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While we're on this topic, can people throw out some good suggestions for snow tires on the WRX (on stock rims)? I know blizzak's have the rep, as do Nokian, but are they worth the name and (in some cases) price?
Also, what do people think about buying "closeout" items from places such as TireRack? They are sometimes a sweet deal, but they also warn that they probably won't be carrying them in the not too distant future (screwed in the long run?). Or should you just not order and drive into your local tire shop?
I for one am on the "need snow tires" boat. I went through last winter in NH with relatively new Bridgestone Potenza all seasons, and it SUCKED in snow. I used to drive an A6 quattro, and that I got away with good all seasons or "Sport Winter" tires, BUT that car had some weight to it. I would NOT recommend stock tires, or even basic all-seasons on the WRX in regions of even moderate to heavy snowfall (in the winter).
Just my opinion, and thanks for tire suggestions!
I have done it with summers in the past. Should have gotten multiple sets but they go bad on the shelf too (if you're picky) and they cost money up front. I'd do it again.Also, what do people think about buying "closeout" items from places such as TireRack?It's only a problem if you experience a catastrophic failure and need to replace 1 or more tires. In that case you'd be shopping for a set anyway unless it happens soon after buying the closeout (no accounting for luck but it's unlikely).They are sometimes a sweet deal, but they also warn that they probably won't be carrying them in the not too distant future (screwed in the long run?).Shop around. Online vendor + shipping + mounting locally is usually cheaper, but may not be if someone local is running a big sale.Or should you just not order and drive into your local tire shop?
The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong in the broken places. But those that will not break it kills. It kills the very good and the very gentle and the very brave impartially. If you are none of these you can be sure it will kill you too but there will be no special hurry. Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arms, 1929
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I haven't read all the comments but I think I get the drift.
I am going to buck the system here again. All seasons have come a long way folks - mostly following development by Nokian of tires for year round use in Finland in the early 2000's. You can see compared to the all seasons I run there is a wopping 2% difference in ice traction (at low speeds albeit) versus a performance winter tire, and a 25% difference with a *Q rated* full on winter tire:
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Note in the article this data is misinterpreted to indicate a clear advantage, which is not at all supported except for the Q rated tire.
Yet in the dry and wet in summer these RE960 tires surpass my old proxes 4s in every way. I think it would show much more than a 2% improvement (or 25% as the case may be) compared to snows on dry winter roads. Also, I would not consider a Q rated tire for personal reasons.
BTW the stock tires are designed so that you can learn to slide your car around a little better before you replace them with just about anything else in the world, all of which will bet better in any given condition.
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"From a little spark may burst a mighty flame." - Dante
"The stitch is lost unless the thread is knotted." - Italian proverb
I'm jumping on this bandwagon also....I currently have brand new ContiTouringContact tires, that are relatively new. But, I live near Vail, CO and commute 30 miles each way, so I'd prefer winter tires....I found these:
Decent reviews, aggressive tread and studdable. Only $90/tire studded. Unless I can get a set of stock wheels for less than $200 I'm gonna go with plain old school steel wheels with these winterforce tires.
Anyone have any other suggestions/criticisms/advice otherwise?
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Ozarks' History: Cane Hill School, 1834-1858
In 1834, Arkansas was a rough-hewn, frontier territory still two years away from statehood. Some of the Arkansas Territory's centers of civilization would hardly be noticed by passersby today. Along with Little Rock and Fort Smith, other population "strongholds" were located in towns with such unassuming names as Arkansas Post, Cane Hill and Cadron. The surest modes of travel were by foot and horseback, and most inter-community communication was via "the grapevine."
While day-to-day existence in the new territory was rough, education was still considered to be an important issue. Through an educational system, the settlers were looking to build something better -- a firmer foundation for the future.
It was in this setting on October 28 of 1834, that a group of Cumberland Presbyterians met at the Cane Hill meeting house in northwest Arkansas for the purpose of establishing a school. At the time, Cane Hill was a thriving pioneer community located 20 miles southwest of Fayetteville, in Washington County. Educationally, Cane Hill was a fortunate community. Although many of the citizens were self-educated (a frontier necessity), the newfound comfort of an established settlement allowed them to turn their thoughts toward organized education. Because there were no territorial (public) schools, parents who wanted to see their children enrolled in school relied on private, personal and community effort. The influence of teaching in homes, along with the presence of strictly "for profit" temporary schools combined to emphasize both the need for and prospects of schooling at Cane Hill. Taking these circumstances into account, those meeting at the Cane Hill Presbyterian Church a few days before the Halloween of 1834 initiated plans for Cane Hill School.
When the Cane Hill School opened for classes in April of 1835, its appearance was hardly one to rival its Ivy League counterparts back East. Students at Cane Hill were taught in a two-room, hewn-log building with only fireplaces for winter warmth. But with the community's support, the school continued to fill the educational needs for the next 15 years. Then, on December 26, 1850, Cane Hill School received a charter from the state legislature granting the privilege of awarding high school diplomas. The charter also provided a new name -Cane Hill Collegiate Institute.
Proud of the success of the Institute and persistent in the pursuit of their goals of protecting their children from religious illiteracy and the training of their sons for the Cumberland Presbyterian Ministry, Cane Hill religious and educational leaders soon began to plan a full, four-year college. Except for St. John's at Little Rock (1850) and Arkansas College at Fayetteville (1852), no other college existed in the state as any sort of model. The creation of Cane Hill College was accomplished mainly through sincere enthusiasm and faith.
An act to create Cane Hill College was approved by the Arkansas legislature on December 15, 1852. Arkansas College in Fayetteville was chartered on December 14, 1852, just one day before Cane Hill College, but in 1862 the school in Fayetteville was destroyed by fire and never reopened.
St. John's College at Little Rock was chartered in 1850 as a Masonic institution. It emphasized the teaching profession by requiring graduates receiving "tuition-free" instruction to teach in Arkansas schools at least two years after graduation. A military school was added to St. John's just before the Civil War. After the conflict, which forced suspension of operations for the duration, St. John's lingered on until 1879, then ceased operations. Cane Hill College would prove much hardier than these early contemporaries.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The top-grossing Hollywood films of 2012 showed more gun violence in those deemed appropriate for adolescents than in the movies geared toward adults, a study published on Monday found.
The findings for 2012 come after three straight years in which PG-13-rated and R-rated films showed similar levels of gun violence, the study conducted by the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania and Ohio State University said.
A PG-13 rating cautions parents that a movie may not be appropriate for those younger than 13, while R-rated films only admit those 17 and older or children accompanied by a parent or adult guardian.
The seven top-grossing films in 2012 were all rated PG-13, and five of them were action movies featuring violence, including James Bond film "Skyfall" and superhero franchises "The Avengers," "The Dark Knight Rises" and "The Amazing Spider-Man."
The study did not explain why PG-13 rated films were showing more scenes of gun violence.
Debate about violence in films and entertainment reignited in 2012 following a spate of shooting rampages - including one at a Denver-area movie theater during a showing of "The Dark Knight Rises."
Scenes of violence in Hollywood's biggest blockbusters have more than doubled since 1950, the study's authors said in an analysis of the 945 highest-grossing films since that day, published in the academic journal "Pediatrics."
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Global survey finds European Muslims "isolated"
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LONDON (Reuters) - Muslims living in European countries feel far more isolated than those living in the United States, according to a survey on coexistence, with a lack of access to education and jobs reinforcing a sense of ostracism.
At the same time, Muslims in France, Britain and Germany feel far more loyalty to their country than they are perceived to feel, and express a strong willingness to integrate.
The findings by pollsters Gallup tend to suggest that a longer period of migration to the United States and economic growth there has helped foster integration. Meanwhile, Muslims in Europe are working hard to fit in and say it is important, but they are not always seen to be succeeding.
"This research shows that many of the assumptions about Muslims and integration are wide of the mark," said Dalia Mogahed, the executive director of the Gallup Center for Muslim Studies and co-author of a report based on the findings.
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Age: 24
March 31, 1993
Charlotte, NC
4th round, 2012
How Acquired:
School: Providence (NC)
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Physical Description:
Large pitcher's frame with minimal remaining projection. Listed height and
weight look accurate.Mechanics: Throws from a
high three-quarters arm slot. Stiff, vertical delivery. Long arm action
behind with a stab then short coming forward. High leg kick. Upper
body/arm-heavy delivery. Struggles with repeating delivery and keeping
line to the plate. Only average arm speed. Lefties get a really good look
at the ball.Fastball: 92-94 mph, topping out at
97 mph. Needs to pitch with downward plane more consistently. Fastball
lacks life and doesn't miss enough bats. Well below-average command and
control. Plus velocity, but pitch plays closer to average.
Changeup: 83-85 mph. Drops with split-like movement at times.
Mostly firm with minimal movement. Some feel. Potential average offering.
Slider: 82-84 mph. Sweepy, horizontal break. Lacks
bite. First showed in 2016. Below-average potential.
Curveball: 79-81 mph. Short, vertical 12-to-6 break. Lacks depth
and tends to roll to the plate. Below-average potential. In the past has
thrown a version at 75-77 mph with long 12-to-6 break. Inconsistent, but
will flash average-to-slightly above-average potential. Used to instead
throw a knuckle-curve between 74-78 mph that flashed plus potential, but
switched to a traditional curveball during the 2015 season with Salem.
Career Notes: Missed significant time in 2014 with a
broken hand suffered when he punched the ground in frustration after
failing to make a play, hitting a sprinkler. Moved to the bullpen during
the 2016 season. Participated in 2013, 2014, and 2016 Fall Instructional
League.Summation: Projects as a fringe
Triple-A arm. Has the size you want to see in a pitcher, but stuff doesn't
miss enough bats, and needs to improve secondaries and command and
control. When on will show intriguing stuff, but to inconsistent and
rarely has everything working at once. Has struggled in the past with
controlling emotions while on the mound, showing visible frustration and
letting innings snowball.
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He may be known as the Iron Tulip, but Louis van Gaal could be summed up with a much more accurate nickname after triggering the biggest upheaval seen at Manchester United in recent memory; namely the axe wielder.
No less than 12 players have left United since Van Gaal arrived at Old Trafford midway through July, while Rio Ferdinand was deemed to be surplus to requirements before the Dutchman's arrival. United did have a rather large squad to cope with, although Van Gaal has both world class quality and up and coming talent to work with following their dramatic end to the transfer window.
Luke Shaw and Ander Herrera were signed early in the window, before deals for Marcus Rojo and a British record transfer for Angel Di Maria were completed last month. Not content with his business so far, Van Gaal added Netherlands defender Daley Blind on transfer deadline day, before finally completing the shock move for Radamel Falcao at 1.30am this morning.
While a number of players had already been given the green light to move on, United were still quick to rid themselves of some of the fringe players that were facing a season of frustration following the last-minute deals.
Click on the gallery below to see who Louis van Gaal deemed not good enough for Manchester United.
The 13 players that have left Manchester United under Louis van Gaal
The 13 players that have left Manchester United under Louis van Gaal
1/13 Shinji Kagawa (Borussia Dortmund £6.3m)
The Japanese midfielder arrived at Old Trafford amid a sea of hope and expectation, but his time at Old Trafford will sadly be remembered as a failure. Kagawa established himself as one of the standout attacking midfielders in European football, helping Borussia Dortmund to consecutive Bundesliga titles between 2010 and 2012 before United came calling. Sir Alex Ferguson seemed uncertain on where Kagawa's best position was, alternating him between his favoured central role and playing as a left-sided winger where he was largely anonymous. His torrid time in the Premier League came to an end on Sunday, as Dortmund took him back for around £10m less than they received two years ago.
2/13 Alexander Buttner (Dinamo Moscow, £5.6m)
Just when Buttner put in his best performance for United, he found himself out the door. His showing against Bayern Munich last season was arguably his finest in the red of United, and with Patrice Evra nearing the end of his contract, there was talk that the Dutchman could push on for a regular starting spot. However, Van Gaal's arrival signalled the end of his two-year stay with United, as he clearly signalled his intention not to play under the former Netherlands manager that overlooked him for the World Cup.
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3/13 Patrice Evra (Juventus, £2.5m)
Evra unusually agreed a one-year contract extension just over a month before his contract ran out only to leave the club two months later. The veteran left-back signed a new deal to keep him with the club until 2015, and looked to be in Van Gaal's plans to help develop new signing Luke Shaw. That was until Italian champion Juventus lodged a £2.5m offer, and United decided to cash in on the Frenchman after eight years of loyal service.
4/13 Bebe (Benfica, £2.4m)
One of Sir Alex Ferguson's biggest mistakes finally left United this summer after a dismal time in Manchester. Bebe arrived at United in 2010 for a rather worrying £7m even though Ferguson had never seen him play, and he quickly showed that he did not have the skills to cut it at Old Trafford. Just two appearances and three loan spells later, Bebe was offloaded to Benfica for less than half of what United paid for him. The less said about Bebe, the better.
5/13 Rio Ferdinand (QPR, free)
While Ferdinand technically left the club before Van Gaal arrived, you have to believe that the incoming manager would've instructed the club to tie him down to a new contract should he feature in his plans. Having spent 12 long and successful years with the club, Ferdinand was on the move, which came as a surprise given that United had already bode farewell to another veteran defender in Nemanja Vidic. The former England captain agreed a free transfer to join up once more with Harry Redknapp after agreeing to join QPR, having worked together at West Ham at the start of Ferdinand's career.
6/13 Angelo Henriquez (Dinamo Zagreb, loan)
Henriquez is yet to make his United debut despite joining the club two years ago, and at 20 years old the belief is that he may have missed the boat if he is to break into the side. Having been sent on loan to Wigan and Real Zaragoza, Henriguez will spend this season with Dinamo Zagreb, and the likelihood is that he won't be part of Van Gaal's plans in the future.
7/13 Nani (Sporting Lisbon, loan)
The great hope who was tasked with replacing Cristiano Ronaldo never really delivered on his promise, as he ranged between the occasionally sublime and the regularly frustrating during his many performances for United. He looked to be on his way out of the club two seasons ago, only for David Moyes to arrive and promptly reward him with a five-year contract that still has four years left to run. Despite the lengthy deal, Nani was offered to his former club Sporting Lisbon, and will spend the season back in his homeland in an attempt to find some form.
8/13 Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace, loan)
United were quick to sign the promising Zaha after he impressed with Crystal Palace, but he has never really been given a chance to stamp his claim for first team recognition. Moyes sent him out on loan to Cardiff for the second half of last season, and he has been allowed to return to South London for this campaign in an attempt to rediscover the form that saw many mark him out as an England star of the future.
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9/13 Javier Hernandez (Real Madrid, loan)
The eternal super-sub has departed for the European champions to become, well, a super-sub. It's highly unlikely that Hernandez will be able to usurp the likes of Karim Benzema, Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale, and he looks likely to be used by Carlo Ancelotti as cover for the big-three alongside Jese Rodriguez once he returns from a long-term knee injury.
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10/13 Tom Lawrence (Leicester, £1m)
The 20-year-old made his sole appearance for United at the end of last season after interim manager Ryan Giggs handed him his first Premier League start in the 3-1 win over Hull – he was later substituted for the United legend's final appearance before retirement. Having spent loan spells with Carlisle United and Yeovil Town during the last year, he completed a £1m move to Premier League newcomers Leicester City on deadline day.
11/13 Danny Welbeck (Arsenal, £16m)
A somewhat surprise departure on the final day of the transfer window saw Welbeck head to Premier League rivals Arsenal for £16m in a deal that was not announced until nearly 1am this morning. Welbeck has always struggled to lock himself into the starting line-up under both Ferguson and Moyes, and while he has made three appearances under Van Gaal he did not start a league game for United under the Dutchman. Welbeck will hope a solid run in the Arsenal side in the absence of Olivier Giroud will help establish himself at his new club.
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12/13 Nick Powell (Leicester, loan)
Powell joined United as a highly-rated teenager from Crewe Alexander tipped for a big future, and spent last season with Wigan where he impressed in the Championship. His reward is a chance to show he can cut it in the Premier League, and his addition to Leicester could be one of the loan signings of the summer if it pays off, such is his talent. While he may not feature in Van Gaal's plans just yet, regulars at the King Power Stadium will be licking their lips in anticipation at seeing what he can offer to Nigel Pearson's side.
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13/13 Michael Keane (Burnley, loan)
Keane is another who has been rewarded for a long spell in the championship with a loan move to a Premier League side. He's featured for Leicester, Derby and Blackburn in recent years having made just one appearance for United, and Burnley will hope he can help them to an unlikely Premier League survival given they are the bookies favourites to go down at the end of the season.
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Public College Tuition Increased by 15% Last Year from Two Years Ago
Mark Kantrowitz
June 13, 2012
Nationwide, in-state tuition at 4-year public colleges increased by 15.0% from 2008-09 to 2010-11, according to updated college affordability data released by the U.S. Department of Education on Tuesday, June 12, 2012. (These figures do not appear to be weighted by full-time equivalent enrollment.)
Tuition at community colleges increased by an even greater percentage, 16.6%. Tuition at 4-year non-profit colleges increased by 9.7%, at 4-year for-profit colleges by 8.1%, at 2-year non-profit colleges by 13.5% and at 2-year for-profit colleges by 12.6%.
The net price, however, did not increase at double-digit rates. Net price subtracts grants from total college costs. The net price is the amount the student and his or her family must pay from income, savings and loans to cover college costs.
The net price for in-state students increased by 4.6% at 4-year public colleges and by 0.8% at community colleges. The net price increased by 6.1% at 4-year non-profit colleges, 6.7% at 4-year for-profit colleges, 16.3% at 2-year non-profit colleges and 10.9% at 2-year. Except at community colleges, the net price increased much faster than the overall inflation rate, the Consumer Price Index (CPI-U).
Cuts in state support are the primary cause of public college tuition inflation. According to the Illinois Grapevine report, states cut their support of higher education by an average of 7.6% this year. Public colleges compensate for the appropriations cuts in a variety of ways, such as by increasing tuition, cutting enrollments (fewer students to split a smaller pie) and by shifting enrollment to out-of-state and international students (who pay higher tuition rates).
Overall, the rankings of individual colleges according to tuition and net price did not change much. Pennsylvania still has some of the most expensive public colleges in the nation, with 23 of the top 33 by tuition and 9 of the top 33 by net price. Among non-profit colleges, Connecticut College ($43,990) unseated Sarah Lawrence College ($43,564) as the college with the highest tuition rates. Art and music colleges had some of the highest net prices. Among for-profit colleges, West Coast University had the highest tuition.
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Is there a way to dump animation that is in the Animation Mixer stored as a motion clip back to the timeline?
For example, I take motion from the timeline, like a bounce of a ball, load it into the mixer and cycle it 3 times. Is there a way to dump the entire clip (including the cycling motion) back to the timeline with all of the keyframes?
This would allow me to edit this very quickly.
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Happy Thanksgiving week!
Last weekend, in my Market Forecast, we discussed,
"For the new week, we may start to see some bounces. SPX now has resistance between 1400 and 1420. Markets now may be more "news-driven" than usual as the recent pullback have rendered stocks range-bound for the near term. If the markets do bounce, we'll likely see a stock-picking environment. Financials broke down last week as industrials and techs fell lower. On the downside, the support between 1360 and 1380 will be very important."
Well, the market was indeed driven by news last week. The overall tone remained negative as investors carefully monitored the progress on getting a budget deal from Congress. Things were range-bound on Monday and Tuesday, but took a nosedive on Wednesday after not receiving new insights from Obama's media conference. Stocks continued to slide lower until late morning on Friday when Congressional leaders came out and gave markets a glimmer of hope that a bi-partisan deal could be done. SPX ended the week just shy of 1360.
For the week, the Dow was down 277.08 points; SPX lost 19.97 points; Nasdaq fell 51.74 points. Gold slid below $1720/ounce and oil was flat, holding at around $87/barrel. At the time of this writing, Asian markets were mostly positive, but, China was still weak. Here are where the US markets closed on Friday:
On Friday, SPX added +6.55 points to close at 1359.88, just shy of 1360. The daily MAs and MACD slid.
Nasdaq gained +16.19 points to close at 2853.13. The daily MAs and MACD were down.
Both SPX and Nasdaq fell below their respective support levels during the week and barely bounced back on Friday, after encouraging comments from Congress. Surprisingly, VIX took a sharp fall last week, closing at 16.41. For the new week…
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One Direction Announces 2015 'On The Road Again' Tour: Watch Here!
Kicking off the week with an exciting announcement, the boys of One Direction shared an informative video with fans on Monday (May 19).
Harry Styles, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik and Niall Horan teamed up to share details about their upcoming "On the Road Again" tour, which kicks off in Sydney, Australia on February 7.
After their time Down Under, One Direction will travel to Japan, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, Johannesburg, Cape Town and Dubai.
The British boy band is currently on their "We We Are" world tour. Check out their announcement and 2015 tour dates below!
One Direction "On The Road Again" 2015 Tour Dates:
7th February – Allianz Stadium, Sydney
11th February – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
14th February – Etihad Stadium, Melbourne
17th February – AAMi Stadium, Adelaide
20th February – Patterson Stadium, Perth
24th February – Dome, Osaka, Japan
25th February – Dome, Osaka, Japan
27th February – Saitama Super Arena, Tokyo, Japan
28th February – Saitama Super Arena, Tokyo, Japan
1st March – Saitama Super Arena, Tokyo, Japan
11th March – National Stadium, Singapore
14th March – Rajamangala Stadium, Bangkok, Thailand
18th March – Asia World Expo, Hong Kong
21st March – Mall of Asia Concert Ground, Manila, Philippines
25th March – Stadium Utama Gelora Bung Karno, Jakarta, Indonesia
South Africa:
28th March – FNB Stadium, Johannesburg
29th March – FNB Stadium, Johannesburg
1st April – Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town
4th April – 7HE Sevens, Dubai


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Back when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, I studied Sociology at the University of Michigan. As a young 20-something woman, I was unsure what career field I should choose and so, like many young people still today, I spun the wheel. I was interested in why people did the things they did--so Sociology and, at U-M, its counterpart Social Psychology seemed the perfect field of study.Under the tutelage of some great profs and their sometimes-great laboratory assistants, I learned about people and … [Read more...]
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text: Back the #SaveOurSteel campaign . Save Our Steel The UK's steel industry is in crisis. Our steel jobs could be lost unless the government acts now to save it. It's vital we keep up the fight to save jobs – and save our steel. Let's make our voices heard. Back the #SaveOurSteel campaign Over 5,000 steel jobs could be gone in the space of weeks and the entire industry, which employs 30,000 people, could be gone in a year. The light on Redcar, the steel mill that produced the steel for Sydney Harbour bridge, has been snuffed out. When Tata's Motherwell and Cambuslang plants shut it will it will be the first time since the industrial revolution that no furnace has operated in Scotland. With 900 jobs at Tata in Scunthorpe set to go and Caparo Industries in administration the industry is at crisis point. The communities that rely on these plants will not recover. Local towns have already been hit hard by cutbacks at plants. The government cannot continue to sit back and do nothing. It needs to act and it needs to act now. The steel and metals industry delivers £95bn of the country's GDP, an estimated £12bn in taxes and levies and £7bn in wages and NI contributions to the exchequer. A flood of Chinese subsidised steel is being dumped on the market sending global prices tumbling and fuelling the crisis. The government must stop sitting on its hands and act now to stop the steel meltdown and save our steel. Four things the government must do now: Cut business rates for the steel industry immediately with a fairer system of valuation. Give the steel industry a break from green taxes and high energy bills. Take urgent action to stop the dumping of cheap Chinese steel. Make a commitment to use British steel for all major infrastructure and construction projects and all government backed contracts should look to use British-made steel. Latest campaign news NTUSCC statement on Tata Steel ballot26 January 2017 Ministers urged to 'Save our Steel' and adopt cross party steel blueprint23 January 2017 Tata Steel urged to give 'cast iron' guarantees to end the 'rollercoaster of uncertainty'08 July 2016 Unite warns Tata against a 'fire sale' and allowing Port Talbot to 'wither on the vine'07 July 2016 'March of the steelworkers' urges Tata to be a responsible seller25 May 2016 More campaign news ›


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The 4th of July is a good ass time. From delicious BBQs to beautiful fireworks, the 4th is a holiday that all Americans look forward to. What no one seems to jump for joy about is July 5th: The Day After The 4th. Here are 9 thoughts that every single college kid has the morning after the 4th.
"I need to poop NOW."
The combination of food that you ingested the day before is wreaking havoc on your insides. Red, white, and blue cupcakes, chips, s'mores and burgers are all churning together inside you and you feel like you might combust. This is even worse than that time you slapped the bag for a minute straight…
"Where the f is my [wallet, keys, dignity, etc.]?"
No doubt thing's got shambly last night. You panic as you go through a mental checklist of all the shit you're gonna have to go find soberly in the light of day today. Nothing like a walk of shame to collect your dignity. Somehow it's more acceptable at school than it is in your hometown…
"Am I deaf???"
Your eardrums were metaphorically pummeled by the sounds of fireworks bursting and cracking. You massage your ears because you think that will help. You wonder if this is the end of the road for your hearing. Not even the frat basement is that loud.
"Did I finish that entire 'merica Budweiser thirty rack?"
4th of July is an all day party. It's no surprise that when you peak into the near empty thirty rack you feel nauseous at the sight of all the beer you consumed. Next year, you're switching to hard alcohol. That will solve everything, right?
"Why does everything smell like hot dogs?"
You thought it would be impressive to try and eat as many hotdogs as possible in honor of the Nathan's Contest; it wasn't impressive. It was nasty. You embarrassed your parents and almost pooped your pants.
"If I have to hear 'Born in The U.S.A.' one more time, I'm going to freak out."
America sing-a-longs are all in good fun until the 8th time around. And then it's time to shut that shit off before you ruin the songs forever.
"This temporary tattoo isn't going anywhere, anytime soon."
It seemed like a good idea to stick on 8 tacky, glitter flag temporary tattoos all over your arms. Now it's back to the internship and your boss isn't going to be too impressed. Sigh.
Pro Tip: Baby oil always does the trick.
"My diet starts today."
Everyone always seems to choose July 5th as the day to start working out again and eating healthier. Maybe it's because of the beer bloat your chillin' with the morning after. I say live with no ragretz.
"Next year I'm going to [eat, drink, party] less."
That's what you said last year, hotshot.


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text: Early in spring training, the buzz was that Scott Eyre and Neal Cotts would be the two lefties in the bullpen most likely to break camp with the parent squad. Then Cotts struggled in Cactus League action and was demoted to Triple-A Iowa in the middle of camp. Then manager Lou Piniella said the Cubs just might break camp with only one southpaw reliever. Then Eyre hurt his elbow. Speculation in the final week of camp was that Sean Marshall, who was out of the starting derby, would get the nod. In the end, the guy who got the call was lefty Carmen Pignatiello, who posted a 0.87 ERA in 11 Cactus League games.


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The New Pearl Harbor: 9/11 Treason
No Justice No Peace: California's Battle Against Police Brutality & Racist Violence
Oliver Stone's Untold History of the United States (10 parts)
Counter-Intelligence - Inside the CIA
Ethos - Time to Unslave Humanity
COVER UP: Behind the Iran-Contra Affair
I AM NOT MOVING, Occupy Wall Street (2011)
"The Secret Government" Bill Moyers, PBS (1987)
Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Vilifies a People (2006)
The World According to Monsanto
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The Garden Club of Lighthouse Point
Inger Jones
President of the Garden Club of Lighthouse Point
Protecting our Florida's
environment is more critical today than ever before. A direct result of the
abuses to our landscape, our air, our water…Climate change. To ignore the
Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act and most recently "fracking" in Florida
is taking a toll on the land we love.
2017 Flower Show
Horticulture Entry Forms
Membership in the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc. is open to all regardless of gender, age, race, ethnicity or religious affiliation
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"Cultivate" lasting friendships
Sow "seeds" of kindness
Listen to "sage" advice
Don't let the little things "bug" you
Be outstanding in your "field"
Take "thyme" for yourself!
No "vining"!!
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What's a Garden Club anyway??
This question usually evokes visions of "ladies wearing hats, sipping tea in their gardens, admiring their flowers" This is partly true, but did you know that the Ladies Garden Club of Athens, Georgia in 1891 founded the first club and 38 years later to become a National Organization, known as National Garden Clubs or "NGC". It spans the United States, District of Columbia with international affiliates of Mexico and South America. NGC boasts over 7,000 garden clubs with membership over 221,000, making it the largest volunteer organization in the world! In 1925 Florida joined NGC and is known as Florida Federation of Garden Clubs or "FFGC". Today its membership is over 17,000 members. The state is divided into twelve districts, with Broward County being District XI. Broward County is the smallest with 370 members and 7 clubs, 8 circles. The clubs are located Coral Springs, Hollywood, Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, Lighthouse Point, Oakland Park, Pompano Beach and Fort Lauderdale with its 8 circles. Updated 2011
If you love gardening, flowering plants/bushes/trees, birds, herbs, butterflies, water gardens, floral design, garden clubs have it. Want to learn more about protecting our environment and the conservation of our natural resources and our water, garden clubs have it. Want to get involved in community projects, garden clubs have it "ALL".
So, if you want to meet new friends and hear interesting programs, attend a garden clubs meeting. To find out more and find a garden club in your area, visit District XI's website. You just might meet someone from your hometown, who is just like you!
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Trunk on 99 JGC does not lock
I have never really worried about the trunk not locking but I just bought a nice little set of tools that I wish to keep in my vehicle. The automatic doors lock but the trunk does not and there is no key lock to manually do it, is there a fix for this? Will the glass lock also if I can get the trunk to lock?
Re: Trunk on 99 JGC does not lock
Have you checked all of the fuses? It could also be the lock actuator, either it has a loose connection or its broken. You will have to take the inner liner off the door to get at it.
Re: Trunk on 99 JGC does not lock
The flipup glas will indeed lock as soon as the tailgate lock actuator is locked. Its using a limit switch in the tailgate actuator to "lock" or "unlock" the flipup glas. (the limit switch enables the electrical circuit to the flipup glas solenoid)
There is no separate fuse for the tailgate lock actuator, its in parallel with the passenger, the left aft and right aft lock actuators.
So indeed or its a loose or broken wire, or more likely, a broken tailgate actuator. You can lock/unlock it from the inside, via the small square access panel, but its not that easy to do (see) and its in fact just a last change option.
Re: Trunk on 99 JGC does not lock
Check out post number 8 in this thread it could be the motor, linkage,wiring or fuse associated with the lock mechanism. http://www.jeepgarage.org/f78/tailgate-wont-open-need-new-latch-mechanism-33318.html
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Thanks you guys, extremely helpful
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Jermain Defoe believes the number of Tottenham players in the England squad reflects the club's new position of strength in the domestic game.
Defoe, Kyle Walker, Scott Parker and Steven Caulker are among Roy Hodgson's selections for the World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Montenegro, while Michael Dawson and Aaron Lennon were named in the original party but had to withdraw because of injury.
Despite a recent wobble, Spurs remain fourth in the Premier League and on course to qualify for next season's Champions League.
"We've done well as a club this season and, as individuals, we've set a standard," said Defoe. "It's fantastic that so many of us were picked for the original squad.
"I missed the friendly against Brazil because of my ankle injury but we want our good form to continue. At this stage of the season, people get tired but it's important to keep concentrating and to make sure you prepare well for every game."
Defoe has yet to start firing again after the ankle damage sustained at West Brom on February 3, which kept him out for a month. Spurs need either Defoe or Emmanuel Adebayor to rediscover their touch in front of goal in the closing weeks of the season.
Defoe, 30, is without a goal since Boxing Day but that has not dented the faith of Hodgson, who kept in regular touch with the striker throughout his enforced absence.
Defoe said: "The manager was great. He texted me after I got my injury to ask how I was and he told me he was looking forward to seeing me. He has always been good with me."
The inclusion of club-mate Caulker in the squad was a direct result of Rio Ferdinand's withdrawal. The Manchester United player's decision to pull out cast doubt on his international future but Defoe is certain Ferdinand would make the team stronger should he return.
Speaking before Ferdinand's decision to miss the double-header, Defoe said: "He's a top player, still one of the best, even at 34. He can improve the side a lot because of the tournaments he's played in and what he's won in the game.
"He's at one of the world's top clubs and is still one of the best defenders."
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that the DJIA will touch 20,000 on the day of Trump's inauguration (Jan. 20), or the day after (Jan. 23)?
(Of course, all the "experts" predicted that the markets would dive, if DJT got elected. and we all know what really happened. Not sure what the "expert" thinking is for when he actualyl takes over; but if the "experts" think the markets will jump again, then I guess we're going to be in for a big let-down!)


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Using disposable materials, collected before they
enter the waste stream, workshop participants help construct
original performing objects and costume elements inspired by
traditions from around the world.
See a toy so amazing, so unbelievable, it has the power to
transform into anything you want it to be. Enter a world where
imagination rules, and ordinary becomes extraordinary.
Visitors become space adventurers and set off on a journey to
discover the Universe in a way never done before. Travel a billion
light-years and back, fly through space, orbit the Moon, zoom into
a canyon on Mars, and soar through the cosmic web where a million
galaxies shower down. The experience was created utilizing real
telescopic data and the best scientific imagery.
Scenes from the Stone Age: The Cave Paintings of
Lascaux transports visitors to the Lascaux cave in France,
where they'll discover prehistoric cave paintings. Walk through a
full-sized replica of the cave, meet a lifelike stone-age family
and play with interactive displays explaining the life of people
who may have inhabited the cave.
Tickets are included in both Discovery and All-Access passes to
the museum.
Delve into the mysterious world of bioluminescence, from the
glowworms dangling from the ceiling of New Zealand's famous Waitomo
Caves, to the deep-sea fishes that illuminate the perpetually dark
depths of the oceans. Discover the variety of ways in which light
is used to attract a mate, lure unsuspecting prey, or defend
against a predator, and see how scientists study this amazing
ability to glow.
The exhibition showcases more than 100 animal specimens
that have been preserved through the process of
Plastination. From goats to giraffes and octopuses to
ostriches, guests will see the inner workings of some of the
world's most impressive animals and better understand the evolution
of animals and the natural world.
A new exhibit that explores how food connects us to the
natural world and to each other. Sights, smells and tastes
benchmark the story of food as it journeys into our stomachs and
imagination. Includes hands-on interactives, family
activities and active public programs.
If you're looking for an alternative to skating at
Millennium Park this winter, look up. Way up-94 stories, to be
exact. Touted as the World's Highest Ice Skating Rink, the 94th
floor of the John Hancock Center gives ice skaters a bird's-eye
view of the city and the lake.
At 20 feet by 45 feet, the rink is probably too small to
be your solo destination of the day, but paired with a trip to see
the view from the Hancock, it's a nice way for kids to burn off
energy while parents enjoy the great view. And because it's
synthetic ice, skaters stay warm and don't get wet.
The rink is scheduled to be open for skating from 9
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(in addition to the cost to get into the Hancock Observatory). You
can bring your own skates or rent some there for a
Celebrate that Spring is in the air and that everyone has
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Exercise 2
1. A survey was made to find the type of music that a certain group of young people liked in a city. Adjoining pie chart shows the findings of this survey.
From this pie chart answer the following:
(i) If 20 people liked classical music, how many young people were surveyed?
Answer: When 10 people liked classical music, number of people surveyed is 100
So, When 1 person liked the classical music, number of people surveyed is
When 20 people like the classical music, number of people surveyed
(ii) Which type of music is liked by the maximum number of people?
Answer: Light music is liked by maximum number of people.
(iii) If a cassette company were to make 1000 CD's, how many of each type would they make?
Answer: Number of CD's for different music
Semi Classical = 1000 x 20% = 200
Classical = 1000 x 10% = 100
Folk = 1000 x 30% = 300
Light = 1000 x 40% = 400
2. A group of 360 people were asked to vote for their favourite season from the three seasons rainy, winter and summer.
(i) Which season got the most votes?
(ii) Find the central angle of each sector.
(iii) Draw a pie chart to show this information.
Answer: (i) Winter got the most number of votes.
(ii) Central Angle can be calculated as follows:
(iii) Pie Chart is as follows:
3. Draw a pie chart showing the following information. The table shows the colours preferred by a group of people.
Calculate respective proportion of each colour and use that proportion to find the central angle.
Answer: Following is the required pie chart:
4. The adjoining pie chart gives the marks scored in an examination by a student in Hindi, English, Mathematics, Social Science and Science. If the total marks obtained by the students were 540, answer the following questions. All values are shown in degrees.
(i) In which subject did the student score 105 marks?
In the pie chart 70° is the angle for Math, so the student scored 105 marks in math.
(ii) How many more marks were obtained by the student in Mathematics than in Hindi?
Answer: The difference in central angle between Math and Hindi = 90°-70°=20°
(iii) Examine whether the sum of the marks obtained in Social Science and Mathematics is more than that in Science and Hindi.
Answer: Total of Angles of Social Science and Math = 80°+70°=150°
Total of Angles of Science and Hindi = 65°+90°=155°
It is clear that sum of marks obtained in Social Science and Math is less than that in Science and Hindi.
5. The number of students in a hostel, speaking different languages is given below. Display the data in a pie chart.
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Vatican City, Sep 12, 2012 / 05:09 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Only 48-hours before his Apostolic Visit to Lebanon begins, Pope Benedict XVI has called upon the Christians of the Middle East to help create peace in the troubled region. "I exhort all Christians of the Middle East, both those born there and the newly arrived, to be builders of peace and architects of reconciliation," the Pope said at the conclusion of his General Audience at the Vatican Sept. 12. "Let us pray to … [Read more...]
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Vatican City, Sep 12, 2012 / 04:04 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- In the wake of Pope Benedict's call for peace in Colombia, the country's bishops, who are in Rome for their ad limina visit, made a pilgrimage to the Church of St. Francis in Assisi to pray for reconciliation. For 25 years, the Bishops' Conference of Colombia has been encouraging Colombians to pray for peace, in their desire to see the country's decades-long civil conflict come to an end. On Monday, Benedict … [Read more...]
Hobby Lobby sues government over contraception mandate
Washington D.C., Sep 12, 2012 / 02:14 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Arts and crafts retailer Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc., announced that it is filing a lawsuit against the federal government over a mandate requiring it provide coverage of early-abortion drugs to employees. "We have always operated our company in a manner consistent with Biblical principles, including integrity and service to others," said Hobby Lobby founder and CEO David Green. At a Sept. 12 press call announcing the … [Read more...]
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Strasbourg, France, Sep 12, 2012 / 12:02 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Attorneys representing the United Kingdom said last week that Christians might have to forfeit their jobs if they wish to express their faith in the workplace. "Employees are free to resign if they find their employment incompatible with their religious beliefs," government lawyer James Eadie said. "They can obtain alternative employment in which they can reflect their religion as they wish." His … [Read more...]
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Former Komen executive reveals Planned Parenthood backlash in new book
Denver, Colo., Sep 12, 2012 / 04:09 am (CNA).- In her new book, Karen Handel relays the story behind the "aggressive" and "partisan" attacks from Planned Parenthood following the breast cancer charity's announcement to cut grant funding. Handel told CNA that when Komen for the Cure announced Feb. 1 that it had decided to restructure funds to Planned Parenthood, the charity "was trying to make a common sense business decision." However, what followed … [Read more...]
Franciscan University defends deviance course against critics
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Is corporal punishment child abuse?
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Macon County schools recently revised the Board Policy to give parents the option to opt out of allowing their child to be subjected to corporal punishment.
The Federal Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA) defines child abuse and neglect at a minimum as "any recent act or failure to act on the part of a parent or caretaker, which results in death, serious physical or emotional harm, sexual abuse, or exploitation, or an act or failure to act which presents as imminent risk of serious harm." (more…)
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This guest post is by Raybiker73 and entry in our non-fiction writing contest .
You can also read part one here.
So you've already decided on getting an amateur radio license, and you find yourself with a few questions. One of the first questions you have is probably, "What is all this 'wavelength' and 'meter band' and 'HF' stuff?" Or, maybe you wonder what that guy was talking about when he invited you to "check in to our prepper net down on 80, we're at 3850." Like most pursuits, ham radio uses some specialized jargon. Let's try to clear up a few of the basics.
Ham radio operates on certain segments of radio frequencies, or bands. Just like AM radio is found between 540 and 1710 kHz, and FM radio is found between 87 and 108 MHz, ham radio has its own sections of bandwidth to occupy. These bands are generally referred to using the approximate physical wavelength of the radio waves. For instance, the "80-meter band" runs from 3.500 MHz to 4.000 MHz (3500 to 4000 kHz), as 80 meters is the approximate physical wavelength of a radio wave at those frequencies. Likewise, anything from 28.000 MHz to 29.700 MHz is considered the "10-meter band," and so on. Remember, these are approximations, as wavelengths change with every change in frequency. The "band plan" designations just make it easier to group them together.
If you know the frequency and want to calculate the approximate wavelength, there's an easy formula to get a fast-and-dirty result. Just take 300 divided by the frequency in MHz. For example, using this formula with 146.5 MHz, we come up with a result of 300/146.5 = 2.047. Correspondingly, 146.5 MHz is found in the 2-meter band. Another one, 14.150 MHz, would be 300/14.150 = 21.20. That means that 14.150 falls in the 20-meter band.
Frequencies in ham radio are referred to in either megahertz (MHz) or kilohertz (kHz). 1000 kHz = 1 MHz. You might hear somebody referring to a contact they made on 40 meters at either "seven point two" or at "seventy-two hundred." That's just two ways of saying the same thing. 7.2 MHz = 7200 kHz. Using our previous formula, 300/7.2 = 41.66, so that frequency is in the 40 meter band.
So, when that guy earlier asked you to join a discussion net "down on 80 at 3850," you now know that if you tune in to 3.850 MHz on the 80-meter band, that's where you'll find him. Pretty easy!
For those of you who are old enough, do you remember your old TV set that had separate dials for VHF and UHF? Those terms stand for Very High Frequency and Ultra High Frequency, and while your TV shows now come via cable or satellite, VHF and UHF, along with HF (High Frequency), are still terms you encounter every day in ham radio.
Although there are frequencies both above and below, the three most common in ham radio are HF, VHF and UHF. Ham radio HF starts at 1.8 MHz (just above AM broadcast frequencies) and goes the whole way up to 30 MHz, and includes the 160-, 80-, 60-, 40-, 30-, 20-, 17-, 15-, 12- and 10-meter bands. This is the frequency range that you'll sometimes hear referred to as "shortwave." Ham radio VHF starts at 50 MHz and goes up through 300 MHz, and includes the 6-, 2- and 1.25-meter bands. FM broadcast radio (87 MHz-108 MHz) falls in the middle of this segment. Ham radio UHF frequencies start at 300 MHz and run the whole way up to 3000 MHz, and you'll find most users on the 70-cm and 33-cm bands. Great, so… what's the difference?
The short answer to that question is "distance." The HF bands are generally more geared towards long-distance communication, while the VHF and UHF bands are for more local communication. For example, in an SHTF situation, most of your communication with the outside world would be on the HF frequencies, and for local operations the hams in your group would likely be using handheld or mobile VHF radios to communicate with each other. Those rules aren't written in stone – you can talk to someone just a few miles away on HF, and if conditions are right you can get out pretty far on VHF, but generally, lower frequencies = longer potential communication distance. For a person holding a technician license, most of your operating will be on VHF and UHF, where you have full privileges. Technicians have some very limited voice privileges on 10-meter HF, but other than that, if you're a Technician who wants to use HF, you're mostly limited to morse code. But, if you have your Tech license and you've read this far, you're probably already chomping at the bit to upgrade to General and then Extra Class, which will open up the whole world of HF frequencies for you!
One of the hardest thing for an aspiring ham to learn, particularly one without any electronics experience, is Ohm's Law. While it might make your eyes glaze over just like high school algebra, it's actually a very simple formula that you'll need to understand whenever you're building or troubleshooting something. It's also required reading for taking your amateur radio test! There are many formulas that are part of Ohm's Law, but these are the basics you'll need to know to get started.
Any beginner's electronics text will tell you that volts are electric potential, amperes are current, ohms are resistance and watts are power, but what does that really mean? As a kid, I was taught to think of it like plumbing: Volts are the water in the pipe, amperes are the water flow, ohms are the size of the pipe and watts are how much water you get out of the spigot. Lots of water, high flow rate and a large pipe will give you a lot of water in your bucket, while less water, low flow and a small pipe will give you a lot less.
Electricity works in much the same way (just don't mix the two together!). Put more volts or current in the wire (more water or higher flow in the pipe), and you'll get more out of the other end. Higher resistance (a smaller pipe) will let through less power than lower resistance. The chart above shows the easy way to calculate these figures.
For example, let's say you have a 12 volt power source, and you want to generate 2 amps of power. How much resistance will you need in your circuit? As the chart shows, resistance = volts / amps. 12 / 2 = 6, so you'll need 6 ohms of resistance in your circuit. So, you've got your 12 volts at 2 amps, but how many watts of power is that giving you. Power = volts x amps, so 12 volts x 2 amps = 24 watts. Easy! These two basic charts will get you started with most of what you need to know in your ham radio projects.
If you haven't gotten your Technician license yet, now's the time to get started. If you have, well, now's the time to upgrade to General and then to Extra Class! The same resources available for Technician study are also available for General and Extra, so with a little bit of effort, you'll have no problem at all. In my first entry we talked about licensing, and this time we went over some basics, so next time, let's start getting some equipment together and then we can get radio active!
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Resolute Group Stable's 6-year-old gelding Teaks North scored the
first major victory of his career in the 2011 Gulfstream Park Turf
Handicap (G1) with a 25-to-1 upset and was back in the Gulfstream
winner's circle Saturday after posting a wire-to-wire upset at 9-to-1 in
the $150,000 Sunshine Millions Turf.
The victory was an emotional one for the connections as trainer
Richard Dutrow, Jr. began serving his highly-publicized suspension this
week and his longtime top assistant Michelle Nevin took over as trainer
of the division of Dutrow's horses currently campaigning at Gulfstream.
"I'm overwhelmed. It's been a tough week," said Nevin. "I'm very
happy for this horse. It's been a long road back (layoff). When they get
older they usually need a race to shake the cobwebs off and he did
(10th in El Prado on Dec. 22)."
Jockey John Velazquez let Teaks North take command and appeared
plenty relaxed on the lead early in the 1 1/8 miles turf test and able
to set rather slow fractions with three-quarters in 1:16:76, He coasted
to the finish in the clear by 2 ½ lengths over WinStar Farms' 1-to-2
favorite Double Partner. Shivmangal Racing Stable's Shkspeare Shalaiyah
finished another 2 ¼ lengths back in third in the field of eight
"We wanted to be close to the lead and everyone began slowing down
in front," said Velazquez. "It was perfect. I couldn't ask for a better
trip. They let me go slow and I took it."
Jockey Javier Catellano aboard Doubles Partner said, "We had bad
luck out of the gate. Usually he breaks great, although today he
hesitated after we broke and wasn't as sharp. Unfortunately the pace was
slow, we ended up too far back and it was too hard to catch up. Teaks
North and John Velazquez went to the lead wire to wire and we lost the
race out of the gate."
Teaks North is a son of Northern Afleet that was purchased by his
current connections privately after beginning his career at Calder. He
was trained by Justin Sallusto when he won the Gulfstream Turf Handicap
and the United Nations (G1) at Monmouth Park that summer. He continued
to race for Sallusto through an eighth-place finish in Sunshine Millions
Turf here last winter.
Teaks North was later transferred to Dutrow for whom he ran in the
El Prado. He paid $$19.80 For $2 to win and was timed the nine furlongs
on 'yielding' ground in 1:52:89 The victory was his eighth from 23
career start but first since the United Nations on July 2, 2011 and
extended his bankroll to nearly $1.1 million.
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Carlisle 2-5 Leicester
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Chris Wood's hat-trick earned victory for Leicester as four goals in 16 minutes cut Carlisle apart in their second-round Capital One tie.
League One Carlisle took an early lead through David Amoo's low shot.
But Wood levelled before the break from Anthony Knockaert's pass before Lloyd Dyer finished after a clear run.
Championship Leicester added a third via Knockaert, with Wood's penalty and a cool strike completing his treble before James Berrett curled in.
Lineup, Bookings (0) & Substitutions (6)
- 01 Gillespie
- 05 Livesey
- 06 Black
- 12 Thirlwell
- 28 Butterfield
- 03 Robson
- 07 Amoo (Symington - 74' )
- 08 Noble (Guy - 56' )
- 16 Potts
- 21 Berrett
- 09 Miller (Beck - 80' )
- 20 Fleming
- 15 Edwards
- 14 Gillies
- 18 Todd
- 19 Symington
- 17 Beck
- 29 Guy
- 25 Logan
- 06 Whitbread
- 18 Moore
- 21 Bakayogo (Schlupp - 84' )
- 23 Miquel
- 04 Drinkwater
- 11 Dyer
- 16 Danns
- 24 Knockaert
- 09 Vardy (Waghorn - 62' )
- 39 Wood (Hopper - 66' )
- 31 Smith
- 02 De Laet
- 10 King
- 14 Waghorn
- 15 Schlupp
- 17 Gallagher
- 20 Hopper
Match Stats
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Live Text Commentary
Full Time The referee signals the end of the game.90:00 +2:35
Free kick taken by Matt Robson.90:00 +2:31
Unfair challenge on Matt Robson by Anthony Knockaert results in a free kick.90:00 +1:22
Free kick taken by Lloyd Dyer.90:00 +1:17
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Lloyd Dyer by Danny Butterfield.90:00 +0:09
Conrad Logan restarts play with the free kick.90:00 +0:01
Lewis Guy is flagged offside by the assistant referee.89:49
Conrad Logan manages to make a clearance.89:38
Free kick crossed by Paul Black.89:33
Ignasi Miquel gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Lewis Guy.88:42
Liam Moore takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Mark Gillespie safely holds on.88:00
Corner from the left by-line taken by Neil Danns.87:45
Shot by Danny Drinkwater. Parried by Mark Gillespie back into danger.84:56
Free kick taken by Lloyd Dyer.84:47
Neil Danns fouled by Mark Beck, the ref awards a free kick.84:26
Corner taken by Anthony Knockaert from the right by-line.84:17
Clearance by Danny Livesey.84:15
A cross is delivered by Neil Danns.83:22
Brad Potts makes a clearance.83:17
Corner taken by Neil Danns from the left by-line.
Substitution Jeff Schlupp on for Zoumana Bakayogo.82:14
Centre by David Symington.81:19
Shot by James Berrett cleared the net.81:03
Corner from the right by-line taken by James Berrett.80:41
Clearance made by Ignasi Miquel.80:38
The ball is delivered by David Symington.79:35 Substitution
Substitution Lee Miller goes off and Mark Beck comes on.76:30
Lee Miller has a headed effort at goal. Conrad Logan safely holds on.76:26
The ball is swung over by Brad Potts.76:11
Clearance made by Zak Whitbread.76:08
The ball is crossed by Brad Potts.75:03
Lewis Guy takes a shot and goes harmlessly over the bar.74:45
Clearance made by Zak Whitbread.74:41
David Symington sends in a cross.73:44 Substitution
Substitution David Symington comes on in place of David Amoo.70:41
Lewis Guy provided the assist for the goal.70:41 Goal scored
Goal! - James Berrett - Carlisle 2 - 5 Leicester James Berrett scores a right footed goal. Carlisle 2-5 Leicester.69:02
The ball is swung over by Anthony Knockaert.68:43
Tom Hopper takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Mark Gillespie fumbles the ball.66:48
Shot by Neil Danns went over the net.66:15
Lloyd Dyer takes the free kick.66:05
Neil Danns concedes a free kick for a foul on Brad Potts.65:21 Substitution
Substitution Tom Hopper comes on in place of Chris Wood.64:40
Anthony Knockaert delivers the ball.62:31
The assist for the goal came from Martyn Waghorn.62:31 Goal scored
Goal! - Chris Wood - Carlisle 1 - 5 Leicester Chris Wood scores with a right foot finish. Carlisle 1-5 Leicester.62:19
Brad Potts takes the free kick.62:09
Unfair challenge on Lee Miller by Zoumana Bakayogo results in a free kick.61:32 Substitution
Substitution (Leicester) makes a substitution, with Martyn Waghorn coming on for Jamie Vardy.61:15
Mark Gillespie restarts play with the free kick.61:10
The assistant referee flags for offside against Chris Wood.61:04
Danny Drinkwater crosses the ball.60:27
James Berrett takes the free kick.60:02
Free kick awarded for a foul by Zak Whitbread on Lee Miller.59:00 Goal scored
Goal! - Chris Wood - Carlisle 1 - 4 Leicester Power penalty scored by Chris Wood. Carlisle 1-4 Leicester.58:31
Penalty awarded for an unfair challenge on Jamie Vardy by Brad Potts.56:29
Brad Potts has an effort at goal and missed to the right of the goal.56:09
Brad Potts takes the free kick.56:00
Jamie Vardy challenges Brad Potts unfairly and gives away a free kick.55:44
Clearance by Danny Livesey.55:41
Anthony Knockaert crosses the ball.55:24
Free kick taken by Neil Danns.55:20
Lewis Guy is penalised for a handball.55:02 Substitution
Substitution Liam Noble goes off and Lewis Guy comes on.53:59
Anthony Knockaert takes a shot and went wide left of the goal.53:45
Clearance made by Danny Livesey.53:43
The ball is swung over by Anthony Knockaert.50:37
Lloyd Dyer provided the assist for the goal.50:37 Goal scored
Goal! - Anthony Knockaert - Carlisle 1 - 3 Leicester Anthony Knockaert grabs a goal with a right foot finish. Carlisle 1-3 Leicester.50:33
The ball is delivered by Lloyd Dyer.46:54
The assist for the goal came from Chris Wood.46:54 Goal scored
Goal! - Lloyd Dyer - Carlisle 1 - 2 Leicester Lloyd Dyer scores a left footed goal. Carlisle 1-2 Leicester.46:40
Liam Moore makes a clearance.46:37
James Berrett delivers the ball.45:01
The second half has started.45:00 +2:04 Half time
Half Time The ref blows to end the first period.45:00 +0:33
Shot by Chris Wood went over the bar.45:00 +0:26
The ball is delivered by Jamie Vardy.42:59
Liam Noble makes a clearance.42:42
Corner taken by Anthony Knockaert from the right by-line.41:14
Shot by Anthony Knockaert went wide of the left-hand upright.39:02
Chris Wood takes a shot. Mark Gillespie fumbles the ball.37:54 Goal scored
Goal! - Chris Wood - Carlisle 1 - 1 Leicester Chris Wood scores with a left foot finish. Carlisle 1-1 Leicester.35:00
Neil Danns takes the free kick.34:54
James Berrett gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Lloyd Dyer.32:23
Paul Thirlwell manages to make a clearance.31:45
Anthony Knockaert takes a shot. Mark Gillespie parries the ball away.30:55
Headed chance falls to Anthony Knockaert.30:37
Corner from the left by-line taken by Neil Danns.29:53
Clearance made by Danny Livesey.29:50
The ball is delivered by Anthony Knockaert.29:18
Clearance by Danny Livesey.29:09
Corner from the right by-line taken by Anthony Knockaert.29:01
Clearance made by Paul Black.28:57
Zoumana Bakayogo produces a cross.28:50
Clearance by Paul Thirlwell.28:44
The ball is swung over by Lloyd Dyer.26:05
Anthony Knockaert produces a shot on goal direct from the free kick.25:29
Unfair challenge on Anthony Knockaert by Paul Black results in a free kick.21:24
Free kick taken by Liam Moore.21:14
Matt Robson is caught offside.21:01
Clearance made by Mark Gillespie.20:53
Corner taken by Neil Danns from the left by-line.20:41
Lee Miller manages to make a clearance.20:27
Corner from the right by-line taken by Anthony Knockaert.20:21
Paul Black manages to make a clearance.20:13
The ball is crossed by Neil Danns.19:47
Centre by Anthony Knockaert.19:30
Danny Livesey makes a clearance.19:16
Neil Danns crosses the ball.18:06
Shot by Anthony Knockaert went over.15:14
The assist for the goal came from James Berrett.15:14 Goal scored
Goal! - David Amoo - Carlisle 1 - 0 Leicester David Amoo scores with their right foot. Carlisle 1-0 Leicester.13:35
Shot by Matt Robson went wide of the right-hand upright.12:20
Mark Gillespie restarts play with the free kick.12:17
The assistant referee signals for offside against Chris Wood.11:58
Conrad Logan takes the free kick.11:54
The official flags Lee Miller offside.11:46
Free kick crossed by Danny Butterfield.11:40
Neil Danns challenges David Amoo unfairly and gives away a free kick.10:49
Brad Potts takes a fantastic shot and cleared the bar.10:41
Zak Whitbread manages to make a clearance.10:38
David Amoo produces a cross.9:18
Header by Zak Whitbread goes harmlessly over the bar.9:10
Corner from the left by-line taken by Neil Danns.8:57
Paul Thirlwell makes a clearance.8:42
Corner taken by Neil Danns.7:56
The ball is sent over by Anthony Knockaert.7:38
Lee Miller manages to make a clearance.7:31
Corner taken by Anthony Knockaert.5:05
Free kick taken by Danny Butterfield.4:57
Free kick awarded for a foul by Ignasi Miquel on Lee Miller.2:25
Paul Thirlwell takes the free kick.2:18
Unfair challenge on Brad Potts by Jamie Vardy results in a free kick.0:00
The referee gets the match started.
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