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Sanuril - Model 1000 - Mini-San Wastewater Chlorinator
From Disinfection Systems
The EES Model 1000 or 1001 Tablet Feeder is a complete, one-piece system for highly reliable disinfection of treated effluent from any sewage plant having a designed capacity of up to 50,000 gpd. Two tablet feeders in parallel will handle plants with capacities as high as 100,000 gpd. The tablet feeder is used in conjunction with SANURIL tablets, a disinfecting agent that provides a chemically stable source of chlorine for wastewater disinfection. Two models are available: Model 1000 with a six-inch pipe inlet, or Model 1001 with solid inlet end for easy field adaptation to the outlets of existing plants. Either tablet feeder can be installed in existing treatment plants where wastewater chlorination is being added or to replace troublesome, unreliable or complicated chlorination systems. Either is equally suitable for factory assembly into new package plants.
Superior Performance at a Lower Cost
Superior Performance at a Lower Cost
- Better Performance - The entire plant flow passes through the chlorinator where thorough mixing of wastewater with a controlled amount of chlorine takes place. This means more effective bactericidal action and less bacteria regrowth.
- Low Initial Cost - In addition to low investment in the Mini-San Chlorinator, savings are compounded because no pumps, mixing tanks or costly control devices are required as with most other chlorination systems
- Simple, Low-Cost Installation - One-piece chlorinator construction requires only inlet piping. No electrical power, wiring, bypasses or other piping required.
- Lower Operating Costs - Chlorinator operates up to 60 days on a single charge. No time-consuming premixing of chemicals or costly cylinder handling. Recharging SANURIL 115 tablets is quick and easy. No costs for electrical power or auxiliary power.
- Maintenance-Free Operation - No tanks, pumps, cylinders, external control devices or other moving parts to break down. System is non-mechanical and rust and corrosion proof.
Operating PrincipleThe EES Tablet Feeder is a one-...
Operating Principle
The EES Tablet Feeder is a one-piece system which operates on the flow-through principle to provide constant, controlled dosage of chlorine to the effluent of wastewater treatment plants.
The entire flow of treated wastewater passes into the tablet feeder through the inlet pipe. As the stream of water flows past the feed tubes containing SANURIL tablets, active chlorine is released into the wastewater by the dissolving action of the water stream contacting the tablets.
Each tablet feeder is furnished with a selection of weir plates, with weirs ranging in size from 1 to 3 inches in width for insertion at the outlet end to control the internal water level, depending upon plant capacity and the residual chlorine required. Each weir plate is calibrated, enabling the user to tell, instantaneously, the flow rate of the plant. The weir in turn automatically controls the chlorine concentration regardless of surges of wastewater flow. As the incoming flow rate increases, the water level in the tablet feeder rises, immersing a greater number of SANURIL tablets. When the incoming flow decreases, the water level in the tablet feeder drops, exposing fewer tablets to the water. Since the amount of SANURIL tablets dissolved depends on the number of tablets immersed in the water, the chlorine concentration remains constant regardless of the rate of water-flow through the tablet feeder.
The chlorinated wastewater then flows into the chlorine contact tank where it is held for the required time to permit effective bacteria killing action.
Each tablet feeder is furnished with four feed tubes. The number of tubes to be filled with SANURIL tablets is determined by the average daily flow rate and the required residual chlorine content or dosage.
The EES Tablet Feeder is designed for installation in any sewage plant having sufficient space to permit mounting. The tablet feeder can be located on or preceding the chlorine contact tank as near as possible to the inlet so as to channel entire plant flow through the tablet feeder before it enters the chlorine contact tank.
The tablet feeder is made of tough, corrosion resistant rotomolded polyethelene and polyvinyl chloride. Compact and easy to handle, the tablet feeder measures 26 inches long, 18 inches wide, and 16 inches deep. The feed tubes are 24 inches long with an outside diameter of 3 1/2 inches. Each tube hods 29 SANURIL tablets which measures 2 5/8 inches in diameter and are 13/16 ' thick. The Model 1000 has a 6' diameter inlet pipe size, the Model 1001 has a solid inlet end for easy field adaptation to the outlets of existing plants.
Other Applications
In addition to wastewater chlorination, the EES Model 1000 or 1001 tablet feeder can also be used for dechlorination and the chlorination of drinking water. For dechlorination, the Model 1000 or 1001 is used in conjunction with the EES D-CHLOR tablets. These tablets are a sodium sulfite based formulation having compatible dimensions for use in the EES Model 1000 or 1001 tablet feeder.
For drinking water chlorination, the Model 1000 or 1001 is used in conjunction with the EES AQUAWARD chlorinating tablets. The AQUAWARD tablets are a calcium hypochlorite based formulation also having dimensions compatible for use in the EES Model 1000 or 1001 tablet feeder. This system is ideal for open channel flow operation and/or remote installations where other methods of disinfection are not practical or economical.
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secure bed loft
I bought a single twin bed loft for my daughter- it's metal. it's the kind with just one bed on top and you can put desk/couch etc under it- the issue is- its very wobbly when she sleeps on it-
I was trying to think of ways to secure it -but fastening it to the studs on the wall to me maybe not the best? I don't know- i can picture it moving and working it's way out possibly damaging the drywall...... any thoughts?
I had a similar situation about 20 years ago.
What I THINK I recall doing was: I used U-bolts to secure the vertical steel posts to 2X4s placed horizontally (countersinking the holes so as to have a flush rear surface), then screwing the 2X4s to the wall studs.
Before putting it all together I painted the 2X4s to match the wall.
When I removed it years later I had but a few screw holes to spackle
ok thanks- I have the loft bed (from IKEA)- made of metal (not sure what type)- I want to modify the frame a bit since I need to get a couch under it- I was thinking of making the actual frame wider (using wood) has anyone ever modified (altered, combined) a standard metal frame with wood (2x4's) to sort of customize the frame?
What is the frame construction? Is it metal tubing?
yes- metal (not really tubing)- but metal- I wanted to make the overall width of the bed bigger- (right now it's like 75.5" wide)- Not sure how to do that without some serious "McGyvering"
When you say, "Not really tubing" what do you mean? I was asking about tubing as it's easy to cut and slide a slightly smaller piece inside the tube to make it longer.
the ends are round like tubing- the frame pieces that run width-wise look more like metal
1 x 3's
You might be able to do the same thing with slightly smaller than 1X3 stock. You'll want pieces to slide in as long as possible.
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Conservatives Seek Defeat of Budget Plan
Conservative groups are urging House Republicans to oppose a budget deal that is coming up for a vote later today.
Some House Democrats are also unhappy with it, because it doesn't contain a provision to renew jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed. But the plan is expected to pass in the House.
It would ease $63 billion in scheduled spending cuts and replace them with longer-term savings measures.
Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions of Alabama complains that "it's a fee increase to fuel a spending increase."
Boehner takes on critics on his right
House Speaker John Boehner is fed up with critics who say he and his GOP colleagues aren't conservative enough.
Boehner is speaking out against right-leaning interest groups like Heritage Action. The Ohio Republican is defending a budget agreement that Heritage Action and other groups attacked before it was even made public.
Boehner told reporters Thursday that such conservative critics — quote — "have lost all credibility."
The House speaker blames the groups for pushing GOP lawmakers into the confrontation over the president's health care law that touched off a partial government shutdown in October and hurt Republicans politically.
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Memphis Redbirds (50-55 overall, 2-5 this week)
During the last seven games at home, the Redbirds have struggled to put runs on the board, only scoring ten times. Jamie Romak's home run on Wednesday night marked the first for the Redbirds this week; the six-game stretch without a home run was the longest for the club this season. That stretch included three games (July 21-23) without an extra-base hit. Without run support and a few bad outings by the bullpen, the Redbirds managed only two wins in the home stand.
July 19 vs. Oklahoma City, Loss 1-4 (7 innings)
Thursday night's game was rained out and rescheduled as a doubleheader on Friday night. Two home runs were enough for the RedHawks to overcome the lone Redbirds tally. Starter Nick Additon yielded a two-run home run and Nick Greenwood served up another in the seventh to push the RedHawks' lead to three. The Redbirds could not string together a rally against starter Brad Peacock, who struck out ten Memphis hitters in his 6 2/3 frames pitched.
In the opening frame, Kolten Wong hit his eighth triple of the year into right field and tied Stubby Clapp's team single-season record. Wong scored on Chad Huffman's groundout for the only Redbirds run.
July 19 vs. Oklahoma City, Win 5-1 (7 innings)
Tyler Lyons earned the win in Saturday night's second game behind his team's five runs during his six frames pitched. In his fifth start back from St. Louis, Lyons' off-speed pitches led to a lot of off-balance RedHawks, with six ground outs and six strikeouts out of 26 faced.
A four-run first inning put Lyons in a comfortable spot. Ryan Jackson's lead-off single was followed by a pair of walks to load the bases. Adron Chambers reached base on an error by the shortstop to plate one runner. Greg Garcia's single added two more and Jermaine Curtis singled to push the lead to four.
The RedHawks responded with a run on Brandon Laird's RBI single in the third, but that was the only run scored against Lyons and Keith Butler, who pitched the seventh inning. Memphis answered within the third frame on Tommy Pham's double to score Jamie Romak.
July 20 vs. Oklahoma City, Loss 8-1
AutoZone Park was packed for Chris Carpenter's rehab start. In front of an announced crowd of 14,734, Carpenter was shelled, pitching 3 1/3 innings and yielding four runs. The first frame went smoothly after a double play negated a single, but two runs scored in both the second and third.
In the second, Carpenter allowed back-to-back singles and a walk to load the bases with two outs. RedHawks catcher Carlos Perez hit the third single to add two tallies, but was thrown out trying to stretch the play into a double. A lead-off triple in the third was followed by a walk. A groundout advanced both runners and tallied one more. A single sent the other runner home and pushed the lead to four at that point.
Carpenter got into trouble in the fourth and was pulled after 74 pitches with a runner on first and second. The 38-year-old former Cy Young Award winner has experienced numbness in his right hand and will not make another rehab start in the near future. Victor Marte escaped the jam with a double play and pitched through the next frame without allowing a hit.
The Redbirds loaded the bases in the bottom of the fifth with one out, but Romak's untimely groundout resulted in a double play. Jorge Rondon yielded four runs in the eighth, putting the game was well out of reach.
July 21 vs. Oklahoma City, Loss 3-2
Reliever Keith Butler's errant throw to first proved costly as an eighth inning sacrifice bunt was turned into the game-winning RBI. Boone Whiting started the game for the Redbirds and only yielded two runs. The 23-year-old right-hander allowed a solo home run in the fifth and another run scored on second baseman Garcia's error in the sixth.
Butler took over in the seventh with the score tied at two apiece and retired the side in order. A lead-off walk in the eighth and the RedHawks looked to bunt with left fielder Robbie Grossman at the plate. Butler fielded the bunt cleanly and threw the pitch over the head of Romak in a rushed effort to get the runner out, and the runner scored from first.
Mistakes were the key to the game as the RedHawks capitalized on three Redbirds errors. Memphis has not fared well in these close ball games, winning 15 out of 33 contests with a one-run margin after Sunday night's game.
July 22 vs. Round Rock, Loss 9-0
Scott McGregor allowed five runs, two earned, across 5 2/3 frames and absorbed his sixth loss in 11 Triple-A appearances. His two previous outings were winning quality starts, and this was another solid start until the 6-foot-2 right-hander allowed four runs in the sixth on Monday night.
Manny Ramirez played for the Express and drove three runs in four at-bats. His first at-bat was a RBI groundout to score a runner in the first. The longtime MLB star started the rally in the sixth with a groundball RBI single into right field.
A fielder's choice got Ramirez out at second but left runners at the corners with two outs. McGregor's wild pitch tallied a run, and the ensuing walk brought out manager Pop Warner. The next two hitters singled to push the lead to five and Marc Rzepczynski was called upon to get the final out of the frame.
Scrabble secured the final out and threw a scoreless seventh despite walking two. Rondon relieved him but yielded a solo shot to Jared Hoying. Marte was the next Memphis pitcher and struggled in the ninth. Immediately, he loaded the bases with a walk and two singles. Ramirez' single scored one, a fielder's choice added another and the fourth single allowed one more to touch home.
It was the sixth time this year Memphis has been held scoreless.
July 23 vs. Round Rock, Loss 5-2
Nick Greenwood got the nod for the Redbirds and yielded three runs in 5 2/3 frames. It was his first Triple-A start since the April 28 doubleheader in Nashville, and was his longest outing in Memphis this season. Two runs came in the second on a home run, Greenwood's third allowed in Triple-A and second in his last two appearances. The southpaw did not surrender a run again until a sacrifice fly in the fifth frame and left the game in the sixth inning with a runner on first.
Sam Freeman took over at that point and got the final out of the inning. In the seventh, a two-out double scored on a fielding error by Wong. Freeman struck out three batters to end the frame, but the lead had grown to two runs. Michael Blazek relieved Freeman and retired the side without a score despite giving out two free passes. Rondon was brought on in the ninth but yielded another run on a single. Of late, the reliever has struggled, allowing six runs in the last three appearances.
July 24 vs. Round Rock, Win 3-2
Memphis earned the win by capitalizing on two eighth-inning wild pitches by Express starter Scott Richmond, who earned the loss. On the day, the right-hander yielded all three Memphis runs, and was not stingy enough to beat Michael Wacha.
Last year's first round draft pick retired the first 15 hitters before allowing a long ball to Jim Adduci in the sixth. The next batter singled and those were the only two hits allowed by the right-hander all day. He finished the frame but then his day was done.
Prior to Wacha's allowed run, Chad Huffman's lead-off double in the fourth marked the Redbirds' first extra-base hit in three games. Chambers hit a sacrifice fly to score Huffman from third and the Redbirds scored first. Round Rock responded with the solo home run in the sixth off Wacha.
The Redbirds' answered back when Richmond served up a solo home run to Romak in the sixth for the Redbirds' first long ball since the All-Star break. Not to be outdone, Adduci homered again, this time on Butler, in the eighth to tie the game at two.
In the bottom of the frame, Wong reached on a fielder's choice with one out. He advanced to second on a wild pitch, then to third on a fielder's choice. On the 3-1 pitch to Romak, the pitch was low and spun off the catcher's leg and Wong crossed home plate to regain the lead. Butler got the next three outs, earned the win but was credited with a blown save.
Heating Up
Jermaine Curtis – The fifth round pick in the 2008 draft has hit safely in 10 of his last 15 with 12 hits in 50 at-bats, across a seven-game hit streak from July 8 through July 20. He has succeeded closer to the bottom of the lineup card, batting .307 (20-65) when hitting seventh or later.
Chad Huffman – Outfielder Huffman matched a franchise record with four walks drawn on July 20, and has increased his on-base percentage to .399 on the season. In his last ten games, the veteran has eight hits, seven walks, four runs scored and three RBI in 28 plate appearances. With runners in scoring position this season, Huffman has 24 hits in 65 tries with 32 RBI.
Tyler Lyons – The tall southpaw has pitched very well since being optioned from St. Louis. In five starts, the 25-year-old has thrown four quality starts for three wins. In 33 2/3 frames, Lyons has struck out 33 batters while allowing only six earned runs (1.60 ERA). The changeup has been fooling hitters and his fastball is consistently hitting between 90-93 MPH.
Cooling Off
Infield gloves – In the last week, the Redbirds have committed eight errors, all from infielders. Wong and Garcia have split the errors, with Garcia, the seventh-round pick in the 2010 draft, committing four errors in the last six games.
Jorge Rondon – Throughout his first four July appearances, Rondon only allowed two runs, and both came on July 10. In his four appearances since, he has yielded six, all coming in the last week.
Ryan Jackson - The right-handed hitter has struggled to reach base in July, with 15 hits in 70 at-bats (.214). Over his last ten games, the infielder has only six hits in 39 tries with ten strikeouts, no RBI or extra-base hits.
Roster Updates
Brock Peterson's move to St. Louis has temporarily allowed Romak to take over first base, giving Chambers, Huffman, Pham and Christian extended time in the outfield - especially with Oscar Taveras' rehab not going to plan. Catcher Audry Perez has seen some additional playing time with Rob Johnson still in St. Louis.
July 18: Outfielder Justin Christian activated from disabled list (hand injury)
July 19: Reliever Fernando Salas promoted to St. Louis
July 20: First Baseman Brock Peterson promoted to St. Louis
July 21: Infielder Luis Mateo promoted to Memphis from Springfield
July 22: Pitcher Chris Carpenter removed from Memphis roster (rehab)
Outfielder Justin Christian returned from disabled list after hurting his hand in the bench-clearing brawl on June 15 in Albuquerque. Outfielder Oscar Taveras aand catcher Geoff Klein remain on the disabled list along with pitcher Eric Fornataro, though the latter is on a rehab stint in the Gulf Coast League. Second baseman Kolten Wong hurt his groin, but only missed two games.
Looking Forward
After finishing the Round Rock series in Memphis, the two teams play four more games at Round Rock. It will be the last games the two will play. July 25 is one of the last 13 home games for the Redbirds, with only 39 scheduled games left.
Of the remaining nine series matchups, two are against American Northern Division teams. The Redbirds have performed well against the division opponents, winning 23 of 48 games. But of the seven other series, four are against the American Southern Division with the Express, the RedHawks and the Zephyrs. That has been a difficult division to beat, with the Redbirds dropping 32 of 51 contests.
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March Madness is in full swing with numerous local teams involved and here is the latest…..
The Illinois Fighting Illini won their first NCAA Tournament game in two years with Friday's victory over Colorado by the final score of 57-49. The Illini were able to contain Buffaloes star forward Andre Roberson by limiting him to 9 points and 8 rebounds. They also managed to get him to foul out. Nnanna Egwu did an excellent job keeping Robertson under wraps.
John Groce's team also did well against Colorado's reserves as they only allowed five points off of the Colorado bench. D.J Richardson, Tracy Abrams, and Brandon Paul all scored in double figures despite the fact that the team only shot 30 percent from the field. The Illini who are the seventh seed in the East Region will take on the second seeded Miami Hurricanes on Sunday.
Miami was one of the best teams in college hoops this year. They won the regular season title of the Atlantic Coast Conference and at one point was ranked the number one team in the country. They are heavily favored this year and the Illini will have quite the task on Sunday. Of course the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame will wish they could play on Sunday, but that will not be the case.
The seventh seeded Irish of the West Region suffered yet another early round NCAA Tournament loss as they were embarrassed by tenth seeded Iowa State with a final of 76-58. Iowa ran away with this one early as Mike Bray's team looked lost on defense from the get go. Iowa State scored in every way possible. Inside, outside, in transition, and off of turnovers.
Notre Dame's star guard Jerian Grant was held to just nine points while also committing five turnovers. The Cyclones shot 40 percent from the floor and left Irish fans shaking their heads in disbelief. ISU will play the second seeded Ohio State on Sunday. The Cyclones better enjoy this victory now because the Buckeyes are a Final Four favorite this year and are loaded with talent.
On Thursday night, Bryce Drew's 14th seeded Valparaiso Crusaders were eliminated by the third seeded Michigan State Spartans 65-54 in the Midwest Region. Perhaps the Bryce Drew game-winning shot clip from 1998 will finally stop airing on television.
The other tournament involving local teams is the College Insider Tournament. After coming off an historic first round victory over Chicago State on Wednesday night, The UIC Flames will hit the road for their second round match up. It was announced on Friday afternoon that the Flames will take on Northern Iowa in the second round of the CIT.
Illinois-Chicago leads the all-time series with UNI 11-10 and they have a lot of talent heading into this one. The Panthers from Cedar Rapids will have their work cut out for them on Saturday night. The Bradley Braves also participated in this year's CIT. They defeated Wisconsin-Green Bay in Peoria on Wednesday night. They will get another home game this weekend when Tulane makes it's way to Carver Arena for that second round match up.
Finally, things are almost official for "The Catholic Seven", or should I say the "new" Big East Conference. You already know that the re-birth of the Big East will take place on July 1st. Here are the newest developments…….
Xavier, Creighton, and Butler have decided to join which will make this a 10-team conference. Also, the league has signed a 12-year television deal with Fox Sports to carry many of the conference games including the new Big East Conference Tournament which will still take place at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
In August, Fox Sports is expected to return with a national network, similar to the one they had from 1997-2005. The Speed Channel will become Fox Sports 1, and Fuel TV will become Fox Sports 2. All of this will take place in August. The future looks bright for all parties involved, hopefully DePaul's basketball program will start to head in the right direction as well.
Saturday night, I will be covering the Chicago Rush's 2013 season opener from Allstate Arena. The arch-rival Iowa Barnstormers will be in town with former Rush head coach Mike Hohensee calling the shots. It's always a bittersweet moment when "Coach Ho" comes back to Rosemont. But that is what makes this rivalry so special.
Kickoff will be at 7pm, and always you can get game updates from me via Twitter @GabeSalgado82. Along with the hashtags #Q101Sports and #REDemption…….


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The Mimi's Café dining experience is more than just good food. It's friendly, helpful people and the warm, comfortable atmosphere of home!
Located right next door to our hotel, Mimi's serves you heaping helpings of American dishes in a colorful, French New Orleans – inspired atmosphere.
See why Mimi's Café is a favorite with locals and visitors alike!
- Extensive menu with a wide variety ranging from pastas, burgers, sandwiches, salads, soups, wraps and made-from-scratch meals!
- Open for Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.
- Kids' menu with smaller portions of all their favorites!
- Lifestyle menu – Great tasting meals for the health conscious.
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Brereton Jones' homebred Mark Valeski overcame traffic troubles and ran down a cavalcade of horses in the stretch of the $148,500 Mineshaft Handicap (gr. III) at Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots Feb. 23, notching his first victory since the Peter Pan Stakes (gr. II) last May. (VIDEO).
The 4-year-old son of Proud Citizen was handled brilliantly by jockey Rosie Napravnik, who found a four-wide gap after coming off the turn and finding no running room on the rail. She sent her mount for the opening and he angled out handily, then kicked into gear for a powerful late finish to win by one length. Final time for the 1 1/16-mile test was 1:44.82 on a fast track.


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The votes are in: RA reveals the best long-players of the year.
The RA staff highlights the finest mixes and compilations of the year.
RA's staff chooses their favourite imprints of the year.
Laptops, hardware, saxophones, oh my! The RA readers choose their top live acts of the year.
RA's readers start the poll season off by picking out their favourite DJs of the year.


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Girls Artistic Gymnastics
Development Team - Beginner Level 1 Young girls, ages 5 or 6 (kindergarten) and up. They will work 1-2 hours per week on basic skills on uneven bars, balance beam, vault and floor exercise. Leotards are required in class.
Development Team - Adv Beg Level 2/3 This is the second level of our program. They will work 1-2 hours per week on more advanced skills on the uneven bars, balance beam, vault, and floor exercise. Leotards are required in class.
Starbursts - PeeWee Pre-Team 4 - 6yo & Shooting Stars Pre-Team 6 - 8yo INVITATION ONLY! With these programs there is going to be more expected of the athlete. Emphasis on strength and technique will be stressed in these classes. The goal for each class is to press on toward a position on our competitive girls' gymnastics team. The class will work 1 hour-1 hours/twice a week.
Level 4 Sanctioned & Non Sanctioned Team - M/W/F 4-6, INVITATION ONLY! USAG Membership required if sanctioned. This team works out 2-6 hours per week on all events. This team will begin to travel farther and more often. This level will attend 5 or more meets in the competitive season. These meets usually cost $25-$85 per meet. A long sleeved team leotard, warm ups and bag are required.
USA Team (Level 5-10) - M&W 5-8:30, F 4:30-7:30. INVITATION ONLY! USAG Membership required. This team works out 3-11 hours a week on all events. This level will attend 6-10 meets during the competitive season. Competitions are scheduled all over the state and a few out-of-state meets. These meets usually cost $40-$90 per meet. A long sleeved team leotard, warm ups and bag are required.


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A Night of Validation
Rodman's ceremony celebrates his, Bad Boys' greatness
Dennis Rodman will make it eight on Friday night and six of them who either played for, coached or built the Bad Boys when you talk about Jack McCloskey and Chuck Daly, as well. Jack made some terrific picks and certainly Dennis Rodman was one of those. He chose a guy in round two who turned out to be one of the greatest rebounders and defenders of all-time and a guy who, along with John Salley, was the final piece of the puzzle that made the Pistons an all-time great team.
That era of Pistons basketball is one for the ages. There might never be another one like that one. We witnessed a great run by the Goin' to Work group in the 2000s. Those guys probably should have won another title and maybe they would be talked about in much the same way the Bad Boys were.
But the bottom line is the Bad Boys won two, should have won a third, I believe, and could have won a fourth. They were that good. They became a team that could terrorize the opposition when Dennis Rodman and John Salley came into the fold.
Look at the names hanging from the rafters – a Hall of Fame coach; an all-time great GM; and then Isiah and Joe, Hall of Famers who played in the backcourt together; Vinnie Johnson, who was as hard to guard as any off-the-bench player in the history of basketball; and Bill Laimbeer, who was one of the great competitors of all time, a terrific clutch player and, like Dennis, a great rebounder.
Add all of that up and you have a team that, no matter what anybody else wants to say, nobody wanted to play against and almost nobody could beat.
In my opinion, the 1980s was the greatest decade ever in the NBA. Just look at the luminaries who played in the '80s, from big men like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Hakeem Olajuwon and Patrick Ewing, to the all-time greats who played small forward like Larry Bird and Dr. J, to Hall of Famers such as Adrian Dantley and George Gervin, and then add Magic Johnson and Isiah and some other great guards to that list.
I don't see how any decade will ever compare with that one. It was so hard to win in the '80s and when you did – and the Pistons did – you were going up against the best teams that ever played. To win two championships and to do it as convincingly as the Pistons did – and to be right there with the chance to win a couple more – that makes the Pistons one of the all-time great teams.
If anybody wants to quarrel with the fact they were a physical basketball team, they should go back and look at everybody else in the '80s. When the Bulls won those titles in the '90s, the talent level was nowhere near as high and the game was far less physical. If you were going to win in the '80s, you better be good and tough and you better be smart. Because some of the smartest men who've ever played the game played in the '80s. No matter what, the Bad Boys rank as an all-time great team.
So Friday night's ceremony to retire Dennis Rodman's number will be a celebration of Dennis and also a celebration of the greatness of that team. The only bit of sadness about the night is that it's a shame that Mr. Davidson and Chuck Daly won't be at The Palace to see Dennis' number raised to the rafters. Mr. D loved his team and every one of his players and he certainly had a soft spot in his heart for Dennis.
Chuck Daly was like a father to Dennis. He cared about him, nurtured him, believed in him and was very, very proud of what Dennis did. I know somewhere Chuck Daly is smiling. I know somewhere Chuck Daly will be smiling as he looks down on this ceremony. It's a shame he can't be there, but believe me, Chuck's presence will be felt in the building on Friday night.


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UTEP freshman Martin Simonsen shot a three-over-par 75 on day two of the NCAA Norman Regional on Friday at Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club.
Through 36 holes, Simonsen stands tied for 23rd place with a three-over 147 (72-75). The final round will be played on Saturday.
The low five teams and the low individual not on those teams will advance to the finals, slated for May 29-June 3 in Pacific Palisades, California.
The top five teams after two rounds are Washington (286-281-567), Florida State (279-292-571), Texas (279-293-572), Illinois (284-291-575) and Georgia Tech (290-286-576). Simonsen is eight strokes back of the top individual not on those teams, Jonathan De Los Reye of St. Mary's (Calif.), who is in third place with 139 (71-68).
Simonsen finished strong on Friday with a birdie on two of his last three holes, but triple bogeyed the fifth hole.
"He actually played a lot better today than he did on Thursday," UTEP coach Scott Lieberwirth said. "He battled and he was patient for the majority of the day, and then that big disaster hit on number five. After that he wasn't very happy, and he kind of quit thinking and made some birdies coming in late.
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Wielding strange new technologies and hungering for revenge, the Soviet Army invades America. Overwhelmed Allied forces, unprepared for the surprise attack, are decimated. Will freedom be crushed under the heels of Communist aggression. Red Alert 2 is another Real Time Strategy from Westwood the makers of the brilliant Command and Conquer series. This is one of the few RTS that really was modded heavily, and not just limited to new maps and or player models.
they should have keept the tunnels in RA2
Well they should have kept everything. =(
what mod is this?
It says Beta/Aplha
It's not a mod, its a early build of RA2...
i didn't see that at when i did comment it
I see a MO 3.0 "Tesla Coil" and MO 2.0 "Sentry gun"
BTW nice Beta/Alpha
i cant get the RA music to work after i download it from DESURA to work on openRA can i ask y .
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you supported me forever, through all of this, and you believed, and i lied to you. and i'm sorry. and i will spend -- i will spend, and i am committed to spending, as long as i have to to make amends. knowing full well that i won't, i won't get very many back. >> president obama's second inaugural won't have quite the same glitter as that historic first one, but just as in 2009, they will be very busy this inaugural weekend. nearly a million people are expected for the swearing in and the parade on monday. all of it taking place under very tight security. and that all starts today. the president and vice president joe biden will take part in a community clear project. by example, both are urging americans to take part in the national day of service, which pays tribute to martin luther
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king jr. later, michelle obama and jill biden host a concert for american military families and their children. so as president obama prepares to kick off his second term, we wanted to know how the american people think that he's doing as he closes out the fist one. cnn political editor paul steinhauser is here in washington with me this morning. good morning to you. so thumbs or thumbs down. how do they think he's doing? >> we have some polls, a lot of polls. a lot of polls have skasked, ise doing a good job? do you approve or not approve? our cnn poll of polls say 53% say, yes, they approve of the job the president is doing in office, 42% disapprove. but what about the specific issues, not overall. take a look at this from orc, look at the numbers on the left, randi. these are where he's doing very well on the issues, terrorism, environment, foreign affairs, immigration, but those are not
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so important to americans. the economy, he's at 48%. what's the second most important? the deficit, we know that's been in the news lately, 41%. so it depends on the issue. >> and gun policy is in there as well. that snuck in there. has the president lived up to expectations, do you think, according to our polls? >> we asked just that and you can see from these results, about one in ten, 13% said he has exceeded expectations over the last four years. about four in ten says he's met expectations. a slight majority says yes, he's met or exceeded expectations. at the bottom, almost half said he fell short of expectations. these numbers are a little bit better now than they were a year and a half ago. >> the man with all the numbers for us this morning. paul steinhauser, nice to see you here. this weekend, the focus is on the inauguration, as we've been talking about, but it is the next four years that concern president obama, of course. the problems and the potential pitfalls. oh!
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coming up. 7:37 in d.c., ahead of the second inaugural for president obama. hundreds of thousands of people are starting to descend on washington for the inauguration. and this morning, we're looking past the oath of office to the next four years. the issues and the plans and the projects. but as our joe johns reports, some of the most notorious scandals also happen in the second term. >> reporter: president obama has high hopes for the next four years. >> i intend to carry out the agenda that i campaigned on. >> reporter: if he wants to reach that goal, history says a second-term president has got to move fast. >> power does seep away from the presidency very quickly in the second term. >> second term presidents and their congresses have two different clocks. and the president's clock is now moving toward history. and the longer view, and he can take more risks. the congressional clock is still going, according to the next election. >> reporter: but he can't push too hard. former reagan chief of staff, ken duberstein says after a second win, most presidents have
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>> i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. >> reporter: for bill clinton, it was the monica lewinsky affair, impeached by the house of representatives for lying under oath. clinton got to stay in office when the senate acquitted him. and for ronald reagan, it was iran contra. >> a few months ago, i told the american people, i did not trade arms for hostages. my heart and my best intentions still tell me that's true, but the facts and the evidence tell me it is not. >> reporter: the scandal led to investigations, indictments, and a weakened white house for reagan's final two years in office. if somehow president obama avoids all that, there's still a chance of an unforeseen crisis. >> you have to expect the unexpected in the second term. >> reporter: the soviet union shot down an american u-2 spy plane during dwight eisenhower's last year as president. and george w. bush's second term was bookended by emergencies,
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hurricane katrina's destruction of the gulf coast early on, the financial meltdown at the end. and after eight years, those moments of crisis could determine a president's legacy. >> when you're in the second term, you have no -- nothing left to run for, except a place in history. >> reporter: a number of presidents in their second terms have focused heavily on foreign policy. and now that mr. obama has begun the job of replacing his outgoing secretaries of state and defense and the director of the cia, he'll have some new faces to work with on his foreign policy team. joe johns, cnn, washington. >> and next hour, we take a closer look at the issues that will likely define president obama's second term. randi, what's coming up next? >> we have a whole lot still ahead, victor. she set fashion trends four years ago when president obama was sworn into office, so what will michelle obama wear to this weekend's inaugural events? we'll have a look at the first lady's fashion, coming up.
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you're laooking at a sneak peek of this weekend's events. one of those events is the inaugural ball. bow ties and ball gowns, there will be plenty of outfits to watch out for in the coming days. if you have money in washington, you don't really don't want to show it. what you want to show is actually power. that quote coming from robin givhan, fashion editor, and "washington post" contributor, and she's here with us in our studio here on the national mall. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so let's talk about fashion, specifically michelle obama's fashion. i know that you have said the first lady is stylish, but you have written in the past, i want to quote here, be ready, more often, her clothes are simply lovely frocks worth admiring in slide shows and picture books, but not worth discussing. now, you go on to say, fashion is fun, was the nonstop attention to mrs. obama's wardrobe isn't fun, it's exhausting, it's too much, and it's pointless. so do we have michelle obama
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fashion fatigue? >> well, clearly i did when i wrote that. you know, i think there's, for me, what was happening, or what has happened, is that her clothes have been discussed with this kind of feverish fervor that normally we reserve for celebrities. you know, for people walking down the red carpet, for, you know, the celebrity on their way to starbucks. and i think what it translates to the first lady, there's a lot of fun with that, but i also think it sort of drains away some of the more substantiative things that she could represent for the fashion industry. >> i know you were a big fan of what she wore at the first inaugural ball, the jason wu dress. what would you like to see her wear tonight? what do you expect she'll wear tonight? it's top secret, of course. >> well, she told me, but i'm not telling anyone. i'm kidding, of course. one of the things i loved about the jason wu dress was not even so much the design of it, but what it represented. i just thought the choice of
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this young immigrant designer with his own business, who wasn't a big advertiser, who wasn't from this giant corporate structure just spoke volumes about what the american fashion industry has welcome, the kind of business, businesses that are born there and that have been nurtured by the industry. i mean, it sort of showed to the american public that when we talk about small business owners, that the fashion industry counts in that category as well. and i think a lot of people sort of dismiss it as the sort of glammy, you know, smoke and mirrors kind of world. >> so if we're not talking about michelle obama's fashions, we're going to be talking about her bangs. the first lady got bangs. >> yes, she did. >> i want to ask you what you think of it. is it a good look for her? and do you think that now everyone, maybe not everyone, but certainly a lot more women will be going out and getting -- is she going to be starting a new bangs trend, perhaps? >> i'm going to give maney eisenhower a little credit,
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because she did have quite famous bangs. but i think the bangs look create. i don't read anything more into them other than it's been four years, she's going into a new chapter in her public life, so why not have a new hairdo? >> sure. why not, right? she can pull it off. many believe, though, that michelle obama has this style, and a real accessibility. you know, she can wear anything from target to talbots to jason wu. but you once wrote, again, here, "avoiding the appearance of queenly behavior is politically wise, but it does american culture no favors if the first lady tries so hard to be average that she winds up looking common." i think you were writing about when the first lady was wearing shorts, right? so that was a fashion faux pas? >> and i would add, that she was stepping off of air force one and there are like men absolut
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her and she was in shorts. >> so should she be more formal? >> i think first ladies in general are loathe to think of themselves as sort of removed from the average person, and i think they make an i think they to sort of be normal. but the reality is that as soon as you step into that bubble, as soon as every picture of yourself becomes part of the public record, you're no longer just normal. so i don't think that she -- that they need to avoid being queenly -- they need to avoid that, but i don't think that they need to try so hard to be common. because that's not really what we want. we want accessibility and we want empathy, but i think we do want them to, you know, represent us, the american people, in the best possible light. >> so, again, no clue who she might be wearing monday night? really, no scoop for us, robin? >> no scoop. i've heard, though, there are multiple choices.
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>> i'm sure. can you imagine all those letters coming into the white house asking please wear me? please wear me. >> i submitted my stuff. i don't think it's going to go well, though. >> i would like to see that sketch. robin, thank you for being here this morning. >> my pleasure. victor, do you look to president obama for fashion ideas? >> no. >> certainly a lot of women look to michelle obama. >> no. >> no? come on. >> i don't go to the president or senators to find my wardrobe. but i do appreciate the first lady's fashions. and we got to see some of them. we know that she's not known just for her style and grace. she's also known for her fitness. and those arms. we'll show you how she maintains those famously toned arms. hmmm. p. let's see if walmart can help you find the same look for less. okay. see? walmart has all these leading eyewear brands and styles. rockstar! really? yeah. oh, wow! oh, black frame looks good on you. yeah? you can get a complete pair starting at just --
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welcome back, everyone. michelle obama made another style choice this week that social media seems to be pretty excited about. as we mentioned a few moments ago, the first lady has a new hairstyle. you see it right there. since she's such a trendsetter, fashion watchers are saying that the bangs craze is sure to catch on. in fact, it seems it has already made an impression on our show team. dare we take a look at these pictures? take a look here at our associate producer, hana, lovely without the bangs, of course. but check it out, here she is with some bangs. oh, yeah. really adds something, don't you think? one of our other associate producers, yasmine, beautiful hair. but was inspired by the first lady's new do as well.
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here is her new look to share. oh, yeah. victor, i know that, you know, you certainly don't need to change. we've always said that. we like you just the way you are. our team was just a little little curious what you would look like with a new hairstyle and maybe some bangs. take a look at the picture of you and our producer, jess o'neill, two great-looking guys without the bangs. what if we did decide to add a little something something there? oh, yeah, there it is. come on. that looks pretty sharp. victor, what do you think? >> never going to happen. begrudgingly, i stood for the -- you can probably tell by the facial expression, hey, victor, let's put bangs on your head. that hair actually belongs to zooey deschanel. thank you, zooey. i do think that jesse should get
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Dwellings with 3 bedrooms were the most common in Melton in 2011.
The Number of Bedrooms in a dwelling is an indicator of the size of dwellings, and when combined with Dwelling Type information, provides insight into the role Melton plays in the housing market. For example, an area of high density dwellings that are predominantly 1-2 bedroom are likely to attract students, single workers and young couples, whereas a high density area with dwellings that are predominantly 2-3 bedroom may attract more empty nesters and some families.
In combination with Household Type and Household Size, the Number of Bedrooms can also indicate issues around housing affordability, overcrowding and other socio-economic factors.
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'How many bedrooms are there in this dwelling?'
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Analysis of the number of bedrooms in dwellings in Melton in 2011 compared to City of Melton shows that there was a higher proportion of dwellings with 2 bedrooms or less, and a lower proportion of dwellings with 4 or more bedrooms.
Overall, 12.8% of households were in dwellings with 2 bedrooms or less, and 18.3% of 4 or more bedroom dwellings, compared with 7.1% and 40.4% for City of Melton respectively.
The major differences between the number of bedrooms per dwelling of Melton and City of Melton were:
- A larger percentage of 3 bedroom dwellings (63.3% compared to 47.6%)
- A larger percentage of 2 bedroom dwellings (10.9% compared to 5.9%)
- A smaller percentage of 4 bedroom dwellings (16.1% compared to 35.8%)
- A smaller percentage of 5 or more bedroom dwellings (2.2% compared to 4.7%)
Emerging groups
The largest changes in the number of bedrooms per dwelling in Melton between 2006 and 2011 were:
- 3 bedrooms (+187 dwellings)
- 2 bedrooms (+58 dwellings)


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May is the traditional month when new seasons strawberry plants become available in New Zealand. The nurseries that grow the plants lift them once the autumn rains have moisten the soil sufficiently and they are then distributed to garden centres.In seasons when the growing beds are too dry the plants are not lifted until later making for late plantings. I find that the sooner you can get your new strawberry plants into the new beds the better results you have the first season. Gardeners with existing beds of strawberries will likely have a number of runners that have happily rooted in; these can be used for new season plants.If the existing strawberry bed is not congested with old and new plants (that there is ample room still for all the plants to grow and produce) then you can get away with not lifting the runners or only lifting those that are too close to existing plants.
Strawberries are easy to grow and can be grown in open ground or containers. In open ground the most practical way is to make a bed with wood surrounds 16 to 20 cm tall and have a hinged frame over the bed that has either plastic bird netting or wire netting over the lid. The whole frame needs to only sit on the soil so it can be moved if required. If using tanalised timber for the surround then, after cutting to size, paint all the wood with a couple of coats of acrylic paint.
Strawberries can be grown in troughs about 16 to 20 wide and as long as required. Special strawberry planters made from clay or plastic are generally not very good and your results are likely to be poor. (By that I mean the types where plants are placed in holes around the container as well as on top.)
Polystyrene boxes with holes in the bottom make good containers for good crops if they have a rooting depth of 15cm or more. The growing medium should be a good compost to which you can add untreated sawdust and a little clean top soil or vermicast (Worm casts from a worm farm). A mix of about 75% compost, 20% sawdust and 5% vermicast is good value.
Mix the above in a wheelbarrow then place a layer of the mix 5 cm deep in the base of the trough or container. Now sprinkle a layer of chicken manure, some potash, BioPhos, Rok Solid and Ocean Solids. If you do not have chicken manure available use sheep manure pellets and blood & bone.Cover with more compost mix to a depth suitable for planting your new strawberry plants.A similar process can be applied to an open bed with a frame, though the frame height may need to be taller than previously suggested.
Ensure that the soil at the base of the frame is free of most weeds and then place a layer or two of cardboard over the soil. This will help prevent weeds from coming up in the bed. Then fill the bed as suggested.
There are a number of different varieties of strawberry plants available to the home gardener. There are the older varieties such as Tioga and Redgaunlet (both are hard to come by now) and the newer varieties such as Chandler, Pajaro and Seascape. The varieties of strawberries available in New Zealand has been limited in the past compared to internationally, but now some more types are available to the home gardener through the work of a New Zealand nursery under the name of 'Incredible Edibles'. These include; Strawberry Baby Pink™ which produces stunning beautiful pink flowers followed by small to medium red fruit with a sweet traditional flavour and large bunches of berries ripening over a long period.


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Hotel Colono Beach
50 m. oeste y 25 m. norte de Supercompro, Coco
0.1 mi from
The hotel was very cozy. The rooms are very spacious. The kitchen is open for anyone to use and comes well equipped. The complimentary breakfast is good as well as the small and large breakfasts for 4 and 6 dollars, respectively. They ran out of rice and beans one day and made everything on the house for us. The rooms and clean and cozy. There is plenty of room and hammocks and chairs to lounge around. The hotel is as close to the ocean as legally possible in Costa Rica. There are plenty of shops, grocery stores, and other necessities nearby in walking distance. The staff is amazing. They help give you ideas of things to do like the nearby Monkey Farm and sunset cruises and will help set everything up for you. They will even drive you to the airport for a very reasonable fee. Air Conditioning would be a great improvement. They do not advertise air conditioning so the buyer is fully aware upon booking. They do have multiple swivel fans in the rooms that help to cool and ventilate. The hotel seems green friendly which may be the reason for not having air conditioning. Many travelers would abuse the air conditioning, use it all day long (not just at night) and would cause the hotel rates to rise due to the electricity bill. But do not let the lack of A/C dissuade you from staying at this great hotel.
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I have a friend who says he had his 3G iPhone running on T-Mobile using a turbosim and that he was able to use their 3G network by changing the proxy settings (similar to what we have to do in order to use SwirlyMMS). I never saw the phone, only talked to him about it. I told him it wasn't possible (based on everything that I've read here and elsewhere), but he swears up and down that he was doin it. Is this possible?
as most buddies here, i'm glad to know the news, but i have 2.28 baseband... i don't know how can i roll it back, or i may ask some iphone techie to help me unlock this stupid plan out...
I upgraded my iPhone via PwnageTool
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Modem Firmware it shows : 02.08.01
is that old baseband or new ?
Woohoo!! 3G unlock even though I got a 2G.
Good thing doing it through Cydia, stops companies like iphoneunlockuk.com selling iPhone Dev Teams software, I got scammed by them in January.
The iPhone Dev Team should put loads of copyrighted notices when they open the app in Cydia and saying its THEIR software and no one elses and they should claim a refund!
Will this be a updated bootneuter or a totally different app?
UMTS/HSDPA (850, 1900, 2100 MHz)
GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz)
T-Mobile USA has:
"The T-Mobile 3G network may look like those in use by other global carriers, but its not. T-Mobile uses a radio frequency band (1700 MHz) for 3G connections that is unique in the world. The carrier claims it allows faster data speeds but the reality is it means that only phones specifically designed for the T-Mobile network will work at full speed."
So basically, in an attempt to keep their 3G network for their phones only, they shut out the rest of the world and there's no amount of tinkering you can do to change this.
So again, if you're planning on getting a 3G for T-Mobile, be aware that you will never get 3G speeds so get it for GPS and the rest of stuff.
Just left the ATT store with a new white 16gb 3G with 2.1 and 2.11.07 baseband so you CAN buy 3G with the old FW RIGHT NOW.
This may be a stupid question to all of the tech pros on here.. but what does unlocking an iphone mean? does that mean that you can use the iphone on any carrier? or is theer more?
For those that did upgrade to 2.2 and have 2.28.00 baseband, do you think they do plan to work on that?
Improvements? Are you kidding me, 2.2 FW is NOT that big a deal, even the software side of it is nothing breathtaking and the baseband side of things is far from anything to get worked up over. Of course the devteam will eventually think of something for the new baseband, 2.2 FW just barely came out. WTF was the devteam gonna do sit around and wait for 2.2 to come out and then start working on a 3g Unlock At least a 3G unlock is coming out period, better than using a POS sim adapter!
Kinda like how it was a big deal that ZiPhone downgraded your baseband to 3.9 and people were freakin out talking about the long term consequences and how everyone was gonna be stuck on the 3.9BB etc. But now look there's a fix for that too so everything will come in time.
Good ishh Dev Team!
Cant wait to unlock minesss
Thanks Dev team!!
hey guyz have to ask onething
i live in india and here airtel and vodafone r providing iphone 3g
now airtel claims that even the deadliest hackers on net cant crack their iphone 3g
will this unlock work on their iphone 3g??????
i mean should i bu iphone 3g from airtel or should i buy it from grey market??
if u jailbreak it or infact unlock it your warranty is voided right????


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Natural milk is a staple food in a healthy diet, along with vegetables, fruits, cereals, meat and eggs. In addition to his role as a nutritious, milk can help maintain and improve health, but experts warn that by cooking or pasteurization, milk can become toxic to the body.
Doctors have noticed that people who do not drink milk are usually those who have excess weight problems or other diseases.
Milk from the supermarket it is natural or is powder milk? Manufacturers are cheating us?
Fresh milk consumption benefits are found not only at the level of the skeletal system and the digestive tract, but also in the increasing resistance to diseases, in lowering the risk of cancer or in the reduction of blood pressure.
Milk and dairy products contain a number of natural compounds (minerals, essential amino acids, lactic acid bacteria, phospholipids), whose biological value and efficiency cannot be matched by any other food. Through the intake of calcium, phosphorus and protein, milk is the ideal food for optimal bone growth, being the product of reference in nutritional prevention of osteoporosis. Nutrients in milk strengthens not only the bones but also the immune system, teeth, ensures optimal digestion, lowers blood pressure and helps maintain the balance of weight gain.
Natural milk is one of the few foods that are present in all the nutrients in optimal proportions: protein (3-3.5%), carbohydrates (4-5%) and fat (3.5-4.5 percent), as well as all minerals essential to life. Attention however: by boiling or pasteurizing, milk loses essential enzymes.
Things you didn't know about milk:
You can lose weight with 30% faster if your diet includes milk and dairy products (yoghurt, kefir, fresh cheese). Calcium from the milk binds to dietary fats from the intestine and blocks the absorption through the process of saponification.
Milk is the only product of animal origin does not create acidosis. It is known that plant products (vegetables, fruits, cereals) are alkaline and animal products (meat, fish, eggs) will result in an acid environment. Well, milk is the exception its presence in the body is neutral.
Teens who consume milk (3-4 servings per day) are likely to grow in height with 0.45% more independent of genetic factors. In other words, people grow with a plus of 0.5-1 cm per year.
Milk reduces high blood pressure and decreases by 50% the risk of strokes. There is a significant inverse association between blood pressure and intake of calcium, magnesium and potassium in the diet. These minerals are in optimal proportions and all in one place only in milk. Therefore, non-fat milk and dairy products can be considered as foods in the prevention and treatment of high blood pressure at any age, including children, adolescents and pregnant women.
Most effective toothpaste in fighting tooth decay is … milk. Minerals (especially calcium and phosphorus), proteins and fat from milk are highly effective tooth decay. The milk neutralizes the pH of the acid in the mouth, preventing bacteria from adhering tooth enamel.
Nothing can replace milk as a source of calcium to the body. Although there are high amounts of calcium in other foods (vegetables, fruits, cereals), only from this mineral can be absorbed and used effectively. The milk is there optimum calcium/phosphorus ratio = 1/3, intestinal absorption is 40% (versus 5% of vegetable), and calcium content is significant (calcium 125 mg/100 ml, versus 21 mg/100 g calcium in soy).
There are noble bacteria in milk called PRO-biotic which is favourably to life (in contrast to the term ANTI-biotic, meaning against survival). Milk is a living food, lactic bacteria being "responsible" for the diversity of taste and consistency of the products that can be obtained from milk. These bacteria reach the small intestine where balances and regenerates the bacterial flora responsible for both immunity and optimal digestion.
There is no phenomenon called lactose intolerance, it is just a temporary decline in the body's ability to digest milk sugar. With little effort and introducing gradually the milk in the diet we get rid of the transient bloating caused by it.
Milk contains 83% water, so it's not only food, but also a source of hydration. Provided to be skimmed, milk can be drunk as water. In this way the demand for minerals is covered, and the caloric intake is negligible (30 cal/100 ml).
Milk is a source of serotonin, an essential amino acid that cannot be synthesized in the body and must be taken from food. The level of this substance in the brain determines the relaxation. Moreover, the consistency of creamy dairy products such as cream, yogurt, ice cream, stimulate cortical area responsible for the exclusive feel of good mood, so it's not surprising that milk can be a very effective antidepressant.


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I am finally updating to svn, and abandoning my old method of saving old versions of files in directories named by their dates, like this:
So far, it has been going really well, but now I would like to "import" the old revisions into svn, so that I can refer back to them more easily. The only way I know of to do that though is to copy the earliest file into svn directory, commit it, then import the next one, commit it, and so on. Since I have a large number of old files, this could take a lot of time (less time if I use a script), and it seems unnatural to make so many commits like this.
Is there a way I can just tell svn, "here are all the revisions, put them under version control, ordered sequentially"? It would be nice to keep the old time stamps as well, which I think I can do manually at least by using "svn propedit".
Am I overthinking this, and I should just write a script to loop through all my files and commit each of them one by one, or is there a better way to do it?
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text: I just bought a car with the 4T80E trans in that needs the motor replaced (cracked block) when I did start it and put the shifter in Reverse or Drive it his very very hard (bang). The Lady aslso told me it will no longer shift into drive because somebody tried to steal the car. The Trans shop told he it was just a cable and the tranny is fine. Since I am going to have the motor and trans out of the car should be there be certain parts that I should replace (don't want to due full rebuild) before re-installing that motor and trans back into the car. I have read maybe PCM, TFP but I was looking for somebody with more knowledge like Bbobynski to give me some ideas


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2005 Jaguar F-type
A radical new roadster sets Porschewell, at least the Boxsterin Jaguar's sights.
Back in 1974, when the Jaguar E-type--we call it the XK-E in the U.S.--stopped production, it would have been reasonable to expect a successor called the F-type. But there wasn't one.
The British company that had made its reputation by winning the 24-hour race at Le Mans five times with the C-type and D-type sports racers had decided the world didn't want a tight-fitting two-seat sports car anymore, and that in the last quarter of the 20th century demand would be for a larger, more comfortable "grand tourer." That turned out to be the Jaguar XJS, which enjoyed a 20-year run until it was replaced by the current XK8.
But all along there were those at Jaguar who hankered for the return of an out-and-out sports roadster. In the 1980s, when Jaguar cut itself adrift from the stultifying influence of British Leyland, it began development of an F-type to succeed the XJS. That project, code-named XJ41, spun out of control, and by the time Ford acquired Jaguar for $1.6 billion in 1989, the F-type prototype was being described as "too heavy, too costly, and too late." Ford canceled it.
Curiously, the XJ41 project turned out to be the starting point for another car, the Aston Martin DB7--but that's another story. So it took Ford some years to sort out a future strategy for Jaguar. The XK8 has some of the E-type's styling, but it's really a tourer rather than a genuine sportster.
Then, in 1998, Jaguar surprised the world by unveiling the XK180 at the Paris auto show. A restyled and more racy XKR, the 180 was to demonstrate what an uncompromised high-performance Jaguar could be. The XK180 was never planned for production but refocused on the sports-car issue. "But if we are to introduce another sports car, it won't be like this," said the Jaguar brass. "It will need to be a smaller and cheaper car to compete with the Porsche Boxster."
Four years on, that prediction has come true. About the time you read this, Ford's top management in Dearborn is expected to sign off on the investment to produce the Jaguar F-type for the 2005 model year. It is the first Jaguar to be conceived under the aegis of the Premier Automotive Group and its German chairman, Wolfgang Reitzle, late of BMW. And it is designed to match the Boxster.
The Premier Automotive Group embraces Aston Martin as well as Jaguar. Aston needs to expand its product offering with a smaller and cheaper car than the DB7. The first thoughts were that the baby Aston and the new Jaguar roadster would share a platform or at least a majority of components. After all, Porsche had nearly 40-percent commonality between the Boxster and the 911.
Aston's project was a mid-engined, two-seat coupe to rival the Ferrari 360 Modena, but the inclination at Jaguar was toward a front-engined roadster that captured the spirit of the E-type. This design direction became clear when Jaguar went public with the F-type concept at the 2000 Detroit auto show. Small--13 inches shorter than an E-type and nine inches less than a Boxster--but beautifully proportioned, the F-type concept was the star of the show.
A year later in Los Angeles, Reitzle announced what was by then common knowledge: Jaguar would develop the F-type for production, and it would appear in 2004.
The F-type was unusual for a Jaguar concept car in not being a runner; indeed, as it was being prepped for display, no one really had an idea of what platform or power unit it might use. Its architect was Keith Helfet, who worked alongside the late Geoff Lawson, Jaguar's longtime styling boss. In many respects it was a scaled-down XK180, for which Helfet was also responsible.
Lawson's successor, Ian Callum, was the man who was renowned for shaping the DB7 and who had already completed the design of the smaller, mid-engined Aston. There were second thoughts about that over in Newport Pagnell. Another German, Ulrich Bez, had been brought in to head Aston Martin, and his view was that these cars should preserve their essentially British character rather than mirror race cars, and that meant placing the engine at the front.


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Idiot boss
hey thought I would start thread about stupid/idiotic employers you guys had in your life..
ive had one, one of things that was stupid to hear, was he shared his idea with me....about "inspection point". He would bull**** how he doesnt have time and hes busy man, but while i would be on run, doing errons for him, he would sit at his desk and think of bs or bs on phone with his buddies. Where was I, oh ya.."inspection point". I would come after doing errons and hed be bsing to me about it, "you know what?" hed say ...."Ive came up with idea of inspection point for my shop, basically people would bring their car for me to inspect it after repairs in body shop and I would tell them if repair was done bad or good" Guess what....lol, he would hack cars so bad, I was ASTONISHED!!! Car would need to be pulled on frame rack and instead of that hed get check and just slam parts on the car till it fits best, would enlarge holes to about penny size so fender looks better after. After its all done whole car's nose would look pointed left lol. Then he says "I bet places like MAACO would hate me, he he" stupid old *** lol, man...people just keep amazing me as I live in this world. Also he wanted to setup website so that people could ask him how to "repair their car at home" and he'd charge them like $40-$50 a question, as he said, lol. I told him that would be bad idea as there's plenty of websites that do same for FREE, including myself, I help people with bodywork for free. He just said I dont know ****, stupid idiot, he is. Any of you had something like that happen or something more funny/ridiculous, dont mind sharing.
I had a boss back when I was your age who was dumber than a bag of hammers. Funniest and last thing he did while still my boss was get arrested picking up a prostitute in our shop truck while on a parts run! I guess she was an undercover cop.
Dont you know that arseholes usually wind up being the boss. Thats why Im learning from the manager of the towing co. where I work,to be a good arsehole,and let me tell ya,he's one of the alltime greatest biggest *******s I have ever met. One of these days Im going to be the boss.
If I had the money,Id do that!
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Description: Photographic postcard view down the street towards the central business district; a post office, a gas pump and a bar. Two cars, a truck and some people ar...
Date: 1900 ca.
Description: Footbridge on river.
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