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In music, a compilation is a record, usually an album, which contains songs from more than one source. For instance, it could contain songs from studio albums, live albums, EPs, and other places. The songs often have something in common, for instance a "Greatest Hits" compilation will contain the most popular songs by a band or musician.


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Try checking the brake light switch attached to the pedal under the dash. They were kn own for the wire breaking. Some just get skinned up by the pedal arm and short out. Either way look there first. Let me know what you find
O.K. here is the latest. I live in Hawaii and Ford will have to order the part which sales for 40 bucks. They suggested I try the part store ,and could probably come up with a match as far as the connector and pig tail. i did disconnect the connector from the brake switch after lots of effort. It has some rattling sounds in it so I dont know if that means any thing or not. The parts store looked at my brake switch ,and he came up with the idea of just cutting the wires from the stock connect and putting ends on the wires that will plug directly into the brake switch. Sounded like a good/easy idea to me. So I did and got it all plugged in (still using the old brake switch since you advise its most likely ok)and smoke starts coming from under the hood. Its coming from a wire connection directly in front of my brake fluid reservoir .not sure if its the same wire that leads to the brake switch but that is my guess. Any way the area or part this plugs into looks to be slightly melted now. Im not sure if this was my problem all along or if Im just making things worse.
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Rudy Markussen (35-2, 22 KOs) will take on Michael Recloux (19-11-2, 8 KOs) at the next TV2 Fight Night in Herning on September 3. It will be the Hardhitter's first fight since November 2010 when he destroyed Dejan Ribic in the first round. "We are glad that Rudy has overcome his neck problems," promoter Nisse Sauerland said. "The injury break was very frustrating for him because he was so close to getting a major title shot. His strong performances have been acknowledged by the WBC where he is already ranked in the seventh spot. A victory over Recloux will put him in a perfect position. But he needs to win in style."
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Hello. My husband accepted a new job and we will be relocating to Hickory on 6/1/12. I am hoping to meet other natural mommas and locavores in the area. To introduce myself, my name is Sheri. I am 40yo wife of 17 years and mom to 4 children ages 21dd, 15ds, 13ds, 12ds. Our 21yo will be staying in Arkansas :(
I am a WAPF member and try to cook traditionally at least 80% of the time. We buy all of our meat, eggs, milk, produce, cheese, etc... from local farmers and grains/wheatberries, sucanat, legumes, and other bulk goods from 2 food co-ops, Country Life Natural Foods and Azure Standard (neither of which have drop points in NC). It took me years to make the kind of connections that led to a lifestyle of never having to buy from Wal-Mart, haha.
I am wondering if anyone out there can help me begin to make some connections for our new life in Hickory. I did find the farmer's market website and look forward to going there. If possible, I would love to buy CSA's because it is usually more economical.
I realize Hickory is a smaller town than what I am used to in Little Rock, but I am willing to drive to other cities if necessary. Looks like I might have to drive to SC for milk??
I look forward to hearing from other natural mommas/locavores!
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I live slightly north of Hickory, by about 3 miles. I can put you intouch w/ some folks who have cow's milk. I, myself have a growing farm, the one that I was raised on, and am expanding into grass fed steers this fall. I used to be a Grade B Goat dairy, years ago & If i had enough help, I'd do it,a gain, in a heartbeat! I can put you in touch w/ various farmers. My ancestors settled this area in Northwest Bethelehem community in the middle 1700's & I live on old,family land.
Thanks for responding, Karen. I just sent you a private message.
Hi I'm Megan, hubby is Marty. We are moving about 30 min north of you as soon as our house sells here in NY. A little about us, We are planning to set up sustainable down there. gardening, goats, cow, chickins, our own power. we will go to The Gathering place for Church. There are many there into ready perparedness for ec hard times. I'm also 38 1/2 weeks and could pop this kid out anytime. Our first. Marty is 51yrs I'm 42 yrs. As you can see we do have some in common. I would love also to know someone in there area we are moving before we get there. I have friends and relitives down there but they will all be about 2 hrs away. so wont see them much.
Never heard of WAPF what's that?
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googled WAPF Wenston A Price. I just found his site about a month ago. is that what you mean? One of the sites I read now. as well as Mercola.com and naturalnews.com. just to name a few natural health sites I go to. there are many more i get info from too.
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I've never heard of 'The Gathering'. Is it some sort of religious commune there? Sounds interesting. I think you'll be in good company in NC if you are a church goer...it seems like a big deal to everyone I've met so far on my visits there. Most people have introduced themselves to me as a Baptist. I think that must be a strong religious sect there.
Yes you are right, WAPF is Weston A. Price Foundation. This is an organization based on the life work of Dr. Price, a dentist. His studies conclude that eating a nutrient dense diet is best. I try to do this as much as possible but don't beat myself up over it or anything.
Good luck in your move! Ours is coming up in 10 days!! I spent this past weekend in Hickory and Banner Elk with my 3 sons and we had a fabulous time. I have to say that North Carolinians are some of the nicest people I have ever met. It seems no one is in a hurry and they've never met a stranger. Very warm and welcoming.
Yes The Gathering Place is a church.see links below. we are Christians. We were down there, camped in hickory, about 4 years ago. People are nice and there is a Baptist church on just about every corner in the country. It's the beginning of the Bible belt. We will have all the modern conveniences but I also have things like old wash board and plunger washer for back up if ever needed. came in real handy this past summer when out electric wire corroded under ground and we were 3 weeks getting it fixed.
Hope you have a good move. there is a hugh MT near there if you like to go hiking some or if your boys do. easy one. drive to almost top and park in lot. hike to top from there is about 1 mile. 2 peaks to look from on hike. Just look to the Mt and find the tall one. that is the one you are headed for. Let me see if I can find the name of it for you. might be Flat top Mt. if hubby was home I would know for sure. Hope to be down there soon too.
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OK hubby got home from work. Mtn is called Table Rock. Rt 181 above James lake takes you to Rd that leads to rd to drive up. About 14 miles of rd to drive up but well worth the drive. Maybe picnic lunch. We asked at a store where rd was because we couldn't find it. people know in the area where to send you.
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At the risk of becoming less popular around Ibrox than Artur Boruc's 'God bless the Pope' t-shirt, Early Doors must confess it doesn't really want Rangers to win the UEFA Cup final.
Put simply, Leo Messi hit the nail on the head when he described their style as "anti-football". Put even more simply, they are tremendously boring.
It's not that they have done anything wrong - they are a limited squad who have made the most of their abilities - it's just that they shouldn't really expect too many neutrals to don plastic Union Jack hats and cheer them on.
The way they so brazenly played for two nil-nil draws in the semi-final against Fiorentina was reminiscent of the Steaua Bucharest and Red Star Belgrade sides that won the European Cup in 1986 and 1991.
Those teams set out for, and got, goalless draws before winning on penalties. Yet, being swarthy Eastern European types, they were roundly slagged off instead of praised for their gutsiness.
Click here for more details on just how dull Walter Smith's side have been.
Mind you, Zenit St Petersburg are hardly the most sympathetic club in the world, having only ever fielded white players because, as coach Dick Advocaat states matter-of-factly: "The fans don't like black players."
Good point, Dick. God forbid that sport might act as an agent of social change. And maybe the best way to eradicate racism from Spanish football is to get rid of all black players as well.
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After seeing him net an extra-time screamer against Crystal Palace last night, Early Doors is drooling at the possibility of seeing Bristol City's Lee Trundle in the Premier League.
Despite possessing enough skills to make him a favourite with Soccer AM viewers (although he allegedly sent in most of the showboating clips himself), the 31-year-old has spent his career kicking around the lower leagues.
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He might be most famous for holding aloft a flag bearing the words "F*** off Cardiff" - in the Millennium Stadium of all places - after Swansea beat Carlisle in the Football League Trophy final in 2006.
This is the kind of maverick genius that needs to be playing top flight football.
ED looks forward to seeing his "Shove it up your arse, London" banner if City are victorious at Wembley in the playoff final.
Meanwhile, Robins boss Gary Johnson showed touching naivety when asked if his players would enjoy their victory with a quiet drink.
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QUOTES OF THE DAY: Robbie Fowler points the finger at David James for Liverpool's cream suits at the 1996 FA Cup final: "It was David James's fault. It was his idea but have you seen the size of him? He's bigger than everyone else so nobody questioned him. At the time he was an Armani model and said he knew somebody who could get us some really smart suits."
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Performance indicators for a circular economy : a case study on post-industrial plastic waste
2017) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 120. p.46-54 Mark(
Communicative farm-specific diagnosis of potential simultaneous savings in costs and natural resource demand of feed on dairy farms
2017) AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS. 150. p.34-45 Mark(
Toward a framework for resource efficiency evaluation in industry : recommendations for research and innovation projects
2017) RESOURCES-BASEL. 6(1). Mark(
- Towards harmonizing natural resources as an area of protection in life cycle impact assessment
- Using the product environmental footprint for supply chain management: lessons learned from a case study on pork
- 2016
- Exergy and cumulative exergy use analysis
Resource use profile and nutritional value assessment of a typical Belgian meal, catered or home cooked, with pork or Quorn™ as protein source
2016) JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION. 112(1). p.196-204 Mark(
- Particulate matter removal by ecosystems matters: introduction of an improved model, applied to a Scots pine stand
A comparative assessment of anaerobic digestion power plants as alternative to lagoons for vinasse treatment: life cycle assessment and exergy analysis
2016) JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION. 113. p.459-471 Mark(
- Evaluation of the overall environmental life cycle sustainability of nutritional strategies to reduce emissions of methane and nitrogen at dairy farms in Flanders (Belgium)
Inferred equations for predicting cumulative exergy extraction throughout cradle-to-gate life cycles of Pangasius feeds and intensive Pangasius grow-out farms in Vietnam
2016) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 115. p.42-49 Mark(
Estimation of the unregistered inflow of electrical and electronic equipment to a domestic market : a case study on televisions in Vietnam
2016) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. 50(5). p.2424-2433 Mark(
Resource savings by urban mining: the case of desktop and laptop computers in Belgium
2016) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 107. p.53-64 Mark(
Environmental impact of non-certified versus certified (ASC) intensive Pangasius aquaculture in Vietnam, a comparison based on a statistically supported LCA
2016) ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION. 219. p.156-165 Mark(
A method for manual disassembly analysis to support the ecodesign of electronic displays
2016) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 114. p.42-58 Mark(
Environmental life cycle assessment of grain maize production: an analysis of factors causing variability
2016) SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT. 553. p.551-564 Mark(
- Modeling the effect of management under environmental change on the environmental impact and provided services of an ecosystem: a case study of a Scots pine forest
Quantifying the environmental impacts of a European citizen through a macro-economic approach, a focus on climate change and resource consumption
2016) JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION. 124. p.217-225 Mark(
Accounting for land use in life cycle assessment: the value of NPP as a proxy indicator to assess land use impacts on ecosystems
2016) SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT. 550. p.143-156 Mark(
Sustainability assessment of renewables-based products: methods and case studies
Jo Dewulf UGent, Steven De Meester UGent and Rodrigo Freitas de Alvarenga UGent (2016) Wiley series in Renewable Resources. Mark
Environmental impact assessment and monetary ecosystem service valuation of an ecosystem under different future environmental change and management scenarios : a case study of a Scots pine forest
2016) JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT. 173. p.79-94 Mark(
Criticality on the international scene: quo vadis?
2016) RESOURCES POLICY. 50. p.169-176 Mark(
- 2015
- Environmental sustainability assessment of a microalgae raceway pond treating wastewater from a recirculating aquaculture system: from upscaling to system integration
Cumulative overall resource efficiency assessment (COREA) for comparing bio-based products with their fossil-derived counterparts
2015) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 102. p.113-127 Mark(
- LCA-based indicators for recycling: a case study on plastic waste treatment in Flanders
- The net environmental benefit of a sewage treatment plant towards human health, natural ecosystems and resource/exergy consumption
Comparative environmental life cycle assessment of two seaweed cultivation systems in North West Europe with a focus on quantifying sea surface occupation
2015) ALGAL RESEARCH-BIOMASS BIOFUELS AND BIOPRODUCTS. 11. p.173-183 Mark(
- Towards a common understanding of the area of protection 'Natural Resources' in life cycle assessment
Resource consumption assessment of Pangasius fillet products from Vietnamese aquaculture to European retailers
2015) JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION. 100. p.170-178 Mark(
Rethinking the area of protection 'Natural Resources' in life cycle assessment
2015) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. 49(9). p.5310-5317 Mark(
- Life cycle sustainability assessment of the production and supply of raw materials and primary energy carriers: integrating existing frameworks
- Environmental sustainability assessment of batch versus continuous manufacturing: lessons learned in primary and secondary pharmaceutical manufacturing
- How LCM can contribute in delivering value to customers: the issue of functionality
- Comparison of bio-based products and their fossil-based alternatives: an exergy-based life cycle resource efficiency analysis
- The importance of resource recovery for environmental sustainability of an energy self-sufficient sewage treatment plant
Re-evaluating primary biotic resource use for marine biomass production: a new calculation framework
2015) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. 49(19). p.11586-11593 Mark(
- Classifying resource efficiency indicators based on LCA practices
Heterogeneous photocatalysis of moxifloxacin in water: chemical transformation and ecotoxicity
2015) CHEMOSPHERE. 119(suppl.). p.S75-S80 Mark(
Resource use assessment of an agricultural system from a life cycle perspective: a dairy farm as case study
2015) AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS. 135. p.77-89 Mark(
Toward an overall analytical framework for the integrated sustainability assessment of the production and supply of raw materials and primary energy carriers
2015) JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY. 19(6). p.963-977 Mark(
Global land use impacts on biomass production: a spatial-differentiated resource-related life cycle impact assessment method
2015) INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT. 20(4). p.440-450 Mark(
The recyclability benefit rate of closed-loop and open-loop systems: a case study on plastic recycling in Flanders
2015) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 101. p.53-60 Mark(
Toward a systematized framework for resource efficiency indicators
2015) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 95. p.68-76 Mark(
- Abiotic resource use
Heterogeneous photocatalysis of moxifloxacin in hospital effluent: effect of selected matrix constituents
2015) CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL. 261. p.9-16 Mark(
Focusing on sustaining human well-being: a rationale for an anthropocentric sustainability concept
2015) SETAC Europe 25th annual meeting, Abstracts. p.602-602 Mark(
- Resource footprint of Vietnamese Pangasius frozen fillets and export to the European market
- Combining frontier analysis and exergetic life cycle assessment towards identification of economic-environmental win-win situations on dairy farms
- Exergetic sustainability assessment of the value chain of a biotechnologically manufactured drug compound
Environmental sustainability analysis of a protein-rich livestock feed ingredient in The Netherlands: microalgae production versus soybean import
2015) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 101. p.61-72 Mark(
- Resource use efficiency of aquaculture partially fed with pig manure, fresh or processed through anaerobic digestion
- Quantification of the non-registered electrical and electronic equipment for domestic consumption and enhancing e-waste estimation: a case study on TVs in Vietnam
- Exergoeconomic evaluation of an ethanol-fueled solid oxide fuel cell power plant
Environmental sustainability of an energy self-sufficient sewage treatment plant: improvements through DEMON and co-digestion
2015) WATER RESEARCH. 74. p.166-179 Mark(
Comparison of overall resource consumption of biosolids management system processes using exergetic life cycle assessment
2015) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. 49(16). p.9996-10006 Mark(
- A thermodynamic metric for assessing sustainable use of natural resources
Modeling the anaerobic digestion of canemolasses vinasse: extension of the Anaerobic Digestion Model No. 1 (ADM1) with sulfate reduction for a very high strength and sulfate rich wastewater
2015) WATER RESEARCH. 71. p.42-54 Mark(
Environmental sustainability assessment of a microalgae raceway pond treating aquaculture wastewater : from up-scaling to system integration
2015) BIORESOURCE TECHNOLOGY. 190. p.321-331 Mark(
Resource usage of integrated pig–biogas–fish system: partitioning and substitution within attributional life cycle assessment
2015) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 102. p.27-38 Mark(
Human health benefits and burdens of a pharmaceutical treatment : discussion of a conceptual integrated approach
2015) ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH. 144. p.19-31 Mark(
- 2014
Characterization of the sulfate reduction process in the anaerobic digestion of a very high strength and sulfate rich vinasse
2014) CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL. 248. p.383-393 Mark(
Accounting for the occupation of the marine environment as a natural resource in life cycle assessment: an exergy based approach
2014) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 91. p.1-10 Mark(
Environmental sustainability assessments of pharmaceuticals: an emerging need for simplification in life cycle assessments
2014) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. 48(20). p.12247-12255 Mark(
- Investigation of the partitioning of volatile organic compounds between air and airborne dust by means of Selected Ion Flow Tube Mass Spectrometry
- Opportunities of using Exergetic Life Cycle Assessment (ELCA) towards ecological-economic analysis
- Re-evaluation of primary production required for fish production: a new calculation framework
Effect of liquid hot water pre-treatment on sugarcane press mud methane yield
2014) Bioresource Technology. 169. p.284-290 Mark(
- Environmental sustainability assessment of pharmaceutical synthesis steps: hotspot analysis and resource consumption modelling
Quantification of spatially differentiated resource footprints for products and services through a macro-economic and thermodynamic approach
2014) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. 48(16). p.9709-9716 Mark(
Inferring time-variable effects of nutrient enrichment on marine ecosystems using inverse modelling and ecological network analysis
2014) SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT. 493. p.708-718 Mark(
- Towards an overall framework to assess the sustainability of the use of natural resources
- Streamlining life cycle assessments: an emerging need for simplification
- Quantifying resource footprints of products and services as the exergy extracted from nature by different countries
Multilayered modeling of particulate matter removal by a growing forest over time, from plant surface deposition to washoff via rainfall
2014) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. 48(18). p.10785-10794 Mark(
- The use of life cycle assessment as an early R&D decision tool: bottlenecks and potential solutions
- Microalgae as a protein rich livestock feed ingredient in The Netherlands: an environmental sustainability analysis
Environmental resource footprinting of drug manufacturing: effects of scale-up and tablet dosage
2014) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 91. p.82-88 Mark(
Fluoroquinolone antibiotics: an emerging class of environmental micropollutants
2014) SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT. 500-501. p.250-269 Mark(
- Analysis of the overall resource consumption of a Flemish dairy farm using Exergetic Life Cycle Assessment
- Resource consumption assessment of Pangasius aquaculture in the Mekong delta, Vietnam
Social issues in classical and social LCA: from identification of overlaps to an integrated framework
2014) Pre-proceedings book of the 4th SocSem. p.27-33 Mark(
- Assessing natural resources as area of protection in sustainability assessment
Environmental sustainability assessment of food waste valorization options
2014) Resources, Conservation and Recycling. 87. p.57-64 Mark(
Resource demand for the production of different cathode materials for lithium ion batteries
2014) JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION. 84. p.391-399 Mark(
Health external costs associated to the integration of solid oxide fuel cell in a sugar–ethanol factory
2014) APPLIED ENERGY. 113. p.1283-1292 Mark(
- 2013
- Pharmaceutical residues as emerging environmental contaminants in the Nairobi River basin, Kenya: multi-residue screening and target analysis by magnetic sector high-resolution mass spectrometry
- Comparing various indicators for the LCA of residential photovoltaic systems
The sulfur chain in biogas production from sulfate-rich liquid substrates: a review on dynamic modeling with vinasse as model substrate
2013) JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY. 88(8). p.1405-1420 Mark(
Quantifying the impacts of primary metal resource use in life cycle assessment based on recent mining data
2013) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 73. p.180-187 Mark(
Thermodynamics of greenhouse systems for the northern latitudes: analysis evaluation and prospects for primary energy saving
2013) JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT. 119. p.121-133 Mark(
- Improved ecological network analysis for environmental sustainability assessment: a case study on a forest ecosystem
- Evaluation of UASB reactor performance during start-up operation using Cuban vinasse as a sulfate rich liquid substrate
- Photocatalytic removal of the fluoroquinolone moxifloxacin in water: mechanisms, ecologic effects, and application in a real matrix
Modeling fossil energy demands of primary nonferrous metal production: the case of copper
2013) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. 47(24). p.13917-13924 Mark(
The environmental sustainability of microalgae as feed for aquaculture: a life cycle perspective
2013) BIORESOURCE TECHNOLOGY. 150. p.513-522 Mark(
- Photocatalytic degradation of the antibiotic moxifloxacin: a deeper look at the degradation products and residual antibacterial activity
- Exergy-based sustainability assessment of batch versus continuous tabletting in pharmaceutical formulation
- Environmental resource footprinting of drug manufacturing : effects of scale up and drug administration
Exergetic sustainability assessment of batch versus continuous wet granulation based pharmaceutical tablet manufacturing : a cohesive analysis at three different levels
2013) GREEN CHEMISTRY. 15(11). p.3039-3048 Mark(
- The environmental sustainability of microalgae as feed for aquaculture: a life cycle perspective


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It's the Long Term That Matters
Working from home today to keep an annoying virus away from Fool HQ, I spent a good part of the day watching CNBC during market hours for the first time since converting to Foolishness last year. Unless you're striving to be a day trader (hoping to lose a substantial portion of your capital, as most do), watching this business news channel live throughout the day may not be that helpful. Much of the analysis that I saw focuses on short-term price movements, ignoring longer-term trends.
The biggest news story of the day was the anticipation surrounding Dell Computer's (Nasdaq: DELL) earnings announcement, which was scheduled to be released after the market's close. As one of the best performing stocks over the past three years, interest in any announcement from this company is high. Increasing the anticipation for this report was a 12% drop in the company's stock on Friday after an analyst issued a report suggesting that competition was stiffening as other manufacturers improved their direct sales model. (Of course, no one that I heard mentioned that the stock was still up over 22% since January 1 and multiple-fold over the past few years.)
Early in the morning the stock was up $4 1/2, and a technology analyst indicated that investors might have overreacted to the reports issued on Friday. I hope you didn't just tune into CNBC at the time of that comment and then trade on that suggestion. Later on in the day, the stock reversed course and fell $3 15/16 before rebounding somewhat near the close. If you want to buy Dell stock, you shouldn't be tempted by short-term price movements and projections. You should step up to the plate because you think the company has a superior business model that will allow the company's growth to continue at a rapid pace to justify its current price/earnings (P/E) multiple of 94x trailing earnings.
Another story that was repeated throughout the day was that the Japanese Stock Market may have hit a bottom because the Nikkei Index closed above 14,000 for the first time in "several sessions." The Finance Ministry announced plans to purchase some bonds with its trust fund, which should help reverse the recent jump in interest rates.
Learning about how the Japanese government addresses the country's problems is helpful in analyzing the future of the economy, but to suggest that a long-term bottom is in place because the market index rebounded above some "magical" number doesn't hold much water with me. I don't think it would be prudent to jump into that (or any) market because of some technical indicator.
Before considering investing in Japan, you have to think about several different issues. First, are you willing to absorb not only the stock market fluctuations, but also the currency fluctuations inherent in investing internationally? Second, do you understand the financial reports of the companies in which you're investing (every country has somewhat different accounting reporting standards)? Third, considering your outlook for Japanese companies over the next 20 or more years, do you think the stocks represent good values?
Another instance of CNBC myopia occurred when Mark Minervini of the Quantech Research Group came on the air to give his outlook for stocks. He was asked to discuss his current perspective because of his accurate forecast earlier this month that the Nasdaq 100 stocks may weaken. CNBC boasted about his willingness to make this call despite laughter from many other investors. While it is always nice to be correct, making one short-term call on market movements doesn't really impress me. (Mr. Minervini's long-term track record was not disclosed; if he shows terrific performance over five or more years I would be much more interested.)
CNBC does a great job of announcing and describing news as it occurs. While obtaining some perspective on the reasons for intraday market movements is interesting, such movements often defy explanation. Trying to understand minute-by-minute (or even day-by-day) market movements often leads to overanalysis. Enthusiasm about positive news is usually overplayed. Concern about negative turns is often exaggerated. Reacting to each bit of news as it is announced will likely lead to a less-than-stellar investment record.
Don't interpret me incorrectly. Long-term investors absolutely need to stay abreast of news on companies in which they are invested. To track this information throughout the day, however, is overkill for most people. It causes you to look at the trees rather than the forest. In fact, much of the daily news doesn't even focus on a whole tree -- it just discusses a branch or perhaps even a leaf. Instead of following intraday movements, step back and look at news and trends over a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis to evaluate your portfolio holdings. Beyond saving you a lot of time, you'll likely remain focused on long-term, rather than short-term, prospects.
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A twelve month Knit Along celebrating all things mittens. A new mitten design is released every month on the 1st, available individually or as a subscription
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Combine delightful warm weather with amazing scenery, good fresh food and some of the tastiest local wines...
You certainly have a destination that appeals to everyone when you holiday in Madeira.
The island of Madeira can be found with its neighbour, Porto Santo, in the Atlantic Ocean just across from Portugal. Its volcanic origin has left the island with an interesting landscape, with hills, peaks and ridges to explore and a beautiful coastline boasting small, intimate coves and bays as well as lively swimming and sunbathing areas with plenty of activities to keep all the family occupied.
There is no denying that Madeira embraces the great outdoors and the island is probably best known for its walking holidays and general appeal to horticulture lovers. Thanks to the island's subtropical climate, there is plenty of flora and fauna to discover. But Madeira's coastline is stunning too, with towering cliffs and quaint little bays. The coastal road stretches around most of the island and is extremely picturesque, letting you discover the best of Madeira from behind the wheel.
However, as Madeira is not a particularly large island, getting out and about on foot is generally the best idea. If you like your holidays to be action-packed then you're in luck as there are plenty of activities to get involved in. There are very few beaches, as such, but Madeira is great for water sports, including surfing, diving and water skiing. However, not everything has to be high-octane and you can happily spend time indulging in more tranquil pursuits such as golf or fishing.
Once you have experienced the fantastic scenery, head into the capital, Funchal. Discover great shops and stores where you can buy local souvenirs, tempt your taste buds with some Madeira wine and find a variety of accommodation options where you can rest your head.
Discover the best places to stay with our useful guide to Madeira hotels...
The truth is that most of the best hotels in Madeira are based in Funchal, as it makes the perfect base regardless of your chosen activities. You can choose beautiful Portuguese-style properties, usually owned and run by local families, or rather more luxurious hotels offering elegant guestrooms, restaurants, spas and other facilities.
If you prefer the idea of your own space, rather than staying in Madeira hotels you could consider a self-catering cottage located off the beaten track, although these types of properties are not quite so readily available so do book as far in advance as you can to ensure you get the place you want.
Other great areas to visit include Canico and Machico, both of which can also offer a small selection of guesthouse accommodation. Canico has a range of shops and restaurants to explore and is home to the popular Garajau Sea Reserve. Machico provides a bit more entertainment and is a good option if you're travelling with younger kids, as there are places to both sunbathe and swim safely. Alternatively, take a ferry over to the neighbouring island of Porto Santo for a bike ride.
Wherever you decide to stay you won't be short of fantastic food and drink options. As you would imagine, seafood can be found in abundance here and you won't be short of great wines to wash it all down with either. The Portuguese influence means you can try gorgeous rice dishes, pastries and sweets as well as the local delicacy, Espetada, which is delicious skewered meat.
Madeira is a year-round destination which is especially popular during the New Year period thanks to the fantastic firework display and hotels tend to get booked up quite quickly.
Find out what to do and see on this Portuguese island in the Atlantic...
Most hotels and attractions are in and around Funchal, so you don't have to travel far to see the highlights.
Top five attractions
Madeira is a small island and known for great walking holidays. The scenery changes constantly as you tackle the routes, which vary in length and difficulty. The best time of year to jet away on a walking holiday in Madeira is late spring and early summer, for dry, warm days and an island in glorious bloom.
Pico do Arieiro
You can drive or hike to the island's third highest peak. However you get there, on a clear day you'll be rewarded with sublime views; on a cloudy day, you'll rest above the clouds and look down in wonder.
Monte (literally 'mountain' in English) is an elevated area of Funchal served by a gondola lift in one direction and wicker toboggans in the other. This shriek-inducing method of transport involves tourists sitting in the basket which is controlled by hardy drivers who run behind (with very hard-wearing shoes on their feet). You could also just take the lift back down the hill.
Lava Pools
Journey to Porto Moniz as the tide fills these coastal pools with water in which you can then bathe. It's a popular beauty spot and there is a host of amenities on hand as well as lifeguards supervising the pools.
Garajau Sea Reserve
Any divers will want to head under the waves at this protected spot, which teems with an array of marine life.
The annual events calendar in Madeira is filled with pleasurable ways to experience and celebrate the island...
Observe the beauty of Madeira alongside the locals at these tempting annual festivals.
Madeira Flower Festival; May: The island of Madeira is known as the "floating garden of the Atlantic", so it's no surprise that the blooms are celebrated every spring via parades and shows.
Atlantic Festival; June: Comprising a music festival and a fireworks competition, crowds gather for an auditory and visual extravaganza.
Madeira Wine Festival; August-September: Held during the main grape harvest, this event celebrates the famed local product. Festivities begin with grape picking and crushing before the party moves into Funchal where wine and traditional food is dished up.


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What Is A Boomerang?
Posted by Luca Paderni on November 23, 2010
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No, I'm not Australian . . . at Forrester, "boomerangs" are analysts that, after leaving the research team for a stint in the "real world," have decided to re-join. Clients and fellow analysts value the experience we "boomerangs" have built as marketers and the pragmatic outlook we always bring to the table. As for me, I am a bit of an anomaly, as this is the second time that I am back at Forrester. My 20-year career as a marketer can be roughly split in two phases: first, the CPG marketing and strategy roles for brands like Ferrero, L'Oreal, and Johnson&Johnson; then, my digital marketing phase, which recently closed with more than four years at Google.
I would like to think that I am now entering a new phase by helping organizations understand the key role that marketing can play in shaping the way they navigate markets and customers that are constantly affected by the adoption of new technologies. Quite an ambitious scope, so to make sure that I stay relevant and deliver actionable research and advice, I have decided to launch this blog to start a dialogue with CMOs and Marketing Leaders on what's keeping them up at night and how we can help them.
Coverage areas and topics I'm interested in.
As I type this, I am in the process of writing research on the following areas (please note that links are to reports that are only accessible by clients):
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HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING: State medalists lead all-star team
Following is a look at each member of the All-Gazette team:
BOBBY BELL: Bell, an Indiana freshman at 170, won 24 matches in the regular season before placing sixth at the cutthroat WPIAL Section 1-AAA tournament.
Bell (25-7) won the Harry "Bo" Wood tournament and the West Shamokin Duals and placed third at the Penn Hills Invitational. Two of his seven losses this year came against state placewinners.
JOEL BOWERS: A senior, Bowers won his third straight District 9 title and then placed second for the second straight season at the Northwest Regional tournament.
For the third straight year, Bowers (28-4), who's amassed 76 wins in the last three seasons, dropped his first two bouts at states.
CARLOS CHAVEZ: Chavez, a 106-pound senior, placed fourth at the District 6 tournament to qualify for the Southwest Regional tournament for the first time.
Chavez (20-9) lost his first two bouts at regionals.
DALTON CLARK: After winning 19 matches in the regular season, Clark (132), a sophomore, wrestled masterfully at the District 6 tournament to place second.
Clark (22-13), a sixth-place finisher at the Southmoreland Holiday Classic, plucked the No. 4 seed at the Southwest Regional tournament, only to drop his first two matches.
PHIL CROOK: Crook, a senior and three-time Southwest Regional tournament qualifier, nabbed the sixth seed at the District 6 tournament but didn't place.
Crook (22-5) eclipsed the 100-win mark on Jan. 23. He finished with a career record of 110-31.
"Phil's a very tough kid. It's just a shame he was plagued with injuries this year because he would have made his fourth regional appearance," Stewart said.
ANDREW DEITMAN: The United junior won 23 matches in the regular season before falling in the consolation semifinals at the District 6 tournament.
Deitman, who placed third at the Southmoreland Holiday Classic and second at the Richland tournament, finished with a 26-6 record.
DREW DOAK: Doak continued his trend-setting ways at Blairsville and became the fastest wrestler in school history to reach the 100-career win mark roughly a month before becoming the school's first three-time District 6 champ.
Doak became the first Blairsville wrestler to finish second at the Southwest Regional tournament three straight times. He also became the first Bobcat to grab state medals in each of his first three years of high school.
A junior, Doak fell to eventual state champ, Burrell's Steve Edwards, 3-2, in a controversial championship bout at regionals.
Doak (36-6) expressed disappointment after collecting his third straight seventh-place medal at states, but still remained excited about the thought of getting back to Hershey as a senior.
"I learned a lot this year, especially about getting better. I learned that you can't take any matches for granted and you've got to try to get at least 1 percent better every day," Doak said. "I saw a lot of guys go down at states. Hershey's just a different beast in itself."
BRENDEN GLOVER: A junior and three-time All-Gazette selection, Glover (182) placed second at the Section 3-AA tournament and third at the WPIAL tournament to become just the second wrestler in school history to advance to regionals.
Glover (33-6) won the Harry "Bo" Wood tournament and claimed the event's most outstanding wrestler award. A first-place finisher at the West Shamokin Duals, Glover went 2-2 at regionals.
BRANDON HEBERLING: Heberling, a senior, three-time Southwest Regional qualifier and four-time All-Gazette selection, fell just one win shy of making his first trip to Hershey.
Heberling (138) scored his 109th win on Jan. 23 to become Marion Center's all-time leader in wins, passing forer state champ Cam Plocus, who racked up 108 victories between 1994 and 1998. He finished with 121.
Heberling placed second at the District 6 tournament to earn the No. 4 seed for regionals. With a berth at states on the line, Heberling, wrestling with torn ligaments in his right hand, lost 6-4 in overtime to Jeannette freshman Gio Vonne Sanders in the fifth-place consolation bout at regionals.
WILLIAM HOCKENBERRY: A sophomore, Hockenberry (106) became West Shamokin's first section champ when he claimed the Section 3-AA crown in February.
Hockenberry, who placed sixth at the WPIAL tournament, also became the first West Shamokin wrestler to compete in the Southwest Regional tournament. He dropped his two bouts at regionals and finished with a mark of 24-11.
STONE KEPPLE: For the second straight season, Kepple, a sophomore, qualified for the WPIAL tournament, where he placed third.
Then, with a trip to states up for grabs, Kepple blanked three-time District 6 runner-up Joe Davis of Cambria Heights to reach the consolation finals at his first Southwest Regional tournament.
Kepple, a fourth-place regional finisher, qualified for states for the first time and concluded the year with 34 wins.
RAY MARSH: A junior 220-pounder, Marsh wrestled just 14 matches in the regular season but still placed second at the District 6 tournament. He lost his first two career Southwest Regional tournament matches to finish the year with a 12-8 record.
SETH McLENDON: A senior transfer student from Penn Cambria who wrestled his first year under United coach Tim Riskus, McLendon (220) suffered an injury at the District 6 tournament but still placed third for the second straight year.
McLendon (32-7) dropped his first bout at the Southwest Regional tournament but battled back to reach the fifth-place consolation match, where a win would have sent him to states. However, McLendon got nipped 2-1 in overtime of his fifth-place consolation match by Yough's Tom Sever.
KYLE NOTHNAGEL: A sophomore and first-time All-Gazette selection, Nothnagel (285) placed third at the Section 1-AAA tournament to qualify for the WPIAL Southwest Regional for the first time.
Nothnagel won the West Shamokin Duals and placed second at the Penn Hills Invitational. He finished with a 19-6 record.
TYLER OLIVER: Oliver made significant progression in his junior year, winning his first District 6 title and placing second at the Southwest Regional tournament, where he finished sixth as a sophomore.
Oliver (33-6) then won two of his last three matches at states, including a 3-1 win over Panther Valley's Richard Nase in the seventh-place consolation bout.
Oliver explained how he's refined his wrestling game in just four years in the sport.
"I found out that hard work definitely pays off," Oliver said. "I've been working with (former United standout) Jesse Garshnick. He's helped me year-round since the beginning, and that's how I got here."
NICK PECZE: The Blairsville junior Pecze (170) placed fourth at the District 6 tournament to notch his first trip to the Southwest Regional tournament.
Pecze, a fifth-place finisher in the Richland tournament, dropped his first two career matches at regionals and finished with a mark of 24-14.
"All Nick had to do was believe in himself and I knew he was going to regionals," D.J. Doak said. "He probably could have made it to states if he would have wrestled with that same type of confidence."
MICKY PHILLIPPI: Following his superb freshman campaign in which he won the 113-pound state title, Phillippi had to battle through adversity at Hershey this year to claim a bronze medal.
After getting upset 3-1 by Bethlehem Catholic's Joey Gould in the quarterfinals, Phillippi (42-5) reeled off four straight spirited wins, including a 3-2 win over Gould in the third-place consolation bout.
"The tournament started out a little rough but in the end we saw what kind of kid Micky really is," Derry coach Mike Weinell said. "He faced adversity and he overcame it. Sometimes getting third is a lot harder than getting second, and Micky proved that."
Phillippi became just the fourth wrestler in Derry history to win back-to-back WPIAL titles. He also claimed his first Southwest Regional tournament crown.
Of his other four losses, which all came against state medalists, Phillippi suffered two to Latrobe's Luke Pletcher, one to Parkland's Ethan Lizak and another to Erie Cathedral Prep's Jake Gromacki.
Pletcher and Lizak are two-time state champs, and Gromacki is a four-time state medalist. In addition, Pletcher is the top-ranked 120-pounder in the country, and Lizak is ranked sixth.
ISAAC STEWART: Undoubtedly the area's most improved wrestler, Stewart (145) bumped up two weight classes from the 2012-13 season to place second at the District 6 tournament as a No. 6 seed.
Stewart earned hard-fought wins in his first two matches at the Southwest Regional tournament to reach the semifinals, where he lost to three-time state champ Jason Nolf, of Kittanning.
Stewart (29-7) then dropped back-to-back bouts in the consolation bracket to finish one win shy of punching his first ticket to states.
"It was definitely disappointing to see both Isaac and Brandon come up one win shy of making it to states," Marion Center coach Chris Stewart said. "But they pushed each other so hard all year and they each made big improvements, so those guys have every reason to be proud about how they wrestled."
SCOTT THOMPSON: Thompson, a junior, saw another stellar year come to an end with back-to-back losses on Day 2 of the state tournament.
Minutes after Doak became the first wrestler in school history to win a third straight District 6 title, Thompson (36-4) became the Bobcats' second ever three-time district champ, snatching the tournament's most outstanding wrestler award in the process.
Two weeks later, Thompson lost to a wrestler he'd beaten in five of six previous matches, Valley's Terrell Fields, to place second for the second consecutive year at the Southwest Regional tournament.
Thompson then reached the quarterfinal round at states for the third straight year, where he gave eventual state champ Stephen Loiseau, of Lancaster Catholic, all he could handle en route to a 4-3 loss.
"I think Scott and Drew got ahead of themselves a little bit this year," D.J. Doak said. "We put the cart before the horse, and all we were concerned about, including me, was winning state titles. Next year we've got to take it one day at a time and one match at a time, and if we get to Saturday, then we can worry about gold medals."
COLE WANO: A sophomore and first-year varsity starter, Wano turned it on in the postseason and placed third at the Section 2-AA tournament.
Wano won three of four matches in the consolation bracket at the WPIAL tournament and placed fifth to earn a trip to the Southwest Regional tournament, where he lost each of his two matches to finish with a 20-11 mark.
KALEB YOUNG: Like Phillippi, Young, the younger brother of former Punxsutawney stalwart Kody Young, made his second straight trip to states in his sophomore campaign.
Young (33-3) won his second straight District 9 tournament before placing second in the Northwest Regional tournament, which he won as a freshman.
A loser of just six career bouts, Young won his first match at states and then dropped a 5-3 decision in overtime in the quarterfinals to Cumberland Valley's Patrick Duggan, who placed third.
Young regained his footing and won three of four matches in the consolation bracket to nab a fifth-place medal.


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Felony Caregiver
Posted 30 January 2012 - 04:23 PM
I just met a person that has a felony and grows only his 12 as his own caregiver. Can he do this legally??
Posted 30 January 2012 - 04:30 PM
Also, the felony is only on drug charges (they are trying to change it, but for now it is only drug felonies that exclude you). So if you have a felony for say embezzlement, you could still be a caregiver for someone else.
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Posted 31 January 2012 - 02:09 AM
yeah and I hope it doesent change
You and me both, lol.
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Posted 31 January 2012 - 08:34 PM
If the "felon" has gone through the process of having it adjudicated, they can be a caregiver and grow for others. I have a close friend who was convicted of growing in a non medical state, he has had his charges adjudicated and is currently a caregiver here in East Lansing.
must of been the only thing he got in troubble for cuz in michigan you can only have 1 conviction only if more than that no way can it be done, witch also a load of crap, I have a mistorminor for carless driving and cant get my felioney off because of it state is the
Posted 31 January 2012 - 09:22 PM
yeah and I hope it doesent change
I would like to see this change, I don't think that those of us with felony marijuana charges should be excluded from being a caregiver. I was busted in 1969 for possession of 2 grams of Indiana ditch weed, a felony at the time, so I cannot even caregive for my wife. I have tried to teach her the skills needed, but she just does not have a green thumb, so this has been a struggle for us. Peace ... j.b.
Posted 01 February 2012 - 11:12 AM
You know there use to be second chances in this country. Now they hound you all the way to the grave. At some point this issue will be dealt with rationally. Thanks, bb
yeah there on still after you even when ur in the grave
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Has anyone experienced sores on the outside of the mouth in the crevasses of the lips from the excessive saliva from the Invisalign trays? How long have they lasted and how do you treat them? My sore on my lip is starting to bleed a little, has anyone experienced this with the Invisalign trays? I just got mine this week. Thank you, Kandice


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Facebook gave Utah's Attorney General, Sean Reyes, a major donation. But some people aren't happy that Facebook has been supporting Reyes and his political agenda. Read on to learn why that cash donation has got so many people up in arms.
1. Facebook Donated $10,000 to Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes
Sean Reyes is in the news today because Facebook donated $10,000 to his campaign back in May. Some people think this donation was in bad taste, as Reyes is opposed to gay marriage. Despite the fact that Facebook has recently made efforts to support diversity, some critics think that this donation undermines all of Facebook's previous efforts.
A Facebook spokesperson told GaySaltLake.com:
"Facebook has a strong record on LGBT issues and that will not change, but we make decisions about which candidates to support based on the entire portfolio of issues important to our business, not just one. A contribution to a candidate does not mean that we agree with every policy or position that candidate takes. We made this donation for the same reason we've donated to Attorneys General on the opposite side of this issue – because they are committed to fostering innovation and an open Internet."
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The Huffington Post has previously reported that Sean Reyes opposes marriage equality. However, he told reporters, his opposition to gay marriage is not based on "hate":
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Learn more about Reyes in the video above.
Valley Wag reports that Reyes is generally considered to be "the face legal opposition to marriage equality in America." Valley Wag has some additional background info about the Reyes agenda:
"Reyes has irked LGBT activists for his aggressive stance against gay rights. After being sworn in as Attorney General this past December, the first issue he tackled was 'the defense of marriage,' saying his office would be 'willing to spend whatever it takes' to defend Utah's gay marriage ban, which had been struck down by a US District Court earlier that month."
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You can watch Reyes get sworn into his office in the video above.
According to the Deseret News, Reyes is a Republican. His run for the attorney general spot was his first attempt at winning a political office. He lost in his run against Swallow, but Reyes was later appointed to his desired political post by Utah Governor Gary Herbert following the Swallow's resignation.
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the wlan adapter in my notebook is not supportet in backtrack. So i am thinking about to buy an alfa 500mW usb adapter. Can I use this adapter (injection + monitor mode) with the vmware version of backtrack within windows vista?
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this as at the crack
and at the wheel
it was 194bhp at the crank before mods so now 190bhp at the wheels is good and 234.2bhp at the crank is cool what do you think ??
Not bad results What mods have you done?
nice results will make for smiles per mile
nice torque too
you've got to be happy with those results Dan!
nice power and torque and your AFR's look very good as well - get's slightly rich up top but that's to be expected..
EDIT: just noticed that on the printout it says the Dyno was done in 3rd gear - is the 1:1 ratio not closer in 4th/5th??.. I always thought Dyno runs were done in the closest gear to 1:1?
EDIT 2: just checked 2.8 automatics 1:1 are 3rd gear and 2.8 manuals are 5th gear - you're dyno should have been done in 5th gear and your figures probably would have been a little higher (from what I understand anyway??) - maybe someone can correct me..
EDIT 3: IGNORE ABOVE!! - you were on a Dyno Dynamics (load cell) - doesn't matter what gear you were in!!
Nice results, and that torque graph definitely looks good. Would you mind posting the graphs and mods here for everyone else's benefit?
its ok am shooting for 250bhp at the crank . next mod will be fan delete underdrive pulleys and one day camshafts on day i hope and wrapping the headers .ye the car shifts now but there is more to be had yet what this space
I'd be interested to know what you've already done to the car.
well m50 inlet manifold custom system with decat home made induction kit and heat sheild using k and n cone fillter and a daztek piggy back unit controling the fueling
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text: Harvest Public Media 'Prayer And Work' Go Hand In Hand At This Colorado Ranch By Luke Runyon & Harvest Public Media • Jan 22, 2015 Many beer aficionados are familiar with the rare breweries run by Trappist monks. The beer is highly sought after, but it's not the only food or drink made by a religious order. Many abbeys and convents have deep roots in agriculture, combining farm work with prayer. Just five miles south of the Colorado-Wyoming border you'll find one of these places. Idyllic red farm buildings sit in the shadow of the main abbey, all tucked in a stony valley. At the Abbey of St. Walburga, cattle, water buffalo and llamas graze on grass under the watchful eye of Benedictine nuns. Hemp's Legality Has Stunted Research, But That's Starting To Change By Luke Runyon & Harvest Public Media • Jan 12, 2015 Humans have been growing hemp for centuries. Hemp-based foods have taken off recently. So have lotions and soaps that use hemp oil. Studies underway now are examining how different compounds in cannabis could be used as medicine. There's hope its chemical compounds could hold keys to medical treatments for Parkinson's disease and childhood epilepsy. Scientists studying industrial hemp say the plant holds a tremendous amount of promise. But to unlock its potential there's very basic scientific research to be done. No Matter How Colorado Votes, GMO Labeling Debate Far From Finished By Luke Runyon • Oct 2, 2014 Voters in Colorado will decide whether or not they want the state to require labels on foods containing genetically modified ingredients, or GMOs. The 2014 ballot measure highlights a much larger national conversation about the safety and prevalence of genetically modified foods. If passed, food companies and farmers would need to affix on a food label the text: "Produced with genetic engineering" if the product contains certain genetically modified crops and their derived oils and sugars that end up in processed foods. Those in favor of the proposal, Proposition 105, claim consumers have a right to the information. Those opposed say it amounts to a fear campaign. Mutton Busting: A Rodeo Tradition By Luke Runyon & Harvest Public Media & KUNC • Jul 24, 2014 Luke Runyon / Harvest Public Media & KUNC A furry beast, a brave rider and a roaring crowd make up the list of ingredients for the Western rodeo tradition known as "mutton busting." Think of it as bull-riding, but for 6-year-olds, and the furry beast is actually a wooly sheep. Mutton busting has its roots in Colorado, where it was first introduced in the 1980s at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. The crowd-pleaser is now a favorite at many rodeos and county fairs across the Midwest and Great Plains. 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Asian Development Review: Volume 30, Number 2
The Asian Development Review (ADR) is a professional journal for disseminating the results of economic and development research relevant to Asia and the Pacific.
In this issue of the ADR, a wide range of topics related to economic and social development in the region are discussed. These include demographic dividends issues, state employment and human capital investments in Viet Nam households, foreign firms and indigenous technology in the People's Republic of China, household assets and income shocks in Pakistan's rural economic development, inequality of human opportunities, and the effect of political connection on firm value.
Internationally renowned scholars are welcome to submit articles for publication. Papers are intended for economists and social scientists in government, the private sector, academia, and international organizations. ADR is published twice a year, in March and September, by MIT Press under the editorship of ADBI Dean Masahiro Kawai.
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The statewide prescription pill tracking system called Rx-Sentry came online Monday, is only one part of the solution to a dangerous problem.
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