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Did you mean timing gears instead of timing cam or did you mean a full camshaft swap?
If in fact you are going for a full-on cam replacement you're in for a lot of work. It's not hard to do but it is somewhat time consuming. Not only do you have to pull the intake, distributor, valve covers, lifters and pushrods you also have to pull the water pump, harmonic balancer, drop the oil pan and pull the timing cover. You may also have to lift the engine out of the engine mounts with a hoist to allow room to drop the oil pan enough to pull the front cover, this is a good time to replace the oil pan gasket. You're probably also going to have to pull the radiator and maybe even the grille to allow enough room to swap out the cam. If you have air conditioning then you're going to have to pull the condenser and probably the compressor as well. If you do have air conditioning then the refrigerant will be R-12 and it is illegal to vent that stuff to the atmosphere which means you're going to have to pay somebody to recover the refrigerant. Plan for two days to do the job, if you get started Sunday then the chances are pretty good that you won't get it done.
A timing chain replacement won't take nearly as long but you should still plan on dropping the entire oil pan in order to replace the oil pan gasket. You're going to go far enough into the engine that it would be a good time to change it out, especially if it's leaking. Give yourself the entire day for this job just in case you run into any unexpected problems.
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I take it Brandis would be equally keen to see Peter Reith charged over the phone fraud. Well perhaps not because its grasping at straws not legal justice he is concerned with. Thompson approved the cheques and Howard not only approved the payment but devised the plan to get his brother out of the legal minefield concerning the company he was a director of. Strange no other company received similar treatment regarding their workers but then they couldn,t tarnish the then PM with malfeasance implications.


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The South Americans, already eliminated, claimed their first points of the tournament through Brent Sancho's first-half own goal and an 86th-minute effort from Nelson Cuevas.
It was a tame end for Trinidad, who had a mathematical chance of securing second spot in Group B with a win.
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Recalled Soca Warriors keeper Kelvin Jack, who missed the first two games through injury, flung himself to his left to claw away Roque Santa Cruz's glancing header from a free-kick.
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Substitute Russell Latapy went closest for Trinidad when his screamer from the edge of the box fizzed over.
Paraguay's captain and central defender Carlos Gamarra, 35, made his 110th and final appearance yesterday.
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- SL Malinga 7*
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- I Sharma 3/33
- RA Jadeja 1/33
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KC Sangakkara c Raina b I Sharma 17 (77m 44b 1x4 0x6) SR: 38.63
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DPMD Jayawardene b Jadeja 38 (83m 63b 3x4 0x6) SR: 60.31
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AD Mathews c Kumar b Ashwin 51 (104m 89b 1x4 1x6) SR: 57.30
I Sharma to NLTC Perera, OUT, this time he connects, but not well enough to clear the man at deep midwicket, Ishant continues to keep it short, Perera swipes and can't clear the long boundary and he's gone for a duck, three man in the deep there but he still backed himself to get a six
NLTC Perera c Dhawan b I Sharma 0 (5m 4b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Ashwin to Kulasekara, OUT, ho ho ho! what a wicket that is, Ashwin - an offspinner - has got Kulasekara bowled round his legs, the carrom ball from Ashwin, pitching outside leg, Kulasekara lets it go thinking he'll get a wide, instead the ball turns in and that clips leg stump on its way to Dhoni, Sri Lanka lose another one
KMDN Kulasekara b Ashwin 1 (5m 3b 0x4 0x6) SR: 33.33
Ashwin to Mendis, OUT, and another one for Ashwin, he pauses again before he delivers the ball, Mendis wanted to power that to midwicket but he doesn't connect, he's caught a long way out of the crease, Dhoni has enough time to remove the bails
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If I ever have to fix another gas tank I will use vinyl ester resin and layup a fiberglass covering on the tank..that material is used to make fiberglass fuel tanks for boats and undrground fuel storage tanks..that way i get the shape and size i need and a good tank..
I have tried most all of it and now do what is known to work..
I think maybe there has been a major misunderstanding here, I know a gas tank can be safely welded and there are several ways of doing so-I have welded a heck of a lot of them my self in the past 35 years or so. The point I have been trying to make is that purging with exhaust, ANY kind of engine exhaust, can be even more deadly than the tank contents sometimes. If I got a bit carried away and offended anyone by bringing up the exhaust when the tank contents were the subject then I certainly want to apologize but that exhaust trick is something I can never forget and is something of a touchy subject for me. I know for a fact purging with exhaust is very dangerous but sometimes in the past I have met people who simply will not believe it, although I don't remember that being the case here and I am not talking about anyone here I am talking about people I have dealt with in the past in the repair business. Purging with CO2 was mentioned and that does work quite well for both gasoline and diesel tanks and is an accepted way of doing this, BUT it must be done properly and by someone who understands doing it. There are many ways to do this safely and some ways that are common and not so safe but I think that most people, who if they had witnessed the accident that I saw, would better understand why I get so carried away when this subject comes up-it is something I will never forget and never give up trying to prevent when the subject comes up.
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I was just saying as far as myself that's what I would tell someone. I don't want to know how they do IT because I might just get one wild hair up my A-- to try it, and I can barley walk on earth, let alone the moon.
Who was the first person to look at a cow and say, 'I think I'll squeeze these dagly things and drink whatever comes out?'
I repaired a leaking gas tank on my '78 K-10 by removing it and washing it out and then repaired with fiberglass cloth and resin. As far as welding fuel tanks, we were able to obtain the recommended and accepted procedure from MSHA, which invloved using CO2 and and an O2 meter to make sure that there wasn't enough oxygetn present in the tank to support combustion. The ONLY safe way to do it, no matter what others may have gotten by with.
you put steam hoses in them for about 4 hours, then check them with a sniffer.
we have used co2 in a mobile repair type scenario
Dont worry how old you are... it is the mileage on your body that adds up.
No you did not and people have been killed by doing that, I personally saw it happen! There have been many cases of this happening and after being in the welding/equipment repair business for over 35 years I know of several tank/exhaust explosions with at least three that were being purged with diesel fumes including the one that caused the fatality. Do as wish but that stunt is dangerous, very dangerous and just because you got away with it does not make it safe. Most of the time it works, just depends on the mixture, and that is why some people still do this but it only takes once to cause a serious accident. You most certainly did create a more hazardous situation and past accidents along with just plain common senses bear that out, believe what you like but most people know better and getting on here and pointing at the one you got away with will not change that!
I have used the diesel fume in the tank many times. No problems.
I've used dry ice too. Too hard to find the dry ice, diesel fumes are close
i disagree with your assessment of the way I repair tanks, it works for me. I did not create a dangerous situation, it worked fine many times
Dont worry how old you are... it is the mileage on your body that adds up.
Like I said it does work most of the time BUT just like several very dangerous things some people will do it sometimes does NOT work and then you and possibly others around you could be in a world of hurt!
Man think about what you are doing! Those fumes are explosive, all they need is the proper air mix and you have little control over that. Like I have said several times the reason I am so adamant in my condemnation of this practice is what I have seen happen! You are insisting that what you are doing is safe and are telling others it is safe and you are doing this based on getting away with it a couple of times.
Crosley I saw a man burned to death doing this stupid stunt, by the time the fire was quenched and we got the ambulance to him he was alive and talking but burned so badly all he had left on his body was a few tatters of clothing and his boots and belt. Every time this has come up I would not go into details of this accident out of respect for this man but you are insisting that what you are doing is safe when it absolutely is NOT and I intend to warn others whenever and where ever I can. Do what you wish to yourself but don't come on here and tell others it is safe, I know better and so does most everyone else but I guess some just won't learn until it is too late. You can preach that procedure is safe till doomsday but I know of at least the 3 tanks I have already mentioned that exploded using diesel exhaust, one exploded violently and caused the fatality but the other two were fairly minor and resulted only in swelling of the tanks and no one was hurt. If what you think is safe then how the hell could that new tank explode when it had never had anything in it BUT diesel exhaust? Continue insisting this nonsense if you like but peoples' safety is at stake here, doing that is extremely dangerous and telling others it is OK is being extremely irresponsible!
Fellows this is an emotional subject for me and I have come on pretty strong about it in the past but it is not because I am trying to be a sm@^#***** or know-it-all. I have seen with my own two eyes the results of doing this stunt and I know of it happening in other cases with only minor results, still even those could be considered close calls. Welding on gas/fuel tanks is a common problem in our hobby and was very commonly done in my line of work so that is why I was aware of the incidents I have mentioned. I might come on a bit strong over this one but my gosh I know what can happen and it really gets too me when someone comes here and tells others doing something this dangerous is safe. I will continue to try and pass on what I know for a fact about doing something that could be tempting for someone to try, it is certainly not my intention to insult anyone but the dangers of this procedure are real and the results could be deadly. Let's just be safe and not take chances and fellows a gas/fuel tank can be a big risk, there have been many people hurt and even killed trying to repair these things so don't let it happen because of an old "urban legend" method luring you into doing something you might later regret.
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I went to a lot of Forums trying to find an answer, everyone had about the same answers. Some said use this or use that no problem,I have done it many times. Others would say those methods aren't safe do it this way or that. So in the end I didn't find out a damn thing. But a lot of pro-welders would say wash it out, then fill it with a inert gas to purge, like CO2 or argon.
Me well I'm going to take it to the guy farthest from home that will do it, drop it off and go back home, wait for a call, if I don't get one I will order a new tank, because the old one might be on the moon.
sad but true.
we would not be roaming at all. if our forefathers had been wussies they would not have been survivors of the fittest. thank you forefathers for being strong.
Don't try this at home....you will die....My gas tank was repaired by a good ol boy mechanic who ran car exhaust through tank while soldering neck back on; he used this procedure his whole life...don't try this at home...you will die.
When asked how this is supposed to be safe the reasoning usually goes that the exhaust is already burned "dead air" and can not burn again but that reasoning is seriously flawed! Exhaust gas, even diesel, is nowhere near 100% burned during combustion in an internal combustion engine, if it was we would be getting a great deal more power and mileage that we do. I don't know the exact percentage of the fuel that is burned but it is actually less than 50% and under the right conditions that exhaust gas can most certainly be made to explode.The fumes coming out of that tail pipe are not all "dead gases" that have already been burned once and thus can not burn again as the urban legend would have some believe and they do indeed have enough unburned fuel to explode violently when mixed with air and concentrated under the proper conditions.
And the fact I did see a man killed doing this is totally lost on you? This is no joking matter, it does and has happened and that doesn't mean anything to you?
Fellows this is REAL, getting burned to death is no joke what the hell is wrong with you?
Last edited by oldred; 02-25-2011 at 05:02 PM.
I mentioned a fellow a few posts back in this thread that was a "good ol boy" mechanic for many years, I would give anything if you could talk to this guy after he did that on that Jeep gas tank! This fellow is kind of hard to look at with the scaring on his face and arms.
But you will joke about it?
only thing i know is my tank did not explode when he repaired it on that day.
i have too admit...i backed off when i watched him solder my tank.
i did mention not to try this at home.
don't complete the fire triangle...you will die.
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Mommy says my friend TJ is going to spend Christmas with us, I tried to explain to her that he'd be much happier at a kennel but she won't listen. I like TJ and all but seriously if he's at Bumba's with me for Christmas that means LESS goodies for me! I thought I had it made this year because cousin Cyrus is away so more for me but now TJ will be there and he's like 100 pounds heavier than me so he's gonna get more goodies!
Does no one understand my needs? I MUST be the center of attention at all times! Afterall the world does revolve around me!
Mommies took me for a long drive today and then we stopped at a farm. While we were there I got lots of treats AND I got to go into a pen with sheep and chase them!!!!! The nice Lady at the farm said I was gathering them and trying to herd them but I think I was just having fun running after them!
Then Mommies were very happy because I got a certificate and they said I could go back anytime and play with the sheep as many more times as I'd like. Right on!!!!
Oh and the nice lady also said she thinks I"m an Australian Kelpie not a Rottie/Cattle Dog mix. Imagine me a purebred and a rare one at that(at least around here) and I was just dumped at a shelter!
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So I just finished trying this. I put in the MBC in sections (4) and covered my hair with a shower cap. When I took off the shower cap I brushed each section, rinsed some of it out, then applied the gel and brushed it through. I got really good distribution this way. After I did each section, I bent over and shook my head. When I got out of the shower, my hair was clumped. It's soaking wet, but there are some big clumps. Since I can't stand soaking wet hair on my neck (I know, I'm a wierdo but i hate the feeling of it
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How Fear Came
The stream is shrunkÑthe pool is dry,
And we be comrades, thou and I;
With fevered jowl and dusty flank
Each jostling each along the bank;
And by one drouthy fear made still,
Forgoing thought of quest or kill.
Now 'neath his dam the fawn may see,
The lean Pack-wolf as cowed as he,
And the tall buck, unflinching, note
The fangs that tore his father's throat.
The pools are shrunkÑthe streams are dry,
And we be playmates, thou and I,
Till yonder cloudÑGood Hunting!Ñloose
The rain that breaks our Water Truce.
The Law of the JungleÑwhich is by far the oldest law in the
worldÑhas arranged for almost every kind of accident that may befall
the Jungle People, till now its code is as perfect as time and custom can
make it. You will remember that Mowgli spent a great part of his life in
the Seeonee Wolf-Pack, learning the Law from Baloo, the Brown Bear;
and it was Baloo who told him, when the boy grew impatient at the con-
stant orders, that the Law was like the Giant Creeper, because it dropped
across every one's back and no one could escape. "When thou hast lived
as long as I have, Little Brother, thou wilt see how all the Jungle obeys at
least one Law. And that will be no pleasant sight," said Baloo.
This talk went in at one ear and out at the other, for a boy who spends
his life eating and sleeping does not worry about anything till it actually
stares him in the face. But, one year, Baloo's words came true, and
Mowgli saw all the Jungle working under the Law.


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Chapter 3
On our way to the parking lot, Lavanya said "You know chamkili, I'll miss you a lot."
And I asked,"And him?"
I was surprised when she laughed and said,"I actually don't feel that bad Khushi. I think somewhere deep down, I knew ASR can never be mine. I guess he wasn't my true love and that's why I don't feel bad."
'Poor thing. She is so heartbroken she's making up all this stuff in her head to make herself feel better' I thought. As if she had heard my thoughts, she smiled and said, "No Khushi. I'm really fine. Or else could I have been able to spend one more moment with ASR?"
We heard a honk behind us and saw he had taken his car out. Lavanya sat in the front seat and I had to take the back seat. He took us to some posh place. Lavanya was doing all the talking, with me throwing in a few words, when required. Throughout our dinner, I was aware of his eyes on me. And I was getting all restless and fidgety by the end of the meal. Lavanya excused herself to go to the washroom and I looked up at him. "You're making a very big mistake sir, you know? By letting her go?" I asked. To which he just bent forward, put his hand on mine, which was resting on the table, looked deeply in my eyes and said, "I know what I'm doing here. Trust me."
All I could do after that was to try not to hyperventilate, as his deep brown eyes still held mine in an intense gaze.
We were interrupted when Lavanya started, "Come on ASR, Drop me to airport please. And Chamkili, you're coming to see me off too."
I just nodded my head, asking Devi Maiyya why she wound up with "him" always!!
Perhaps he could sense my irritation; he gave a smug smile to me and led the way. Lavanya took the back seat, and I was about to join her when he held my arm and gave me a look, daring me not to do that. "Main tumhara driver nahi hoon." He said in a low voice. And opened the door of the front seat to let me in. I sat and was struggling with the seat belt. 'How the hell am I supposed to put this. That is why rickshaws are much better. These high society people and their hi- fi cars!!', I was thinking, when he leaned forward to help me with it. I turned my head in surprise to find him, oh, so nearby. We were just having one of those moments when it's hard to take our eyes off each others. I heard someone clearing their voice and I realized Lavanya was sitting right behind us. He started the car and I looked out the window embarrassed of myself.
At the airport both he and Lavanya got out. It took me a minute before I could get out of the seat belt and the car. Lavanya was talking about some girl. She was saying "…….. is a very good girl"
For which he looked at me, with this weird tender look and said "I know.."
I just frowned at him and went and stood near Lavanya.
At the airport, Lavanya hugged me and said that she'd miss me and we both had tears in our eyes. He hugged her too and told her to take care.
It was twilight when we left the airport. He started moving towards the exit. I had to almost run to keep up with him. And I think I tripped against my other foot and I closed my eyes and was flailing my arms to save myself when he caught me at my waist and steadied me. When I opened my eyes, I found him staring at me with an amusement in his eyes. 'Oh great!! I'm glad I amuse you so much!' I was thinking, when he said, "You know, you should eat properly. It's almost like you're malnutritioned!" With an "almost"-grin.
I straightened myself and told him indignantly "It is called being slim these days."'Granfather!!' I thought!! 'How dared he! ' I took a look at him and fought to look away. 'Man!! He is huge!! Even for normal persons, he's huge! Why does he need all those muscles? After all he's a businessman. Not a fighter or something. Anyhoo, why do I care about that!'
We were near the exit and I turned and was about to go to get a rickshaw when he pulled my hair. "Ouch!!" I turned towards him. "Where do you think you're going?" he asked.
'Caveman!!' I thought and answered. "I have a name by which you can call me with!! There's no need to pull my hair for that! And I'm searching for a rickshaw to go home!"
He laughed at that, which made me lose my train of thought.
He said something which I was unable to grasp. He put his hands on my shoulder and shook me gently before saying "Khushi…."
"Huh……….." was all I could say for that.
"Di aur nani ek baar tumse milna chahte hai. Shall I take you home?" I nodded at that and soon we were driving towards his home. And I was still dumbstruck with the sound of his uninhibited laugh…...
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Citation: Giblin-Davis, R., Center, B.J., Davies, K.A., Purcell, M., Scheffer, S.J., Taylor, G.S., Goolsby, J., Center, T.D. 2004. HISTOLOGICAL COMPARISONS OF FERGUSOBIA/FERGUSONINA-INDUCED GALLS ON DIFFERENT MYRTACEOUS HOSTS1. Journal of Nematology. 36:249-262.2004b. Interpretive Summary: Melaleuca quinquenervia, or paperbark tree, was introduced to south Florida in the early 1900s for use as an ornamental plant. It has proliferated tremendously since then and forms dense stands of large trees that are of little use to wildlife. It is invading wetlands at a rapid rate and is displacing native vegetation and wildlife in the process. Being explosively flammable, it presents an extreme fire hazards to houses and other building located near these dense stands and it invades pasturelands reducing forage value. As part of an ongoing project to develop biological control agents, the fly Fergsonina sp. was studied in Australia. This fly might help control Melaleuca by destroying the bud tissues that form new shoots or flowers, but to ascertain its safety, its life history must first be understood. The fly carries a nematode that it deposits in the buds of the tree when it lays an egg. The nematode causes the bud to deform and produce extra tissue, called a gall, that the fly larva eats. The gall usurps nutrients that the plant would otherwise use to grow or to produce seed, so when numerous galls are present the plant can't function normally. Other plants related to melaleuca also serve as hosts, but each plant has its own unique species of each fly and its nematode partner. This system has recently been rediscovered and it has been found that each plant produces a unique type of gall. The galls from different plant species have been characterized based on histological comparisons.
Technical Abstract: The mutualism between different host-specific Fergusobia nematodes and Fergusonina flies is manifested in a variety of gall types involving shoot or inflorescence buds, individual flower buds, stems, or young leaves in the plant family Myrtaceae. Different types of galls in the early to middle stages of development with host-specific species of Fergusobia/Fergusonina were collected from members of the Leptospermoideae (six species of Eucalyptus, two species of Corymbia, and seven species of broad-leaved Melaleuca) native to Australia, sectioned, and histologically examined to assess the effects of parasitism. The different gall forms were characterized into four broad categories; 1) individual flower bud, 2) terminal and axial bud, 3) 'basal rosette' stem, and 4) flat leaf. Gall formation in all four types appeared to be due to the location and timing of placement of the nematodes and fly eggs in a particular plant host. In all cases, early parasitism by Fergusobia/Fergusonina involved several layers of uninucleate hypertrophied cells lining the lumen of each locule (gall chamber where each fly larva and accompanying nematodes develop). Hypertrophied cells in galls were larger than normal epidermal cells, each, with an enlarged nucleus, nucleolus, and granular cytoplasm that resembled shoot bud gall cells induced by nematodes in the Anguinidae.


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CRMP4 inhibits prostate cancer cells growth in the nude mouse bone microenvironment.
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Lobos Fall to #64 UNLV 4-3
April 5, 2013
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The UNLV Rebels managed to squeeze out of the Lobos' early tight grip over them by winning the last three singles matches left on court, to ultimately win the match in close contest, 4-3. UNM drops to 9-11 overall while UNLV improves to 14-5.
The day started off strong for the Lobos as they took number one doubles fairly confident winning 8-6 at the hands of Conor Berg and Andrew Van Der Vyver.
UNLV answered back to take number two doubles 8-6 over Jadon Phillips and Riaan Du Toit, leaving the winner of court number three to decide the doubles point.
James Hignett and Mads Hegelund had a tough matchup against UNLV's Gilad Berman and Carlos Di Laura. The two were neck and neck up to until the tiebreak where the UNM duo pulled away from the competition to clinch the doubles point 9-8 (7-4).
The Lobos had the momentum on their side as they headed into the singles portion of the match.
Ace Matias from UNLV got the early lead at number one singles over Samir Iftikhar taking the match 6-2, 6-3. The score was now tied at 1-1.
The Lobos, however, would bounce back fairly quickly taking the third and fifth court. UNM had the lead at 3-1 and only needed one more point to notch the win under their belt. UNLV had other plans.
UNLV ended up taking court number four 6-4, 6-4 over Hegelund. The score was now 3-2.
The last matches on the court were number two and number six singles. Both would finish within minutes of each other.
Phillips at number two clinched the first set 6-1 over Berman but Berman picked up his game to win the match 3-6, 6-1, 6-4.
Du Toit, after falling 6-0 in the first set to Johannes Markel, found his groove in the second set to pull out a 6-4 win. His comeback story was cut short by Markel who got the edge on him in the third set to win and clinch the dual match 6-0, 4-6, 6-4.
The Lobos will now prepare for their last home match of the season against Fresno State on April 7, 2013 at 11 a.m. This will also be Senior Day as the team honors Phillips and Berg for all their hard work and dedication to the men's tennis program for the past four years.
For the latest information, be sure to follow UNM men's tennis on Twitter (@UNMMenTennis) and on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/UNM.Men.Tennis).


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Question: I have heard that permanent exhibitions at Immigration Museum feature the personal stories of individual migrants. Is this true?
Answer: Yes, it's true. The permanent exhibitions on the Immigration Museum's first floor cover a range of topics connected to immigration and cultural diversity. While some of these exhibitions appeal to quite universal themes and issues, all depend on personal stories to enhance their content and to provide points of connection between visitors and migrant experiences.
A great example of this is the gallery called "Immigrant Stories and Timeline." Here, a chronological overview of immigration history to Victoria is presented around the perimeter wall, while exhibition cases feature stories and objects connected to individual migrants representing different time periods, cultural backgrounds and motivations for migrating. Furthermore, these individual stories are linked back to the broader narrative via particular themes.
For example, the story of German immigrant Karl Muffler is not only a description of a cake-maker's life in wartime Melbourne, but gives the opportunity to explore the wider topic of civilian internment during World War II. Similarly, Masumi Hiraga Jackson's personal story of immigration to Victoria from Japan allows for an exploration of the maintenance of cultural traditions in adoptive homelands. The objects on display are linked to Masumi's involvement in traditional Japanese theatre, doll-making and Ikebana. These two stories as well as other current and past stories presented at the Immigration Museum can also be found online.
Museum staff regularly rotate the content of these cases to allow for a diverse range of immigrant stories to be exhibited; this has the added advantage of exposing visitors to a variety of objects from both the Museum's collection and community collections. The most recent inclusion is the story of Yasser Al-Alyawi, an Iraqi refugee, musician and photographer, which includes an exploration of families geographically divided by migration.
The Immigration Museum's focus on the stories of individuals is evident across the whole building, not only in the permanent collection but also in the Community Gallery and the temporary exhibition "Station Pier: Gateway to a New Life." Furthermore, the "Share a Story" database is an opportunity for visitors to not only read about individual experiences of migration, but to submit their own using computers located in the Immigration Discovery Centre.
Hi Ian, perhaps your friend would like to donate a copy of his story to the Immigration Discovery Centre. You can find out more about our donation guidelines here: http://museumvictoria.com.au/discoverycentre/ask-us-a-question/donations/donation-guidelines/
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Sonoma County does it again...Have you noticed the red signs strung beside the road following the Russian River from Santa Rosa out towards Guerneville? You can head down the road both directions from the Farmhouse Inn in either direction to run into them. Remember the old Burma Shave signs...well maybe not if you are a youngun' but I remember hearing about them in a marketing class in college. You could equate them to life sized "twitter" posts with a sense of humor. The signs were up along our earliest roads from the '20s until 1963 and were an early form of our modern billboards advertising a shaving cream. Here's an example in case you have no idea what I am talking about:
Most of the signs have something to do with beards/shaving or driving safely...at today's speeds maybe a bit of distraction but they have been up along a busy road for a couple of months and I haven't heard of any problems. When Wendell Joost of Guerneville decided to re-create the old signs along the road earlier this year he was attempting to draw business from the car clubs that come through the town each year and just shine draw attention to the area. A bit of a furor...most people see the sense of fun but there have been a few detractors; "eyesore", "dangerous", "ugly", etc. Personally I have been getting a kick out of them. I heard even some tour buses have been making a detour through the area. Here are a few of my favorites (they all end with "Burma Shave" of course:
- His tenor voice... she thought devine
'Til whiskers scratched ...Sweet Adeline
- Grandpa's beard... was stiff and coarse
And that's what caused... his fifth divorce
- Don't stick your elbow... out too far
It could go home ...in another car
- When you're frisky...from whiskey
Don't drive...'cause it's risky
- If these signs blur...and bounce around
You'd better park...and walk to town
- It would be more fun...to go by air
But we can't hang these signs up there
- His face was smooth...and cool as ice
And oh, Louise...he smelled so nice
- If you don't know...whose signs these are
You haven't traveled...very far
- Around the corner...lickety split
Beautiful car...wasn't it
And finally my own slightly re-written version of one of the old signs-
- Grab your pants...don't lose your load
You're about to ride... down River Road!
There were 600 of these original jingles (some sent in by their customers)... if you are curious collections can be found in "Sunday Drives" by Michael Larson and in "The Verse by the Side of the Road" by Frank Rowsome, Jr. or Wikipedia has quite a write up about it too. The signs are due to come down by the end of the month after the Antique Automobile Club of America comes through Santa Rosa - the AACA Annual Grand National and Western Fall Dual Meets.
What a great way to see the wonderful wacky side of the Sonoma Wine Country!
We have had our own version of the Burma Shave signs here for years- another unique approach to advertising. Have you passed by one of the Clover Stornetta Dairy billboards lately? "Clo" is their mascot cow that has her own version of crazy billboards and a book "Wholly Cow", a collection of the famous billboards.
Above sample billboards should get the idea across... don't forget this is the last weekend of the Sonoma County Fair and "Clo" is there in "person"...free Clover ice cream every afternoon. Here she is at the Ice Cream booth with Brent Farris from the local radio station KZST - bet he had seconds.
More billboards here...
and one of my favorites used to out on
highway 37...they change periodically so
don't know if this one is still up.
Off to the Fair on Sunday...Destruction Derby Day and last day of the horse races.
My grandgirls are coming up so am trying to take in the Gravenstein Apple Fair in Sebastopol too...another busy weekend. More Sonoma County fun and the weather is perfect- yet again. I hope you are able to get here to see the Burma Shave signs before they leave. But if not- check them out on-line. Good for a chuckle.
What's up in your corner of the world? Any favorite wacky things in your area you might want to share?


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Cabell Brothers (Pharmacists)
Atwood Cabell, born 1897 in Tennessee, was the first African American pharmacist in Henderson, KY. His brothers Roger W. (1893-1972) and Delmo also became pharmacists. Delmo Boutell Cabell (1895-1977), born in Madisonville, KY, was the first African American pharmacist in Providence, KY, beginning around 1917. Roger died in Henderson, KY, and Delmo died in Detroit, MI. The Cabell Brothers are related to George and Aaron Cabell. For more on Delmo Cabell, see Who's Who in Colored America, 1933-37. For more on the Cabell Family, visit the Henderson County Public Library Genealogy and Family Files.
Subjects: Medical Field, Health Care, Migration North, Pharmacists, Pharmacies
Geographic Region: Tennessee / Henderson, Henderson County, Kentucky / Madisonville, Hopkins County, Kentucky / Providence, Webster County, Kentucky / Detroit, Michigan


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Had a great trip to Kaw Lake. Anther guy an I traveled down
An hunted the 6-10 on kaw.. we took 62 ducks in those
5 days with 9 different species. Over all had a great time..
Deffinetly was not a shortage of ducks.. must've just got
There at the right time! Just wanted to say thanks to everyone from OK
who helped me along the way.


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Other kids have their own word to describe him, but Zinkoff is too busy to hear it. He doesn't know he's not like everyone else. And one winter night, Zinkoff's differences show that any name can someday become "hero".
©2002 Jerry Spinelli; (P)2002 HarperCollins Publishers
Spinelli's story captures youth, belonging, isolation, love... perfectly
Buscemi is perfect as a narrator
Can't say enough positive things about this
Must have for kids and adults alike
Maniac Magee
Equally well-written and beautifully narrated
Personality, gives you the sense of being an insider to Zinkoff's world
"I love jerry spinelli!"
everything I have ever read from spinelli is great! highly recommend any of his books
"Kinda of good but not to good"
Ok so I really do not get the beginning about this kid and stuff, but I really don't get why you have to put the music at the end. I liked the middle though and the end, not the music part the part when their really trying to find the little girl Claudia and then they find her, but Zinkoff is still looking for her for like seven hours, and then the police showed and the ambulance and I really liked it.
"I want more of this precious soul!"
What a wonderful story. Yes, this is a "children's" book, but I'm 53 & loved it. Children will love this story, too but, like all good Disney animated movies, astute adults might learn/absorb even more.
The protagonist is a joyous AND joyful, wonderful, marvelous child who loves life & school & his family &...everything!...& also doesn't realize his peers think he's a "loser". This book sends a powerful message, but not the "ram it down your throat" kind of message so many pc books of late attempt. This story will burrow under your skin & become a part of you - 'in a good way'.☺
I say I want more...but I also believe a sequel would dilute this tale, much as the sequel to "Stargirl" did for me; although very good, it wasn't a good sequel. If it had been written as a stand-alone w/a different-named protagonist, I would have bought into it more.
Anyway, if you liked "Stargirl", you'll like "Loser". If you LOVED "Stargirl" (as I did), then you'll LOVE "Loser"! What a wonderful storyteller Mr. Spinelli is. What talent/acuity/skill/dexterity/gifts he has been blessed with.
PLUS! Who can pass up the chance to hear "Carl Showalter" (Steve Buscemi) from "Fargo" narrate?! How cool is that?! Something to keep in the back of your mind & grin about while you listen (he does a stellar job, too - just hits every mark).
Worth a WHOLE credit, even though so short; THAT'S how terrific I think "Loser" is.
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By Paul McBeth
Dec. 24 (BusinessDesk) - Some 9,400 investors in failed finance company St Laurence won't get any joy from former boss Kevin Podmore's $20 million personal guarantee, according to the lender's receivers.
Deloitte's David Vance and Barry Jordan haven't factored in any recovery from Podmore's bankruptcy in their estimate for investors, and are expecting to make one more payment of 2 cents in the dollar next March.
That distribution will take the total repayments to about 16 cents in the dollar since the receivership in 2008, on top of the 10 cents investors managed to get from St Laurence's abandoned moratorium.
That's the lower end of the 15 cents to 22 cents range they had originally expected, and means there won't be any distribution for some $43 million of accrued interest or any amounts available for unsecured creditors including the capital note holders.
Brokers sleepy in Christmas Eve trading
New Zealand shares slipped in sleepy morning trading as brokers prepare for an early finish today.
Just $19.6 million of stock changed hands on the benchmark NZX 50 index with trading set to close at 1.30pm. The benchmark index fell 0.2 percent to 4045.96, led by fast food operator Restaurant Brands, which declined 1.8 percent to $2.71.
New Zealand's top 50 index has outperformed most other stock markets in developed nations this year, having gained almost 24 percent this year.
Bluestone cuts deal over break fees
Australian lender Bluestone Mortgages has cut a $200,000 deal with the Commerce Commission to refund 295 customers it charged early repayment fees to in 2006.
The regulator settled with Bluestone, Trustees Executors and TEA Custodians (Bluestone) over deferred establishment fees, which were charged when a client repaid a loan within the first four years, it said in a statement. The deal comes after the regulator lost a bid in the High Court to expand the timeframe of its initial claim against Bluestone, limiting the number of borrowers it could represent.
The commission is finalising the method for calculating payments, and will contact borrowers next year. Borrowers who may be in line for a refund are those people who entered into a consumer credit contract with Bluestone between March 27, 2006 and Oct. 13, 2006, and were charged a fee after repaying their loan within the first four years.


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Camshaft postion sensor
I changed my camshaft position sensor with a beck and arnley model the check engine light still on. Someone told me i have to only use dealer sensor is that true
I have read on Xoutpost of people fitting non-OEM sensors and the problem coming back soon after. Did you reset the SEL with a scanner?
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posted: 1-14-14... NEW Painting, "Emma Frost", you can see a larger version HERE..
posted: 12-4 -2013: NEW Painting, "Target Practice" features a cool Capt. America/ Madame Hydra commision. you can view the larger image HERE.
posted: 10-11 -2013: NEW Painting, "I can't drive 55", feat. model Samantha Smith. You can check out the full version HERE
posted: 9-18 -2013, NEW Painting: "L.A. Confidential", the third and final painting in the "Big City" series. You can read about it and view a larger image HERE.
posted: 8-12 -2013, NEW Painting: "Go Ask Alice". This image will be a limited edition cover for Zenescope Comics for the title" Alice in Wonderland" click HERE to see larger version.
posted: 3-18-2013, NEW Painting: "There's never anything good on TV". You can click HERE to see the larger version. Model: Lauren Hoffman
posted 2-27-2013: NEW painting. "What do I look like, a F***ing tour guide?" This is the second painting in a planned 3 painting city themed trilogy. model: Samantha Smith. Click here to see larger image.
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You're Gonna Need a Bigger Glass
Nothing's so delicious that caramel can't make it deliciouser.
Once again, wave after wave of wine crashes on the shores on Wine.Woot. And if you don't find anything over these two days that tempts you to splash in the surf, you might just want to hang up your stemware and stick to powdered fruit drinks. Throw in some tres classy accessories and the occasional something to nibble on, and you got a Wine.Woot-Off, brother.


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Did you know that you can view multiple presentations at the same time in MS PowerPoint?
It's not a bad thing to know when you're trying to compare presentations, or moving items from one to another.
To accomplish this goal, we're going to need to open all the presentations… obviously, the more you open, the smaller they'll appear on the screen, so be sure that you need everything that you open.
With the files open, go to the View tab of the Ribbon and click the Arrange All button.
You should be looking at something like this:
As for what I could do besides compare the presentations…
I could copy/cut and then paste from one presentation to the other.
I also found that I could drag and drop slides from one presentation to another, provided that I used a right-click when dragging the slide. This method also gave me the usual Move, Copy, Cancel choices when I realeased the right mouse button.
To get out of the side by side mode, you can simply maximize one of the presentations and you'll be back to your usual view.
If you create a lot of presentations and often find yourself copying items from one to another, then this is one tip you absolutely have to try!
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|another good first keelboat would be the Santana 20, which has some dinghy-like traits
|IMHO, when learning sailing as an adult, the most important factor to becoming 'competent' is frequency. Sail whatever gets you out on the water, and out as much as possible. Doing ASA or similar courses on a keelboat, and some dingy sailing at the same time, etc... is really the ideal. But I like the OP's idea about sunburn and small boats. Guess we just have to get a much bigger boat!
Originally Posted by Mr.Ritz View Post
... Not to mention I baked my legs in the sun which I have never done before. Everything was ultra hot from the touch. This is my fault but it sucked...
A bigger boat won't make the sun gentler or you less negative. Wear sunscreen and gloves and give it another shot. *Big Meany Alert Off*
Originally Posted by dhays View Post
Still, nothing beats the experience gained (or the ab work) of sailing a dinghy on a day with variable wind for really internalizing the concepts of wind, waves, weight, and water.
Some people learn and retain information best if it comes in through visual pathways, i.e., they see it. You probably know someone like this - you've *told* them your name a half-dozen times, then the first time you're in meeting together and you're wearing a nametag so they can *read* your name, they never forget you again. That person is a visual learner. Hearing your name, over and over, will never really help him, because the information is coming in by the auditory path. As soon as he sees and not hears your name, it sticks. By contrast, other people learn best by auditory pathways, and a third group learns best by kinetic pathways.
My strong suspicion is that people who are visual or cerebral learners - it won't matter if they learn on a 14-foot dinghy or a 40 foot heavy cruiser, they'll accomplish just the same. Because they're not learning by "feel;" they have physics diagrams in their heads and they're busy superimposing vector diagrams on a mental sketch of the boat, sails, and wind. People who are kinetic learners, who learn by feel - they're the ones who seem a bit slow in the classroom and only get it when they get out on the water. But when they get on the water, they get it right away. They're the ones who have to learn first on little dinghies before they go on to medium-size Colgates to big boats.
You can definitely learn a lot by sailing dinghies
You can definitely be put off of sailing forever more by sailing a boat that isnt comfortable or fun.
While I learned in dinghies first, I see no reason for an "eat your spinach" approach to learning to sail. It is supposed to be FUN. Sure, you can learn some things more quickly on a dinghy. That doesnt mean you cant learn them on a bigger boat. And what good does learning any of it do if it isnt fun and you end up not sailing at all?
Originally Posted by Minnewaska View Post
In my humble opinion, a J24 or a Colgate 26 are excellent trainers (the later of which is used by the Naval Academy to teach midshipmen who've never been in a dinghy sailboat).
I spent a lot of time sailing (and some racing) in San Juan 21s and San Juan 24s. FWIW, I think there is a huge difference between a 21 and 24 foot boat. So, while a J24 would seem like a dinghy compared to either of our current boats, a smaller boat such as a Cal 20, Catalina 22, or San Juan 21 would be better I would think. I'm sure there are other boats in the 20 foot range that I'm not aware of as well.
Still, nothing beats the experience gained (or the ab work) of sailing a dinghy on a day with variable wind for really internalizing the concepts of wind, waves, weight, and water.
There's other larger dinghies to sail and dinghies will accelerate your learnings.
I know a guy about your size who loves his flying scot. There's larger lazers you can sail.
If you don't like it, then you don't like it. It's all about finding a boat you like. You can hate to sail dinghies but love to sail keel boats. But don't give up the potential education a dinghy boat can give over one boat.
Try a bigger boat, and also try another dinghy, if you want more time in a small boat.
My Prec-15 is quite a bit more comfortable than a sunfish, and good for learning basics.
Having said that, I much prefer a larger keelboat for a relaxing day on the water.
Sailing has multitudes of niches....you happened to find one you don't enjoy.
|Definitely try the bigger boats. At least there will be room for the cooler without the worry of hitting your knees when you are reaching for a cold one. Enjoy and good luck.
Originally Posted by dhays View Post
I'm going to disagree a bit.
I think that rather than give up on dinghies, you should find yourself another dinghy to sail. The Sunfish is not the most comfortable boat to sail. There are a lot of other small dinghies in the 13-18 foot range that are more comfortable and will still give you the sailing experience that is so valuable.
I think that almost everyone would benefit from learning to sail in a small dinghy, just as I think that every pilot should first learn to fly in a small plane. Sailing in a dinghy helps you develop a sense of the boat the same way flying a Cessna 150 gives a pilot the feel for "stick and rudder" flying.
You certainly can got to a keel boat sooner, but in the long run you will be a much better sailor (IMO) than if you get some dinghy experience beforehand.
Many, maybe most, of our military pilots never sat in a piston driven single engine plane. Their first trainer is a turbo prop, which is considered a seriously advanced machine for the average private pilot that begins in that C150. Of course, to be in the program, one must have above average aptitude, but I'm only saying that not everyone must start at the absolute bottom.
In my humble opinion, a J24 or a Colgate 26 are excellent trainers (the later of which is used by the Naval Academy to teach midshipmen who've never been in a dinghy sailboat).
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SLIDESHOW: Nature Consortium celebrates Seattle's largest forest with a Picnic in the Park
Seattle's largest contiguous forest, the West Duwamish Greebelt was celebrated on June 15 with an event called Picnic in the Park, sponsored by Nature Consortium and Seattle Parks. It featured live music, hiking, and art activities.
Honored at the event was Rory Denovan, who is leaving Parks to become an ecologist with City Light. He was instrumental in saving the greenbelt. He was joined by Nancy Whitlock, founder of Nature Consortium, who is leaving the role of Executive Director soon, and Monica Thomas, who handles marketing for Nature Consortium.
Lili Allala, Restoration Director also presented the Golden Shovel Award to volunteer Tim Jeragy. Lizzie Jackson, Restoration and Education Coordinator for Nature Consortium, who is leaving the organization to get a teaching certificate was honored with the award of a Japanese hori hori knife, useful they said for removing vine weed.
Nature Consortium volunteers have worked to restore the habitat there and campaigned since 2003 to save a portion of the West Duwamish Greenbelt called the Soundway property to have it become park space.
The property is a wooded area located south of South Seattle Community College.
The effort began when former mayor Greg Nickels planned to sell the seven-acre area of woods called Soundway West to housing developers. Nature Consortium and others cited the importance of the forest as public green space, as habitat, and as a filter of air pollution emanating from the Duwamish industrial corridor.
Seattle City Councilmembers Tom Rasmussen, Richard Conlin and Jean Godden, as well as King County Executive Dow Constantine supported the effort. Previous State Senator Erik Poulsen and State Representatives Eileen Cody and Joe McDermott (now with the King County Council) were also active in making the park a reality.
The City of Seattle designated the property as park space in January 2011. The designation included the original seven acres of Soundway West as well as 25 acres of adjacent habitat, which are now preserved as parks space in perpetuity.
$500,000 was set aside by the state for preservation of the property, which eventually went to the City of Seattle. Nature Consortium has been collaborating with Seattle Parks and Recreation to steward and restore the property back to a healthy ecosystem.
To commemorate the occasion, Mayor McGinn proclaimed June 15 to be Soundway Day.
Hikes took visitors through the trails in the greenbelt that have been built in the last two years. Jacobo Jiminez, Trails Program staff lead for Seattle Parks described what was done in the Greenbelt. "People have always been drawn to the forest and created their own trails but they haven't always been laid out in a sustainable way. What we're charged with is repairing or building trails up to a standard so they can stand years of use."
A project they started last year in a partnership with Seattle Goodwill where three days out of the week, young people in a job training program, came to the park to do forest restoration and trail work. They built trail re-routes and retaining walls from recycled city granite curbing. Jimeniz said the long term goal is to build a trail all the way to Pigeon Point in the next 5 to 10 years. "You could walk, in the forest from here and make your way down to Alki."
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|Smugglers' Plane
|Release Date:
|November 22, 2011
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|Angry Birds Rio
Smugglers' Plane is the sixth episode in Angry Birds Rio. It debuts the Boomerang Bird and Orange Bird in Angry Birds Rio. The first half was released on November 22, 2011. In this chapter, there will be the birds to free. The second half was released on January 26, 2012. On the final level of the second pack, it's the return of Nigel!
While it was believed that Smuggler's Plane would be the final episode of Angry Birds Rio, Rovio announced via their blog that "we'll still be creating great new content for Angry Birds Rio based on deleted scenes and extras from the movie. So keep your eyes peeled for even more great Angry Birds Rio levels coming up soon!"[1]
The end cut-scene first shows the caged species becoming free, and Nigel becomes a corpse because he flew close to the propeller. The Birds finally hijack the plane and pilot it off. The second part shows a single panel of the Birds on the plane flying back to their home and away from Rio. The Pigs, seeing the eggs, are ready to steal them until the plane comes down and crashes. The cut-scene ends with the Birds having the eggs again.
- To find out what happened to Blu and Jewel, watch the ending of Rio.
- The ending cut-scenes of Smuggler's Plane show the pigs for the first time in the game.
- There is an extra Rio level when you earn all of the golden fruits. The level contains a bunch of pig balloons and in the middle is an actual King Pig balloon.