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Razer's new keyboard turns your iPad Pro into a pseudo-laptop
Because holding a giant tablet for hours at a time is tiring.
Kodi jumps into hardware with a Raspberry Pi case
The $20 case adds some style and passive aluminum cooling to your HTPC.
A newsletter a day keeps the FOMO at bay.
Engadget giveaway: Win a uniVERSE Case System courtesy of Otterbox!
It's the start of your own pocket-sized production and performance kit.
Otterbox's new case lets you use accessories without removing it
The Universe system solves one big problem, if you're willing to pay for the compatible accessories.
Feds scrap Apple lawsuit in New York
Apparently, "someone" provided them the passcode needed to access a Brooklyn drug deal's iPhone.
LG G5 already has a touch-enabled Quick Cover
The phone hasn't even been announced yet.
Uncovering the intersection of art and technology - Nov 16, 2017
Move over Mophie, Apple has a $99 Smart Battery Case
And it's surprisingly lumpy.
The OnePlus iPhone case comes with a OnePlus X invite
Select buyers will also get an invite to the rare ceramic model, and a few will get a free One X model outright.
Logitech's iPad Pro keyboard case is relatively affordable
Logitech is shipping some of the first iPad Pro cases, including a keyboard case that's more affordable than the official option.


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Book Talk: Alex Kava uses own hurricane experience in new novel
By Belinda Goldsmith
SYDNEY (Reuters Life!) - Being hit by two hurricanes within the space of nine months had such a profound affect on American author Alex Kava that she used the experience as the basis for her latest novel.
"Damaged," Kava's eighth psychological suspense novel featuring FBI agent Maggie O'Dell, is based on the Florida coast and a case involving missing body parts and a mysterious infection which is complicated by a hurricane.
Kava, a New York Times bestselling author, grew up in rural Nebraska but bought a writer's retreat on Blackwater Bay, Florida, where she experienced both hurricanes Ivan and Dennis in 2004 and 2005 and found out how such events impact a community.
The writer, who started out her career in marketing and design before burning out and trying writing, spoke to Reuters:
Q: Did you set out to make Maggie O'Dell your main character?
A: "Maggie took me a while to discover. I never intended the first book to be a series but I really like her now and have been surprised by how readers enjoy her and have become attached to her. I'm always interested to see what will happen to her next."
Q: Does she reflect you in any way?
A: "She has a few of my characteristics. She is as stubborn as I am and also slow to trust people like I am. Her fear of flying also comes from my fear too but otherwise we are very different. I don't have a background in law enforcement and forensics so a lot of that comes from research and people I know in that field." Continued...

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He joined the local Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club there and by 1977 had reached the membership rank of commodore.
Examine photographs of Andrew Carnegie, J. P. Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Mellon, and commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt.
A motley crew of former sailors led by commodore Joshua Barney mounted the only real resistance to the British.
Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard—"the commodore"—had a passion for all things naval.
"We will catch her there," said commodore Schley, confidently.
Captain Shuffles was planking the quarter-deck with the commodore.
His ability and trustworthiness for the action received the highest recommendation from the commodore.
Captain Shuffles was in earnest conversation with commodore Kendall.
I then agreed to come with commodore Barney in a vessel he had engaged.
commodore Conner went home because his health demanded that he should.
1690s, probably via Dutch kommandeur from French commandeur, from Old French comandeor (see commander). In U.S. Navy, above a captain, below a rear-admiral.


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michaelson & austin tva 10
my friend give me this amp and when i turn it on i hear loud humming ! but if u play music the humming gone ! when u stop the music the hummiing back again ! what wrong with my amp ? please help ! thank
The TVA10 is a late 70s nightmare waiting to happen. I had one once. It oscillates if you leave its input open-circuit. It oscillates if you leave its output open-circuit. Each time, the EL34s glow red to let you know. It runs hot, so there are various things that could be dying. Have a look inside, and look for bulges on the ends of electrolytic capaitors.
Oh dear...this amp is one example of those designs that gave valve amps a bad rep.
While it can sound fine, in the hands of the unaware it has been known to burn out its OPTs due to parasitic oscillation.
Sorry, but I feel this is one amp one shouldn't own.
oh my god! sound like a nightmare for me ! !
i got a sch and i not sure the voltage ....... hope u guy can help me
when i measure the HT i only got 408 v and the sch show me 500 v !
Low HT
There are two main possibilities.
The 600uF capacitors were rather nasty RS types that lived near to the (hot) mains transformer. If they have gone leaky/low value, the HT will be low, and there will be hum.
The bias supply to the output valves is failing, and causing the output valves to draw too much current. Check the voltage on the grids of each output valve, it should be about -45V.
Finally, could you please type in the Queen's English? I don't imagine your tutors accept work typed in the style of a mobile phone text message, so don't use it on an international noticeboard. Replies to questions take time, and although everybody has tolerance for posters for whom English is not their first language, there is no excuse for a student in Britain to be sloppy.
I found the -ve bias caps is leaking and i change it and the hum is gone ! But went i turn the volume to 9 o'clock the sound start distort / broken ! The polarity on the -ve is connected right or wrong ? I've check the voltage .. Bias -44V HT 450V ..please help. thank !
ps thank for ur advice. i'll take into account
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ceiling fan height
we are installing a ceiling fan on a vaulted ceiling....due to the angle is there a certain lenght downrod that should be used or just personal preference? we dont want it to come down too low for walking underneath...the ceiling goes from 8 - 11 ft over 11 foot span:confused1:
you will need to keep the blades off of the ceiling angle for one thing and with the light system many fans average about 6.5 ft to 7 ft off of the floor but for the vault you can keep the height of the fan down to where the vault meets the wall, 8 ft. So, that would be about a 3 ft down rod.
make sure the blades are higher than you can reach .....
Ceiling Fan DownRod Length Guide
This page has nice quick reference for correctly picking the right downrod length for your ceiling fan depending on the height of the ceiling.
If your ceiling is at a steep pitch, say 10/12 or more, you will need to purchase a special piece. Not sure of the exact name; shroud, maybe? It's the decorative piece that attaches to the ceiling box and through which the downrod goes. The hole in the one that comes with the fan won't be large enough to accommodate a steep angle. And your local big box store isn't going to have this piece; I had to order mine from the internet.
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Who ordered the third bottle?
New York
We have already been through my gypsy cab arrival in the Big City. So, moving on…
Before I even arrived, Maria had made a reservation at a great restaurant to kick off the evening – after late night pedicures, of course! With Maria ruling the world at work by day and Melsie running around Europe, I had to go the shopping alone. Well, not entirely alone in that I had plenty of plastic in my wallet!
First order of business, however, was a stop at Starbucks for that perfect American, super-sized, early morning, steaming hot, non-fat, decaff, skim milk, macchiato, no whip cream and extra chocolate shavings in an environmentally friendly to-go cup for good measure. Just kidding, I don't even know what a macchiato is and only drink highly caffeinated, venti, skim soy lattes
Fully charged up on caffeine, I jumped on the subway (unlimited day pass for $7) and made my way down to Bleecker St. That's where it all happened, love at first sight! There they were sitting in the window of a gorgeous little shop (Olive and Bette's)… a perfect pair of dangerously high patent leather beauties with a stacked heel just begging me to take them home. *Look, in my world, shoes can talk and that is exactly how it happened! It didn't matter that they were the colour of a slutty zinfandel from Napa because I believe in buying outfits for the shoes instead of the reverse! Besides, I left that morning with the intention of buying the desperately needed pair of running shoes! The way I see it, I was halfway there having gotten the shoe part right!
After a few more shops and an uncomfortable conversation with the woman from my bank who was concerned (given the number of purchases recently made in four countries) that my credit card had been stolen, I made my way back to Maria's for quick change before dinner. Just as I was running out of the door, Maria came through wearing the exact same dress (one of the great purchases made in Paris)!!! It was absolutely hysterical and quite lucky that we didn't agree to meet at the restaurant! We quickly agreed that one of us needed to change. Maria took mercy on me given that I was still technically living out of a backpack. She is a very good friend!
So, there we were, perched safely near the bar in Public. Now, take notice that I mentioned 'near' the bar but not at the bar. I bring this up because, as it turns out, it doesn't matter where you are sitting in a flash New York restaurant/bar… they still bring you alcohol!
If you haven't been to Public, you should know that it is Melsie's favourite. Still unclear if the reason being is that they have a fab Australian wine list (stuff I couldn't even buy at the vineyards in WA!), excellent fusion food or the super hot bartender??? Either way, I would back her on all counts!
As Maria and I moved food around the plates, we managed to get through the first bottle of reasonably priced (Thank God because the one I wanted was $250 and this one came recommended by the nicest waitress ever as a consistently good drop) Australian wine pretty quickly. My funny friend Sam would show up somewhere between the first and second bottle. * Sam is a great friend from LA who helped facilitate my love for The Killers by downloading their first album on my then MP3 player whilst on the way to the airport for my move to Boston. Given that I only had one friend in Boston, Sam saved me from going quietly mad by having done that for me. I listened to that MP3 player all of the time - in the grocery store, running along the Charles, in the laundromat, etc.
Back to the wine!
Now, those of you who know me well also know that I have my limits when it comes to amount of alcohol I can safely consume without embarrassing myself. Lets just say, I must have exceeded that limit on that particular night! That said, from what I do remember, it was a fantastic night that ended with the perfect dirty martini shaken not stirred by Melsie's bartender while Sam talked to us in a perfect "I speak French and only bits of English when I must' accent that almost made me pee my pants! Maria doesn't remember getting home but I do - Yellow Cab not gypsy


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|During the week of IMPACT this year, we announced the launch of the WebSphere CloudBurst Samples Gallery. You can go to this gallery to find and download sample script packages, CLI scripts, and other tools that we hope help you in your endeavors with the appliance. The samples are free to use and offered in an "as-is" fashion.
|While I certainly will not write about each and every sample we post out there, I did want to bring your awareness to a new one I just put up today. The new sample is neither a CLI script nor a script package, though you will find it in the script packages section of the gallery. Instead, the new sample is a tool that you can run to produce WebSphere CloudBurst script packages.
|Specifically, the tool runs against a target WebSphere cell to produce a WebSphere CloudBurst script package that encapsulates that cell's configuration. The tool works by running the backupConfig command against the target cell. It packages the ZIP file that results from running the command into a special WebSphere CloudBurst script package that you can include in patterns which match the source cell in node quantity and type.
|The script package produced by the tool packages logic to run the restoreConfig command using the backed up configuration from the source cell. This will apply the source configuration to a new WebSphere Application Server cell created as the result of deploying a pattern. In addition, the script package contains logic to handle the possibility of changing cell, node, and host names in the target environment.
|The tool's purpose is to help you accelerate the process of importing your existing WebSphere Application Server environments into the appliance as patterns (which is a problem I believe many of you would like to solve). It certainly does not handle everything you need to do to import environments. In fact, it has the same limitations as the backupConfig/restoreConfig utilities in WebSphere Application Server. However, I do believe that it makes it a little easier to start moving your existing environments into the appliance as new WebSphere CloudBurst patterns.
|Check out this video to see a quick overview of the tool, and then go download it for free from the samples gallery. The ZIP file that you download has a readme file that gives specific detail about how to use this sample tool. As always, please let me know if you have any questions or feedback.
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This traditional khruchiki recipe has been handed down through my mother's side from my great-grandmother. As a child, it was my job to loop the end of each cookie through its hole. —Sherine Elise Gilmour, Brooklyn, New York
Featured In: 21 Christmas Cookies from Around the World
- 4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup cold butter
- 4 egg yolks
- 1 cup evaporated milk
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- Oil for deep-fat frying
- Confectioners' sugar
- In a large bowl, combine flour and salt. Cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. In another bowl, beat egg yolks until foamy; add milk and vanilla. Stir into crumb mixture until dough is stiff enough to knead.
- Turn onto a lightly floured surface; knead 8-10 times. Divide dough into four pieces. Roll each portion into a 1/4-in.-thick rectangle; cut into 4-in. x 1-1/2-in. strips. Cut a 2-in. lengthwise slit down the middle of each strip; pull one of the ends through the slit like a bow.
- In an electric skillet or deep-fat fryer, heat oil to 375°. Fry dough strips, a few at a time, until golden brown on both sides. Drain on paper towels. Dust with confectioners' sugar. Yield: 40 cookies.
Originally published as Grandma's Polish Cookies in Reminisce April/May 2009, p 49
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Reviewed Dec. 6, 2016
"From what I remember growing up, and the recipe I still use when I make them, these are not the same as Fattigmans. Fattigmans resemble these in shape, but the ingredients are different."
Reviewed Dec. 8, 2015
"made these twice for our daughter in laws mom. our daughter in law is Polish born in Poland as is her mom. they both loved these crazy good cookies. I'll admit for every 10 I took out of the deep fryer I ate 2 of them.......soooo delicious."
Reviewed Dec. 7, 2015
"I grew up having Chrusciki (the correct spelling) every Christmas and on special holidays. My mother, who was from Poland, gave me a slightly different recipe but I bet these taste the same."
Reviewed Nov. 29, 2015
"These are Danish and called Fatiman's Buckles.."
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2012
"These are from my childhood! Delicious! We called them "pig's ears"."


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Opening statement:
"I think it's an exciting week for our team. It's great to be able to play a game of this nature back here at Jordan-Hare. I think our team is very excited to play against a great football team. We understand the challenges ahead for us all the way around in a game like this.
"This is what college football's all about -- to be able to have the opportunity to have a very good football team come in here and see how much improvement we've made from the week before. I think our players are very excited about the opportunity. I know our coaches are, as well. I think it'll be fun for our fans. It's going to be a great evening, so we're looking forward to it. We get back to work today and start preparing."
How to prevent big kick returns from LSU?
"They've always been very good on special teams. They're a very athletic team from top to bottom, so obviously they pose a lot of challenges. We'll decide (our plan) as we get closer. We have a game plan in mind right now. Last year, they were very effective. They were one of the few teams that we thought beat us in the special teams game with getting yards and field position. Last year, that was something that stood out to us.
"We know they have a great return game. They have several guys that can return punts and kickoffs that are very potent, but we feel like our coverage units are very good. We think it's a very good matchup. We know the challenges of kicking it to their guys. We know that they return punts for touchdowns and things of that nature, but we'll have a plan."
Is this one of the more physical games Auburn plays during the season?
"I don't think there's any question. I think that part of their success over the last few years has been their ability to bring that physical nature to their game. There's no real secret with what they try to do. They execute. They have very good players. They try to out-physical you. They're going to run the ball and play-action you and take some deep shots on you during the game.
"The physicality part of their defense is very obvious, as well, when you turn that film on. That's what they're built on. That's one of the reasons, in my opinion, you've seen a lot of success from them. You can tell that's a way of life for them."
On what it takes to be consistently physical?
"I think you have to practice that way every day. You have to build it into your culture. I think what they do on both sides of the ball allows them to have built that culture over the years. It's a two tight end at times, two back pound the football at you and play-action you. I think when you're doing that on a daily basis in practice, that develops the toughness for your team, and they've done that. No question about it."
Was physicality part of the reason for the offensive transition from last season to this season?
"It's part of us trying to be more physical with the whole approach to our team. We've always been fairly physical on special teams. We know there's room for improvement. We've been aggressive in what we do special teams-wise. The physicality of our game needs to continue to improve, as we all know. I don't think that's a secret. I think by the way we're practicing and how much we're going against each other with some physical downhill play in the running game, I think you're going to see it continue to improve."
Auburn quarterback Kiehl Frazier will make his second SEC start this week.
Is it mentally difficult for a young player like Kiehl Frazier to learn from a mistake and move on?
"I think it's the individual, but I certainly think it's challenging for a young guy who's never really had to overcome those things. The quarterback role in this league is very mental. That's both when good things happen and when challenging things happen to you. I think it really depends on the individual, but again, if you're going to play quarterback in this league, that's what you have to be able to do, so there's really no option if you're going to be effective the next game.
"He's been good with overcoming the adversity two weeks ago to playing better this past week. Every week is going to be a learning experience for him, and there will be different challenges that come the next week based on something that happened the week before. He's going to have to continue to grow up, which I think he is, and work through those challenges."
On dealing with those challenges during the game?
"Well, you're just in constant contact with him and making sure that his body language and everything is right. The main thing is trying to get him some success early in the game. If you're able to do that, there's something that may happen bad somewhere down the line in the game, but you have to have a very short memory to be good at this position.
"It's about poise and character and confidence, and you can't be shaken. That's easier said than done, when you have everybody telling you how good you are or how bad you are or all of the other things that are out there, but that comes with the job, and he knows that. We've had several discussions on that, and he'll continue to grow."
On the importance of establishing the running game against LSU to take pressure off Frazier?
"I've said it several times. Our plan is to never put a game entirely on a quarterback, whoever the quarterback is here. There are other guys out there that have a lot of work that they have to do to help get the job done. We have to be able to move the football. They are giving up less than 50 yards a game running the football, so we have to find some way to run it. We rushed for 255 yards last week, but this is a different type of deal.
"Running the football is obviously imperative when it comes to trying to take a quarterback and continue to see him grow. What helps is running the ball. We know the challenges of that. We know what people have attempted to do in the first three games -- Washington and everybody else -- and it hasn't happened. We have to figure out a way to run the ball to take the pressure off our quarterback some and be able to throw the ball as well, but you mainly start taking pressure off the quarterback by finding ways to run the ball."
On the importance of re-integrating Blake and Lutzenkirchen in the passing game?
"Yeah, I don't think there is any question, and I think if we are able to spread the ball around to different people, then obviously the more people aren't going to be able to, if they choose to double one or double the other, they won't continue to be able to have the luxury to do that as long as other guys are being productive. So I think it is really important for four or five of our receivers to be able to be go-to guys that we have a lot of trust and confidence in that they will catch the ball when the time is right."
On how the absence of Tyrann Mathieu affects LSU's defense?
"To be honest with you, the ones that I saw come in and play besides him, they are very talented and very explosive and very confident. I haven't seen them have any problem covering receivers, whether it's man or zone. I can't tell you exactly what the drop off is in terms of him versus them, but as an entire defense, I don't see a drop off."
Does he feel Kiehl Frazier has command of the huddle?
"I do."
On his expectations for this week's game?
"Our expectations are to go out there and play better than we played last week, and our expectation when we go into that stadium against anybody is we play is to win. So that is the message this week, three weeks from now, six weeks from now; it won't matter."
Will this game speak to the character of the team?
"I think so. I think any time you play a team right now that is ranked in the top three in the country, no matter who you are playing, I think it tells you a lot about where you are, and I think it will tell us a lot about what direction--again, in terms of improvement--and how much improvement we have made.
"It is going to be a really fun game to play in for our guys. This is the kind of game that they should embrace and they should like to play in, so at the end of the day, our expectation is to win every time we step out into that stadium out there on that field out there, and, at the end of the day, we will always see exactly where we ended up and where to go from there one game at a time."
Is this game a chance to change the course of Auburn's season and does he communicate that?
"No, that's not how we talk. We talk about what a great opportunity to go out there and have some fun and have a chance to beat a good football team, and we take it one week at a time. We don't talk about the past; we can't change that and we will never be able to.
"We can only do what we can do moving forward, and that's what we focus on, so we don't look at what that means. That just means if we go into this game and play, play a great game and win the game, it means we won a big game, and we've got to move to the next one, so that's how we approach it."
On the development of Auburn's running backs?
"I think we've seen improvement. Obviously, a lot of that comes from the offensive line in terms of being able to get hats on the right people and trying to get some push up front, but I think I said earlier in the week the big question with Onterio (McCalebb) is: can he run in there? I think he has shown that he's been effective so far.
"This week will be a different challenge than any of the others that we have had previously. But I think Tre (Mason) and Mike (Blakely) have done the same thing. We've done some good things in the run game. I expect the run game to improve, and so for all three of those guys: 'Is there a lot of room for improvement?' Oh yeah, sure there is, but in the same sense we've played three football games and, again, our goal every week is to improve. I think those guys, for the most part, they've done their job. It hasn't been perfect, but I think we are working in the right direction."
Have any of Auburn's running backs set themselves apart?
"I think that Onterio has been consistent in whatever we are asking him to do. Sometimes guys take away the edge because they know right now he is dangerous out in space on the perimeter, and when people have done that --i.e. last week--then we ran him up inside, and he was able to be productive running up inside.
"We are going to try to do with him what we can to keep him productive, but in every role that we have given him, he's been fairly productive, even when we put him back there as a kick returner, so we know he is productive.
"Tre and Mike have both done some nice things in their own right. They need to continue to improve, but the tailback position right now is one that we know we have to count on to improve and get better. I think, again, after three games they are in the right direction, but they certainly haven't arrived."
On SEC players being suspended for illegal hits?
"I think that Commissioner (Mike) Slive and our officiating crew and the people that are responsible for that, Steve Shaw, I think they do a great job, number one. Their number one concern is safety for young guys, so anytime you are looking at the safety and health of young guys they are going to make decisions based on that, which I think is outstanding. I'm not aware of all of the suspensions and things of that nature, but I know that they keep a very close eye on what is acceptable, and they are trying to make a statement of safety, and I think they do a great job of it."
On how he addresses such rules with his team?
"It's hard because you are trying to get guys to be aggressive and in the same breath you are saying, 'Hey, let's be aggressive, but here's the things you can't do.' But, I think it is really all just educating your guys. When you're targeting above the shoulders to a defenseless player, it is what it is. You've got a chance to really hurt somebody, and that's not what we want.
"Some discretion certainly needs to be used by the player because they are all trying to play hard and they are all trying to play physical, but at the same time we are trying to do all the things we can as a league to police and prevent catastrophic injuries. I think it is all monitored and evaluated very closely, and I think rightly so."
On how difficult it appears on film to be to tackle LSU running back Kenny Hilliard?
"Very, along with some of their other tailbacks. They can throw in a 220-pound tailback, and if he goes out, they are just going to throw in another 230-pound tailback, so they are all good. They are physical. They are downhill. That's what they practice. That's the way they run. They have a very good offensive line. It's no secret. They are where they are because they are able to do that."
Zach Mettenberger
On LSU quarterback Zach Mettenberger?
"I think you can start with his completion percentage first, and I think that tells a lot about what he is in terms of accuracy and decision making. He's very, very efficient when it comes to that, so he doesn't put his football team in positions to get beat. I think he threw one interception Saturday in the red zone against Idaho, but I think he makes very good decisions, and when your completion percentage is up around the 70-percent mark, that says a lot about what you are doing with him.
"He's got a great arm; he makes very, very good decisions. They'll have somebody else back there who can be a dual-threat type guy -- Russell Shepard -- they'll put somebody else back there as a little bit of relief, a little bit different flavor, but when (Mettenberger's) in there, he's very productive and he's very efficient."
On how LSU manages to be consistent and win?
"I think it is impressive that anybody can do it. I think Les (Miles) has done a great job there and has done a great job in being able to maintain some consistency. I think for anybody that's the goal as you move forward, but they've done a great job with it."


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Upcoming EventsWhile we're busy getting ready for June 10 when our third graduating class will take the stage, there are many other upcoming Shanti Bhavan events!
Consider hearing our founder, Dr. Abraham George speak at the Kellogg India Business Conference or attending the Girls Who Rock concert in New York City. We are working hard to support the seniors as they prepare to go to college; they have come so far and your donations will ensure that their dreams of a college education come true! Thank you for your continued support for the Shanti Bhavan children.
Join us on Saturday, May 12th at the Kellogg School of Management for the 18th Kellogg India Business Conference. Dr. Abraham George, founder of Shanti Bhavan, will be a keynote speaker, and will speak on the topic, "India's Challenges and New Solutions". Param Uberoi of Pernord Ricard, Shantanu Prakash of Educomp Solutions Limited and others will be attendance to discuss the changing economic environment in India and the new horizons that abound.
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On May 18th, Internet Week New York will bring the crowds out to Gramercy Theatre for the third annual GIRLS WHO ROCK concert, featuring American Idol finalist Haley Rhinehart, "the lady with the ukulele" Jessica Latshaw, the hottest DJs – The Jane Doze – and Shin-B, among other surprises, including skyping in Shanti Bhavan students!
100% of ticket sales — literally, every penny, thanks to sponsor Umojawa! — will send two girls to college (through all of college), and help sponsor 13 more girls in primary and secondary school at Shanti Bhavan. You'll be sponsoring Jancy, a senior at Shanti Bhavan going for her MBA this fall, to be the first in her family to graduate from college; Prathibha, an 11th-grader who plays the violin and dreams of seeing Venice one day; and 13 others you'll meet along the way.
Music is universal. Education should be, too. Get your ticket today to rock out with us & She's the First! http://gwr2012.eventbrite.com.
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Casual photographers can afford to keep all their camera gear snugly squirreled away in a camera bag or backpack because it's no big deal if they miss a shot. But professional photographers make a living taking pictures and can't afford to fumble through a bag full of gear looking for a particular item.
So you're going on a photo shoot, maybe even shoot some video. Presumably you're bringing at least one camera, some memory cards and maybe some extra lenses and a tripod. But what other items might be useful?
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This is a discussion on Situational awareness at level zero in the morning within the Carry & Defensive Scenarios forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by hdatontodo Glad you're ok. Perhaps an earlier bed time? This 'might be' good advice. After my first 5 or so years in ...
Now it's my 'habit' and my 'me time'. I'm the 'early riser' in my family now and that's how I like it..... and by the time the rest of my clan starts waking up or I haveta leave for work I'm awake, alert, and well into the start of my day.
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I always have trouble getting to sleep at night. I have ADHD and have trouble getting my mind to shut down in the evening. I've always been a night owl, anyway. So, when it gets dark my head starts working overtime. It doesn't help that I went back to first shift, at the beginning of the year, after a 3 year stint working third. After a year I still can't seem to get off vampire time. I have recently started taking creatin in the mornings. I notice now that, I am dog tired when the alarm goes off (at 0530 ugh) but, as soon as I get get out of bed and walk accross the room, I am itching to go. I don't know if it is a result of the creatin or if it is something else (I have no idea what) that happened around the same time. Incedentaly, there have been studies recently that it show it helps with mental facilities, in addition to the physical ones that it is already known for. It may be something to try. YMMV
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I'm the exact same way. I work a rotating schedule. Two weeks I'll work 6:30-3:30 and then two weeks I'll work 10-7. And then back and forth between the two. I go to bed about the same time no matter what schedule I work. I wake up at 6:00AM whe I have to be at work by 6:30. And I wake up at 8AM when I have to be at work by 10AM. I woke up at 8AM today and right now it's 8:15 and I'm just starting to feel awake. But mornings I work at 6:30, I'm not really conscious until like 7:30 when I've already been at work for an hour. I've tried coffee, energy drinks, but one thing I've noticed helps A LOT, are apples. I like coffee because I like the taste. Energy drinks seem to make me "happy" and put me in a better mood. They allow me to put up with more things through out the first half of the day (my job is really irritating sometimes.... whose isn't?). But if I eat an apple on the way to work, it helps me wake up very well.
I do think I have sleep apnea because I've woken up not breathing in the past, feeling like I was chocking or being suffocated. It seems like sleep apnea is a very common problem. I mean VERY common. Almost as if the majority of people suffer from it.
I'll have to try that, the next time I have to drive into Detroit. "With one eye cracked half open", it might look better.
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The longer I live the more I realize that I'm blessed with waking up alert at about 0530 every day. I guess 27 years in the military made a habit for life. As suggested - go to bed earlier & get up earlier. Get an automatic coffee maker that will insure you have a cup of coffee as soon as you get up. Then a second before you leave or drink one on your way to work. At least for your fellow commuter's sake be alert for the drive in to work.
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I used to do this, but in order to get enough time to actually get anything done I would have to wake up at 0400. I choose to sleep an extra hour, get up at 0500 which gives me enough time to shower, shave, and get dressed before the wife is out of bed. This gives me about 30 minutes of "me time" to make coffee for myself and breakfast for my lovely wife, which she usually eats in the car on our way to work since she wakes up too late to eat before we leave.
Wow, lots of good ideas in this thread. I'm the same way (morning zombie), even after getting treatment for sleep apnea, which can be hard to diagnose and might not appear to be interrupting your sleep.
Anyway, I like the idea of trying to exercise briefly. I find that sort of thing really wakes me up. You might try it.
I don't mean to go "Kobayashi Maru" on you, but I think the comment about getting to bed earlier is a really good idea. If you don't like the result, pull a "Kirk" and change the conditions of the test.
This also reminds me of an experience I had not long ago which, like you, let me know that I needed to change things: I had just taken my 7 y/o to school and was getting the baby out of the back seat of the car when I noticed someone approaching. I let this person get within about 10 yards before I noticed him. He was, fortunately, just a meter-reader and was wearing the characteristic fluorescent chartreuse vest. It was little comfort to me to think that I hadn't noticed him because he was around the corner of the house. If he had been a BG, that would have been no excuse. So, now I scan better, even on my own property and take the baby out of the carseat in the garage.
Good luck and thanks for posting about this,
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Honestly, I disagree with all of the recommendations for more caffeine. While it may help in the short term, if you're a regular user then it will actually be detrimental as it puts your system off balance. Instead, consider:
1. Limit your caffeine intake to rare occasions like a long drive where you may start to get drowsy. When you drink something caffeinated, it will work because you won't have a tolerance.
2. Get up at a consistent time every day. This helps prepare your body for when it's time to get up. I used to be super drowsy in the morning, always hitting snooze and such. One day, I over-slept, blamed it on my alarm clock and applied some percussive maintenance which only ended up breaking the snooze button. Without snooze, it was either get up or oversleep.. I learned very quickly and it's stayed with me for almost two decades.
3. I find it much harder to get to bed at a consistent time, but this (especially combined with #2) would help a lot.
4. Consider getting a dog! I adopted a couple of years ago and my dogs have amazing internal clocks. They know when it is time to get up and are usually getting up within 5-10 minutes of my alarm clock.
I'm sure there are plenty more ways, but those are my recommendations.
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Decades later, I do not resemble that instant awareness upon waking at all, today. I tend to awaken in a fog (not due to meds) and it takes me a while to get under way, so to speak. I anticipate that, if my wife alerted me to a big problem that I would be instantly "on" but that would be an exceptional event.
My wife does wake up fully alert; I hope that I never get challenged with a bad event unless she can rouse me first.
That is my key concern about getting caught unawares.


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Any of you guys had any experience with this. I ordered it today. 16$.........why not
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Hard to say. Who wrote it? What are the persons references?
It doesnt say whether the author builds or races.
I am a sceptic so dont be offended. Not busting your chops here by any means.
I would rather talk to some of the guys here and get tips from them, talk to the machine shop guys who build engines for local racers.
Every town has a shop that does speed shop work for competition. I would trust there word over some E Bay DVD of which I knew nothing of the author. But thats just me, like I said , I am a sceptic.
On another note , it would be interesting to see what it says in detail. Maybe it is worth the cha ching. Only one way to know for sure. :thumbup:
Hey Latech. No offence taken at all. I appreciate the reply and all the things you stated ran through my mind. I figured for 12$ plus shipping it was worth taking a look. I will deffinatly be looking for advise on the forum as it is apparent that there is a lot of knowlege here. I also thought that I would read the book David Vazard wrote or if there is another book that someone here would recomend.
I take it your porting estreet heads from your previous post, im porting a set of them myself right now. I talked to a local speed shop that has done a lot of estreets he said to blend the intake port opening they are very rough that being done alone will give you huge gains.
Thanks italian. I have never ported a set of heads before but am a welder by trade and also did a stint in an auto resto shop so I'm no green horn on a die grinder. I plan to do plenty of research before I start. How bout you?? Any tips you could throw my way would be great.
I'm a diesel mechanic by trade. I ported a set of camel humps 10 years ago in high school shop and they rocked was a good build. I'm no expert by all means, the guy at the speed shop told me to blend the intake port at the roof, and just smooth out the rest of the runner, and to stay away from the floor just smooth it out a bit. I blended the bowls and cleaned up the exhaust port a little bit also, i didnt get too agressive. I hope this helped ya out a bit.
Helps alot. Thanks Italian. Have you bolted the heads on your car yet??
I don't know anything about that video, but I can tell you from experience that it's tough for any video to cover more than the basics. Every head is different on what works best, and can't say what works for one does the same for all.
I've also found that a little is better, so don't go crazy porting your heads, or you risk having them not work better, or even ruining them.
Gasket matching is good, and cleaning up imperfections is also good. Some factory heads have a reputation for having the same imperfections in the same places, so if you know someone who's done much with your type heads, talk to them and see where the bad spots are. I know the newer SBC smog heads have some horrible looking casting flaws hanging into the intake runners when compared to aftermarket, or older better heads.
Stay away from the bosses around the valve guide areas in the runners! You can easily ruin heads grinding around that area! Get some machinist bluing and you can mark out the intake gasket to match them, and then just gradually blend, and not go too far. If you have an intake already, check it also against whatever gasket you will use, and match it to the same.
On the exhaust side I usually just clean things up, as I haven't found as much increase in performance with a lot of exhaust port work, where intake work seems to garner more for me.
Should do all your work with the heads disassembled too! Don't take a chance on damaging a valve stem, or getting grit in places you don't want it. I do all my porting on stripped heads, before any valve job or assembly is done.
No the heads are not on the car yet,I only have one finished. Hope to have the engine built in in the car in 2 weeks. Thats some good adivise 1971BB427:thumbup:
By disassembled I didn't mean off the engine, I meant disassembled with all valves and springs off the heads. And of course off the engine too! :)
Thanks for the great info 1971bb427. My paln in not to remove to much metal as I don't want to lose port velocity. I think I will port match and blend intake runnes, smooth out short side radius, polish up runners to 40G. Do the same on exhaust side minus the port match and polish up to a finer grit. Polish up combustion chambers, de shrould exhaust valves (if needed) and do some clean up in the bowl area. If you guys see any flaws in my plan please speak up. Any info would be great!!......the one questuon I have is when I'm finished can I just reasemble the heads with out valve job?? I'm buying them assembled so pretty sure I don't need to worry about that but not 100% sure. Thanks in advance guys.
When you are done get a 3 angle valve job done. If you can find a shop and the heads have the material in the right place, get a 5 angle job done.
Cleaning casting flash,port matching, smoothing the short turn radius ...all good ideas. So is not going overboard.:thumbup:
Anybody have any Idea what Kind of valve job come stock on the E-streets. I dont see any info on there site. Cant I just disseble the heads, do the porting, reassemble and them put them back in service??. I want to avoid a machine shop if I can.
E-streets come with a 3 angle valve job. Am I going to be ok the reassemble the heads after porting and use there valve job?? Idont see why not but I could be wrong :-)
If these are new Estreet heads then you wont need another valve job. They come with a good valve job. I'd be careful not to do anythin more than polishing in the chambers. Start unshrouding valves and you'll change the CC size of the chambers, and also creat differences between chambers that result in differences in compression ration from one to the others. If you don't know how to CC a chamber to match them all, you should only polish them lightly.
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Deco is close to agreeing personal terms with Chelsea but there is still a wrangle over the fee being demanded by Barcelona. The Spanish club want €20m (£16.7m) for the midfielder even though they have declared he can leave and the Portuguese international turns 31 in August.
Chelsea will not pay more than £10m and Deco's agent, Jorge Mendes, will have to continue negotiating with Barça to reduce the fee for the Brazlian-born player who Luiz Felipe Scolari is keen to make his first signing at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea's hopes of signing Kaka – always slim despite indicating they will pay whatever it takes to secure the Brazilian international – have received a blow. The 26-year-old told the Brazilian TV channel SporTv that he "appreciated" Chelsea's interest, but said: "Thank you, but I don't have any desire to leave Milan." However, he added the interesting caveat that he would leave if the club wanted to sell him.
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Sidwell, if he signs for Villa, will be regarded as a replacement for Gareth Barry although manager Martin O'Neill's interest in signing the player is long-standing and, at one time, he hoped to pair him with the England international.
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The England midfielder, who turns 30 tomorrow, has one year left on his contract and will open negotiations over a new deal when he returns from holiday in the next few days. He is asking for pay parity with the club's highest earner, John Terry, who earns £135,000-a-week although Chelsea are reluctant to pay that amount. This week the Inter pres-ident, Massimo Moratti, declared Lampard as their "number one objective" in the transfer market.
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The battle on the waterfront has broken out again, with a budding port operator attacking the Government and port authorities for protecting Australia's stevedoring duopoly.
Anglo Ports Pty Ltd said the lack of true competition in container stevedoring was creating a trade crisis in Australia as key container ports would be gridlocked within a few years.
Anglo Ports director Captain Richard Setchell said the existing Patrick and P&O "balanced duopoly" was out of step with practices in Europe, the US and most free economies in Asia.
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P&O Ports managing director Tim Blood told the conference that the Federal Government's recent infrastructure report had confirmed that container port infrastructure was "currently adequate". In fact, with existing facilities continuing to be developed, it was likely to remain adequate for many years.
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IWAKUNI, Japan - The Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force delivered shock and awe to the local community by means of elaborate demonstrations, static displays and flybys during an open house here Sunday.
The JMSDF Iwakuni Festival, celebrated annually in the fall, commemorated the 38th anniversary of the force's command aboard the station.
The festival helped familiarize local citizens with JMSDF units and activities, and to strengthen exchange and support within the
The JMSDF command here sponsored the festival.
"All JMSDF service members, including myself, feel the local community warmly welcomes our presence here throughout exercising our daily mission," said Rear Adm. Tatsuya Komatsu, JMSDF Fleet Air Wing 31 commanding officer. "We appreciate your support."
This festival is a new event for JMSDF to open the gate for everyone to see and familiarize themselves with their facilities, equipment and service members.
"This festival has helped strengthen our foundation of support from the local Iwakuni City community." said Lt. Cmdr. Hisamitsu Saito, JMSDF FAW-31 public relations officer.
Crowds gathered before the opening ceremony to watch JMSDF aircraft take off to participate in a flyover demonstration after the conclusion of the opening ceremony.
Among the attractions the local community witnessed were helicopter and aircraft flyovers, a drill platoon with fixed bayonets on rifles, static displays of various aircraft and a helicopter carrier.
"There are so many things the visitors can enjoy watching because they do not get to see this on a daily basis," said Petty Officer 2nd Class Masaki Fujisana, a Maintenance Supply Squadron 31 electronics specialist. "I hope the event helps deepen the Iwakuni community's understanding of our duty and mission."
The event also gave JMSDF families a boots-on-the-ground avenue to further understand the self-defense force.
"My family and I visited the helicopter carrier first, "said Ayako Jones, an Iwakuni local. "It was exciting to see the helicopters up close. My son really enjoyed watching the airplanes fly. Seeing the flight demonstrations showed us how much the JMSDF service members train every day."
JMSDF is tasked with the naval defense of Japan.
"I think the roles JMSDF service members play in national defense are getting more significant," said Yoshihiko Fukuda, Iwakuni City mayor. "My mission as mayor is to ensure the citizen's safety and security. I think the JMSDF and I share the same goal in a mission of national safety and security."
There are approximately 1,600 JMSDF service members that work together aboard the station alongside U.S. Marines and sailors in safeguarding both countries well-being.
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Finally finished installing the springs and swaybar and took it for a ride in the mountains. In short, they're freaking awesome! They made a significant improvement in the handling of the car. There's a whole lot more grip, greatly reduced nose-diving under braking, and cornering was much flatter and glued to the road. I also felt that power was delivered more effectively since the weight of the car isn't bouncing around so much. Overall, it's one of the best things you can do, and the drop looks superb! I was too excited to start working to get a before pic, but heres an after pic with a not so good camera:
I did take before and after measurements though. I measured from the top center of the blue Ford cap to the body.
Before | After | Drop
Driver Front : 13 1/8" | 12 11/16" | 7/16"
Pass. Front : 13 5/16"| 12 13/16 | 1/2" (8/16")
Driver Rear : 12 7/8" | 12 1/2" | 3/8" (6/16")
Pass. Rear : 12 7/8" | 12 1/2" | 3/8" (6/16")
The drop isn't quite what they advertise, but I have an SE with the sport package so they might be comparing it to different stock springs. Either way, I'm extremely happy with the greatly improved handling and the way it looks! Thanks to Steeda for making great stuff and thanks to Brandon for getting me the goods!
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Sun, Aug 5, 2012 at 12:56 PM by Dave Winer.
I have four rivers that I follow pretty much all day while I'm working.
Olympics, tech news, my own personal interests, and New Orleans. I want to be systematic about keeping up with each of these rivers, so I put into tabs on this page:
The Olympics will be intensely interesting for another week or so. Tech news is something I'm always interested in. The tech tab here comes from the feeds in TechMeme's leaderboard. The 100 most frequently cited news sources for the previous 30 days.
New Orleans is interesting because their newspaper, the Times-Picayune, announced that is curtailing printing. I wondered if some of the slack could be picked up by a river of news.
If you have any questions about how this is done, please post a comment here.
Update -- added a feature that allows you to select the active tab from the URL. Useful if you're bookmarking the river and know which one is most important to you.
It also handles the case where you specify a panel that doesn't exist.
Another update -- I added the Berkman river.


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Nita Ing knows why she voted for Taiwan's incoming President Chen Shui-bian. She wanted an end to 55 years of uninterrupted rule by the Kuomintang (KMT). Ing--president of contractor Continental Engineering Corp. and head of Taiwan's $15 billion high-speed train project--was fed up with the corrupt web of government-business relations that throttled public-works projects. "We kept complaining about the old government," says Ing, 45. But until the Mar. 18 election, when she and other corporate bosses backed opposition leader Chen, "we didn't know if we had the courage to change."
Now that they have taken the leap of faith, business leaders such as Ing are hoping the new government will move full-speed ahead with domestic reforms. There is more than enough to keep Chen busy through his four-year term. Even though strong electronics exports and $114 billion in foreign reserves have enabled Taiwan's economy to bubble along at 6.5% growth--and largely escape the Asian crisis--serious hazards lurk. Besides cleaning up corruption, his team must quickly repair a banking system that some observers worry is headed toward an implosion.
Chen's economic team is planning to hit the ground running once Chen takes office on May 20. Atop the agenda is fighting "black gold"--the Taiwanese term for political payoffs. It's hard to know where to begin: The DPP estimates at least 50 of the current 224 members of the Legislative Yuan--and more than one-third of local councillors--have ties with organized crime.
BAD DEBTS. The problem is so bad that it may even be jeopardizing Taiwan's financial system. Politically inspired loans are behind many of the estimated $32.5 billion in bad debts weighing on the books of banks. Until recently, all of Taiwan's six biggest banks fell under the legislature's purview because the government owned at least half of their shares. Since legislators approved everything from budgets to executive promotions, banks lavished politicians with favors. Moreover, most of the 16 private banks started since 1992 are controlled by powerful business groups who long have been speculating on stocks and property.
Under the KMT, regulators often looked the other way. In one current case, says a financial-industry expert, a Big Five accounting firm and regulators have signed off on bank books that are riddled with bad loans. "We saw numerous loans with companies that were in bankruptcy that were not even classified as nonperforming," says the source. And the problem isn't just banks. Incoming Finance Minister Shea Jia-dong, recently deputy central bank governor, says many of Taiwan's 50 credit co-operatives are effectively bankrupt.
The deterioration of Taiwan's finances has been alarming. According to official estimates, bad loans have mushroomed from around 1.5% of total loans in September, 1998, to a record 5% now. Many analysts fear this is a serious understatement. Taiwan's cities are glutted with near-empty apartment buildings that aren't generating enough cash to service their debts. National Chengchi University finance professor Norman Yin estimates there are 800,000 empty new flats in a nation of just 6 million households. "The situation is quite serious," Yin warns. "The whole financial system is vulnerable to crisis."
Chen's new ministers share the concern. "The situation is worse than people see," concedes Chen Po-chih, incoming minister of the Council for Economic Planning & Development. Finance Minister Shea says the new government is exploring setting up an asset-management corporation to take over bad loans and supervise a bank cleanup. It also will encourage relatively healthy banks to take over weaklings.
Compared with many of its Asian neighbors, Taiwan still has some extraordinary economic strengths. But Chen Shui-bian has a lot of hard work in store if Taiwan is to keep moving forward. And his job starts with the banks.


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In the troubled years following the Civil War, the spirit of a murdered child haunts the Ohio home of a former slave. This angry, destructive ghost breaks mirrors, leaves its fingerprints in cake icing, and generally makes life difficult for Sethe and her family; nevertheless, the woman finds the haunting oddly comforting for the spirit is that of her own dead baby, never named, thought of only as Beloved.
A dead child, a runaway slave, a terrible secret--these are the central concerns of Toni Morrison''s Pulitzer Prize-winning Beloved. Morrison, a Nobel laureate, has written many fine novels, including Song of Solomon, The Bluest Eye, and Paradise--but Beloved is arguably her best. To modern readers, antebellum slavery is a subject so familiar that it is almost impossible to render its horrors in a way that seems neither clichéd nor melodramatic. Rapes, beatings, murders, and mutilations are recounted here, but they belong to characters so precisely drawn that the tragedy remains individual, terrifying to us because it is terrifying to the sufferer. And Morrison is master of the telling detail: in the bit, for example, a punishing piece of headgear used to discipline recalcitrant slaves, she manages to encapsulate all of slavery''s many cruelties into one apt symbol--a device that deprives its wearer of speech. "Days after it was taken out, goose fat was rubbed on the corners of the mouth but nothing to soothe the tongue or take the wildness out of the eye." Most importantly, the language here, while often lyrical, is never overheated. Even as she recalls the cruelties visited upon her while a slave, Sethe is evocative without being overemotional: "Add my husband to it, watching, above me in the loft--hiding close by--the one place he thought no one would look for him, looking down on what I couldn''t look at at all. And not stopping them--looking and letting it happen.... And if he was that broken then, then he is also and certainly dead now." Even the supernatural is treated as an ordinary fact of life: "Not a house in the country ain''t packed to its rafters with some dead Negro''s grief. We lucky this ghost is a baby," comments Sethe''s mother-in-law.
Beloved is a dense, complex novel that yields up its secrets one by one. As Morrison takes us deeper into Sethe''s history and her memories, the horrifying circumstances of her baby''s death start to make terrible sense. And as past meets present in the shape of a mysterious young woman about the same age as Sethe''s daughter would have been, the narrative builds inexorably to its powerful, painful conclusion. Beloved may well be the defining novel of slavery in America, the one that all others will be measured by. --Alix Wilber
Staring unflinchingly into the abyss of slavery, this spellbinding novel transforms history into a story as powerful as Exodus and as intimate as a lullaby. Sethe, its protagonist, was born a slave and escaped to Ohio, but eighteen years later she is still not free. She has too many memories of Sweet Home, the beautiful farm where so many hideous things happened. And Sethe's new home is haunted by the ghost of her baby, who died nameless and whose tombstone is engraved with a single word: Beloved. Filled with bitter poetry and suspense as taut as a rope, Beloved is a towering achievement.


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Looking for wiring for a 63 chevy C-20.Original wiring under dash had shorted out. Was repaired but done wrong and shorted out again melting wires all the way back to the fuse block.Had another wire loom for a 62 so was able to change all of it out.Am now in need of the wiring for the gauge cluster that has all the gauges. Not one with warning lights.Rather have original wiring if possible.Any leads would be appreciated.
there are a LOT of aftermarket replacement sections available.. have you checked EBAY for sales of used harnesses??do me a favor...identify each of the circuits that melted.. and test every device before reconnecting..there are also fusible links that can be installed.. to prevent wiring harness failures... a few questions.. do you have a decent wiring diagram for that year of truck...upload pictures to photobucket and paste a link to them here so we can view them..
Thanks for the advise, found a wiring harness for instrument cluster with all gauges at Classic Industries ($44.00)Original problem appears to be wiper motor was frozen and was not fused?Switch was on and I was not aware of it until I saw smoke under dash.Now have an inline fuse to protect the wiring.Thanks again.


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'The Heaviest Cross' is the latest track to receive the visual treatment off Bronx rapper YC The Cynic's phenomenal new album, 'GNK,' produced entirely by New York's Frank Drake.
'GNK' is a concept album of sorts that explores ideas pertaining to race, society at large, music, and how all those aspects of life, among others, intertwine. And on 'The Heaviest Cross,' YC makes it clear that we all have our own crosses to bear (even him) and they can often lead to personal sacrifice and, eventually, triumph.
The most pivotal portion of the video comes during the second verse when YC is addressing the listener in a setting made to look like your typical family's living room. He picks up a photo of his mother with two of her children while rapping, "Moms had three kids to raise and still went and got her master's/ Two jobs so the rent was paid and I quit school tryin' to be a rapper."
It's a moment of clarity amid frustrated bars about worthless A&Rs, wack rap writers, and other players in the game who can bring you down with their negativity. Not YC, though, as he powers through the track and the remainder of 'GNK' with nimble wordplay and thoughtful narratives.
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The Department of Psychiatry, is a large department (ninety faculty members) with strong financial support. It is currently funded through the academic budget of the University of Michigan. Its major teaching mission is to educate medical students and residents in psychiatry; psychology interns and postdoctoral trainees. In addition, students in a number of other disciplines also receive clinical experience in the Department. The Department of Psychiatry has enjoyed excellent growth in multiple areas of biological psychiatry research and clinical practice under Dr. Greden's leadership. Well integrated research teams focus on affective disorders, anxiety and panic disorders, schizophrenia, child psychiatry, alcohol and drug abuse, and outcomes/health service research, all of which are well funded. Across-diagnosis programs in imaging and genetics are particular strengths of the Department.
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A life-size inflatable replica of famous British landmark Stonehenge has gone on display in Hong Kong as part of an inflatable exhibition.
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Visitors are encouraged to clamber over and bounce on the work of art named 'Sacrilege 2012', which was created by British artist Jeremy Deller.
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Slavin was impressive in his first collegiate action, helping Colorado College to a weekend split in the Tigers' season-opening series against Minnesota Duluth. He totaled two points in two games, while finishing with a +1 rating on the weekend and blocking two shots. The rookie was especially impressive on the penalty kill, going a perfect 15-for-15 on his short-handed shifts to help CC finish 12-for-13 on the penalty kill in the series. In Friday's 3-1 win, Slavin had the primary assist on the Tigers' third goal that sealed the win for his first career point, while helping them go 4-for-4 on the penalty kill and posting a +1 rating. Saturday, he scored his first career goal, CC's only of the game, in the second period to pull Colorado College within one at 2-1.


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text: 000 FXUS63 KFSD 201744 AFDFSD Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Sioux Falls SD 1244 PM CDT Tue Jun 20 2017 .SHORT TERM...(Today and Tonight) Issued at 341 AM CDT Tue Jun 20 2017 A weak wave moving through a fairly strong northwest oriented upper level jet will bring a very small chance for showers to areas east of the Buffalo Ridge in southwest MN early this morning. After this small threat passes an extremely nice day is in store as high pressure settles in at the surface. The low level thermal field is similar to Monday so highs likely to be similar as well. Readings could come in a couple degrees cooler if the 10-15 kft cloud deck this afternoon expected from about the James Valley east to around I- 29 is a little thicker. As the high pressure shifts east southerly flow at the surface will develop along and west of Interstate 29 overnight. Aloft the flow will turn a bit more southwest with some marginal instability shifting north. This will bring a small threat for what appears to be non severe thunderstorms to areas west of Interstate 29 after midnight. .LONG TERM...(Wednesday through Monday) Issued at 341 AM CDT Tue Jun 20 2017 Wednesday looks to be a fairly active day across the area. On Wednesday morning there is a warm front lifting north across the area that may result in scattered thunderstorms mainly north of I- 90. These storms are virtually uncapped when lifting from 850-800 mb, with 500-1000 J/kg of elevated CAPE. Environmental lapse rates are nearly moist adiabatic, and with effective shear being fairly limited, expect storms to remain non-severe. Skies are expected to clear throughout the day with strong heating throughout the daytime hours ahead of an approaching cold front. With strong southerly flow ahead of the front, and expecting strong moisture transport into the area, but still may not be enough to break the cap. Models suggest temperatures would need to climb into the lower 90s with dew points approaching 70 to have a chance at breaking the cap. 00Z NAM Nest suggests the potential of the cap breaking near 21z near Beresford. NAM soundings suggest fairly strong cap with cin over 100 just up the road in Sioux Falls at that time, so think it will likely wait till late in the day at the earliest. At this time, there may be a very weak short wave along the Nebraska/South Dakota border helping to weaken the cap and trigger convection. If convection can develop, agree with SPC analysis focusing on large hail and damaging winds. Could also see a tornado or two if there are lingering boundaries left over from the morning convection. Cooler air pours into the region on Thursday and continues into the weekend as a series of fronts parade through the area. With this, could see periodic rounds of precipitation, especially on Saturday ahead of a strong shortwave moving through the area. With 850 hpa temps tumbling towards 0 C on Saturday night into Sunday morning, temperatures will struggle to reach 70 F for highs on Saturday. Warmer conditions will develop Monday into Tuesday as upper level jet re-establishes back to the north. As the open shortwave across our area on Saturday wraps up late in the weekend across the Great Lakes region, could see additional chances for light showers/thunderstorms as short waves wrap into the region in the cyclonic flow. Not much in the way of model agreement on these specific features, so left the blend as is for time being. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFS through 18Z Wednesday afternoon) Issued at 1225 PM CDT Tue Jun 20 2017 VFR conditions will prevail through the TAF period. Isolated thunderstorms may develop tonight after 06Z from west to east, but at this time confidence is low to mention it in the TAF. && .FSD WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... SD...None. MN...None. IA...None. NE...None. && $$ SHORT TERM...08 LONG TERM...BT AVIATION...05


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This website is dedicated to providing comprehensive, complete and accurate information on vintage Roland 24-pin guitar synthesizers, controllers, and related accessories.
I started this website more than a decade ago when there was very little information online about vintage 24-pin synths, and a lot of the information I could find was wrong.
Please dig in and learn more about the first sustained effort by Roland Corporation to expand the sonic tools available to guitar players. You will find photos, technical information, service manuals, owners manuals, vintage advertising plus video clips on a variety of cutting-edge gear from the late seventies to early nineties.
This website is possible because of the many GR users who have helped by contributing photos, service bulletins, etc. to make this resource more complete. Feel free to email me if you have questions, corrections, etc. And many thanks to Dempsey Elks who dug through his Guitar Player archives, and emailed me the original Craig Anderton GR-300 article modification article that comprised the original website.
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