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6 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms. Spacious Inside And Out! Beautiful Views!
Ettrick view is a beautiful stone built house that will very comfortably accommodate 14 people with room to spare. Newly converted to a high standard, this traditional 19thC farm steading is the ideal place for family and friends to meet up and relax in the tranquil rural setting of the River Ettrick and rolling Border Hills.
- Christmas stay 2016 from 23rd - 29th Dec
- New Year 2016 from 30th Dec - 5th Jan 2017
The house is light, spacious, and is tastefully and comfortably furnished with polished wooden floors downstairs and luxurious fitted carpets everywhere else. They will each easily accommodate 3 generations of one family, making them a perfect venue for family celebrations.
6 bedrooms (each house has a selection of king size, double, twin, and family rooms, with some super king size beds in Ettrick View), 2 en-suite and 2 family bathrooms, a large lounge with big flat-screen TV and pool table (also with table tennis), a separate small sitting room with games and books in The Byres, a big kitchen, a dining area that really does seat 14, and a secure garden as well as access to the shared courtyard and 4 acres of private land with its own stream – plenty of room for you to relax and feel at home without falling over each other.
For disabled access, we have wide hallways and double doorways as well as a downstairs twin bedroom and toilet/shower room with hand rails in each house, and ramps for access.
Behind The Byres and Ettrick View the land slopes down towards the River Ettrick – a tributary of the Tweed which can be fished for trout and salmon, with a smaller private stream (perfect for paddling) flowing into this along the side of the property. Across the river the land rises to frame the fantastic views across the valley. There is also a large shared courtyard area with seating and trampoline next to the house, and four acres of land where you can roam freely, picnic and paddle in the stream. And don't forget all of the Scottish Borders on your doorstep to explore. There are historic houses close by such as Walter Scott's Abbotsford and Bowhill with it's adventure playground, as well as pretty towns, ruined Abbeys and plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling, golf, horse riding - or perhaps a day trip into Edinburgh.
Lockable storage is available for bikes, fishing gear etc. on request and there is a freezer for your catch.
A large parking area is available to the side of the house.
If you are looking for accommodation for up to 28 people, then the houses can be booked together. Please contact us for details.
Oil central heating with radiators in all rooms. WiFi and telephone. Fitted wool carpets in all bedrooms.
A cot, high-chair & stair gates are available at no extra cost.
Board games, cards, toys and a selection of DVDs are also provided.
Up to 3 well behaved dogs are welcome in the Byres. Dog baskets and blankets are provided. Ettrick View is kept as a dog free house. Secure outside area with plenty of walks on the doorstep and further afield. Plenty of maps and leaflets are in the house.
Welcome pack of tea, coffee, biscuits on arrival.
Wild and remote, but accessible, not far from the delights of Edinburgh, and with plenty of interest in the area and games in the house you will always find something to do here.
Surrounded by rolling hills, winding rivers, and abundant wildlife, The Byres awaits you with home comforts, space and more than a touch of luxury.
Surprise yourself by discovering the hidden gem of the Scottish Borders.
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Lovely house in beautiful setting
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....a beautifully presented home with wonderful countryside scenery to make you feel like you're truly on holiday...
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Lovely house in beautiful setting
We had a lovely stay at this property which was like a home from home, it had all the bits and pieces you need and was spacious for the 12 of us staying. The property itself was as the description said and Helen and Nic were very accommodating and welcoming. The house is certainly wheelchair friendly and the parking was very good. Overall it was a great stay. Thank you!
Wonderful property in peaceful location
This is a beautifully renovated property which is decorated and maintained to a very high standard. The kitchen is both well planned and well equipped, and the sitting room is spacious and welcoming. Bedrooms and bathrooms were immaculate on our arrival. Helen was there to welcome us and was very helpful in suggesting local caterers for a family party. I would not hesitate in recommending the property to the most discerning traveller.
Fantastic property in beautiful location
Very spacious, modern, well equipped, stunning quiet location. Perfect for cyclists, families & large groups. Highly recommended.
Activity and Interests
Ettrick View is a large holiday home at Newburgh Farm Steading in the Ettrick Valley, a very beautiful, rural part of the Scottish Borders.
We are 13 miles from Selkirk along the quiet and picturesque B7009 and only 70 minutes from Edinburgh. The area has plenty of Historic Houses, Castles and ruined Abbeys, as well as adventure playgrounds, pretty Borders Towns to visit and space to just chill out. Bowhill House and Abbotsford House (the home of Sir Walter Scott) are very impressive as are their grounds, and Peebles and Melrose are well worth a visit. Edinburgh and Rosslyn Chapel are also accessible for a day out.
Ettrick View has it's own private secure garden area, shared courtyard space, as well as access to 4 acres of land sloping down towards the River Ettrick with paths through the wild flower meadow, picnic benches and fabulous views.
We also have a few beautiful and very cosy yurts now which can be booked if you require extra accommodation. These are also available separately if you just fancy a spot of luxury 'glamping' - or hire the whole site out for a wedding?
Spend time messing about in the stream down by the yurts, or go for a walk up the hills and then come back for some alfresco dining. There are plenty of outdoor tables and chairs as well as a gas barbecue and even a trampoline to keep the kids happy.
Fishing, cycling, walking, and bird watching can all be based from Newburgh, with boating, kayaking, horse riding, llama walking and several beautiful golf courses within about 30 min, as well as the excellent mountain biking centres of Glentress and Innerleithen. The nearby Buccleuch Estate offers some of the best fishing and shooting in Scotland. The area is also especially good for star gazing with clear dark skies.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
High Season
1 Apr 2017 - 30 Sep 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Low Season
1 Oct 2017 - 22 Dec 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Christmas 2017
23 Dec 2017 - 29 Dec 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
New Year 2017
30 Dec 2017 - 5 Jan 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
|Refundable Damage Deposit
Changeover day Friday.
Check in from 4,00pm Friday, check out 10.00am following Friday.
£250 Good Housekeeping Deposit required.
Up to 3 dogs welcome at £20 per dog
Short breaks available.
Payment by bank transfer, Pay Pal or by cheque.
Please contact us if you require slightly different arrival/departure dates - we will try to be flexible where possible.
30% deposit required to secure a booking.
Balance due 6 weeks prior to stay.
Rates are subject to change until reservation is confirmed.
Manager's Cancellation Policy
- 50% refund for cancellations more than 7 days before check-in date.
- 100% refund for cancellations more than 14 days before check-in date.
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Property Type
- house
- Away From It All
- Family
- Luxury
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Hair Dryer
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- wheelchair accessible ...
Location Type
- rural
- waterfront
- autumn foliage
- churches
- forests
- playground
- restaurants
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- eco tourism
- horse riding
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- equestrian events
- fishing
- fly fishing
- freshwater fishing
- hiking
- hunting
- tennis
Floor Area
- 350 m²
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Upstairs family bathroom
- Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Downstairs family bathroom.
- Bathroom 3 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), En-suite bathroom
- Bathroom 4 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure, en-suite bathroom
- 6 Bedrooms, Sleeps 14
- Bedroom 3 - 1 Double Bed, Double bed with views over hills
- Bedroom 4 - 1 Large Double Bed, King size bed with views over hills
- Bedroom 5 - 1 Double Bed, 2 Single Bed, Large family bedroom with ensuite. Hill views
- Bedroom 6 - 2 Single Bed, Downstairs. 2 Single beds. Close to bathroom.
- Bedroom 2 - 1 Double Bed, Double bed and large built in wardrobe
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Large Double Bed, 1 Cot, Master bedroom with king size bed and cot. En-suite.
- All the bedrooms are spacious with wool carpets, drawers and hanging space. Central heating and great views in all rooms. Please visit our website for room plans.
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Re: How to generate ``nice'' algebra output from command-line mathematica?
>> Are there any tricks to generate a mathematica workbook or something
>> equivalent that I can read after my job is complete? If necessary, I
>> don't mind choosing some of the algebraic expressions and saving to a
>> binary file at the end rather than having the whole session stored. I
> It appears that I can use the command to dump all globally scoped variables:
> DumpSave["test_save.mx", "Global`"]
> and then load it up after execution with:
> << test_save.mx;
> Is this the best way to do it?
that really depends a lot on how you will use the result. You could save
your expressions to package files as well (see the documentation for
Save and Put), which would be somewhat more portable among different
computers and Mathematica-versions.
You could also directly write Mathematica notebooks containing formatted
expressions from the kernel, e.g. like this:
It's not too difficult to create more fancy notebooks with sections and
multiple cells containing different expressions. See
tutorial/NotebooksAsMathematicaExpressions if you think this approach is
what you need. Honestly, I think saving the expressions to .mx or
package files will be more useful for most use cases, since it's easier
to load them for any post processing you might want to do with them.

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I assume that author means characters like: space, , tab, line break etc.
Such elements could be for example marked with grey colour when toolbar button is pressed. I'm not sure what could be used (if anything) for line breaks as they don't take up any space.
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#12573 was marked as duplicate.
Currently this is undoable because browsers take care of rendering text.
As mentioned by @Reinmar perhaps we could make something like a11ychecker mode and show non-printable characters then.
We could search for all spaces and tag endings (e.g. </p> </div> <br/> etc.) and wrap them in styled spans. This could be shown when some toolbar button is pressed or highlighted when keyboard shortcut is used however editor would have to be made read-only. There wouldn't be possibility to show these characters and edit content.


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I just heard that the release of the Vista SP 1 has been pushed back even further. Do you know anything about that? What's going on? Please explain!
Ah, yes, the infamous Windows Vista SP 1 question! It's no surprise that you asked this question, because it's been one of the most popular for the past couple of days. And since so many of you want to know about this particular topic, I won't waste any more time with introductions. There's no use sugar coating it either, so let's just jump right in and see what's going on. Here we go!
Well, as most of you probably already know, last week (around February 20, 2008), Microsoft had to make some changes to the final release of the Vista SP 1. Because of certain issues, they were forced to remove a component from the software that was actually a prerequisite to installing the Service Pack in the first place. So, as you can imagine, without that piece of the puzzle, the SP 1 is not going to be worth much to Vista users at all.
Now, while all of that is bad news, Microsoft had very good reasons for doing what they did. Basically, they received several reports that the file was causing computers to crash or even enter a cycle of continuous boots and reboots. Therefore, they put the file on hold so that they could look into the problem a little more and find out what's really causing the bug. All in all, if Microsoft would have gone ahead with the release, all of you Vista users out there would have had to deal with system crashes and endless reboots on a daily basis. I don't know about you, but I'm glad they made the decision they did!
Windows Vista program manager Nick White said the bug only "affects a small number of customers in unique situations," but they didn't want to take that chance. Some users have already installed the update as a test run and they have been complaining about the problem for weeks now. One user said their computer just keeps rebooting and rebooting, while another said the update destroyed any access they had to their computer. If you ask me, those are some pretty serious issues!
So, as a result of all this, the Windows Vista SP 1 won't be available as a manual download until at least the middle of March 2008. As of right now, it's supposed to come through with the monthly Windows Updates, but you will be able to download it right from Microsoft's Web site as well. While this news is disappointing, I promise the SP 1 will be worth it. It's coming packed with more than 300 hot fixes for the Vista operating system, which was released a little more than a year ago. So, even though you have to wait a little longer for the release to get here, it will be well worth your wait. I'll continue to keep you posted on any other changes that may occur in the next few weeks as well, so stay tuned!
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- Health Issues (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/health-issues/)
- - random vomiting. (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/health-issues/415530-random-vomiting.html)
random vomiting.
He's puked a couple times this week.. once a few days ago, and once just now. It happens either super late at night or early in the morning, but he pukes in his crate. When I let him out to clean, I feed him and he eats normally.. doesn't puke. He doesn't have diarrhea either, still active, he just randomly decides to puke.
- He had his first set of shots February 15th.
- He took Trifexis on February 16th.
- He's been on Antibiotics since February 16th until the 22nd.
Don't know if those could have caused anything but.. the info is there just in case.
Anyone else have puking puppies? :|
Hi - what does it look like? My pup pukes up a yellowish bile when he's too hungry, only in the middle of the night or early morning.
Giving him a snack before bed fixed the problem for us!
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all this for an 8 week old pup "He had his first set of shots February 15th.
- He took Trifexis on February 16th.
- He's been on Antibiotics since February 16th until the 22nd."
I agree it's probably just bile. Try adding a small snack before bed and see if that solves the issue :)
Yeah, it is yellowish. The first time it was kinda chunky, but this time it was more liquid. I'll snack him up before bed and see if that works. I've been hesitant to feed him after a certain time at night so he doesn't poop in his crate >< thanks!
and yeah. all the vaccinations, dewormer, and the antibiotics.. so much for a 8 week pup. He's 10 weeks today! ♥
If you are crate training, you can utilize a 'special' treat at night after you give him your crate command. Then, if you get up with him in the evening to potty, use the crate command and treat again.
Just remember to incorporate your 'treats' as part of his over all food intake. You don't want to get a pudgy puppy!!!
If he is 10 weeks on the 24th and he got his vaccination and antibiotics and flea treatment Trifexis on the 15, and 16
then he was in his 8th week , barely 9 weeks of age.
Why all this on such a young pup. Were anti biotics really necessary ?
Flea treatment -- Trifexis causes vomiting , has been recalled late last year , and has caused deaths . https://www.change.org/petitions/fda...ablet-trifexis and so many other reports , but I'll let you look into that yourself.
That is a lot of service for the young dog. In my opinion , sure to keep you as a steady customer ---
Yeah id ditch the trifexis but its probably nothing to be concerned about.
I use frontline or advantix and then hartguard when it is time for that or just give ivermectin straight up. For dewormer ive used monthly doses of sentry hc worm x plus. Never had issues.
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The Perplexing Case Of The Plummeting PayrollsBy
The August report on the U.S. labor markets was bad news for the economy. Or was it? The headline grabber was a loss of 39,000 jobs from company payrolls, compared with a widely expected gain of 140,000 or so. A deeper look at the numbers, however, reveals a somewhat brighter picture--one that's a lot less worrisome for third-quarter economic growth.
Despite the lower job total in August, the workweek across most of the economy rose, as did hourly earnings, and the unemployment rate continued to edge down. Also, the Labor Dept. discovered some 50,000 more people at work in July than first reported, lifting that month's gain to 211,000, from 162,000 originally.
Moreover, the government's survey of households, which is separate from its payroll head count taken from businesses, showed a large rise in the labor force in August and an even greater gain in people who said they had found work. That explains the downtick in the jobless rate, from 6.8% to 6.7%, the lowest in two years.
The recent downtrend in first-time jobless claims suggests that, for August at least, the household survey tells the more accurate story. The weekly average of new filers in August dropped to the lowest level in any month during the past four years.
On balance, the claims data, the downtrend in joblessness, the contradictory household numbers, and the strength in hours and earnings suggest that the August dip in payrolls probably overstates the weakness in the labor markets and that payrolls in September are likely to show more bounce than they did last month.
To be sure, job growth during this recovery has been the slowest in any postwar upturn--a result that has injured the national psyche. But one characteristic of the labor markets--and of the recovery generally--is their tendency to move in fits and starts (chart).
That's what happened in March and June, when payroll gains slumped to 26,000 and 43,000, respectively. Those increases, like the August loss, are the statistical equivalent of no change. But sandwiched around those months were gains ranging from 200,000 to 300,000. The economy has generated 1.2 million jobs in 1993, and the total will come close to 2 million by yearend.
That's because continued gains in hours worked and take-home pay in August imply that the economy is on a firmer footing in the second half than the payroll losses might suggest. The U.S. workweek rose by 12 minutes last month, to 34.7 hours. That equaled the May reading, which was the longest in more than four years.
So despite the August job losses, total hours worked by all employees rose for the second consecutive month. That's a sign that, so far through the third quarter, economic activity is on the rise and that the economy is capable of posting growth of 3% or better this quarter.
The Federal Reserve's latest summary of economic activity from its 12 regional banks across the nation concludes that the economy continued to grow at a "slow to moderate" pace in late July and early August. At the same time, though, the report noted that corporate restructurings, including sizable layoffs, are "taking the bloom off employment growth."
Activity in the struggling manufacturing sector might also be a little livelier than the job numbers imply. The Fed reported that production and sales in manufacturing were increasing in many regions.
Factory workers have borne the brunt of the economy's job losses in recent years. Since 1989, manufacturing has shed 1.8 million workers, nearly 800,000 since the recovery began, including an additional 42,000 in August. Factory employment is now the lowest since 1965, and manufacturing's share of jobs has dwindled to only 16%, down from 20% in 1983 and from 26% in 1973.
But at the same time, the factory workweek rose by six minutes last month, to 41.5 hours. That equals the April level, which was the longest in 27 years. And factory overtime jumped from 4 hours to 4.2 hours, the most overtime in the postwar era. So in August, manufacturers appeared to be lifting their production for the second consecutive month, even as they continued to hand out more pink slips.
Another sign that manufacturers are getting busier is the July increase in unfilled orders other than aircraft (chart). While new bookings for aircraft and parts account for less than 3% of factory orders, unfilled aircraft orders make up more than 40% of the total backlog. The overall backlog has been in a steady decline this year, but excluding aircraft, unfilled orders rose in July.
On the surface, the 2.1% drop in new factory orders in July looked ominous. It was the largest decline in a year and a half. However, a 37% plunge in bookings for aircraft and parts, which had soared 53% in June, accounted for two-thirds of the month's overall loss.
The increase in unfilled orders other than aircraft, combined with longer work hours, suggests that many manufacturers are seeing firmer demand and the need to lift production. If so, factory job losses may well taper off in coming months.
Another positive aspect of the August job report was its implication for consumer income. Last month's longer workweek, combined with an increase in hourly pay, says that income continues to rise, laying the foundation for further gains in consumer spending and giving consumers the financial basis to expand their credit.
Households already saw their real aftertax incomes grow at an annual rate of 5.9% in the second quarter--much faster than the 3.2% pace of real consumer spending. Excluding a sharp drop in farm income in July, reflecting the floods in the Midwest and drought in the Southeast, real income started the third quarter well above the second-quarter level.
In August, income made further gains. Average hourly pay for production and nonsupervisory workers across the economy jumped 0.5%, to $10.87. So even despite the dip in payroll employment, the higher wage rate plus more work time means that average weekly earnings rose sharply, by 1%, to a record level.
Even though the yearly pace of hourly earnings has slowed, to 2.2% in the third quarter from 2.3% a year ago, the growth of weekly pay has actually picked up somewhat. In fact, this year, weekly pay has risen at an annual rate of 4.5%--well above the inflation rate (charts).
Moreover, hourly service pay is closing the gap with the higher pay of manufacturing jobs. The hourly wage rate in the private service sector stood at $10.20 in August, compared with $11.79 in manufacturing. And excluding relatively low-paying jobs in retailing, service pay averaged $11.38 last month.
Private services other than retailing have accounted for close to 80% of all job growth during the past year. That suggests that many of the new service-sector jobs that are being created during the recovery offer pay that is increasingly comparable to salaries in manufacturing.
The service sector has created all of the economy's new jobs this year, and that's the reason August employment looked so weak. After monthly gains averaging 180,000 through July, service-sector employment managed only a 15,000 increase in August. That advance is so far off the recent trend that September service jobs seem likely to bounce back strongly.
There is no question that U.S. workers continue to bear most of the burden of this frustratingly slow recovery, as companies try to stay competitive both at home and abroad by slimming down, cutting costs, and investing more in equipment than in people in an effort to boost productivity.
However, though they didn't grab the headlines, the details of the August employment report imply that the recovery is on solid ground and that future payroll figures are likely to look much stronger.


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Trade and the Skill Premium in Developing Countries: The Role of Intermediate Goods and Some Evidence from Peru
Joy Mazumdar and Myriam Quispe-Agnoli
Working Paper 2002-11
July 2002
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The rise in income inequality in developing countries after trade liberalization has been a puzzle for trade theory, which predicts the opposite effect. The authors present a model with imported intermediate goods in which the relative wages of skilled labor can rise due to higher imports of inputs or due to skill-biased technological change. The evidence from Peru in the post-liberalization phase in the early 1990s supports the skilled-biased technological change hypothesis. The authors find that most of the decrease in the blue-collar wage share in the manufacturing industries can be explained by the increase in machinery imports that followed liberalization, suggesting that the skilled-biased technology is embodied in imported machinery.
JEL classification: F16, J31, 033, 054, 015
Key words: income distribution, machinery imports, trade liberalization, wage differentials, Peru
The authors thank Madeline Zavodny and the participants in the international trade workshop and the development studies seminar at Emory University for helpful comments and discussion. This research was supported in part by the University Research Committee of Emory University. The views expressed are the authors' and not necessarily those of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta or the Federal Reserve System. Any remaining errors are the authors' responsibility.
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Posted on Sep 11, 2012
When Dick Henry found out that he needed open heart surgery, he was not afraid. His sole focus was on setting the best possible example and recovering quickly for a very special young person in his life – his 11-year-old granddaughter, Ella.
"Ella was born with a heart condition and was going to have open heart surgery soon after me," says Henry. "I knew I had to do well for her sake."
Henry had been under the care of PAMF cardiologist Joel Friedman, M.D., who recently retired, for the last seven years because of an irregular heartbeat and a calcifying aortic valve.
"I started feeling increasingly tired and was having a hard time getting through work and daily life," says Henry who is a residential/commercial mortgage broker in Los Altos. "When Dr. Friedman told me it was time to replace the aortic valve, I wanted to schedule the surgery as soon as possible."
Henry is no stranger to life-threatening health conditions. He has survived and continues to thrive after three serious procedures: the removal of a tumor on his acoustic nerve, a kidney transplant, and, most recently, open heart surgery.
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02 330ci Shudder while shifting through 1st and 2nd gear.....automatic
I cant feel it while im driving the car. I feel it while im in the passenger seat.
From take off i hit around 2000 rpm and feel this slight shudder. It happens again in second gear.....3rd 4th and 5th are fine.
One thing that has me concerned as well is the code telling me my transmission temperature sensor is malfunctioning. Not the one for the cooling system. This one is somewhere in the pan. When i checked my fluid last.....maybe 3 months ago it was very red as it had just been flushed in january. I can find nothing on this code.
I do also have low idle which i thought was cause by a vacuum leak. When i created a vacuum leak the idle went up so now i dont think thats causing the low idle. My idle is 550...it should be 700. Im wondering if this could cause this shudder somehow or am i looking at a transmission failure. The first time the fluid was changed was at 111,000.
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For the shudder, it could be that the transmission is starting to go. But, you need to find out what that transmission code is, and what exactly it is indicating.
As for the low idle, when was your fuel filter changed last? If it was changed recently, how long was the previous filter on there? If the filter has not been changed, or if it was changed, but the previous one had high milage on it, then it could be your fuel pump. If the filter is old, or possibly original, then try changing it and your fuel pump. At best, this will fix the low idle issue. At worst, you should change your fuel pump and filter anyway, since there has been a huge number of fuel pumps dying recently. If yours is original, you need a new one anyway. The fuel pump may not fix the idle, but yours probably needs replaced, and this is as good a place as any to start addressing it. Do you have any codes that could be vacuum related?
But, I would sort out the transmission issue first, since it may be on its way out. There is no sense attacking the idle issue until you know what is wrong there.
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Fuel filter was changed 10,000 miles ago. Fuel pump has never been changed out. The car had 111,000 miles on it as far as i know before it had been changed. I would like to know the fuel pressure spec so i can check that.
How the fluid was flushed.......I did it myself......drained and then filled....ran through gears. did this over and over again until the fluid ran pure. I used 25 quarts to make sure this process removed all the old fluid. I then changed the filter and ran it through again. I am running valvoline max life. This was used base don research from someone on this forum...several people reALLY. the ran it 10,30 and 60,000 miles. They sent the fluid in to have it inspected for metal deposits and found that this fluid worked fine as the test results came back good. they posted the data sheets on the thread.
This is a picture of my code. Usually this is a red fault code and not a shadow code. the car had not been run in several days and the codes were cleared and rerun. The transmission was cool at the time... If i drove the car 25 miles and let the gears heat up. this would be a set fault code but would not throw a light.
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with no loss of power.....could the fuel pump still be causing the low idle. I could see it doing that if there was some kind of fuel pump internal leak that is overcome by speed of the pump and an increase in pressure.
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Hi there, I have run across some mention of sleeping with your gun in a number of different threads, and went looking for a thread specifically about this topic and did not find it. If I am repeating or misplacing this thread, apologies!
I'm new to guns and therefore wet behind the ears as they relate to just about any scenario. My vision for this thread is to collect practical thoughts about sleeping with your gun into one place. I am hoping it will not become a place for people to argue against or for the practice but that it will become a good place to train oneself in good procedure if you do. Or, a place to learn the practical considerations for why you may choose not to.
I am particularly interested in soliciting the feedback and recommendations of folks who actually do sleep with their guns on the thought processes (practical, not specific threat related) that led them to this decision. I'm also interested in hearing a practical discussion of what to do/what not to do if you are seriously thinking about sleeping with a gun.
Having a gun in a safe next to you does not meet this definition, however if you began with it out of a safe and in your hand/under your pillow/somewhere "on you" and ended up with it "in a safe next to you" that discussion and process does fit in with this request for information.
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I agree with you. Training is key. But that particular switch design leaves too much room for operator error. Of course, this is just MHO (based on 45 years of shooting causally and competitively - rifle, shotgun and handgun).
I wonder how many more "operator failures" are out there, using this type of light setup??? My guess is - more than just this one Plano incident...........
Here's an interesting experiment - hold out your right hand and twitch your middle finger closed. It's virtually impossible to do without some sympathetic action to the trigger finger.


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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - The ING New York City Marathon of 2009 is history. But if those sleek runners and cheering crowds have inspired you to gear up for 2010, a top runner advises easy paces and soft landings.
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With the current shortage of small pistol primers, I am thinking of using small rifle primers in handloaded pistol rounds (9mm and 357 mag).
Ive read some accounts of folks using the small rifle primers in place of the pistol primers with good success.
I would start at the bottom end of the load data and work up, using a chrono to measure loads/speed.
Do any of my DC friends have any experience with this?
Any powder/primer combos? Ive been using Hodgon Universal powder.


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- One 4-pound chicken
- 3 quarts water
- 1 quart low-sodium chicken broth
- 1 onion, halved
- 1 carrot, halved
- 1 celery rib, halved
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 teaspoon whole black peppercorns
- One 4-ounce Parmigiano–Reggiano rind
- Kosher salt
- 2 ounces mortadella, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 4 large eggs
- 1 large egg yolk
- 1 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest
- Pinch of freshly grated nutmeg
- 1 1/4 cups plain dry bread crumbs
- 1/4 cup freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano, plus more for serving
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut into 6 pats
In a large soup pot, combine the chicken, water, broth, onion, carrot, celery, bay leaf and peppercorns and bring to a boil. Simmer over low heat for 2 hours. Add the cheese rind and simmer for 1 hour. Strain the broth and discard the solids. Skim off as much fat as possible and season the broth with salt. You should have 10 cups.
Meanwhile, in a mini food processor, pulse the mortadella until finely chopped. Add the eggs, egg yolk, lemon zest and nutmeg and process to a loose paste. Transfer the mixture to a medium bowl and stir in the bread crumbs, the 1/4 cup of grated cheese and 1/2 tablespoon of kosher salt; the dough will be stiff. Knead the dough with your hands until the ingredients are evenly combined.
In a large saucepan, bring 4 cups of the broth to a gentle boil. Working in 3 batches, transfer 1/2 cup of the dough at a time to a potato ricer with large 1/4-inch holes. Squeeze 2-inch lengths of the dough into the simmering broth, cutting the dumplings with a paring knife. Repeat immediately with another 1/2 cup of dough. Stir and cook gently just until the passatelli float to the surface and are tender, about 2 minutes. Using a skimmer, transfer the passatelli to a large bowl. Repeat with the remaining dough. Save the broth in the saucepan for another use.
Bring the remaining 6 cups of broth to a simmer. Spoon the passatelli into 6 bowls and top with the pats of butter. Pour the hot broth on top and serve right away, passing grated cheese at the table.


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Kentucky News Content Service
An Owenton man charged with the theft of a Kentucky Employees Credit Union ATM will be released on house arrest until his trial if he posts bond.
Tony Traylor, 37, was charged with the theft of the KECU ATM after the machine was knocked over with a stolen backhoe and taken from a Reilly Road parking lot June 18.
About $20,000 was reported missing from the ATM after it was recovered in Owen County days later.
With plans for a new barn mural, a tobacco heritage trail tour and a new booklet featuring Owen County farmers, the Agriculture Heritage Trail committee is looking forward to a busy fall season.
The AHT committee will host an Owen County Heritage Trail farm tour Oct. 8. The committee is hoping to garner some out-of-town interest with the tour.
Registration for the tour is $45, which includes transportation, lunch, snacks, information packet and souvenir.
Despite being diagnosed with juvenile diabetes in February, 6-year-old Brax Ward doesn't let his condition stop him — just like his role model, Tim Farmer, who is the host of the television show "Kentucky Afield."
An avid fisherman, Brax watches every episode of Kentucky Afield and began telling his parents that he could identify with Farmer because they both have handicaps.
Sept. 11, 2001, is a date that few Americans will ever forget. The scenes from that day, when terrorists hijacked four commercial planes and intentionally crashed them into the World Trade Center and Pentagon, are likely to remain in the memory of millions for years to come.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the tragic event. One Owen County church has set out to remember the sacrifices of fire fighters, EMS and police and to honor those locally.
Tomorrow morning, the tables at J&K Kountry Kollectibles will likely be filled with familiar faces. They will come for breakfast and maybe even to tell a story or two. It will be just like every other day at New Liberty's favorite meeting place.
The only difference will be the name of the business and the one in charge.
For two years, Katie and Jim Gibson have operated the business, but now they're passing it on to a young entrepreneur, with a love for the place where she grew up.
Owen County High School recently received its ACT standardized test results and saw its highest scores since 2008, when it became a requirement for 11th-graders to take it.
The students' average composite score was slightly below the state's average. The state's average is 18.8, while OCHS scored 18.6.
The local district's average on reading scores was 19.1, slightly better than the state's 19, and Owen County tied with the state average in science at 19.
Ranging in ages from 11 to 18, the junior firefighters worked to get on their gear as quickly as possible during their monthly training session last week, each hoping that one day they will become certified firefighters.
Owen County Fire Chief Robb Chaney said Owen County has had a junior firefighter program for years, but the state has just recently set up rules and regulations for the young men, who he said are the future of Owen County's many volunteer fire departments.
Owen County's Blake Wolford won the woodworking division reserve grand champion and the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture Dean's Choice Award at the Kentucky State Fair for his work on this desk.
Ten years after Sept. 11, 2001, we continue to remember the events that changed our country and that took the lives of so many, including those of our fellow first responders.
In their memory, Rural/Metro Ambulance, which operates in Owen County, will be reading a special tribute over some of its radio systems across the country on Sept. 11.
Rural/Metro has also purchased commemorative shirts and is allowing employees to wear them in place of their normal uniforms for the week of Sept. 11.
They manned anti-aircraft guns at Pearl Harbor, slogged ashore at Normandy and fought their way up Mount Suribachi on Iwo Jima, then modestly returned home to resume their civilian lives as farmers and teachers.
Today, veterans who survived World War II's carnage are in their 80s or 90s. Unfortunately, many will never get a chance to see the memorial their grateful nation erected in 2004 to honor them.
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The new year has ushered in exciting changes at CLSI, and I am eager to share them with you as the new CLSI President. My name is Jack Zakowski, and I began my term of office on January 1. I also work as the Director of Scientific Affairs and Professional Relations for the Diagnostics Division of Beckman Coulter, Inc. My long background with CLSI in a variety of volunteer and governance roles has given me great satisfaction as we strive to achieve our vision of Quality practices for better health and our mission to Develop clinical and laboratory practices and promote their use worldwide. I hope by the end of this inaugural message you will be as motivated to increase your participation with new CLSI initiatives as I am to serve the organization as President.
CLSI has been busy engaging with many of you through a series of innovative new plans that will continue to ensure the needs of members, volunteers, customers, and laboratory medicine are met. With the launch of our new eCLIPSE Ultimate Access™ online document library and the new Health System membership, CLSI now provides system-wide document access for multiple laboratory sites under a single membership. This is a highly cost-effective option for members to increase awareness to CLSI documents across their organization and streamline the manner in which the information is delivered. The new eCLIPSE platform improves searching across the document library and allows users to personalize their experience with documents, collaborate with colleagues through various tools, and access needed information at any time.
With the recent publication of the 26th edition of M100S, Performance Standards for Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing, CLSI published a publicly available online version of this gold standard in antimicrobial susceptibility testing, in addition to the convenient paper and PDF versions. To ensure this valuable information reaches the widest audience, CLSI is committed to providing M100 in a variety of formats to satisfy working preferences and the needs of different laboratory environments.
In order to extend our mission throughout all facets of the organization, the CLSI Board of Directors has initiated a planning process to update the Strategic Plan. These updates will further advance organizational plans to develop high-quality, applicable standards, education programs, and other valuable products and services that meet the needs of our members and customers. As part of this process, our newly created Consensus Council has been charged with thoroughly reviewing the CLSI document library.
On January 1, CLSI welcomed a new committee structure for standards development that included appointment of the Consensus Council. The Consensus Council will serve as CLSI's consensus body, preside over standards development processes, and ensure that all standards development activities are aligned with Board-directed organizational priorities and the mission of the organization.
To provide our members and customers with the "right information at the right time," and to effectively manage CLSI's resources, the Board charged the Consensus Council with optimizing our portfolio. The list of documents identified for immediate action to withdraw from the portfolio can be reviewed here on the CLSI website.
Providing access to needed, up-to-date information in a timely manner is of great importance to our mission, and we feel this process undertaken by the Consensus Council will support the needs of our members and customers. I look forward to highlighting next month how the portfolio optimization will drive changes in the standards development process and the volunteer experience.
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Book ban ends rare Arab-Israeli cultural exchange
By Joseph Nasr
HAIFA, Israel (Reuters) - For 15 years Israeli Saleh Abbasi has traded books between the Jewish state and its Arab neighbors, fostering a rare cultural link.
But in August Israeli authorities suddenly refused to renew his trading license because he was trading with "enemy" states Lebanon and Syria, frustrating both Abbasi's business and the Arab and Israeli readers he has helped interest in each other's literary traditions.
"How can the People of the Book be against books?" Abbasi asked, evoking the Jewish Bible as the first monotheistic holy text. "Books are a bridge to peace between cultures."
An Israeli Trade Ministry spokeswoman declined to explain the timing of the ban. But she cited a recent legal opinion that forbade importing goods from four countries Israel views as enemies -- Iran, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.
Israel has no diplomatic ties with Beirut or Damascus, so 57-year-old Abbasi uses Jordan and Egypt, the only Arab nations to sign peace deals with the Jewish state, as conduits.
Abbasi's original aim was to cater for Israel's 1.2 million minority Arab citizens, many of whom feel the perpetual absence of relations between Israel and its neighbors denies them cultural and ethnic ties to the Arab world.
But he branched out, and over the past 10 years has sold over half a million copies of some 16 Hebrew titles to Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and other Arab countries, where the translated books reach Arab readers mainly through public libraries and universities.
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Surviving and affair
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Have you ever been tempted to cheat on your husband or wife?
Maybe attracted to a friend or someone you work with?
You entertain the thought, flirt, imagine, but do you take the next step?
Some people do and usually the outcome is not good, but if it happens how do you recover?
Val Holden, a counsellor with Relationships Australia, joined the program to talk about surviving an affair.
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