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Between July 15 and August 7, law enforcement officers throughout King County will be part of a statewide effort in search of speeding drivers.
Driving faster than posted speed limits may not seem like a big deal, but more than 40 percent of fatal crashes in Washington involve a speeding driver.
That's why the King County Target Zero Task Force is coordinating extra speed patrols throughout local communities.
"Speeding is a major contributing factor in fatal and serious injury crashes in Washington, and therefore, is a priority of Target Zero," said Lowell Porter, Director of the Traffic Safety Commission. "Well publicized and highly visible speed enforcement is a proven combination that reduces fatal crashes. Obeying speed limits is something everyone can do to support highway safety in Washington."
In addition to being dangerous, speeding is expensive. The average speeding ticket in Washington is $156, but as your speed increases, so does the fine. In fact, a speeding ticket in Washington could easily cost more than $411.
King County Sheriff's Office press release:
Sheriff's deputies arrested three men last night (June 28) during their investigation of a burglary and theft which occurred after the homeowner had died.
Leonard Werner, age 69, had been dead about two weeks before his body was found by relatives checking on him on June 24th. He lived alone in the 12600 block of Des Moines Memorial Drive. The cause and manner of death is still pending.
Werner's house was ransacked and many of his possessions stolen as he lay dead on the floor. His two cars were taken as well. Some of the stolen items were found by Sheriff's detectives on the day Werner's body was discovered at the next door neighbor's house.
More of Werner's stolen property was recovered last night, as well as his two stolen cars. However some of the property may have already been sold on eBay.
Yesterday about 3:00 PM detectives located what they believed might be the stolen PT Cruiser under a tarp in the South Park neighborhood of Seattle. They obtained a search warrant for the house and recovered stolen property taken from Werner's residence and made two arrests.
Many of the items stolen from a Burien man's house while he lay dead on the floor have been recovered at his next-door neighbor's house, according to media reports. The man's two cars are still missing.
The man has been identified as Leonard A. Werner,69.
Here is a previous King County Sheriff's Office press release:
A man in his 70's had his house burglarized and many of his possessions stolen after he died. In fact, as he lay dead on the floor. And the suspects stole his two cars as well.
The incident occurred at a house in the 12600 block of Des Moines Memorial Drive in Burien. The victim lived alone, and was last seen by family members about 2 weeks ago. When they didn't hear from him, relatives came by about 12:45 PM Friday, June 24 and found him dead on the floor, covered by a blanket. The house was ransacked.
The cause of death was not immediately apparent. Detectives believe the items were stolen after the man died.
➢ In addition, the man's two cars are missing. The help of the public is needed to find the vehicles.
#1. 2002 Dodge Ram Pick-up, blue, license B40611K (Washington)
#2. 2005 Chrysler PT Cruiser, gold, license 515TPM (Washington)
On June 21, another hearing on the civil complaint against two Des Moines police officers involved in the shooting of Rosie, a Newfoundland dog, was set for Aug. 2 in Snohomish County Sueprior Court.
The judge is still considering a motion to dismiss the civil complaint.
Here's our previous coverage:
A date has finally been set for the civil complaint being brought against two Des Moines police officers by Chuck and Dierdre Wright.
Snohomish County District Court Judge Tam Bul will hear the case on June 21 at 10 a.m. in his courtroom in Everett.
On Nov. 7, Des Moines police officers shot and killed the Wright's Newfoundland dog, Rosie, when attempts to capture her failed. After the King County prosecutor reviewed the case and found no criminal culpability with the actions of the officers the Wrights filed a civil complaint against the officers involved in Rosie's shooting.
The civil complaints are filed against Sgt. Steve Wieland, who authorized the use of deadly force and Officer Michael Graddon, who shot and killed Rosie.
The civil complaint accuses the officer of animal cruelty and trapping an animal, both misdemeanors.
Press release:
Highline Community College Women's Programs is hosting a weeklong series of events as part of its 29th annual celebration to bring attention to the growing problem of domestic violence in South King County.
"In the last few years we have had an increase in domestic violence referrals," said Women's Programs Coordinator Jean Munro. "We have found the necessity to provide additional resources and programs that will assist individuals who have overcome domestic violence, those encountering this issue now and preventing new cases through education, training and the help of our community organizations such as Domestic Violence Women's Network and the YWCA."
"STOP: Sustain Together, Opportunity and Peace" will feature locally and nationally known speakers, film screenings and a raffle with proceeds benefiting the Women's Programs Emergency Scholarship foundation.
Event: STOP: Sustain Together, Opportunity and Peace
Dates: May 16-20, 2011
Time: Various times
Price: Free and open to the public
Location: Highline Community College's main campus
A 28-year-old man was arrested by Des Moines police following the stabbing of a pregnant woman and two others Sunday night.
Des Moines police said the man and three women were in an SUV by an apartment complex in the 23000 block of 30th Avenue South about 11 p.m., Sunday night.
The man apparently was meeting with the women about paying back money that was owed.
Police said the man stabbed a woman in her 50s and her daughter, who is in her 20s, inside the vehicle.
According to police reports, the man chased all three women out of the vehicle and he stabbed them again many times.
The third woman, a friend of the two other women, is pregnant, police reported.
The three women were taken to a hospital but their conditions have not been released.
Police hunted down the suspect near the intersection of South 240th Street and Pacific Highway South. He was caught about 2:30 a.m., Monday morning. Police booked him into jail for investigation of assault.
The incident in which Rosie, a Newfoundland dog, was killed by a Des Moines police officer in November began with a stray dog report.
In light of that, the following press release from Des Moines Animal Control Officer Jan Magnuson is especially relevant:
Beginning this week and throughout the summer, a Leash Law Emphasis will be conducted by DMPD (Des Moines Police Department), specifically targeting city parks and the marinas (the main marina and Redondo).
ALL of Des Moines is a leash law area-
· Per DMMC 19.08, the citation fine for a dog not being under proper leash control in a city park is $291
· Per DMMC 15.04, the citation fine for a dog not being under proper leash control in the marina is $513
· Per DMMC 8.04, the citation fine for a dog not being under proper leash control on other public property or trespassing on private property is $86
The civil complaint against Des Moines police officers, who shot a dog in November, is still searching for a court to hear it.
The civil complaint was filed by Chuck and Deirdre Wright, who are alleging Officer Michael Graddon and Sgt. Steve Weiland committed misdemeanors, including animal cruelty, when dealing with their dog, Rosie, who was loose. The complaint has been sent to three different courts, which say they cannot hear the case.
The complaint was originally filed in Des Moines Municipal Court. At the initial hearing in February, Des Moines Municipal Court Judge Veronica Alicea-Galvan recused herself and sent the case to be heard by the King County District Court.
Earlier this week, King County District Chief Presiding Judge Barbara Linde sent the case to Pierce County District Court, saying all of the members of the King County court bench were disqualified from hearing the case.
However on March 25, a Pierce County District Court official said they had no judges who could hear the case.
Burien residents and businesses interested in helping reduce the number of burglaries and other types of criminal activities in the community are invited to attend a free program, Burglaries & You, presented by the Burien Police Department.
Police department officials will provide updates and insight into recent burglary trends and crime prevention information. Participants will learn measures they can take to stop or reduce burglaries and prevent becoming a victim of other crimes:
Burglaries & You
April 12, 7-9 p.m.
Washington State Criminal Justice Training Center (Main Auditorium)
19010 1st Ave. S.
Topics will include:
* Burglary Trends in the Burien Area
* Crime Prevention Tips to Protect Residents
* What and When to Call Police
* Crime Maps Offered by City of Burien
* Cop Logic - Online Self-Reporting Tools
* Block & Business Watches
* Burien Alert Emergency Notification System
* Informational Material to Take Home
The program is open to anyone in the Burien, SeaTac and White Center communities.
FREE refreshments.
The King County Sheriff's Office has launched on-line reporting for a variety of crimes, suspicious circumstances, and traffic complaints for Burien, SeaTac and North Highline residents.
The service is available to citizens living in unincorporated King County, as well as the 12 communities that contract for police services from the Sheriff's Office. Burien and SeaTac are among the contracted cities. That's over 500,000 people.
However, citizens who still want "human contact" can do so by telephoning the Sheriff's Office Communications Center at 206-296-3311. A deputy will come to the door if preferred.
* All emergencies must still be reported to 9-1-1!
"This new reporting system was developed for the convenience of folks who may not want to call in or wait for a deputy", said Sheriff Sue Rahr. "It just gives citizens another option", she added. Due to budget cutbacks, wait times for deputies in unincorporated King County have increased for incidents that are not emergencies, Rahr said.
In addition, the new program allows crime victims to print a copy of their report, which can be sent to their insurance company, if needed.


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- This hotel is in a suburban location
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General Mitchell Intl Airport (MKE)
Nearest Train Station
North Chicago
Nearby Businesses
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The hotel's prime location offers easy access to the Great Lakes Naval Base and museum. It contains fascinating exhibits rich in naval history. The museum is only three miles away and is a must see for any visitor coming to the area. The hotel is near shopping and dining on the Wisconsin border. The Kenosha, WI outlet mall and historical Lake Geneva are both fascinating destinations to visit.
After a day visiting the Great Lakes Naval Base or Six Flags Great America, our hotel's guests should take a trip into downtown Chicago and experience the nightlife. We are located less than five minutes from I-94, which takes you straight into downtown! The city offers many great options such as Navy Pier, Millennium Park, the Willis Tower Sky deck, Michigan Avenue shopping, and lots of good food
Don't Go Home Without
Take a cab or drive five minutes to see your favorite band's concert or a famous comedian's stand-up performance at the Genesee Theatre. The theatre has an exquisite interior reminiscent of the 1800s and also shows feature films and live plays. The hotel is just a quick train ride or drive to Glenview, IL to visit the Ravinia Park outdoor music pavilion for a picnic style concert.
Must See
Lake Michigan is right next door and our hotel's proximity to the Great Lake's Illinois coastline provides you with the most scenic beaches in the Midwest. Enjoy the beautiful views and come experience all that Illinois Beach State Park has to offer. North point Marina in Wintrop Harbor also offers scenic views, pet friendly beach, and parks for the whole family.
Must Do
Located only seven miles from Six Flags Great America, our hotel's suites are a perfect place to stay for a family vacation. Choose from hundreds of rides or cool off on a hot day at Hurricane Harbor Water Park. It's just a short drive or cab ride away! Take in the beautiful views at Independence Grove Forest preserve, where you can rent boats, visit the beach, or explore the many bike paths!
Theme Park
Six Flags
Distance from hotel: 5 MI/ 8.05 KM North West
Race Tracks
Milwaukee Mile
Distance from hotel: 55 MI/ 88.51 KM North
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Lake County Fielders
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The "Book Discussion in a Bag" kits each include 15 copies of a book, along with a book discussion guide (if there is not one included in the book). The kits are checked out for six weeks.
Should you need suggestions or guidance on which titles would work best for your group, please contact Greta Ulrich at 847-663-6617. If a member of your group needs Large Print or an Audiobook, we will try to locate one for you.
The available "Book Discussion in a Bag" kits we have are listed below. Please call the AV/Fiction Desk at 847-663-6613 to check for availablity or to have one held.
Dreams of Joy by Lisa See
In this powerful sequel to Shanghai Girls, Joy has left San Francisco for Shanghai to seek out her father. May and Pearl follow her to their original homeland with surprising consequences.
Dry Grass of August by Anna Jean Mayhew
In 1954, 13-year-old Jubie Watts leave Charlotte, North Carolina for a vacation in Florida with her family and their black maid. As they drive through the South, they experience the racism of the times in a way they had never expected.
Girl in Translation by Jean Kwok
When Kimberly Chang and her mother immigrate to New York from Hong Kong, they know little English and will lead difficult lives for many years. But Kimberly is a star student and learns to adapt to life in America.
Honolulu by Alan Brennert
A young woman from Korea becomes a picture bride to a man in Honolulu in the fascinating tale set in early 20th century Hawaii.
Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford
Henry Lee, a Chinese-American man living in Seattle, recalls his friendship with Keiko, a Japanese-American girl also living in Seattle during World War II. A touching story of young love and friendship.
The House at Riverton by Kate Morton
The story of a wealthy English family, a house and a mysterious death on the eve of Work War I told in flashbacks by an elderly former servant.
Keeper and Kid by Edward Hardy
When Jimmy Keeper learns that has a three year old son with his ex-wife he must learn how to be a dad in this sweet story of unexpected parenthood.
The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
A former foster child finds purpose and meaning through her work as a florist in contemporary California.
Major Pettigrew's Last Stand by Helen Simonson
When an elderly British man befriends a younger Pakastani woman his neighbors and friends are startled by the ruin of events in his rural village.
My Name is Mary Sutter by Robin Oliveira
Mary Sutter is a midwife during the Civil War. She aspires to become a doctor in this strong, dramatic tale.
Secret Daughter by Shilpi Somaya Gowda
When Somer and her Indian-born husband Kris adopt a baby girl from India, they begin the journey to build a family. Meanwhile, the birth parents in India have their own struggles in a changing world.
The Usual Rules by Joyce Maynard
When Wendy loses her mother during 9/11, she must decide whether she should stay in New York or move to California to live with her father. This is a moving coming of age story for our time.


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Seasonal allergy sufferers are in for a long summer of sniffling and sneezing, experts say.
In most regions of Canada, allergen-producing plants started growing up to a month early. Adding to many Canadians' misery, weather forecasters suggest there may be less rain than usual to wash away pollen and smog.
David Phillips, a senior climatologist with Environment Canada, notes that in provinces east of Alberta spring began in early March, with record temperatures warming the country from southeastern Alberta to Newfoundland.
British Columbia and northern Alberta were among the few regions to experience slightly below normal temperatures and an allergy season delayed by almost a month.
In most parts of Canada, however, "the number of days that allergy sufferers could experience their ailment is clearly longer this year," Mr. Phillips says.
Vegetation began to pollinate early because of "long, intense and persistent" high temperatures in much of the country from March 10 to 22, he says. While grass normally pollinates in May, "people were walking on their lawns in April," he recalls.
Meanwhile, trees were blooming. "What we saw in April was probably a merging of the two [pollen]cycles," he says.
That same month, many allergy sufferers experienced a brief reprieve from their symptoms when a "killing frost" nipped fruit trees and other vegetation in the bud.
But while April frost slowed down the growing season, "it didn't reverse it," Mr. Phillips says. The allergy season will likely continue until summer ragweed is killed by autumn frosts.
With the predicted warmer, drier forecast for June, July and August, the lack of rainfall could worsen symptoms for allergy sufferers, since "precipitation can be a great scavenger" of pollen and smog, Mr. Phillips explains.
Airborne pollution is concentrated in Ontario and Quebec – from Windsor to Quebec City – and to a lesser extent British Columbia's Lower Mainland. Depending on how the wind blows in relation to power plants south of the border, the predicted warmer and dryer weather "probably means more episodes of smog," Mr. Phillips says.
That's bad news for people with asthma and seasonal allergies, according to Christopher Carlsten, a specialist in environmental respiratory diseases at Vancouver General Hospital.
Research by Dr. Carlsten and colleagues suggests that air pollution combined with common airborne allergens have a compound effect on allergy sufferers. "The effect is much higher than adding the two separately," he explains.
Dr. Carlsten notes that global levels of pollen and other airborne allergens have increased with global warming. Because of the synergistic effect of combined exposure, he says, "we're seeing that even modest levels of traffic-related air pollution can have serious effects."
He recommends that people with allergies or asthma avoid walking or cycling through "street canyons" – major thoroughfares flanked by tall buildings, which prevent traffic pollution from dispersing. Air quality tends to improve about 300 metres (two to three blocks) away from a major roadway, he says.
Unless a person has a truly debilitating allergy, which may warrant staying indoors in an air-filtered environment, sufferers can usually manage their symptoms during outdoor activities by taking antihistamines, Dr. Carlsten says. "We generally believe that the benefits of exercise far outweigh the risks."
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Removing Paint from old trim
I recently bought a house with all painted trim, doors, and some painted hardwood floors. Some places have four plus layers of paint. There is beautiful wood underneath, so I want all the paint off. I've been using a stripper so far, but it is slow going. A friend told me to try a heat gun. Is this a good idea? What about getting a power sander to do the job for me?
How old in your house? Beware of lead paint. You might consider removing the trim and doors and having them professionally dipped to remove the paint. The removal, refinishing and re-installation is a big enough DIY project without the tedious and time consuming job of stripping the paint.
Unless the trim is architecturally significant, you are FAR better off either making what you have look good with more paint, or replacing it with new wood and staining that. Removing paint by any method is a grueling job that often yields mediocre results.
If your decision is still removal, do read the EPA info on lead safety and precautions.
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Bradley Walker, 27, of Inverness, was fatally injured as he drove a 2001 GTI Volkswagen eastbound.
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Maurice Jones-Drew won't apologize to Jay Cutler for his critical comments last month, but he might send him some flowers.
The Jacksonville Jaguars running back told ESPN Radio on Wednesday that he felt no need to atone for comments he made after the Chicago Bears quarterback left an NFC title game loss with a knee injury.
"If I did something wrong I would apologize," Jones-Drew said. "I didn't mean any hard feelings by it. I think (Cutler) understands that as well. I really think that the media took it out of control and got offended by it because players said it before certain media said it."
Jones-Drew garnered intense criticism after he was among a group of players who commented on Cutler and appeared to question his toughness when he couldn't return in the game's second half.
The Bears later revealed that Cutler suffered a sprained MCL during the game.
During the game, Jones-Drew said on Twitter:
"Hey I think the urban meyer rule is effect right now... When the going gets tough........QUIT."
He later said his comments were misunderstood. On Wednesday, he said he wants to maintain a good relationship with Cutler.
He told ESPN what he would say to Cutler if the two were to talk:
"I'm going to say something like 'Jay, I hope we can still be friends' -- because I knew him before, we came out in the same draft -- 'I hope we can still be friends. No hard feelings. Here's a dozen roses and a teddy bear with a 32 jersey on there,'" Jones-Drew said.
On Wednesday, the Chicago Sun-Times reported that Cutler had a pain-killing injection in his knee at halftime of the NFC title game.
Nate Davis is a reporter, blogger and editor who's been at USA TODAY since 2000. He has covered the NFL since 2005. No, he did not play quarterback for Ball State. Davis' succession of our esteemed colleague Sean Leahy at The Huddle is considered a Brady-for-Bledsoe swap by most "insiders."More about Nate


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On Thursday, May 15, 2014 AMVETS held it's inaugural Telephone Townhall. AMVETS Executive Director, Stewart Hickey and National Programs Director, Beryl Love answered questions from our membership and discussed a wide range of issues that matter to veterans. Listen to the transcript below.
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i WAS ONE OF THE FORTUNATE ONES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE TOWN HALL MEETING. Needless to say it was a first for me. I belong to other veterans organization and they have never done anything like this. The meeting was very informative and time well spent. I think that the town hall meeting is a needed tool to inform members. Keep up the good work.
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I recently joined Spangenberg after a stint at a major defense firm and some time spent practicing on my own and considering my path. In that time, I realized the importance of working for justice for those who have been injured and holding those who inflict the injury accountable, lest it be visited on countless others.
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The Gun Range at Trail Glades (South Miami) is right by the Everglades. It is a hot & humid place plus today every mosquito in the area decided to come feed their hunger on us.
This is the section of the Range we shoot IDPA. As you can see is small, you have to walk some to get there and... we must keep an eye on the local fauna.
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This Raspberry Custard Tart is a simple tart that showcases fresh raspberries in an easy to make, yet elegant, dessert. The tart is filled with a vanilla custard that is cooked on the stovetop and lightened with a little bit of whipped cream. The custard is studded with fresh, juicy raspberries which go well with the creamy custard and visually "pop" against it for a ... Read More »
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Plum Meringue Tarts
Whether you're shopping at a major grocery store or a local farmer's market, in early summer, there are a wealth of fresh, ripe fruits to choose from. Having such a bounty of fruits is not a bad thing – and I find that it makes me even more creative in the kitchen because I don't want to use all of those fruits in the same ... Read More »
Peach Tarte Tatin
Tarte tatin is an upside down tart that is typically made with apples. Using peaches instead of apples in this classic French dessert is a great change of pace and makes this tart perfect for the summer. I used a mixture of white and yellow peaches, so you can use either type when you make your tart. The peaches do not need to be peeled ... Read More »
Plum and Blueberry Galette
Galettes are wonderful desserts to make with fresh fruit because really let the fruit shine and are also quite easy to prepare. This Plum and Blueberry Galette has a filling made with fresh plums and blueberries, which not only make a good flavor combination, but turn into a dramatic dessert that has a vivid purple color to it. A galette is a free-form tart that ... Read More »
White Chocolate Vanilla Bean Tart with Chocolate Crust
White chocolate is a wonderful vehicle for vanilla. Good quality white chocolate is made up of cocoa butter, sugar, milk solids and vanilla, so most good white chocolate will already have a distinct vanilla flavor and it doesn't take much more to push that to an even better one. So that means that this White Chocolate Vanilla Bean Tart is a good choice for vanilla ... Read More »
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This Spiderweb Pumpkin Tart has a spooky look to it that makes it perfect for Halloween. A black spiderweb covers the top of the tart – and the design is surprisingly easy to make for something that delivers such a "wow" factor when you're ready to serve it. The tart filling is much like the filling for pumpkin pie, but a little bit denser. A ... Read More »
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HARTFORD, CT and WORCESTER, MA--(Marketwire - Oct 4, 2012) - World Energy Solutions, Inc. (
The deal also creates a significant cross-sell opportunity for World Energy, opening the door for the Company to deliver its energy efficiency services to NEP's 2,000+ customers in Connecticut and Massachusetts. World Energy is an approved contractor of CL&P and United Illuminating in the CT Small Business Energy Advantage Program and in NSTAR's small business and municipal programs in MA. These states have some of the largest utility incentive programs in the country -- nearly $1 billion combined -- which help fund energy efficiency projects.
"NEP is a perfect strategic fit for us," said Phil Adams, CEO of World Energy Solutions. "The acquisition advances our goal of becoming the national leader in energy procurement for the mid-market segment, building on our purchase last year of GSE Consulting. The deal also brings us a roster of new customers in utility territories with active incentive programs where we can cross-sell our energy efficiency services. By helping clients lower the price they pay for energy, reduce the amount they consume, and maximize available incentives, we are providing a winning formula for lowering total energy cost."
Added Jim Parslow, CFO of World Energy Solutions: "With the purchase of NEP, we are continuing to execute our growth strategy, supplementing strong organic growth with the acquisition of profitable, cash-generating companies that have predictable revenues and cash flows. Buying companies with these attributes allows us to use their cash flows to fund earn-outs and other considerations. We are financing this deal primarily with debt to minimize shareholder dilution, and we expect our purchase to be accretive and to have a positive impact on our top-line revenue, EBITDA and backlog."
Founded in 2000 in response to natural gas and electricity deregulation in the Connecticut and Massachusetts markets, NEP established itself as one of the top energy brokerages in New England, specializing in the needs of small and mid-size businesses. With annual revenues topping $5 million, NEP currently employs 17, all of whom will be retained by World Energy. The Company will continue to operate in Enfield.
"Joining forces with a national energy management leader like World Energy will enable us to attract new customers, better serve our existing base, and provide our employees with exciting growth opportunities," said Russ Monroe, President, Northeast Energy Partners. "World Energy's approach to lowering a customer's total energy cost is a compelling one, and our combined capability to execute it is going to make a big impact on how energy management gets done here and across the country."
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This press release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ from those indicated in the forward-looking statements. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to the following: our revenue and backlog are dependent on actual future energy purchases pursuant to completed procurements; the demand for our services is affected by changes in regulated prices or cyclicality or volatility in competitive market prices for energy; the effect of acquisitions on revenue, growth, EBITDA and backlog; and there are factors outside our control that affect transaction volume in the electricity market. Additional risk factors are identified in our Annual Report on Form 10-K and subsequent reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.


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Trojans Draw Matadors 1-1 In First OT Of 2012
NORTHRIDGE, CALIF. - The USC women's soccer team got tangled up in its first overtime game of 2012 tonight on the road. Trojan senior Samantha Johnson had a quick answer for a second-half score by host Cal State Northridge, and the match would lapse into OT. Although the shot count favored the Women of Troy, neither team would find the winner, and USC takes its first tie of the year with the 1-1 draw. USC is now 2-3-1 overall, and the Matadors go to 3-1-3.
The first half was tight by the numbers, with USC edging out CSUN 7-6 in the shot count. Four of those Trojan shots, though, forced saves out of Matador goalkeeper Cynthia Jacobo. In the second half, USC would continue to put Jacobo to the test, with a flurry of early shots - three saved by Jacobo and one blocked by a CSUN defender. That USC pressure would rack up 24 shots on the night, while Jacobo had to make 15 saves against the Trojan attack in the game.
With the Trojan offensive pressure cranked up, USC rattled off the first six shots of the second half before the Matadors mounted a response. USC goalkeeper Caroline Stanley was up to the task and knocked the attack wide for the save. As things leveled out, it would be the Matadors who would brek the silence in the 73rd minutes. A cross from Stephanie Norton was met by the head of Brittanie Sakajian for the header and goal to take host CSUN ahead 1-0.
Samantha Johnson fired back with a strong low shot that forced a diving save out of Jacobo next, and USC would line up for the corner kick. Johnson took care of that one. Jordan Marada sailed the corner into the box, and Johnson put the finishing touches on the ball when Jessica Musmanno tapped it out for Johnson, who blasted it through from about 15 yards out to deliver a crucial equalizer for the Women of Troy in the 74th minute - just under two minutes after the Matadors' strike.
Back-to-back Trojan corners generated a saved header from Marlee Carrillo and a Katie Johnson shot blocked by the CSUN defense in the 84th and 85th minutes, respectively. The teams would trade shots in the final two minutes, with Samantha Johnson and Marlee Carrillo each forcing saves out of Jacobo in the final minute, to no avail as the teams were left locked as regulation came to a close.
That brought the Trojans into their first overtime game of 2012. No great scoring opportunities came up through the first 10 of OT, but Alex Quincey took a chance with an early test from distance in the start of the second overtime. That was hauled in by Jacobo, and CSUN would generate an attack the other way, only to see its cross pulled in by Stanley. USC defender Elizabeth Eddy interrupted another Matador offensive series next. On the other end, Samantha Johnson had a go on goal, having her shot knocked wide by the keeper to bring up a corner kick in the 107th minute, but nothing would come of it. That would be the last opportunity of the game, as it wrapped as a 1-1 draw between the Trojans and the host Matadors for USC's first tie of the year.
The Women of Troy have two matches up next week, first taking a trip for some revenge against San Diego on Friday in a 5 p.m. game on Sept. 15 in San Diego. USC will then return home to host Portland in a 1 p.m. matchup on Sunday (Sept. 17) at McAlister Field.
USC 1, Cal State Northridge 1
SAVES: Caroline Stanley (USC) 1, Cynthia Jacobo (CSUN) 15.


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telling DSolve to satisfy boundary conditions?
Is it always possible to solve a second order pde on
a compact set for any set of boundary conditions?
For instance, I am interested in the following pde:
v,cc + ( R f + c - Q ) v,f - n c v,c - R v = 0
on the region 0 < c
0 < f0 < f
with the boundary condition v[c,f0] = 1 (for all c).
DSolve finds a couple of nice
general solutions for v[c,f] but none of them
satisfies v[c,f0] = constant.
Any suggestions?
kenton at stanford.edu


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Below is a list of readings related to Saguaro VI: Work and Social Capital, including either direct links or PDF downloads where available. For our official set of recommendations, please see our BetterTogether report.
Putnam, Robert. Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community. New York: Simon and Schuster, 2000. [especially chapter 5]
Reich, Robert B. I'll Be Short: Essentials for a Decent Working Society. Beacon Press, 2003.
Cohen, Don and Laurence Prusak. In Good Company: How Social Capital Makes Organizations Work. Harvard Business School Press, 2001.
Cross, Robert and Andrew Parker. The Hidden Power of Social Networks: Understanding How Work Really Gets Done in Organizations. Harvard Business School Press, 2004.
Lesser, Eric. Knowledge and Social Capital: Foundations and Applications. Butterworth-Heinemann, 2000.
Malone, Thomas. The Future of Work: How the New Order of Business Will Shape Your Organization, Your Management Style and Your Life. Harvard Business School Press, 2004. Describes how social networks increasingly grew with technological means.
Evidence of Social Capital in the Workplace/Workplace Friendships
Fischer, Claude S. To Dwell Among Friends: Personal Networks in Town and City. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1982.
Lambert, Susan J. and Karen Hopkins. "Occupational Conditions and Workers' Sense of Community: Variations by Gender and Race." American Journal of Community Psychology, Vol. 23, no. 2, 1995. pp. 151-179.
Marks, Stephen R. "Intimacy in the Public Realm: The Case of Co-workers." Social Forces, March 1994, 72 (3): 843-858.
Marshall, Nancy L. and Rosalind C. Barnett. "Work-Related Support Among Women in Caregiving Occupations." Journal of Community Psychology. Vol. 20, January 1992. pp. 36-42.
Trice, Harrison M. and Janice M. Beyer. The Cultures of Work Organizations. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1993.
Klein, Katherine J., and Thomas A. D'Aunno. "Psychological Sense of Community in the Workplace." Journal of Community Psychology, 1986 (14), pp. 365-377.
Is the Workplace the New Locus of Social Capital Development?
Poarch, Maria T. "Rekindling our Community Spirit." The Boston Globe(4/17/1997) Op-Ed piece.
Poarch, Maria T. "Ties That Bind: US Suburban Residents on the Social and Civic Dimensions of Work." Community, Work & FamilyVol. 1, No. 2, 1998, pp. 125+.
Wolfe, Alan. "Developing Civil Society: Can the Workplace Replace Bowling?"The Responsive Community(Spring 1998): 41-47.
Caudron, Shari. "Sexual Politics: Gender Relations in the Office," Personnel Journal, Vol. 74, No. 5, p. 50 (May 1995).
Milliken, Frances J. and Luis L. Marines. "Searching for Common Threads: Understanding the Multiple Effects of Diversity in Organizational Groups." Academy of Management Review, April 1996, Vol. 2 1(2):402-422.
Rapoport, Rhona and Lotte Bailyn. Relinking Life and Work: Toward a Better Future. The Ford Foundation, 1996.
Swisher, Kara. "Diversity's Learning Curve." The Washington Post, February 5, 1995. pp. H1.
Work/Family Bond, James T., Ellen Galinsky and Jennifer E. Swanberg (Families and Work Institute), The 1997 National Study of the Changing Workforce. 1998.
Galinsky, Ellen, and Arlene A. Johnson (Families and Work Institute). Reframing the Business Case for Work-Life Initiatives, 1998.
Hochschild, Arlie Russell. "Work: The Great Escape." The New York Times Magazine, April 20, 1997, Section 8. pp. 51-55, 81, 84.
Hunnicutt, Benjamin Kline. Kellogg's Six-Hour Day. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1996.
Handy, Charles. "Trust and the Virtual Organization."Harvard Business Review, May-June 1995, pp. 40.
Polsky, Walter L. "Telecommuting: Creating a Nation of Isolates?" Employee Services Management Magazine, May-June 1995.
Telecommute America News Release: "New National Survey Reports Sharp Rise in Telecommuting," July 2, 1997.
Stafford, Diane. "Telecommuting Raises Workplace Questions." The Montreal Gazette, May 23, 1998, pp. I10.
Increasing Shift to Independent Workers
Laubacher, Robert J. and Thomas W. Malone, "Flexible Work Arrangements and 21st Century Worker's Guilds". Working Paper #004 of the Initiative on Inventing the Organizations of the 21st Century. Sloan School of Management, MIT. Oct. 1997.
Harvard Business School Case Study. "MacTemps: Building Commitment in the Interim Workforce." Revised January 6, 1997.
Changing Employer-Employee Relations/Trust
Farnham, Alan. "The Trust Gap" Fortune, Dec. 4, 1989: 56-62, 66-67, 74, 78.
Goffee, Rob and Gareth Jones, "What Holds the Modern Company Together?" Harvard Business Review, November-December 1996. pp 133-148.
Lee, Chris and Jean Bethke Elshtain. "Trust Me: Employees' Trust in Their Employers." Training: The Human Side of Business34(1): 28 (1997).
Standards and Norms to Promote Community Within Office Walls
Naylor, Thomas H., William H. Willimon, and Rolf Österberg. "The Search for Community in the Workplace." Business and Society Review, 97:42-47 (1996).
Shaffer, Carolyn R. and Kristin Anundsen. Creating Community Anywhere: Finding Support and Connection in a Fragmented World. New York: Perigee, 1993.
Deutsch, Claudia H. "Commercial Property; Communication in the Workplace; Companies Using Coffee Bars to Get Ideas Brewing." The New York Times, November 5, 1995 (1995).
Oldham, Greg. R. and Nancy L. Rotchford. "Relationships between Office Characteristics and Employee Reactions: A Study of the Physical Environment." Administrative Science Quarterly, 28 (1983): 542-556.
Reagor, Catherine. "Wide Open Spaces: Roomy Workplaces are the Latest Tools to Inspire Creativity," The Arizona Republic, July 18, 1998, pp. E1.
Corporate Values/Corporate Philanthropy/Social Responsibility/Volunteering
Tobias, Randall L. Excerpts from speech: "Global Transformations: Lessons for American Business." May 5, 1998. Radcliffe Public Policy Institute. pp. 3-17.
Roy Johnston, "Banking on Urban America," Fortune, March 2, 1998, pp. 128-132.
Giving and Volunteering in the United States: 1996 edition. Independent Sector. Washington, DC. pp. 4:110-4:112.
"Companies Bring Strategic Approach to Volunteerism." BSR Update, November-December 1997, pp. 1, 6-7.
"Businesses and Charities Alike Vow to Heed Presidential Call to Help Kids."The Chronicle of Philanthropy, May 15, 1997, pp. 38-39, 41.
Levering, Robert and Milton Moskowitz. "The Ten Best Companies to Work for in America." Business and Society Review, 85 (Spring 1993): 26-38.
Novak, Michael. Business as a Calling: Work and the Examined Life. NY: The Free Press, 1996.
Family-Friendly Policies and Employee Support
Hammonds, Keith H. "Balancing Work and Family." Business Week. Sept. 16, 1996, pp. 74.
Black, Sandra E. and Lisa M. Lynch. "How to Compete: The Impact of Workplace Practices and Information Technology on Productivity." Cambridge, MA: NBER Working Paper Series #6120, August 1997.
Cropanzano, Russell S. and K. Michele Kacmar. Organizational Politics, Justice and Support: Managing the Social Climate of the Workplace. Westport, CT: Quorum Books, 1995.
Crouter, Ann C. "Participative Work as an Influence on Human Development." Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology5, 71-90 (1984).
Fantasia, Rick. Cultures of Solidarity. Berkeley: UCLA Press, 1988.
Greenberg, Edward S. Workplace Democracy: The Political Effects of Participation.Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1986.
Heckscher, Charles. The New Unionism. Ithaca, NY: ILR Press/Cornell University Press, 1996.
Price, Richard H. "Work and Community." American Journal of Community Psychology, Vol. 13, No. 1, 1985. pp. 1-12.
Sobel, Richard. "From Occupational Involvement to Political Participation: An Exploratory Analysis." Political Behavior, Vol. 15, No. 4, 1993. pp. 339-353.
Tannenbaum, Arnold S. and Robert L. Kahn. Participation in Union Locals.Evanston, IL: Row, Peterson and Company, 1958.
Team Management
Jackson, Maggie. "Chatting on Job Can be Training."AP Online. January 6, 1998.
"Strategic Labour-Management Partnership Brings Saturn Car Plant Into Being."Industrial Relations Survey Employment Review(U.K.), 652: 8-12 (March 1998).


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I have an experience in Cadillac Deville, but like these two problems I've never faced.
I had an accident in my 2001 Deville:banghead: and I bought an used 2003 Deville:cool2:. the seller told me he have a ABS problem so he couldn't replace the EBCM, I took the EBCM in my old caddy and I installed it and everything was OK, except the message (service stability system) every time when the ignition is ON but in different condition. but sometimes i get the message (stability engaged) just a sec before i get service stability system message, and every system other than this is working e.g (ABS,TSC,..).
the second problem is in the A/C: the A/C in my car is very cold but when my car goes in high RPM or high speed it goes hot, but don't think it's very high RPM or high speed e.g. (3500-4000 rpm and 100-120 km/h), and sometime when I'm driving normally.
my problem in detail: when the A/C is working probably and cold, I hear clicking sound from the A/C compressor like turning On and Off once every minute or two minutes. and when I'm driving in straight and long way and set the cruise control to 100-110 km/h or less the A/C compressor switched off and start blowing hot (outside) air from vent.
my opinion: maybe it's sort of sensor.
note: The DTC in my car the current and the history:
- C1287 - current (Steering Sensor Rate Malfunction )
- C1288 - history ( Steering Sensor Circuit Malfunction )
- P0420 - current ( Catalyst System Efficiency Below Threshold Bank 1)
additional info about stability system problem:
this is before the DTC shows:
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I am new to CSS so excuse the lame questions. Thanks.
Couldnt get it into the .css file so the next best thing was inline styles:
<table style="background-color:<%=G_BGCOLOR%>">
Its not a great solution , a macro would be much nicer but I couldnt figure out how.
Also, a way to organize your sheets is to make as much central definitons as possible, which also has the effect of cutting down on the size of the sheets.
This method is used in many languages (C pascal etc )
at the top of the file you have stuff like
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#define MyEmail email@example.com
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These may occur many times within the file. The advantage of a macro is that I do not have to find them, just change the definition at the top of the file (or included file) and the preprocessor or compiler does the rest for me. It is neat & tidy.
I am not sure yet how sophisticated this CSS stuff is, I used to be a C,C++ programmer and old habits die hard.
I will probably just move all things that I might want to change from time to time (like aesthetics) to a separate file like color.css and have the definitions there. At least they will be in one place.
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October 11th is National Coming Out Day. In honor of the day, and to promote awareness of TCC's fledgling GSA, I took my multi-colored markers to every white board I had access to. I put up a big, pink triangle in a corner and wrote "It's National Coming Out Day – do you know who you are?" then drew a rainbow flag and "TCC's GSA" at the bottom of the point. It didn't take up THAT much room on the boards, and I thought it was important to get that message out to our students.
While I was waiting for the professor who teaches in my second period classroom to finish his first period lesson, I drew my little announcement on the corner of the board of the room across the hall – the room that my coworker occupies for second period. He finished, we switched rooms and while I was drawing the notice on my board, he was erasing it on his.
Now, I should say here that I UNDERSTAND that it's HIS board for the class period and that he was WELL within his rights to erase the message. That didn't keep me from fuming about it, though.
I know, from what trusted people have told me, that this colleague of mine is homophobic and closed-mined. He believes what he believes, and no one is going to change his mind, regardless of how compelling the argument might be – or how shaky his foundations for belief are. Be that as it may, he is also a TEACHER and, as such, has certain ethical responsibilities to present his students with a range of information and ideas. While the NCOD message may not have been particularly relevant to his lesson plan, it certainly wasn't HURTING anyone, either. As I said, it didn't take up much white board space, it wasn't offensive or pornographic or incendiary, it wasn't ugly to look at and, most importantly, it wasn't put there FOR HIM! I intended that message for the students in the class, and my coworker's erasing it was, in my mind, equal to censorship.
My lit. students came into the room to find me at a low-grade seethe, and managed to get out of me what had been the trigger. A couple of my students (who, it turns out, had been students of Eraser Boy) decided that, when he dismissed his class for break, they'd not ONLY go back in there and put the sign back up, but they'd pass out GSA buttons and information to the students in the room while they were at it, which is exactly what they did.
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I know I'm going to have a confrontation with this man at some point. I'm not going to go LOOKING for it, mind you – I'm not like that – but I know that, at some point, he's going to say something ignorant and hateful in my presence and I'm not going to let it go because I promised myself that I WON'T let ignorant and hateful things go – my morality tells me that silence is tantamount to complicity in things like this.


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Could my spayed cat be in heat???
Calli started calling on Saturday. And calling and calling and calling. Long, loud meows. She still was willing to play & be cuddled, but as soon as that interaction was over, she started calling again.
On Sunday, she started going in & out of the litterbox a lot without much to show for it. I got scared she had a UTI and was blocked so I took her to the Emergency Vet. They said her bladder & gut were empty. On their advice, I isolated her when I got home so I could see how much she was using the box, and she is using it.
Now, when she's isolated, she's calmer. Otherwise, she paces up & down the hall calling. She'll stop & rub on the floor much more than normal & is doing a lot of facial marking too. She's also kinda walking and sitting low to the ground with her tail straight up.
I've had her a year & she's never done this before. She was rescued as an adult (4-6yrs old) already spayed. Is it possible she's in heat???
We're going to our regular vet today. Thoughts?
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Don't assume that Callie was spayed unless your vet can establish that a spay scar on her belly exists or they have done x-rays. When I adopted Lily, the rescue told me they "thought" she was spayed, but I watched her VERY carefully for a few weeks since unspayed females can come into heat every few weeks if they're not pregnant. It really sounds like Callie is in heat, she's exhibiting all the signs. If she's not in heat, she may have excessive hormone production which also happens but that can be controlled with medication.
Izadore (Izzie) answered on Feb 17th.
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Callisto's Mom here. A couple more details I couldn't fit in the question:
1) There have been no significant changes in the home. No new food, litter, people, cats, furniture, routines, etc.
2) I'm told that when Calli was found on the streets, she was already spayed. I'm assuming the shelter confirmed this by shaving her belly and looking for a scar since her belly fur was pretty short when I adopted her.
3) Calli's last regular checkup was only a few weeks ago, and it was fine. She did get some vaccines (rabies and FIV), but otherwise the checkup was uneventful.
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The yowling piece does also happen with UTI's and my cats have done that as a UTI can be very uncomfortable. The advice the emergency vet gave you doesn't sound right and I think they were just talking about a blockage. With an ordinary UTI (no blockage) the bladder will be empty as the cat does lots of small pees. That sounds like what you are seeing and your regular vet will be able to do a blood test to confirm if theres an infection (white blood cells # will be very high).
Her other behavior does sound like she's in heat but if you've had her for a year I would have thought she would have gone into heat before if she hadn't been spayed or if the original seurgery had missed a piece of the ovary.
My guess is that your regular vet will confirm the UTI and once treated her behavior will go back to normal. If not the vet can check she has actually been spayed and asess her behavior to see if maybe part of an ovary was missed.
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It just goes to show that money doesn't cure everything. No team has spent more money than the Yankees but their lineup looks tired and old and I would expect some big changes next year…although with all of the monster contracts already weighing them down it may be difficult to make adjustments without eating a lot of cash.
As a Mets fan I can't say I'm sad to see the Yankees go, but it is a shame to watch a team that not long ago a model franchise disintegrate in the playoffs. Ownership will be tested just like any management group would and the decisions they make now will help determine their fate for years to come.
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"These energy conservation and retrofit projects are great examples of the innovative public-private partnerships that I envisioned when issuing my Green Initiative Executive Order," said Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. "By utilizing green technology, our prison system is improving the environment and maximizing taxpayer dollars, and it is my hope that others across the state and nation will follow this example."
Wasco State Prison is also one of six California prisons slated to enjoy new solar power fields that will each produce more than one megawatt of electricity per year. CDCR currently has solar fields operating at Ironwood and Chuckawala Valley State Prisons, providing up to 25 percent of their power at peak demand.


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Im thinkin bout gettin an Agency Power BOV but not too sure? anyone got one that i can get some feed back from? or anyone HAD one?
Before i had a 03 Sushibushi Lancer OZ so im new to Subaru and new to turbos but im lovin the Subie life :-)
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Welcome to the forums, but read up about BOVs and cold air intakes. For the 02-07 WRXs, the car and BOV dont get along well. Causes rich conditions between shifts, rough idling sometime, and no performance gain at all. Not entirely sure how it would be on the 08, but Im sure it would be similar.
dont buy a bov and dont buy an intake....trust me
You try getting one for ## 08?
Oh another thing..... turbo timers...... anyone know of any harnesses out there for the 08? cant seem to find any.
start thinking more go and less show.
i can tell you are one of those kids that just wants a bov cause it sounds cool and watnot but the fact is that they are pointless. you factory bypassvalve is good to about 24psi
and the fact is that intakes (unless tuned) will lean out your car
so again....dont buy an intake and dont buy a bov
get Engine management first before anything too
about this, i was watching a DYNOFLASH video up on youtube, ans big AL was saying stuff like the new BOV's arent good, because they leak a lot of pressure. is that true?
Get an intake if you would like. Unlike the 02-07 WRX's the 08 air intake system is garbage and there are good gains there(~10hp). Of course if you do get one you need to get a protune. The 08 BOV only supports up to 24psi. Of course when you up the boost anywhere close to that high it is going to leak. Stock the 08 is what? around 13 psi? If you plan on getting a lot more power and running higher boost you will need to replace the bov. use search to find the BOV informational posts. good reading.
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my ap does wonders and my map from perrin is even better yet. no problems here, and em is an absolute must for any engine mod, point and simple
Yes look into the ap, I have that on my 06 and it was worth it. It will be more when you get your downpipe. If you get a intake, go with spt. I have that one and I have no problems.
honestly getting a bov as your first mod is pointless. Get other mods that will focus on handling or power. the bov themselves make it harder to shift, there are no benefits from them being on but a loud noise, and if you went to the drag strip there is a good chance that your times would be a tad bit slower, granted this is if you decide to go atmospheric. why you might ask? well our system is designed to recirculate that extra air keeps the turbo spooling while atmospheric the air is sent out and the turbo looses spool.
Mind you, i am not telling you not to buy a bov i am just saying to buy something else before you buy that.
at this point i have a arc intake and i love it. though it comes with a huge price tag its pretty neat.
The 2008 rex is 11.9 psi at peak........
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