over medium heat in a dry skillet. Let cool, then peel and toss the cloves in a blender.
Toast 4 dried guajillo chilies in the same dry skillet over medium-high heat, about 15 seconds on a side, pressing down with a spatula. You'll see the pepper skin get shinier, and a little redder. After each pepper is toasted, transfer to a pot of almost-boiling water. Cover the pot and let sit for 20-30 minutes.
Remove the peppers from the water, drain, stem and seed. Add the pepper flesh to the blender, along with an 8-oz can of tomato sauce. Add a few tablespoons of the soaking water to rinse out the can, and add to the blender. (But taste the water first - if it's bitter, just use un-chilied water.) Buzz until pureed. Stir in a little Mexican oregano, salt to taste, and more water if you want the sauce thinner.
This is good on everything - meat, eggs, fish, potatoes, chips, beans, etc. (Though probably not good on marshmallows...)
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Post #62 - Home-made Chili Sauce
My husband's grandmother would never speak to me again if she knew I was sharing this recipe. But she doesn't have a computer, so...
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2 comments:
- Kevin said...
This sounds pretty easy and good. The only thing that I have used dried chili peppers for so far is grinding my own chili powder. I will have to try this.
- January 14, 2008 at 5:33 PM
- Vicki said...
Hey Kevin - It is easy, but be careful when you take the top off the blender, or if you dump the stems & seeds down the disposal. I learned the hard way on both.
- January 14, 2008 at 6:44 PM

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TAMOS has various audit levels to enable audit generation. trace_exec is one level.
trace_exec is a global audit level and enabling this level, allows you to audit program invocations initiated by the exec() system call. Remember that the exec() initiation should occur in processes that descend from a login event, which has been detected by TAMOS.
This level of auditing would generate a huge amount of data. You can limit the conditions using the trace_exec_l and trace_exec_root audit levels. Now, what's special about trace_exec? Nothing much. However, user 'osseal' has been endowed with special privileges, when it comes to trace_exec auditing. trace_exec does not audit osseal's activity.
More details about this, along with a simple test case:
In addition,the auditing behavior for cron jobs is also worth noting.
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Personal statements: make your experience count
You don't need to have tonnes of work experience to sell yourself to university admissions tutors. Whatever your experience, here's how to make the most of it.
But even if your stint as a volunteer or your Saturday job doesn't sound as glamorous as a high-flying internship with a big company, it's important to make whatever level of work experience you have really count, highlighting how skills you've developed through your experience are relevant to the course you're applying to.
We've used some real-life examples from the Sutton Trust's report to help illustrate our tips...
The 'dream' work experience gig'I've worked for a designer in London, as a model… On the trading floor of a London broker's firm… With my local BBC radio station… Events planning with a corporate five-star country hotel… In the marketing team of a leading City law firm… Most recently managing a small gastro pub.'
Even an impressive list of work experience placements isn't an asset to your personal statement unless you reflect on what it was you did, what you learnt from it and how it's relevant to the course you're applying to - name-dropping alone won't impress an admissions tutor.
- Don't just list everything you did – random lists are a pet hate of admissions tutors. Instead, pull out a particular activity that's relevant and demonstrates your skills and qualities.
- Stay focused – impress admissions tutors by using your work experience example to answer the all-important question 'why should we give you a place on this course?'
The 'back to reality' experience'I have two part-time jobs in the hotel and catering industry.'
'Last year I worked in Aldi and in a local bakery, which gave me experience of dealing with a variety of customers' demands.'
It's far more likely that you will have had a part-time job in a shop than in a top company, but that doesn't mean you can't demonstrate your potential to admissions tutors.
- Be specific – describe a situation you've dealt with. What was it you did to handle the situation? What did you learn? Which skills have you developed as a result?
- Keep it relevant to the course – think about the skills you've acquired that will be useful to your degree work. If you've developed strong communication skills as a result of interacting with customers, then mention how you would put them to good use when presenting your ideas in seminars or arguing persuasively in essays.
Extra-curricular stuff counts – but keep it relevant'I try to follow Manchester United Football Club as much as I possibly can as I have a keen interest in football. I regularly watch Match of the Day and I enjoy the diversity of the Champions League.'
'My main interests include spending time with friends, watching films, going to the gym, reading up on the latest fashion and attending gigs. I attend a lot of gigs and the experience and thrill of the atmosphere puts me on a complete high.'
Talking about other interests or hobbies helps inject some personality into your statement, but before it goes in, ask yourself 'so what?'. Less can be more – only include it if it's relevant.
Polishing up your personal statementNow you've got the work experience part of your personal statement covered, make sure the rest of your application is just as impressive. The Sutton Trust found clear spelling and writing errors were three times more likely to occur in statements from students in sixth form colleges than independent schools.
Whatever school or college you go to, some final checks can help to ensure you're getting the basics right.
- Proof read! Spelling and grammar errors could make even the most glowing statement look sloppy. Get a fresh pair of eyes to look over your statement before you hit submit; if a teacher isn't around, ask parents, siblings, friends, a neighbour - they might notice something you've missed after so many drafts.
- Don't limit selling yourself to work experience - remember to sell your academic strengths too.
- Go for a balanced tone of voice: not too casual, but avoiding stilted and stiff vocabulary.
- Imagine you're the admissions tutor - would you want this person in your seminar group?
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I am trying to update my Diablo Sport to the latest updates! Since I have owned it I haven't been able to Adjust my Tire Parameters and it doesn't shut off MDS.
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I need the latest update-to-date software into my DiabloSport and I would be on my way to Data-logging.
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The Second link it for the SRT8.
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Merrill Lynch ups iPod sales estimates
Merrill Lynch analyst Steven Milunovich has raised his iPod sales estimates for Apple's December quarter from 3 million units to 3.5 million units based on stronger international sales and increased supply of drives. "December could be particularly strong as the new iPod Photo is getting glowing reviews, and the competition still lags in ease of use," Milunovich said in a research note obtained by iLounge. "Hitachi's HDD division (HGST) should increase its 1-inch production by 50 percent in October. HGST is Apple's main supplier for the iPod Mini. Toshiba, the major suppler for the white iPod, saw its 1.8-inch drive production almost double in September. Also, scrollwheel supplier Synaptics has a bullish outlook."
Micromat announces PodLock
Micromat, makers of the TechTool Pro disk repair utility for Macintosh, has announced a new utility for iPod. PodLock allows users to hide important files by creating an "invisible" partition on their iPod. According to Christian Pickman, Product Manager of Micromat, "It's like having a secret drive for your data files that only you can see by entering your personal password. If you use your iPod as an external drive to transport data, you'll want this protection in the event that you should ever lose your iPod." The utility can also unfragment file data on the iPod, improving file retrieval and music access speed; backup and restore data on the primary iPod volume; and display important and interesting technical information about the iPod, like where a specific iPod was manufactured. PodLock is priced at $65.
Booq offers PodPaq nappa for 4G iPods
Booq has announced a new version of its PodPaq nappa case for the 20/40GB 4G iPod and iPod Photo. The $49.95 case, which will begin shpping on November 10, is made from super-soft Nappa leather and features a removable flap with cutouts for headphones and charging cable, an internal neoprene accessory pouch and external leather pocket, and a belt clip wrapped in leather.
U2 talk iPod strategy
A Rolling Stone article reveals that rock band U2 accepted no money for Apple's iPod+iTunes ad that features its new single "Vertigo." The band will, however, get royalties on the special edition U2 iPod. U2 manager Paul McGuinness said, "The commercial was an attractive idea because iTunes was already selling our music, and the amount Apple will spend for airtime is out of reach for the record business." In the article, U2 lead singer Bono called the iPod "the most interesting art object since the electric guitar in terms of music."
Mix: iPods in hotels, iPod Experience, BiblePlayer
CNET News.com reports that more and more luxury hotels are adding iPods to their guest rooms.
Markus Giesler, an assistant professor of marketing at the Schulich School of Business in Toronto, Ontario, has launched the iPod Experience, a research homepage dedicated to "the study of iPod consumers and their iPod related stories and consumption experiences."
Since launching BiblePlayer last month, the free version of the software has been downloaded roughly 7,000 times. BiblePlayer allows users to read the Bible on an iPod using the device's Notes function.
Slappa HardBody iPod case announced
Total Impact Industrial has announced the Slappa HardBody case for 3G iPods. Available for pre-order now, the case features an xEVA molded HardBody shell, NeoGrip pod sling player stabilizer, etched alloy clasp, heavy duty steel belt clip, top and bottom port access, and a Flexi-pane clear front window that covers the screen and scroll wheel. The Slappa HardBody iPod case is priced at US$29.99.
Vaja releases iPod Photo cases
Vaja has released the i-Volution iVod and Classic leather cases for the 40GB and 60GB iPod Photo. iVod is made from genuine Argentine leather, forming a semi-rigid shell with a built-in screen protector. Starting at $70, the iVod comes in a multitude of solid colors and custom two-tone combinations. The traditional Classic case features flip-lid design with a snap-closure, and is also made from genuine Argentine leather and can be custom-built starting at $54.90.
Windows: GoogleGet 1.3.1 released
GoogleGet is a small program designed to download the latest news and weather information from Google News (or a local variation) and WeatherRoom.com. This version fixes a problem that prevented GoogleGet from connecting to Google News as well as adding weather info support, iPod auto-detection and many other new features.
New handmade iPod cozies announced
Catherine's Pita Shop announced a slew of new handcrafted iPod cozies today. Made of denim and lined with soft fabric, the cozies come in a variety of original designs. Some have "back pockets" to store your earbuds, while others sport a clear front to allow you to see your iPod. The cozies, which range in pricing from $20 to $25, are "heavier on the fashion than function, but oh the fashion," notes the company.
Windows: Anapod Explorer 8.6.3 released
Anapod Explorer 8.6.3 from Red Chair Software is the latest version of the iPod utility for Windows. This update provides basic compatibility with the new features of the iPod Photo, and will properly preserve album art associations transferred by iTunes.
Contour announces iSee-Mini
Hot on the heels of its iSee-40 case, Contour Design today announced the iSee-Mini, a new hard case for Apple's iPod mini. The two-piece, ultra-clear case offers: all around protection; easy access to all controls; a top opening for access to connectors, headphone jack, hold switch and third party products such as FM transmitters and voice recorders; and the ability to use the Apple belt clip or the Apple arm band with the front section. The Contour iSee-Mini is priced at $19.99.
Pyrim offers iTrac for iPod Photo
Pyrim Technologies is now shipping the iTrac iPod travel case for Apple's iPod Photo (40GB and 60GB versions). The zippered case features foam storage compartments for iPod, dock, power adapter and miscellaneous accessories. The iTrack sells for $59.99. In addition, Pyrim has also added white to its line of iTrac insert color options.
Marware unveils Santa iPod mini case
Marware has introduced the Santa case for Apple's iPod mini. The holiday-themed case features an interior neoprene lining and a soft red fabric exterior with white fur top. The Santa also sports a fabric belt loop and a lanyard necklace clip that allows you to hang it with the rest of your Christmas stockings. The Marware Santa case is priced at $19.95. As of this posting, Marware's Web site has yet to be updated.
Contour announces iSee-40 clear case
Contour Design has announced the iSee-40, a new version of its ultra-clear iPod case designed specifically for the 40GB fourth-generation iPod. Like the iSee-20, the new case features a clear, hard plastic shell, removable belt clip and access to all iPod functions. There is also a dock port cover for the dock connector and security latches on each side to seal in the iPod. The iSee-40 is priced at $19.99.
Windows: XPlay 2.0.11 released
Mediafour has released an update to XPlay 2, its software that enables Windows users to connect with both Mac and PC iPods, and the only retail product that makes iPods compatible with Windows 98SE and Me. XPlay 2.0.11 is compatible with Windows Media Player 10, plus supports updating and restoring all iPods with the latest iPod software releases. Additionally, XPlay 2.0.11 works with the new iTunes 4.7.
Rate products at iPod store—just not Apple's
MacMinute reports: "Apple's new iPod Store has added product ratings, allowing customers to submit reviews and rate products from one to five stars. Strangely, users can only review third-party products—all Apple gear is automatically given a '5-Apple rating' because the company says "we think they're great." In the frequently asked questions of the reviews program, Apple tells why customers can't rate Apple products: 'Would you trust us to display less than perfect ratings on our own products? We didn't think so!'"
iPod market share 'has only one way to go'
Calling the iPod "nothing more than an enormous marketing success," CNBC's Robert Walberg says there is only one direction for the player's market share to go—lower. "Of course, one problem with the iPod's market share is that it pretty much has only one way to go—down. In the end, the iPod is nothing more than an enormous marketing success. Sure, it was groundbreaking at first. But today you can find a number of similar products from other leading PC and consumer electronics companies, most at equal or better prices. The company's iTunes and add-on strategy are likely to keep iPod No. 1 for years to come. Still, it's tough to sustain a near monopoly in a commodity-based business."
LoadPod drops pricing, kills travel fee
LoadPod, a nationwide iPod CD loading service, has announced a new, more affordable pricing structure that brings lower prices and rewards those customers with larger CD collections. The price for customers with 50 to 99 CDs is now $1.49 per CD. The price for customers with 100 to 199 CDs is now $1.39 per CD. And customers with 200 or more CDs will now pay $1.29 per CD. In addition, there is no longer a travel fee for any size collection.
iPodDownload returns with update
Engadget has posted iPodDownload 1.1, a new version of the iTunes plug-in that allows you to transfer songs from any iPod to your iTunes library. As noted earlier this week, iTunes 4.7 disables iPodDownload—but this update adds support for the latest version of Apple's jukebox application. Engadget suggests user "come and get it quick" before Apple steps in and stops the distribution of the update.
Monster intros iCruze car audio solution for iPod
Monster today announced iCruze, a direct connect iPod auto solution that allows consumers to play their music collection through their car audio systems. In conjunction with SoundGate, the iCruze is a $199.95 interface that enables the connection of an iPod to a factory or aftermarket radio through either the car's existing CD changer or satellite radio port. Users are able to select songs and playlists through either the steering wheel controls or the CD player's controls. An optional display (multi-line, 20-character backlit) is available if the existing head unit is limited and cannot display text. The iCruze will work in "virtually hundreds of different vehicles," according to Monster. It is scheduled to be available later this fall.


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In the sequel to the New York Times best-selling Heat Wave, Richard Castle does it again with his thrilling new mystery. Tough, sexy, professional, NYPD Homicide Detective Nikki Heat carries a passion for justice as she leads one of New York City's top homicide squads. In what's sure to be another smash sensation by blockbuster author Richard Castle, listeners will once again follow Nikki Heat and hotshot reporter Jameson Rook as they trade barbs and innuendos - all while on the trail of a murderer!
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If I am not reading I am listening to a story sometimes both.
"The male in this story makes me puke!"
If you had let the Rook character out of these books the stories would be just fine. What an arrogant A...hole. No woman would really let this jerk touch her..... I suppose because this is a male author he can make the woman do anything.......but nothing about this author's book is realistic.
All those with Rook in them
"Good romping fun with fun characters"
The writing is intelligent, witty and captures a sense of police culture which feels real to me. The dynamics between Rook and Heat are entertaining, and Roach are cool.
Heller is a great reader, giving real character to the voices.
It engages me constantly enjoying what's happening and wondering what's going to happen next.
I'm going to listen to the whole series for sure.
"Not for me"
No, I made myself finish it since it was my first for this series and by this author. I tell people I am addicted to audio books and it is often hard for me to stop listening when I get to work and put it away...not this one. Maybe that's good.
I was very disappointed as I'm looking for a new series to dig my teeth (or ears) into.
"Too predictable!"
No, not that their stories aren't good but it's very predictable, especially when compared to the series, which is saying a lot.
Yes, he makes you feel the characters, just not enough story to give feeling to.
No, what's left to find out?
"If You Like Castle, You'll Enjoy The Heat Books"
There are events told from Castle's point of view that, if you watch the show, you'd be able to tell were told from a biased point of view, and Kate's interpretation would be very different.
They remind me a little bit of some of the early Lawrence Block books, but funny.
Yes. He does a good job of talking like Nation Fillion.
It made me laugh out loud a few times.
"Better than Castle"
Maybe it's because writing is better than TV. Maybe it's because the relationship between the main characters is more complete. Maybe it's because the moments of suspense seem less artificial. I just enjoyed this book.
Understand, this is not great literature, it's just a fun, good read. Also, I don't need to try and figure out what the British slang is or try and understand the Scots accent.
I like the $7.95 sales because it gives me an opportunity to try a book for which I might not otherwise risk the credit.
I look forward to the possibility mentioned in the recent Audible survey to preview books by first chapters...or return them if unsatisfactory. I would never have purchased this book had that opportunity been available.
I like the $7.95 sales because it gives me an opportunity to try a book for which I might not otherwise risk the credit.
I look forward to the possibility mentioned in the recent Audible survey to preview books by first chapters...or return them if unsatisfactory. I would never have purchased this book had that opportunity been available.
"I love the Niki Heat books"
I love these stories. They are another twist on the characters from the TV Series.
I love in the books, that Niki and Jameson, get HOT and STEAMY!!!
The drama is great and the humor is excellant.
Johnny Heller adds depth to the characters. I can't imagine anyone else narrating a Richard Castle story.
"Love Castle!"
Steamier than the show! Heller does a great read with the NYC accent. Well written. Fun.
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"Can anyone (reasonably) argue with that logic? "
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This is a discussion on This is how I explain it. within the Open Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; You are assuming they care about your rights or what you think ...they don't. You only have the rights 5 of 9 allow you to ...
You are assuming they care about your rights or what you think ...they don't.
You only have the rights 5 of 9 allow you to have during this session of the court.
All you need to change the Constitution to say or not say anything one want is one more vote on the court. That is all there is to it.
So keep kidding your self if you want election do madder.
"Can anyone (reasonably) argue with that logic? "
But there are those who always will...
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Logic and politics together. when did this happened
I've given up on proselytizing. I just vote.
When I was younger I would argue politics all the time. I never changed an opponent's mind, and an opponent never changed my mind.
Maybe I'm just too dumb to form a logical argument and too ignorant to see a point, but I'm smart enough to keep my hand out of the fire.
Some people like to debate. Whatever floats a boat.
I really like the term situation dictates. I live near a large college that every year brings thousands of people who aren't even from my state let alone from my town. Yet for some crazy reason these college kids are able to vote after showing that they live here (temporarily for school that is) for our local politics. I would really like to not allow these 18-22 year olds that are only here for school the ability to vote and effect this area on a long term basis (when they won't be here for the outcome to begin with).
Kind of hard to do here in WA... voting is by mail in only...
RSO, WA. XDMc 9mm, S&W 642CT & 442 38 sp, 1947 Savage 99 300,
1972 Marlin 336 RC .35, 1922 Walther Model 4, 1933 Walther DSM 34, High Standard 1954 22LRI prefer to be judged by 12 then carried by 6
Arguing with an "Anti" is like trying to teach a pig how to sing. It's a waste of your time...and it annoys the pig.
KNOWLEDGE: A tomato is a fruit.
WISDOM: Not putting a tomato in a fruit salad..
Annoying a pig doesn't bother me, but I like bacon...


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Comments - Roundup: 5 Ways to Decorate with Washi Tape!
Adeline on Apr 06, 2012:
Thank you so much for featuring me!
spearmintbaby on Apr 04, 2012:
love this round up! & love washi tape! thx!
CapreeK on Apr 04, 2012:
Do it, Ian, do it! :D
ian on Apr 04, 2012:
Washi tape desk, you will be mine! Thanks for the great ideas!
CapreeK on Apr 03, 2012:
OhMercy - I was thinking the same thing! Definitely great for renters!
ohmercy on Apr 03, 2012:
LOVE these ideas- great for apartment dwellers that have to leave the walls white as it can be removed. I'd love to do my desk like the table #4- I think the cost would be prohibitive- but it coyuld be dne with paint and then add washi tape accents- another project for my never ending (and rarely completed list. Thanks for posting.
Las Flores del Sur on Apr 02, 2012:
Amazing. I hadn´t heard about this tape before... now I want it!!


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Japan's Nuclear Crisis: A Global Problem?
Even the peaceful application of nuclear power carries significant risks. In the wake of what Prime Minister Naoto Kan called "the worst crisis since WWII" that Japan has faced, three reactors at the power plant in Fukushima have been severely damaged. While experts have been scrambling to contain them, an explosion on Monday has triggered new fears of a meltdown that could leak dangerous levels of radiation into the region.
Back-up systems at the plant were built to last 8 hours. Safety systems were designed to withstand an earthquake or a tsunami, but both at the same time at such a massive scale, overwhelmed the system. In the US, reactor safety studies conclude that fire can be a dominant risk for reactor core damage by disabling primary and back-up emergency systems. However, dozens of nuclear power plants have operated for years in violation of federal fire protection regulations, and there are currently no plans to address those violations. Meanwhile, the US is in the midst of plans to build new nuclear power plants as a means to get away from carbon-based power generation.
What will happen in the event of a meltdown in Fukushima? How do we decide what an acceptable level of risk is for the use of nuclear power? Should we be expanding the US's nuclear grid in light of the disaster in Japan? How much greater is the risk of disaster in an unprepared nuclear country such as Iran?


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Tire blow-out
Found a nail sticking out of one of the tire yesterday, took it to a tire shop they would not plug the hole, said that it was too far near the sidewall. It is right near the edge of the thread.
What will happen if they plug the leak? Why wouldn't they fix the flat?
yea, if the puncture is on the sidewall or near it they can't plug it. i don't know the technical reason why but that is the case. sucks don't it? :sad:
My best guess is that the area near or around the sidewall do not have enough "treads" or layers to prevent it from blowing.
Again, this is only a guess. You best ask Eddie @ tirerack.
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