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So is this just part of getting old or something??? I'm not even 30!!! But it's getting to be annoying, especially because it's so hard for me to be able to do the things I used to find easy & enjoyable...
Do you take a b12? Some of those symptoms sound like b12 deficiency's.
And I asked about lyme as I have many issues you have wrote about in the past and the numbness, I always wanted to know if you ever got tested for lyme. For me that is what it turned out to be.
It sounds like it could be carpal tunnel syndrome. I just found out that I have carpal tunnel and I'm not even 30 either! I get shooting pains from my thumb to my elbow while doing fine motor repetitive tasks. Then my hand goes numb. It is very annoying!
I did get tested for lyme a few times & it was always negative -- plus I've never gotten a tick bite. But I really do fit almost all the symptoms so I don't know!!
I mean gluten-free, though I *try* (unsuccessfully) to minimize other grains as well.
I was taking B12 for a while but didn't notice any difference in anything and all the supplements were getting expensive!! There is a new doc I am planning on seeing once I get better health insurance and he might be more help... but that's on hold indefinitely.
My doc recommended sleeping with a wrist brace on. He also said to just take ibuprofen prior to activities that I know will cause pain. Beyond that he said that eventually if it is bad enough, he would refer me to a surgeon. For me it is nowhere near considering surgery. But maybe try sleeping with a brace on. I mean if that doesn't help it is sure not going to hurt while you are waiting to see a new doc. Waking up with tingling or numb hands is a classic carpal tunnel syndrome symptom.
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You have vertebral subluxation in your neck, which is where the nerves come from that go to your arms and hands. There is nothing medical for this. You need to seek out a straight chiropractor. Get adjusted. get well. You will find your health will improve, across the board. And Chiropractic is the best thing for kids, so that they can develop according to their genetic potential. www.chirodrharte.com www.correctingthecause.blogspot.com
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Oh, how I sympathize. You could have carpal, or cubital tunnel syndrome, which is compression of the ulnar nerve. You could also have a bulging disc in the cervical vertebrae which might be pinching one of your nerve roots and causing these issues. Starts at the neck and can travel all the way down to your fingertips. Computer use is a maaaajor contributor to these problems. It screws up your posture, neck alignment, muscles...everything. Sounds like these compression issues are recent problems so getting to a DC and/or PT could be really beneficial. HTH!
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|Oct 17 2008, 11:31 AM Post #1
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My heat doesn't work. The blower works, though less air comes through when I set it to hot. Also, when I first turn the fan on, it comes through hot but then quickly cools off to barely luke warm. Someone said to check the heater core, though that does look like a bit of work. The radiator bubbles so they say that's the head gasket, also a ton of work. (I'm busy, not lazy :-). I was wondering if someone knew here which direction to head, given that it starts out hot then cools right off.
|Oct 17 2008, 01:29 PM Post #2
|Clue us in on what you are working on. Year, make, model....then you might get some useful info.
|Oct 17 2008, 01:46 PM Post #3
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|Welcome. Start with the most simple thing possible. Have you checked your thermostat? Does the car engine heat up normally to a good operating temp?
|Oct 17 2008, 01:52 PM Post #4
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Hi. Thanks. It's a 92 Geo Metro.
The car itself heats up correctly. So could it still be the thermostat then?
Thanks, thanks, thanks.
|Oct 17 2008, 02:00 PM Post #5
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It shouldn't be the thermostat then. If the thermostat was stuck open the car engine would never heat up, and if it was stuck closed it would overheat.
If your head gasket was blown you would have other symptoms. It's pretty easy to tell if something like this has happened. It does not take much to rob a 55 HP 3 cylinder motor of it's power.
I would look toward the heater core. If the time was a real big issue to me I would have a shop check it out, but do the repairs myself. I did that once when I was working 60-80 hours a week. I had them check out something on the car I had at the time, then fixed it myself when I got a day off.
|Oct 17 2008, 03:15 PM Post #6
|Your first post mentioned that you could see bubbles in the coolant, thereby indicating that your head gasket is bad. I believe that enough bubbles have migrated to the heater core to render it useless. After the head gasket gets replaced, make sure to burp the coolant of any air by elevating the front of the car and run the engine ( this makes the radiator fill neck the highest point - air will rise to top ) while topping the coolant level.
|Oct 17 2008, 05:02 PM Post #7
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Hmmm, so could a temporary fix be to do the burping then?
I tried burping it with the left front jacked up but it didn't seem to help. Do I need to jack up left and right then together?
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|Oct 17 2008, 07:37 PM Post #8
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I suggest removing the heater core hoses and flushing with a garden hose in both directions.
The temp gauge should read about halfway at all times when warm.
If there was compression going into the cooling system it should technically boil over or come out the rad cap if the pressure gets too high. If the heater core flush reveals a lot of gunk and crap, then you can imaging what the radiator looks like. Coolant has to flow properly for the heat to work properly. To verify whether you have a head gasket leaking compression into the cooling system, perform a compression test.
|Oct 17 2008, 10:56 PM Post #9
How much slower? Just a little or a lot. If it is a lot slower you may have leaves or debris packed against heater core, did the car sit for awhile before you bought it? If it is just a little slower that is normal (restriction of air going through the core).
|Oct 24 2008, 10:30 AM Post #10
Fresh Fish
Hey thanks everyone!
It was indeed the heater core being clogged. I fortunately had a friend here to help. Here's what we did.
We used old pieces of hose with garden clamps to back flush the heater core, then soaked it in vinegar to get even more gunk out. One of my hoses was cut off at the end, so we hooked that up to the faucet and then used a hose clamp to attach it to the cold side hose, figuring that was the outflow. We hooked up a section of old hose to the other side, the inflow and slowly flushed it into a bucket. Then we replaced the main garden hose, the one on the out-flow that we flushed the water in through, and attached a small section of hose to use to pour the vinegar into. We let it sit for about an hour and then reattached the faucet hose and flushed it again.
Then I had heat. YAY!
Then on the highway I noticed it wasn't as good and found that the car doesn't have a thermostat.
Oh, but for anyone with the same problem, the big clue that the heater core was clogged was that it was warm on one side going in and cold on the side going out.
And, the way to tell where the heater core is is to look for hoses coming to and from the radiator that go into the dash area.
Sure is nice to have heat again!
THANKS again everyone.
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|Oct 25 2008, 03:49 AM Post #11
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|Glad you got some heat! Winter is coming
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Swapping out Speedometer gauge?
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I'm in the process of purchasing a 2013 WK2 Laredo E in the US and importing it here in Canada (saving approximately $13,000 everything factored in) and I know it's as simple as changing the EVIC to metric, however my wife says she wants to have the physical speedometer gauge changed so that miles are not the predominant number.
Does anyone have the part number of just the speedo gauge with the numbers on it, or any idea on the complexity of swapping this part?
Thanks in advance.
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I have not seen one of these speedos open or read about how to open it, but it looks like taking the glass off and changing the face or putting a sticker o the existing face should be a DIY thing.
For 13 grand difference juts do it and you'll find a way to fix it once you have the car :-)
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Yeah, I've scoured the forums and have not seen anyone else who has done this yet. Personally, I can live with the MPH as primary but hey - happy wife, happy life, right?
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You know that they will void the warranty when it is imported into Canada and is void in both Canada and the United States (RIV reports VIN info to Chrysler Canada). I know the $13K would be enough to cover any major issues over the life of the Jeep, but wanted you to be aware.
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Sheriff's Deputies had originally arrested Mr. Stephens on October 12th on a misdemeanor charge of Domestic Battery in the Third Degree. He was released on bond, then arrested a second time on October 13th for misdemeanor charges of Violation of a No Contact Order and Theft of Property. He was again released on bond. Stephens was arrested a third time on October 26th for Violation of an Order of Protection and Criminal Trespass involving the same original situation. For the third time, he was released on bond, with a trial on all those charges set for December 9th in Baxter County District Court.
This afternoon, Shunn Dewayne Stephens, 21 years old of rural Mountain Home, was arrested and charged once again, this time with two (2) additional counts of Violating a No Contact Order based upon what occurred this afternoon. He is currently being held without bond in the Detention Center pending another appearance before the District Court.
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Spring is just too timid to show its face yet.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast for Salt Lake City this weekend, stealing more possibilities for outdoor fun.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday will be mostly cloudy with a high of 56 degrees. There also will be light and variable winds and a 40 percent chance of rain. Lows will be 43.
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Sir Henry Wood suggested that the method of the anagram or palindrome yielded very happy results.
If any one calls the compositions in question "trash," I cannot better answer than in palindrome, Trash?
I have seen it stated that the English language affords but one specimen of the palindrome, while the Latin and Greek have many.
Here is a palindrome that surrounds a figure of the sun in the mosaic pavement of Sa.
In this form the solution will depend on whether the number of letters in the palindrome be odd or even.
But no witch's palindrome for long can block the march of reason and of research.
Hannah therefore calls herself, again at my suggestion, "Pal," which is short for "palindrome."
In this case every reading of the palindrome requires the use of the central V as the middle letter.
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Coalmine cave-ins cut Bamyan revenue
Coalmine cave-ins cut Bamyan revenue
BAMYAN CITY (PAN): A series of coalmine cave-ins in central Bamyan province over the past two weeks have led to a cut of 14 million afghanis ($282,429) in government's income, officials said on Monday.
About 54 pits collapsed in the Sang-i-Kulich and Ashpashta coalmines in Kohmard district this month, suspending extraction work and affecting many workers.
Before the snowfall, daily revenue from the mines stood at about $40,347, which had fallen to $14,121, Jawad Omar, the Ministry of Mines spokesman, told Pajhwok Afghan News.
He said coal daily extraction had decreased from 1,950 tonnes to 500 tonnes. Statistics show the government has lost more than 14 million afghanis in revenue over the past two weeks.
Miners from Bamyan, Daikundi and Ghor provinces say they are awaiting resumption of extraction work.
Abdul Hamid, a resident of Meramor district in Daikundi who has been in the profession for the last three years, said the job was his only source of income.
Police spokesman, 1st Lt. Ahmad Ali Yarzada, said extraction work would remain on hold for another week. "As long as engineers do not assure us that the mines are safe, we will not allow anyone to extract coal."
More than 3000 miners had been rendered jobless, with many migrating to other areas after coal extraction stopped, he said.
Ali Madad, deputy head of the coal enterprise department in the north, blamed incidents of collapse on clumsy extraction.
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Good review. I have the PV0VT20 and I concur with everything in this review. The 2D (especially in HD) image is the best I've seen on any TV in this price band. I agree with the comments about the glasses - they are the weakest point. I hope Panasonic improve them going forward - holding your head in the right position for 2 hours can be a pain (literally).
Agreed - good review, thanks. I know it's a matter of personal taste but I find it curious TR regularly critisizes the Panny set design, I happen to like it. I tend to think anything "fashionably smart" tends to look "unfashionably out of date" 2 yrs later. For a mobile phone no problem, I'm buying a new one then. I tend to keep expensive TVs like this 5 yrs so understated suits me fine, but there again I also love Thinkpad design.
One other point. I don't own this set, but having tested a pair of Panny 3D glasses in a shop I was grateful for the open sides. I wear spectacles and it seemed to make the 3D glasses sit in front of my normal specs much easier. No argument with the narrow lens point though. Cheers.
Great and honest review, which means I will definitely not buying a new telly any time soon. Anyone know when or if there will be a 2011 range update for Panasonic plasmas? and if so will they address any of the following?
1) Aesthetic appearance of the range.
2) Update the panel technology to finally reproduce / improve on the black levels / picture quality last seen on the mighty Kuro
3) Update their 3D technology and hopefully their uncomfortable glasses
Forget about 3D and buy the TV now, dont let tech journo's drag you into the 'next big storm' its a TV and a very well connected one for all your multimedia needs. I bought one for its HD 2d performance alone, I think I tried the glasses once out or curiosity, and sold the blu-rays on ebay, i might sell the free blu-ray player I git whith it too! should bring the price down by at least 200 squids making the tv around the £1300 mark - whats not to like!
Well I find myself in a bad place with Panasonic TV's. I presently own 3 and was planning on replacing my 50" panel this year with a 2011 larger model. My first 2 panels are perfect, but...
My most recent panel, a 42" G20 Buzzes. Not just normal low plasma noise, but a slightly higher pitched noise that "echos" in the small space it is in. Because it's a higher pitched noise I can hear it above any normal sound levels and is distracting during most of the TV I watch.
Panasonic have had the TV at their service center are are saying :-
1) It's within tolerances - so bad luck
2) This isn't a known issue.
Well. 1) Tolerances must be very high. 2) Just doing a fast google shows that this is a widely known issue.
So I'm going to have to sell the TV at a huge loss and can really never consider a Panasonic Plasma again. This is really gutting.!
@AJ, I suggest a letter to the company director. I bet you would lose more selling it on than paying for new gubbins to really get it sorted. The fact you are a multi TV buyer from Panny should serve you well. Dont give up after being fobbed off by Panny service - make some noise!
Thank you for the review.
Any plans to start including power consumption figures when you review these sets? Perhaps you could play a scene from a specific Blu-ray and then record the power consumption with a kill-a-watt or similar device. I suppose you'd have to calibrate each set first as well. At any rate, I, and possibly many others, would find this information very useful.
@Lamboy. Appreciate the idea, but I've already spent ages writing to Panasonic, calling them (took 3 weeks to get through as they were so busy in the new year) and then been through the whole deal with the service guys - who were excellent.
Hardcore Panasonic customer or not I really can't see them giving me any preferential service. I'm just another number in the system unfortunately.
The service centre have replaced my power supply already, but that seemed to make no difference at all.
The noise sounds small in a big room and I guess if this were in a large front room then Panasonic may well be right about it being not that intrusive. However in a smaller space the noise is audible above almost all TV. Because the noise is high pitched it's far more annoying than a small plasma "hum".
I also seem to be more susceptible to this high-pitched noise than others. It doesn't bother my girlfriend half as much as me. I guess I'm also a perfectionist and the fact I paid so much for "premium" TV and then have this issue grates as much as the noise.
In comparison my other 2 (2 and 3 years old) Panny Plasmas are absolutely and totally silent. There's not even a whisper from them with the sound off and your ear flat against the screen. Older panels, both perfect.
Not sure I can be bothered to do any more. It's already cost me time working from home to let people in and out and a lot of hassle calling, explaining, starting again and again.
I think it's time now to walk away from Plasma and get an LCD that shouldn't have this issue. Unfortunately Panasonic lose a customer for their Plasmas and I won't be buying on of their new 54" models in Spring, but I doubt they'll care too much.
All still a bit gutting though. Have loved my Plasmas since the first one I bought almost 10 years ago.
All seems good from this review.......but not quite so good at thia review
would the trusted reviews reviewer comment
also has anyone tried PS3 games on this TV the hdtvtest review notes large 41 ms lag
@Simon J:
To answer your questions, yes, Panasonic do have a new 2011 range, going from top to bottom.
1) The aesthetics will be a HUGE improvement, with the top-end plasmas featuring a 'borderless screen' (i.e. with a single sheet of glass across the entire front) a la LG's top-end models.
2) Going by specifications, contrast/black levels should indeed be slightly improved, but we'll see how they hold up.
3) 3D will now be featured across most of their models, so hopefully the glasses will have been improved and most of the kinks ironed out. :)
excellent TV, the reduction in brightness using the 3D glasses makes the picture cinematic. contrast & colour details are outstanding. i wouldl like to know if plasma tv losses their picture quality with time?
I have this TV and it's really great. Shame there's only one 3D channel and most programmes on it are pay-per-view! Extra 3D glasses are very expensive...
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Toyota Considers Corolla Recall
Toyota is considering recalling its popular Corolla subcompact car for power-steering problems today.
The Associated Press reports that Toyota hasn't figured out what's wrong with the Corollas yet, but that there are dozens of complaints on file in the U.S. about the power-steering in the most popular car in the world. Drivers may feel as though they are losing control over the steering while driving, said Shinichi Sasaki, the Toyota executive in charge of quality controls.
The news about a potential Corolla recall comes as Toyota's president, Akio Toyoda, has announced he plans to skip a trip to the U.S. for a congressional hearing about his company's safety problems.
"I trust that our officials in the U.S. will amply answer the questions," Toyoda told The AP. "We are sending the best people to the hearing, and I hope to back up the efforts from headquarters."
In January, Toyota issued a recall for 4.5 million cars for sticking accelerator problems. Next, it had to deal with hundreds of complaints on file about brake problems in the Prius.


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Any good resources in how to accomplish this? I understand that you can create one of the blades, make x number of duplicates of the same and animate their rotation to create the effect of a diaphragm opening and closing. I am missing the details regarding the point of rotation and how to rotate all of them at once.
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Meet Steven Ross, Special Aide to the StarsBy
When it comes to visiting Washington, celebrities are just like the rest of us. They want to check out the rockets at the National Air & Space Museum, see dollar bills roll off the presses at the Bureau of Engraving & Printing, and get a tour of the White House. Still, there's one thing that sets them apart: While regular folks have to wait in line, they can call Steven Ross.
A 48-year-old former White House advance man who got his start in the mailroom under President Ronald Reagan, Ross runs the Artists & Athletes Alliance, a nonprofit that aims to give entertainment and sports figures more of a say in the political process. Trading on the connections he built up over more than 25 years of handling logistics for Presidential trips and speeches, Ross helps his stable of almost 100 movie stars, athletes, and musicians navigate Washington. "I try to show them what D.C. is all about," he says.
For actor Will Ferrell and his family that meant a private tour of the National Gallery of Art and lunch at the touristy saloon Old Ebbitt Grill. Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl turned to Ross for entrée into a Smithsonian butterfly exhibit with his daughter. And when Cal Ripken Jr. was winding down his Hall of Fame career with the Baltimore Orioles, Ross set him up as the commissioner of President George W. Bush's White House Tee Ball initiative.
Unlike some celebrity wranglers, Ross doesn't charge for his services. All he asks of his members is that they join his board. Artists & Athletes is funded mainly by corporate donors such as United Technologies (UTX), asset management firm Neuberger Berman Group, and energy company Southern (SO). While Hollywood is a liberal bastion, Ross says his shop is nonpartisan. Artists & Athletes doesn't lobby or do fundraisers for politicians.
Ross, who put up his shingle in March 2008, still runs the alliance like a startup. He gets free office space in downtown Washington from a lobbying firm that once employed him. Last year, Artists & Athletes took in $263,000 in donations, Ross says, which covered his $55,000 salary along with educational programs his outfit puts on in Los Angeles. For the seminars, which are held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills and are closed to the press, Ross brings in Washington hands to brief a small group of actors, agents, athletes, producers, and other industry executives on current events. "We say, 'Tell us what you're interested in, and we'll get you up to speed,'" says Ross.
An event in April featured Philippe Cousteau, a conservationist and grandson of the famed marine biologist, who discussed the one-year anniversary of the Gulf oil spill and the environmental consequences from the Japanese disaster. Attendees included two actors from the CSI television shows, Jorja Fox and Omar Benson Miller, as well as former NFL player Marcellus Wiley. Next month, Ross has scheduled Japan's ambassador to the U.S., Ichiro Fujisaki, to give a talk about how his country is handling the crisis and how Americans can help.
Ross's celebrities can also get one-on-one attention. When actress Alicia Witt asked Ross for information on how a food safety bill would impact organic farmers, he compiled a white paper for her. And in 2008, when comedian Bob Saget, whose sister was afflicted with scleroderma, wanted to push for more federal funding for research into the autoimmune disorder, Ross brokered a coffee with then-Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania who was on the subcommittee that sets funding for the National Institutes of Health.
Dave Koz, a Grammy nominated jazz musician who's on the Artists & Athletes advisory board, says Ross "provides an awesome service" that bridges what is often a large gap between Washington and Hollywood. "I like the Washington experience," says Koz. "I'm just glad I don't live there."
The bottom line: Steven Ross offers athletes and actors everything from policy white papers to one-on-one meetings with legislators.


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Location: Environmental Microbial & Food Safety LaboratoryTitle: The Antimicrobial effects of Glucosinolates Hydrolysis compounds on E. Coli O157:H12 into field soil Author
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Technical Abstract: Introduction: Soil can be a source of pre-harvest contamination of produce by pathogens. Natural antimicrobials such as glucosinolate-hydrolyzed products (GHP) found in Brassicaceae family crops can be used as a green manure to control enteric pathogens in soil. Purpose: The antimicrobial activity of GHP against Salmonella and E. coli O157:H7 was evaluated. A field study was conducted to evaluate the ability of GHP and broccoli residues to control E. coli O157:H12 in organic soil. Methods: Isothiocyantes (benzyl-, butyl-, ethyl-, isopropyl-, methyl-, phenethyl-, allyl-), Indole methyl oxazolidinone, and methyl propyl pyrazole carboxylic acid were evaluated for antibacterial activity using a disc diffusion assay on Tryptic soy agar (TSA). Five strains of Salmonella or E. coli O157:H7 were individually spread-plated on TSA (50 µL, 6 log CFU/ml) and 6-mm sterile filter disk impregnated with 15 µL GHP was overlaid. Following 24 h incubation at 37°C, zone of inhibition was measured. Broccoli florets and Benzyl isothiocynate (BIT, 0.013%) was incorporated in soil inoculated with E. coli O157:H12 (5.5 log CFU/g) and raked for uniform dispersion. Surviving E. coli O157:H12 populations in treated soil (n=90) were determined for 98 days by spiral plating on CT-SMAC NA and by 3-tube MPN procedure. Results: BIT (10 mg/ml) exhibited significantly higher zone of inhibition than other GHPs or gentamicin (positive control) against Salmonella strains. Salmonella Negev was the most sensitive serovar to BIT. The antibacterial effects of BIT and other GHPs against E. coli O157:H7 were comparable to gentamicin. BIT treatment reduced E. coli O157:H12 by 3 log CFU (P < 0.05) in 14 days. The E. coli O157:H12 were undetectable (< 0.4 Log CFU/g) after 56 days in BIT- and broccoli-treated soil. Significance: Current study demonstrates Brassicaceae family crops can be used as a green manure to control enteric pathogens in soil contaminated with compost or irrigation water


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Expert performance in sport and the dynamics of talent development
Phillips, Elissa, Keith, David, Renshaw, Ian, & Portus, Marc (2010) Expert performance in sport and the dynamics of talent development. Sports Medicine, 40(4), pp. 271-283.
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Research on expertise, talent identification and development has tended to be mono-disciplinary, typically adopting adopting neurogenetic deterministic or environmentalist positions, with an over-riding focus on operational issues. In this paper the validity of dualist positions on sport expertise is evaluated. It is argued that, to advance understanding of expertise and talent development, a shift towards a multi-disciplinary and integrative science focus is necessary, along with the development of a comprehensive multi-disciplinary theoretical rationale. Here we elucidate dynamical systems theory as a multi-disciplinary theoretical rationale for capturing how multiple interacting constraints can shape the development of expert performers. This approach suggests that talent development programmes should eschew the notion of common optimal performance models, emphasise the individual nature of pathways to expertise, and identify the range of interacting constraints that impinge on performance potential of individual athletes, rather than evaluating current performance on physical tests referenced to group norms.
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by Kate Heyhoe
From ice-cream sundaes to almond pilaf and pecan-crusted chicken, people go nutty for nuts, and bowls of toasted nuts are almost mandatory for holiday nibbles.
Just as toasting bread makes it crisp and flavorful, toasting nuts in a skillet or oven turns them extra crunchy and golden brown. They add irresistible aroma and flavor to all sorts of dishes, and a batch of toasted nuts keeps for months in the freezer, ready to toss into salads, desserts, or right into your mouth for snacking.
Pointers: Don't cook too long, and use medium heat; nuts burn easily.
Toasting nuts may sound like a simple process, and it is. But nuts go from golden-brown to black in a flash. So it's important to cook them just long enough to get a roasted flavor but not so long that they burn. Burned nuts taste unpleasantly bitter; if you do accidentally burn them, it's best to throw the batch out and start over.
Why do nuts burn quickly? Nuts contain oil, which in their case is healthy and nutrient-rich. But oils of all types can become very hot, many times hotter than boiling water. Once heated, oils stay hot for a long time, and the oils in nuts will continue to cook, even after they're removed from the heat. This is known as "carry-over" cooking.
To prevent nuts from burning:
Careful! Don't eat the nuts until they've cooled completely. They may seem cool to the touch, but inside they can still be very hot and may burn your tongue. Protect your hands with oven mitts, and as always, cook with adult supervision until you're allowed to cook on your own.
Favorite nuts for toasting include pecans, walnuts, pine nuts, and almonds, but other nuts can be toasted, too. In each method below, the nuts are done when they release their fragrance and start to turn color. Broken pieces will toast faster than whole nutmeats. After toasting, carefully pour the nuts out of their hot cooking pans and onto a plate to cool.
Stovetop Method: Place a single layer of shelled nuts in a dry skillet. Cook over medium heat, stirring or shaking the pan often. The nuts will take from 3 to 10 minutes to toast, depending on the size and type of nuts. A bit of butter or oil in the pan adds extra flavor, but watch them closely as they cook even quicker this way.
Oven Method: Heat the oven to 350 degrees F. Place the nuts in a single layer on a baking sheet (the kind with low-sides). Bake on the center rack of the oven 5 to 10 minutes, stirring occasionally to prevent burning.
Once you've toasted your nuts, keep them handy for adapting non-nut recipes. You'll be amazed how just a spoonful of toasted nuts can elevate the ordinary to extraordinary.
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Smith himself seems unsure of his wishes. "I think I need to sit down, take a deep breath," he told Brian Forbes. "It's been a very interesting and strange and emotional season all rolled into one. [The head coaching position] certainly wasn't the reason I came to the club. I'd like to just take a couple days to think about what has happened."
Rapids managing director Jeff Plush said Saturday: "I think it's fair to say he wants the job, but we haven't actually talked about that in quite some time." Defender Mike Petke had no doubts that Smith should be offered the post, saying that "Gary being in here has made it unbelievable, and I tell you right now, if he does not get this full-time job, then somebody up there has a screw loose. He's one of the best coaches I've ever had."
The Rapids were 4-4-2 under Smith, who took over after the mutually agreed departure of Fernando Clavijo. Plush "gave no timetable for the hiring process, only that it would happen soon," writes Forbes.


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Fort Carson Prefers Murder Charges Against Soldier
FORT CARSON, Colo. - Charges have been preferred against a Soldier for the alleged murder of Spc. Brandy Fonteneaux who was found dead in the barracks on Fort Carson on Jan. 8th.
Sgt. Vincinte L. Jackson 576th Engineer Company, 4th Engineer Battalion, was charged with an Article 118, murder with premeditation.
In a release issued Friday, Fort Carson officials say Jackson was placed in pretrial confinement on Jan. 20th at the Fort Carson Criminal Justice Center.
Army Criminal Investigation Division spokesman Chris Grey says 28-year-old Fonteneaux was found with stab wounds.
Jackson's charge sheet says he stabbed Fontenaux with a knife and strangled her with his hands at some point between Jan. 6th and Jan. 8th.
Fonteneaux joined the army in Oct. 2009 and joined her current unit in March 2010. She was a Food Operations Specialist in the 4th Engineer Battalion. Throughout her service she received an Army Service Ribbon, National Defense Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, and NCO Professional Development Ribbon.
Investigators and the Army are not releasing much information about Jackson and have even refused to release his hometown or age because of the serious charges. The Associated Press identified the sergeant as a 40 years old.


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Western Resources Tired of POI Dave Marino-Nachison (TMF Braden)
October 8, 1999
Looking to provide earnings-focused investors with increased reliability in its results, Kansas utility Western Resources (NYSE: WR) today said it's considering alternatives for its 85% ownership in money-losing residential security alarm company Protection One (NYSE: POI).
"Western Resources has experienced some short-term financial challenges with regard to its Protection One investment," said Western Chairman and CEO David Witting, "and those challenges must be managed." Protection One's stock has fallen considerably over the past year, which has taken its toll on Western's returns.
Western's press release listed a host of options, but the one that probably had the most to do with Western's shares rising up more than 10% at times today was a shedding of its Protection One stake. A decision about a possible sale or spin-off is expected to be made by the end of Q1.
Through a variety of operating divisions, subsidiaries, and part ownerships, Western has its hands in electric generation, transmission and distribution services, natural gas transmission and distribution services, and nuclear power. The dynamics of the heavily regulated energy business are, barring catastrophe, generally reliable, which is why you sometimes hear the chestnut about old ladies investing in utilities for the reliable dividend payouts.
Western's energy assets -- which include a 45% interest in Oklahoma natural gas company ONEOK Inc. (NYSE: OKE) -- definitely fit that bill.
That hasn't been the case at Protection One, which through the first six months of 1999 has reported negative cash flow from operating activities. It's had some other bad luck, including an SEC inquiry into the company's financial statements, trouble meeting the covenants of its credit facility, and the cancellation of the acquisition of Lifeline Systems Inc. (Nasdaq: LIFE) after nearly a year because of regulatory problems.
Could Western just try to ride it out and wait for a return on its investment? Sure it could, and Wittig had plenty of nice things to say about Protection One's prospects in its statement. But holding on doesn't seem likely given Wittig's observation that "while the security business generates strong cash flow, it has not generated net income, which is the case with many customer growth-type businesses, [and] many utility investors are interested exclusively in net income, which is incompatible with a growth business."
So Western will stick with what it knows best, freeing up its attention to deal with more pressing matters such as reducing debt and boosting earnings. First and foremost will hopefully be the long-awaited closure of the merger of its electric assets with Kansas City Power & Light (NYSE: KLT), which will create Westar Energy, a new company that will be about 80% owned by Western.
ONEOK, meanwhile, is working to assimilate Southwest Gas Corp. (NYSE: SWX), which agreed to join up for $918 million in cash. This might be another association worth looking at closely as Western could, as noted in a recent First Union Capital Markets research report, conceivably buy out ONEOK, be bought out by ONEOK, or move to create an even larger entity over the next several years.
With today's news, Western signaled a commitment to generating value and earnings on its own terms. Unless you believe the company is missing the boat in getting out of the security business, now might be a good time to consider paying Dorothy a visit.
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The right of free speech and finding a forum in which to speak are two separate issues, but there is a solution: community radio. It's as simple as that. And Bloomington is fortunate to have its very own community radio station in WFHB.
Maybe you are already a listener, or maybe you've never heard of the station, but it has been around for nearly 30 years in one manifestation or another. WFHB was the first community radio station in Indiana, and over the past 15 years has evolved into a seriously representative and credible voice for the community.
Just recently the station added two new towers that extend broadcasting range to include Brown County and the Ellettsville areas and much of public affairs programming is available to the world via podcasting.
WFHB is operated almost exclusively by volunteers with just four regularly paid full-time employees. And yet it manages to be on air 24/7, with current news and public educational programming, as well as stylized music shows that appeal to nearly any listener's ear.
While some volunteers are student interns, the majority (well over 200 of them) are community members from every profession, career, lifestyle, ethnicity, religious affiliation, economic level and life philosophy. And for all their possible differences, everyone works together to not only provide a space to give voice to you the citizen but to ensure that this opportunity remains and grows.
Where else can you tune in to hear a student talk about the ups and downs of high school or college life; listen to members of the Latina/o community talk about their histories and perspectives on life in Bloomington; hear about cultural perspectives and issues of interest to the black community; take in discussions about democracy; listen to a show dedicated to sports issues; hear exclusive coverage of international news and important local news; and, important to us for instance, learn about the issues and events relevant to the LGBTQI community?
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Scored in double figures 34 times, grabbed 10 or more rebounds 26 times and posted 19 double-doubles Has blocked 178 shots in 73 games (2.4 per game) Is fourth in UNC history Has more career blocks than any other sophomore in UNC history (previous was Rasheed Wallace with 156) Is seventh in ACC history for career blocks by a sophomore.
Averaged 11.7 points, 10.1 rebounds and 3.2 blocks per game - third Tar Heel to average a double-double in the last 13 seasons and the 16th to ever accomplish that Named the top defensive player in the country by Fox Sports.com and Yahoo! Sports Won ACC Defensive Player of the Year honors, the first Tar Heel to win that award USBWA all-district selection Led the ACC in blocks (3.2) and was second in rebounding (10.1) Was seventh in the nation in blocks Led the Tar Heels in rebounding and blocks and was third in scoring at 11.7 ppg Scored in double figures 26 times, including 15 of 19 ACC games Shot 50.6 percent from the floor in ACC games, fourth-best in the league Grabbed 10 or more rebounds 21 times with a career-high 18 against Duke in the ACC final Tied the second-most double-figure rebound games in a season by a Tar Heel (Billy Cunningham had 22 in 1964 and 21 in 1963 and Antawn Jamison had 21 in 1998) Pulled down 15 or more rebounds five times Posted 18 double-doubles, including nine straight through the regional semifinal, the longest streak by a Tar Heel since Cunningham had 10 in a row in 1965 Was 11th nationally in double-doubles Made 31 of 47 free throws (.660) over his last 11 games That included a stretch of 29 for 39 (.744) over eight games Had made 20 of 60 free throws (.333) in the first 16 games Second-team All-ACC Tournament selection (was 15 of 36 from the floor, 8 of 13 from the line and averaged 12.7 points, 14 rebounds and 3 blocks) Averaged 14.0 points, 10.5 rebounds and 3.8 blocks in the four NCAA Tournament games Made 23 of 48 shots from the floor (.479) and 10 of 18 free throws (.556).
Pulled down 374 rebounds, the fifth most in a season by a Tar Heel Averaged 12.2 rebounds over the last 18 games Had 10 or more rebounds in 15 consecutive games through the regional semifinal Became the first Tar Heel to have 15 straight 10-rebound games since Cunningham had 40 in a row in 1962-64.
Blocked 118 shots, the second most by a Tar Heel in a season (record is 120 by Brendan Haywood in 2001) Blocked five or more in 11 games Swatted a career-high seven against Lipscomb, NC State (home) and Maryland Tied UNC's NCAA Tournament record with six against LIU Joined Haywood (in 2001) as the only Tar Heels to lead the ACC in blocks in a season.
2011 NCAA Tournament Game Highlights:
Early foul trouble against Kentucky in the regional final limited him to four points, nine boards and no blocks Fouled out late in the game - was the only time this season he had more than three fouls Picked up his third foul with 6:39 to play in the first half and his fourth with 16:03 to play in the game Had only four field goal attempts, fewest since the fourth game of the season, and did not have a block for the first time since the first ACC game on Jan. 8th Posted his ninth consecutive double-double and 15th straight double-figure rebounding game with 14 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks against Marquette Scored 12 of his 14 points in the first half as UNC built a 40-15 lead Stole the ball on an inbounds pass with 5.4 seconds to play and UNC holding an 84-83 lead in the NCAA Tournament win over Washington Dexter Strickland followed the steal with two free throws for the final winning margin Scored a career-high 28 points and had 11 rebounds and five blocked shots in NCAA second round win over LIU Became the first Tar Heel to score at least 25 points, grab at least 10 rebounds and block at least five shots in an NCAA Tournament game The 28 points are the most by a Tar Heel in his NCAA Tournament debut since Lennie Rosenbluth had 29 against Yale in 1957 Posted a career-high 20 points in the first half when he made 7 of 12 shots and went 6 for 6 from the line Made a career-high 10 field goals and career-high 8 for 10 free throws Was his seventh consecutive double-double and 13th straight 10-rebound game Became third Tar Heel to block six shots in an NCAA Tournamentgame (Warren Martin vs. Middle Tennessee State in 1985 and Rasheed Wallace vs. Georgetown in 1995).
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Shot just 4 for 15 from the floor but had a career-high 18 rebounds against Duke in ACC final Scored 13 of his 18 points in the second half and had 11 rebounds against Clemson in the ACC semifinals.
Regular Season Game Highlights:
Tied his career scoring high with 19 points in win at Florida State Made 7 of 11 shots from the floor, had 12 rebounds and was UNC's defensive player of the game for the second straight contest Matched his career high with seven blocks and grabbed 15 boards for the second game in a row in the win over Maryland - had five blocks and 12 rebounds in the first half as Carolina built a 12-point lead Grabbed 15 rebounds and blocked six shots in the win at NC State Defended guard Reggie Jackson at the top of the key on the final play of UNC's 48-46 win over Boston College Had 14 points, 13 rebounds and five blocks (all in the first half) against Wake Forest, his fourth double-double in a row Had 14 points, 12 rebounds and four blocks in the 64-62 win at Clemson Hit his first three-pointer of the season against the Tigers Had 10 points and six rebounds in the first half at Duke as UNC built a 43-29 lead and finished with 14 points and 12 boards Had 16 points and 10 rebounds and was UNC's top defender in the win over Florida State.
Played one his finest games as a Tar Heel in the home win over NC State as he had 16 points (6 of 10 from the floor, 4 of 8 FTs), 16 rebounds, a career-high tying seven blocks and a season-high three assists and was UNC's defensive player of the game It was the first time this year he won top defensive honors as he helped limit NC State to 23.3 percent shooting in the opening half and 36.4 for the game Had 14 points, eight rebounds and five blocks in home win over Clemson Had key offensive rebound and basket with 2:06 to play to give UNC a 70-65 lead Scored 17 points in the win over Virginia Tech, including 12 of UNC's first 23 points in the second half as the Tar Heels rallied from seven down at the break to a 47-all tie Matched his career high with eight field goals and added eight rebounds and four blocks against the Hokies Gave Carolina its first lead of the second half in the win at Virginia on a left-handed drive to the basket with 3:15 to play .
Was unable to play in the second half of the William and Mary game on Dec. 21 after he collided with a Tribe player and aggravated his sprained right thumb Blocked six shots and added 13 points and two steals against Saint Francis Was sensational in the win over Kentucky, scoring 13 points with a game-high 12 rebounds and three blocked shots Had 16 points at Illinois That followed a career-high 19 points, including 10 in the second half, in the win over College of Charleston Made 8 of 11 from the floor and 3 of 4 from the line and had just one turnover in 29 minutes against the Cougars Scored eight of Carolina's 19 points in a second-half stretch in which UNC went from five point down to leading by eight.
Second on the Tar Heels and fourth in the ACC in blocked shots with 60 Was 43 for 86 (.500) from the floor with 80 rebounds and 28 blocks in ACC play Scored 151 points in the last 16 games (9.4 per) Pulled down 45 offensive rebounds in the last 15 contests Made 54 for 105 from the floor (.514) in the last 13 games after Davis went out Blocked 35 shots in the last 15 games Made 17 for 46 (.370) from the free throw line after joining the starting lineup. Averaged 9.2 points, 6.8 rebounds and 2.0 blocks and made 21 of 42 shots from the floor (.500) in the NIT Had three steals and a dozen rebounds against Rhode Island, his fifth double-digit rebounding effort in 12 games Shared scoring honors with 14 points in the win at UAB, including back-to-back baskets to break a 47-47 tie Scored a season-high seven field goals Scored 10 of his 12 points in the first half at Mississippi State, leading the Tar Heels from an early 12-point deficit to a 36-33 halftime lead Made a season-high six field goals and added eight rebounds, three assists, four blocks and two steals in the win in Starkville His block with 14 seconds to play helped preserve a 74-72 lead Led UNC with 10 boards and added nine points against William and Mary Also grabbed a season-high six offensive rebounds. Led Carolina with 14 points, eight boards and two assists in loss at Duke Blocked four shots and grabbed a dozen rebounds against Miami, the second straight game he had 12 rebounds Posted season-bests with 12 rebounds and five blocks and added nine points in the win at Wake Forest Scored 12 points against FSU, his third straight game in double figures Had 11 points and seven rebounds and was UNC's defensive player of the game at Boston College, but also had four turnovers and was 1 for 4 from the line Registered his first double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds and added four blocks in the loss at Georgia Tech Made his first start as a Tar Heel and played a season-high 26 minutes in the home win over NC State Started at power forward and responded with nine points, eight rebounds, three blocks and three steals against the Wolfpack. Earned Carolina's defensive player of the game award in consecutive games at Maryland and vs. Duke Scored a season-high 14 points on 5 of 6 shooting from the floor at Virginia Tech. Played one of his most active early-season games against Albany as he finished with eight points, three rebounds, three assists, two blocks and two steals in a season-high 19 minutes Scored in double figures for the first time with 11 points and grabbed a season-best nine rebounds in the win over Presbyterian Made two three-pointers against the Blue Hose, his only game making multiple threes Blocked four shots in win over Michigan State.
Played for Coach Renaldo Garcia at Sickles High School in Tampa, Fla. Previously attended Round Rock High School in Texas for three years Played in the McDonald's and Jordan All-American games and the Nike Hoop Summit Also earned first-team All-America honors from Parade magazine Averaged 17.6 points, 12.2 rebounds and 6.1 blocks per game at Sickles Scored a season-high 29 points against Tampa Bay Tech Blocked 10 or more shots five times as a senior with a high of 11 on four occasions First-team all-state selection and Tampa Bay Coaches Association Player of the Year.
Born John Allen Henson on Dec. 28, 1990, in Greensboro, N.C. Son of Matt and Annette Henson His father played basketball at Norfolk State His sister plays basketball at Duke.
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