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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - The UNC rowing team will compete Sunday at the Atlantic Coast Conference Rowing Championships at Lake Hartwell in Clemson, S.C. Racing begins at 9 a.m. with the varsity fours, followed by the novice eights at 9:20, the second varsity eights at 9:40 and the varsity eights at 10 a.m.
Defending NCAA and ACC Champion Virginia is the top seed in three of the four events, with the exception the novice eight, in which host Clemson is the top seed. UVa has won 12 of the previous 13 conference championships, and the Tigers won the other, in 2009.
UNC is seeded sixth in the varsity eight, second varsity eight and varsity four and fifth in the novice eight.
For more information on the ACC Championship, click here.
UNC last raced on April 14 at the Knecht Cup. As her team members finished up finals on Tuesday, coach Sarah Haney took time to look ahead to the weekend.
Q: How has the team prepared for the ACC Championship?
Sarah Haney: "We had a little over four weeks between our last race and ACCs so as a staff we tried to figure out how we could make the most of that time and keep them motivated, also knowing that we had exams to cross through. So the first thing we did is program seat racing, novice and varsity all together, and the fastest eight rowers and coxswain would be in the varsity eight, the second fastest in the second varsity eight, and so on. That proved to be one way to keep them motivated and there were definitely some switches. So we've got new lineups in the second eight and in the four and therefore in the novice eight.
"For exams we tried to keep practices short, keep them active but not mentally challenging. Obviously exams are their first priority. We haven't been in perfect lineups every day, but today (Tuesday) is the last day of finals so we know we'll at least have everyone at the practices from here on out.
"Because this is our last race of the year we will taper. We started a couple of days ago bringing them down from a volume standpoint - the intensity doesn't change, but the volume does. Hopefully they'll be ready to go on Sunday."
Q: The ACC Championship is later than it's ever been. This year the date is the same as UNC's commencement, meaning that your seniors will miss their graduation ceremony, and also the same weekend as Dad Vails, the traditional season-ending regatta for UNC. What are your thoughts on the change?
Haney: "Now that rowing has gone to the automatic qualifier for NCAAs, we felt like it was just fair to name our conference AQ two weeks before NCAAs. Otherwise it was in the middle of April - you're talking about a month or a month and a half before NCAAs and maybe that's not the fastest team when NCAAs come. In that sense I like it.
"It's tough for our team - we really like Dad Vails and we really will miss going, and then to miss graduation is huge. As far as missing graduation, we tried to do a lot of things with our senior banquet to make up for that - the chancellor came to speak and passed out diplomas, they got pictures in their cap and gown with him and he was wearing his academic gown as well. So they had a great time with that."
(Note: This is the first year that the NCAA Rowing Championship has had automatic qualifiers. Going forward, the ACC Championships will be held two weeks before NCAAs, so won't always conflict with UNC's commencement.)
Q: A quick preview of the championship?
Haney: "Virginia is the defending national champion, so it's always fun to go up against the national champion and see what you can do. We're always excited about that.
"Our conference is showing a lot of speed this year in general, so we're looking forward to seeing where we are. We've proved this year to be faster than in years past, so it's a nice test to go up against some really fast schools and we're lucky to be in a conference that shows so much speed. We saw Boston College at Knecht Cup, so we're looking forward to seeing them again, We just want to be able to race our fastest race in each boat with no regrets at the end of the day."
Q: The ACC Championships is the last race on the schedule for UNC's seven seniors. What kind of impact have they had on the team and program?
Haney: Those seven seniors have had a large impact on the team, and not only in quantity. We started off the year talking about how we were going to have to do something different this year. This was our year to really make a change. Graduating those seven seniors, we were going to lose a lot of talent, so we've been really focused on making sure this was the year. We have to do it now. That is a testament to those seniors because they do have that ability.
"We're definitely going to miss their leadership, we're going to miss their talent, we're going to miss their speed. And obviously we'll just miss them as people. So it will be a tough trip back from Clemson - there's no doubt about that. But we're trying not to think about that much right now because we have such a big race coming up."

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Last Thursday, May 1st, 2014, I was invited to provide information about amateur radio at an emergency preparedness event in Gunnison, CO, hosted by the local branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons). You can see at the left some brochures from the ARRL, several handheld radios, and my laptop playing an endless loop of the first Technician training video. Several other tables were devoted to various aspects of emergency preparedness.
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Did a change to my blood pressure meds just over a week ago and we replaced the single med I have been on with two generics. One is HCT which can have a side-effect of frequent urination. I had actually been on HTC once before as part of a combo medication. Went off that particular med because insurance moved it to the highest co-pay. But don't get me started on that.
I knew that the frequenting the bathroom was a common side effect for the first few weeks. What I forgot was what that really means. It is basically a diuretic, which removes liquid from the blood stream and with less liquid for the heart to pump the pressure required to pump it decreases.
Ok so there I am at work one day last week, going to the bathroom alot, numbers a little higher than normal but nothing to worry about and totally not realizing that I really should be replacing all that liquid that is so frequently wanting to leave my body. **wow, run-on sentence or what?
For me, DKA produces an odd sensation, I'm not sure what others feel. A not-quite-tingly-not-quite-burning sensation through out my body, sleepiness, a "heaviness", and an annoying metallic taste in my mouth. If I get to the point where I'm nauseous and smelling ammonia, I had better do something quick.
So I finally start to notice that sensation, check my glucose and got "WTF?", it was in the 150-range… Looking in my supply bag, I see a tube if keto-stix. Luckily, they only expired two years ago. And sure enough, I was spilling a "large" amount. At that point it finally all clicked together and three or four big glasses of water later, I am feeling much better.
Of course, those glasses of water did have their usual effect.
So now, I am getting random, short-term DKA episodes. I'm trying to drink as much water as I can, but they still hit me. And yes, they can happen in the middle of the night. Which I find particularly annoying since I have to stay up long enough to drink a lot of water and then try to go back to sleep knowing that I'll just have to get up in an hour or two to pee.
And you remember those slightly higher than normal readings? Take the same amount of glucose, reduce the amount of fluid that it suspended in and what do you get? A higher than normal reading. I hope this all stabilizes soon…
Just another annoyance in the "aw crap" portion of the life of a diabetic…
Oh and remember, lots of things can cause dehydration so make sure you drink enough fluids! Hopefully, Diet Coke counts, right?.
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The University of Southern Mississippi interprets hazing in a manner consistent with the Association of Fraternity Insurance Purchasing Group (FIPG) in its statement of hazing and pre-initiation activities. The University of Southern Mississippi follows all state and federal guidelines concerning hazing and any other behavior that could be interpreted as such. In essence, hazing shall include any or all of the following:
A. Any willful act or practice by a member or new member directed against a member or new member that, with or without intent,
1. is likely, with reasonable possibility, to cause bodily harm or danger, offensive physical punishment or disturbing pain;
2. is likely to (a) compromise the dignity of a member or new member, (b) cause embarrassment or shame to a memberor new member in public, (c) cause a member or new member to be an object of malicious amusement or ridicule, (d) cause psychological harm or substantial emotional strain; or
3. will unreasonably or unusually impair a member's or new member's academic efforts.
B. Any requirement that compels a member or new member to participate in any activity that is illegal, which is known by the compelling person or group to be contrary to the moral or religious beliefs of a member or new member, or that is contrary to any rules or regulations of this university, constitutes hazing. Hazing by individuals or organizations is strictly prohibited at The University of Southern Mississippi. Individuals and organizations both must be responsible for ensuring that all activities exclude any form of hazing. While chapter members may not be present at a new-member activity, it is still the chapter's responsibility to ensure the activity does not include hazing. It is important that chapters realize they are responsible for the new-member activities and are held accountable for hazing violations if they occur. In conjunction with the statement made by the Association of Fraternity Advisers, the following is a list of some fraternity activities considered to be hazing by The University of Southern Mississippi. These are only examples of some hazing activities and are not the only activities considered to be hazing. The University of Southern Mississippi follows all state and federal guidelines concerning hazing and any other behavior that could be interpreted as such.
C.Any action taken or situation created intentionally, whether on or off fraternity premises, to produce mental or physical discomfort, embarrassment or ridicule constitutes hazing. Such activities may include, but are not limited to, the following: use of alcohol; paddling in any form; creation of excessive fatigue; physical and psychological shocks; quests, treasure hunts, scavenger hunts, road trips or any other such activities carried on outside or inside of the confines of the chapter house; wearing of public apparel that is conspicuous and not normally in good taste; engaging in public stunts and buffoonery; morally degrading or humiliating games and activities; and any other such activities that are not consistent with academic achievement, fraternal law, ritual or policy, or the regulations and policies of the educational institution, or applicable state law.
In addition to being in violation of University policy, hazing, under certain circumstances, may be a violation of the laws of the State of Mississippi, resulting in a criminal prosecution by state and/or local officials. Depending on the circumstances surrounding the hazing activities, responsible parties may be charged with either a misdemeanor or felony. See Mississippi Code Ann. Section 97-3-105.


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Hosting neighborly rival Zimmerman Sept. 14, Princeton football trailed 25-7 early in the second half, but the Tigers rallied before falling 25-21 for their first loss of the 2012 season. The Thunder, ranked 9th in Class 4A Football, are now 10-0 in Granite Ridge games since joining the conference last season.
Billy McClay's 20-yard TD reception opened the scoring. After the Thunder took their largest lead following a 49-yard Colin Ashley 'pick-six,' Princeton got close on TDs from McClay (6-yard run) and Josh Osborn (7-yard run). On their final possession, the Tigers reached midfield before running out of downs.
Next up: Princeton travels to Little Falls Friday, Sept. 21. The Flyers (0-3) were blanked by Becker 38-0 last week.
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Swedish mud-plugger: The XC90 will go on sale in Australia early in 2003.
29 November 2001
By JUSTIN LACY
VOLVO is planning to join the booming four-wheel drive market in a little over 12 months time with its first luxury off-roader, the XC90.
As the first official picture shows, the Swedish manufacturer has remained true to its Adventure Concept Car (ACC) on which the XC90 is based, although the production reality is naturally more conservative and practical than its concept counterpart.
The trademark design and safety elements of the V-shaped bonnet and pronounced body shoulders offer a strong link to other Volvo family models, while the production car also shares the same platform as the S80, V70 and S60.
The XC90 will be officially unveiled in the second week of January next year, taking pride of place on Volvo's stand at the Detroit motor show, before going on sale in Europe late 2002 and here in February or March 2003.
Production is due to begin in August 2002 after Volvo's traditional mid-year holiday shutdown, with the new model coming out of the Torslanda factory in Gothenburg.
Pricing for the company's first Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) is expected to be around $90,000, enabling it to compete against the current crop of luxury soft-roaders - Audi's Allroad, BMW's X5 and the Mercedes-Benz ML-Class.
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The four-wheel drive system is thought to be Haldex unit with an electronic differential.
Volvo Car Australia will look at the five-cylinder turbo-diesel variant further down the track, but it is not part of the company's initial plans for the XC90.
"This is one Volvo model where there would be some more logic in considering it than there might have been in the past," Volvo Car Australia public affairs manager Graeme Adam said.
"There is a neater fit between a diesel and a car with this sort of persona, but it is not strongly under consideration at this stage."
The luxury off-road segment is poised to become an increasingly competitive niche, following in the footsteps of the now bursting compact and medium four-wheel drive classes.
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Originally released in early 1998 as the V70 Cross Country, or XC for short, Volvo pushed hard to eliminate the V70 and XC tags when the current model was introduced in September 2000 and market the car as simply Volvo Cross Country.
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Unbelievable isn't it. I was reading that article while in the Ft. Lauderdale airport this afternoon.
This is a discussion on The Ugly in Buffalo within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Home Owner shoots man in self defense, kills him. Grand Jury acquits. Widow sues in civil court. http://www.buffalonews.com/city/article313145.ece Jim...
Home Owner shoots man in self defense, kills him. Grand Jury acquits. Widow sues in civil court. http://www.buffalonews.com/city/article313145.ece
Unbelievable isn't it. I was reading that article while in the Ft. Lauderdale airport this afternoon.
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Someone breaking into your house is not cause or provocation?The lawsuit accuses David D'Amico of the "willful, intentional, malicious" slaying of Park, and acting "without just cause [or] provocation."So they claimed that D'Amico was negligent? In what way? For allowing Park, the drunk, to break in? They claimed that Park who gets drunk and breaks into someones house is not negligent?"[The incident] occurred as a result of the fault, negligence and carelessness of D'Amico, without any negligence on the part of Park contributing thereto," attorney David H. Elibol said in court papers.
This is crazy. This is a case of lets gouge the insurance carrier, thats what its there for. It has nothing to do with justice.
The home owner should appeal and then sue the estate of the person who broke in.
I live near Buffalo - will be sending this guy some money for his defense. Definitely sucks for all involved, and I don't know that I would have done anything different than the homeowner. NY has a version of the castle doctrine, but it does not protect you from civil suits. I bet the widow would use a gun (if she had one) if someone came wandering through her house at 1:30am and would not leave...
"Don't hit a man if you can possibly avoid it; but if you do hit him, put him to sleep." - Theodore Roosevelt
I hope D'Amico's got a shark for a lawyer. He should file a counter suit for harrassment and anything else they can come up with, and try to take everything she's got or ever will have.
David was an award-winning elementary school teacher whose life was cut short," he said.
Yep, he was certainly a model citizen for his students...drunk and breaking into a stranger's home at 1:30 A.M.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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I like the part about how the deceased was not a criminal. HELLO!!!!!!!
He refused to leave the home when ordered to by the home owner. So at minimum he was trespassing. He entered the house without the owners permission in the middle of the night, (don't know the legal standard in New York) so he may also have been committing a burglary.
As trespassing and burglary are crimes, and he was doing one or both at the time of his death, he was a criminal!
What part of that don't these people understand?
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I agree this law suit is a perfect example of the sort of suit that should never be brought. That's what the Castle Doctrine is all about. This is a case of a lawfirm taking a chance that they can settle at the limit of the home owners insurance and avoid a countersuit for costs and mental anguish if they lose.
That said, I think the whole lawsuit hinges on the fact that the door he entered through was not locked. So there wasn't any "breaking", only "entering". I don't know the significance of that. I think that will be the basis for the claim of negligance. The home owner thought the door was locked and assumed the perp broke in. I'd assume the same thing.
Not sure what the jury will think about it. I personally think people shouldn't have to lock their doors, though we are careful to keep ours locked 24/7. Regardless, this is going to be expensive. Not sure how counter suits work.
The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety), by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary. by H. L. Mencken
I don't know how NY views breaking and entering but based on the last law based course I took here in Virginia the teacher was deffinately at fault. The door was closed and he opened it, that is considered breaking. It makes no difference that the door was unlocked. When he stepped across the threshold that was entering. He failed to leave when so ordered. He advanced toward the redsident who was at the top of the stairs where his family was. What was he going to do? If you were the resident what would you believe he was up to? The resident could reasonably believe that he was there to do harm to him and his family.
It sounds as though he does in my book,,,
These are taken from the article;;
"[The incident] occurred as a result of the fault, negligence and carelessness of D'Amico, without any negligence on the part of Park contributing thereto," attorney David H. Elibol said in court papers.
The lawsuit, which was filed earlier this month and obtained Friday by The Buffalo News, did not request specific monetary damages.
Thomas H. Burton, D'Amico's attorney, said he was outraged by some of the allegations in the lawsuit.
"Making an allegation like that is like a drunk driver, driving on the wrong side of the road, blaming the sober driver he hit for a collision," Burton said in an interview late Friday.
Police never were able to determine why Park entered the home at about 1:30 a.m. He had been attending a party at the house next door
Police said a blood test determined that Park's blood-alcohol content was 0.18, more than twice the level needed to charge a motorist in this state with driving while intoxicated
Because he was drunk.
This is kind of like getting drunk, no matter if you are a Nobel Peace Prize winner, and driving off the Golden Gate Bridge.
YOU are the Culpable individual, no one else.
Police never were able to determine why Park entered the home at about 1:30 a.m. He had been attending a party at the house next door.
Authorities said D'Amico had dialed 911 and was waiting for police to arrive when the shooting occurred. From the top of a stairway leading to his bedroom, he fired at Park at the bottom of the stairs.
According to Burton, D'Amico was fearful because Park -- despite loud, repeated warnings -- walked "all the way through the house and kept advancing toward the stairway."D'Amico shot Park because he feared that Park was about to walk up the stairs and try to harm D'Amico and his wife, Julie.
This shooting is a classic illustration as to why I'm glad Michigan, had Chris Cox for an Attorney General.
Heres why,
MCL 600.2922b, MCL 600.2922c, &
MCL 777.21c
The Self-Defense Act
Effective October 1, 2006
Public Acts 309 – 314 of 2006 comprise the "Self-Defense Act." The Act affects criminal and civil liability for those who use force to defend themselves or others. Prior to this Act, the law of self-defense was gleaned primarily from the common law (judge-made law).
General Provisions of the Act
A person may use deadly force with no duty to retreat if (PA 309):
1. They are not engaged in a crime
2. They are in a place they have a legal right to be
3. They honestly and reasonably believe deadly force is necessary
4. The deadly force is used to prevent imminent death, great bodily harm, or sexual assault of the person or another
A person may use force other than deadly force if (PA 309):
1. They are not engaged in a crime
2. They are in a place they have a legal right to be
3. They honestly and reasonably believe force is necessary
4. The force is used to prevent imminent unlawful force against the person or another
Continued next page…MSP Legal Update, September 2006
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Self-Defense Act, continued
Honest and Reasonable Belief
The Act (PA 311) creates a rebuttable presumption that a person using force has an honest and reasonable belief that imminent death, great bodily harm, or sexual assault will occur if the person using force honestly and reasonably believes the person against whom force is used is any of the following:
1. In the process of breaking and entering a dwelling or business
2. In the process of committing a home invasion
3. Has committed a breaking and entering or home invasion and is still present in the dwelling or business4. Is attempting to unlawfully remove a person from a dwelling, business, or vehicle against his or her will
The presumption created by the Act does not apply in the following circumstances:
1. The person against whom force was used has a legal right to be in the dwelling, business, or vehicle
2. The person being removed from a dwelling, business, or vehicle is a child in the lawful custody of the person removing the child
3. The person using force is engaged in a crime or using the business, dwelling, or vehicle to further a crime
4. The person against whom force is used is a police officer attempting to enter a dwelling, business, or vehicle in the performance of his or her duties
5. The person against whom force was used has a domestic relationship with the person using force and the person using force has a history of domestic violence as the aggressor
Effect on the Common Law
In circumstances not addressed in the Act, the common law of self-defense still applies with one exception: There is no longer a duty to retreat when a person is "in his or her own dwelling or within the curtilage of that dwelling." This exception applies even in cases where the rest of the Act doesn't apply (PA 313).
A person who uses force in accordance with the Act is immune from civil liability for damages caused by the use of such force (PA 314). Additionally, courts must award attorney fees and costs to an individual who has been sued for using force and the court finds that the force was in accordance with the Act (PA 312).
Criminal Liability
Under the Act (PA 310), no crime has been committed when a person uses force as authorized. If a prosecutor believes that the force is not justified, he or she must provide evidence that the force used was not in accordance with the Act. Such evidence must be presented at the time of warrant issuance, preliminary examination, and trial.
Effect on Law Enforcement
The overall effect of the Act on police practice is minimal. Officers should still process suspected crime scenes as in the past. However, because of the duty imposed upon prosecutors by PA 310, officers should immediately consult with their prosecutor when investigating a case where self-defense has been claimed by the suspect or where the circumstances indicate that such a defense might be used at trial.
In the absence of guidance from a prosecutor, officers should attempt to gather circumstantial or direct evidence that might show that use of force was unjustified, i.e., the circumstances listed in PA 309 did not exist.
Public Act 309 of 2006 Public Act 310 of 2006
Public Act 311 of 2006 Public Act 312 of 2006
Public Act 313 of 2006 Public Act 314 of 2006
Pee on NY and their stupid beliefs.
Hope this guy is aquitted.
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E46 M3 will not crank, start
ok, since the temperature has gotten cold, the car won't crank. all dummy lights come on, radio is fine. had battery and alternator tested at autozone. all tested GOOD.
when the car will actually crank, it fires up just fine, like a full charge. no hesitation at all. this is an intermittent problem, and i cannot find a pattern to it.
i am thinking a bad fuse? which should i check? is there a starter fuse, an ignition fuse, an immobilizer fuse? any other fuses to check? anything else to check? any recommended procedures? car is 6MT
I won't insult your intelligence and ask if you have the clutch depressed....
A fuse is either bad or it is not...it won't be intermittently good (or bad) to make it a sometime start issue.
Have you pulled the codes?
Have you tried a different key?
Might try replacing the main and start relays, but I would pull the codes first before throwing unnessecary money at the problem.
i have not yet pulled codes. trying to avoid the dealership and trying to diagnose on my own.. better to learn that way. :eeps: i have tried different keys. doesn't make a difference.
but where would i find the relevant relays? i just got the car back in march '08 and haven't been able to poke around in the engine compartment other than doing oil changes.
So, you turn the key and nothing? No clicking or slow cranking of the engine?
Could be a bad starter.
turn key and nothing. hold it at start position for a bit, maybe a min or so, and then it decides to start, get up and go.
is it common for it to do this? i never had this issue with my previous car. though, i am trying to narrow it down specifically to the starter, which seems like it would be a PITA to change.
Since you are getting it to start, take it to an autoparts store and get them to read the fault codes. many do this for free.
If you check out the linked thread in my earlier post, this seems to be a less than rare occurrence on M3's. It's the starter.
It could be an ignition switch; it might need to be replaced. Same thing was happened to mine.
Hope it help!
check all relays..fuses...if you open the main fuse box in the glove box compartment you will find the purpose of each fuse..check all that...you will have to get a workshop manual...try Robert Bentley's book..it has all the circuit diagrams in it....good luck...but it sounds like an electrical problem....
fuses are good. i even gave the glove box a few taps just for kicks:rofl:
now how do i go about diagnosing the ignition switch, and maybe even the immobilizer?:eek:
So I tried to leave my office this week and had this same problem. My dad came over to help. We suspected a bad spot in the starter. I checked this forum while he drove over...saw it was a common problem. I pushed the M (yes...while wearing a suit)...my dad popped the clutch...she fired up immediately...Thanks!
did you ever get the problem fixed?
Is this the same for SMG transmissions?
i had this last week, couldnt figure it out, i pulled fuse 14 and put it back in.....car fired up fine....no idea what the problem was....
I used to have that same problem on My E36 M3 and all it was the clutch ... When its "Cold" I have to step hard on the clutch when I start it . Maybe the clutch fluid line is clogged I not really sure never had the time to send it to a shop and have it checked. I got the starter replaced on it and still having that problem but only on the morning or when I have not started the engine for days .
I just started having a similar problem with my 330xi. It has plenty of juice but it won't turn over at all. I tried jumping it even to be sure. All the lights come on. I have tried a couple times to start it but nothing is a go. I had let the car sit for a few days while it was pretty cold out. I am hoping it will warm up enough today to get it to go.
I can't get the codes pulled since I can't move it anywhere. If it doesn't start this afternoon when it reaches the astronomically high temp of 31'F this afternoon I will be out of luck.
I am holding off on calling a toe service. Anyone have any suggestions on what I could try before I result to bringing it in?
Battery was really drained.... I got it to start or I should say triple A did. There jumper pack had a lot more juice then the one I used earlier and it started right up. I charged the battery last night with a charger and everything is working great. Glad I didn't have to spend a bunch of money on my car. :D
I just got back from vacation, and my car was sitting for a few weeks undriven. When I tried to start it, no clicking or turning over, no electronics or lights on either with the key in, no response from the buttons on the key either.
I attempted to jump it with the terminals under the hood, no go. I would've gone to Autozone to get the battery tested, but it was pretty late already... any thoughts on what the most likely culprit is?
Sounds very similar to what happened to me. I was not even able to jump my car with another car. I had to get a very powerful jumper pack. Do you or someone in your house have tripple A? They will come to you and test your battery to see if that is the problem. They will check it for free. If they find that is the problem you can get a battery charger at walmart for $40 and charge it over night. Or if you find that the battery is junk they will sell you one right then and there.
Sadly no one I know in the area has AAA. I'll give replacing the battery a shot tomorrow first..
just a heads up the battery typically runs around $140 and the majority of the time they can be saved by giving them a good charge over night.
Ugh... I'll definitely test it first, but I hate the idea of being minus transportation an extra day to charge the battery overnight. Thanks for the info though!
Battery normally lasts about 5-7 years, if your cars around this age with original battery I would just change it out because you don't really want it happening again
Yes, it definitely sounds like some type of battery problem. It is draining and I have seen this happen before on other model cars.
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Fine Art Bird Carvings: "Color - From White Swan to Black Duck" - new Vawter Exhibition at D&R Greenway Land Trust
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Monday, April 22, 2013 at 10:00 AM - Friday, October 25, 2013 at 5:00 PM (EDT)
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Event Details
D&R Greenway declares "Earth Month," opening its newest exhibition of fine art wildlife carvings donated by Jay Vawter, on April 22.
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Visitors may view the newest exhibition in the land trust's library on business hours of business days. The public is invited to "Coloration in Birds", a linked presentation by Princeton University Wildlife Biologist, David Wilcove, Ph.D., on Wednesday, Ma7 22. Doors open at 6:30; the program will take place from 7 to 8:30 p.m. To attend the program, register by calling 609-924-4646, or email@example.com.
This newest array includes examples from a Picasso-esque standing wood duck and an arresting standing puffin, to comparison pairs of black ducks and cinnamon teals. Although there will be a white swan and a snowy owl, white does not exist as a pigment in birds. Information panels will explain the uses of color throughout avian life. The Vawter collection includes birds crafted by America's finest carvers.
When & Where
D&R Greenway Land Trust's Johnson Education Center
One Preservation Place, off Rosedale Road
Monday, April 22, 2013 at 10:00 AM - Friday, October 25, 2013 at 5:00 PM (EDT)
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D&R Greenway Land Trust
D&R Greenway has preserved and provided stewardship for 25 miles of imperiled New Jersey land in its 26 years. Themed art exhibitions and related science programs, and annual Poets of Preservation events focus increasing attention on the urgency of preservation and stewardship of New Jersey land.
The Poetry Trail, outside the Johnson Education Center, presents 48 poems on a gently rising path, with views of nearby Sourland Mountains. Benches permit contemplation of poetry and the nature that inspired it.
The Johnson Education Center, Robert Woods Johnson's 1900 restored barn, is available for rent for appropriate events, by day, by night, and on weekends.


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And need to take freon pressure should be around 45lbs at low side.
NO: suction (Low) side pressure is dependent on ambient temperature
everything is working correctly. 45 psi might be the correct reading- but IMO I try to get it as low as possible because psi= evaporator temp. The worst that can happen is that your AC will not work at lower temperatures- like when it's 60 outside. Your LP switch is going to cut off the compressor when pressure gets low enough for the evaporator to collect ice which on 134 systems is around 25 psi. I generally look for 30-35 psi when temps are high so I have ice cold air, then if it doesn't work in the fall or spring- add freon sparingly until pressures are high enough for the system to run- and always double check your psi at higher than idle rpm. Another trick to ice cold air is to spray out your condenser periodically- like when you drain your coolant, take the extra hour to remove the radiator, and spray the condenser out from behind to remove bugs and road crud.
That's all beside the point ATM. USARice, your AC problems are most likely all in the dash. The whole AC system is connected so that if one part is not functioning- nothing works. For example, if the blower inside the cabin isn't working, the AC controls aren't going to allow the compressor to engage. That means that the engine cooling fans aren't going to kick on. If I were you, I'd fix the blower and vent selector first. Barring any other problems, that will likely fix your AC for you. The vent selector works on a cable, so follow the cable down and make sure there's not a physical obstruction behind the dash causing your vents from not switching. You can purchase a new cable from Ford if needed. I'll bet it's a physical obstruction though- like a coke bottle cap that got bounced up in a bad spot.
If you get around to getting the AC working, then when it dies due to a leak, we can help you fix it.
BTW, if you have gauges,
the engine or compressor on, the readings will be the same on low and high side. I would expect to see figures about 20-30 psi over ambient temp in F. Don't read too much into those figures unless you read lower than ambient temp- higher is ok for now.
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BLAIRSVILLE — The monthly meeting of the Historical Society of the Blairsville Area will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday, July 3, in the fellowship hall at the Blairsville Presbyterian Church, North Walnut Street.
Everyone is asked to bring a covered dish or dessert to share.
The executive board will provide hot dogs, beverages and table service.
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The Varsity Blues men's baseball team and the Jays Care Foundation teamed up this past Saturday to run a baseball clinic for kids from vulnerable neighbourhoods. The event featured several Blues baseball players who ran drills to introduce baseball to the kids and give them the opportunity to play a sport that they might not otherwise have the chance to play.The event was hosted by the Jays Care Foundation and KidSport Ontario, which recently received a $50,000 grant from Jays Care. The grant is designed to give children, who would usually not be able to participate in baseball, the opportunity to play during the 2013 season. It will be distributed to families that cannot afford the cost of baseball registration and equipment.The event this past weekend aimed to introduce participants to the sport of baseball and give them the chance to have some fun while trying a new sport."It's really about removing barriers from access to baseball. A lot of these kids have never played before, and a lot of kids are newcomers to Canada," said Brendan Mohammed of the Jays Care Foundation. "This is about introducing them to baseball and having them be physically active through the sport of baseball.""It's just kind of opening a door for them, giving them a taste of the sport," added Blues outfielder Jonathan Isaac.The event was also intended, in part, to promote baseball's popularity among youths in Canada. "This is for the kids. Some of these kids will never get an opportunity to see a baseball field, and this is an opportunity for them to do that," said Blues head coach Jim Sheppard."U of T baseball has been doing events like this for years," noted pitching coach Nick Cunjak. "The goal is to help promote the game of baseball in Canada and to give these kids an option other than hockey or some other sport out there."During the clinic part of the event, Varsity Blues' players taught the skills involved in hitting, base running, and fielding. Both Blues players and participants seemed to be enjoying themselves immensely, with smiles beaming on the faces of the kids across the sports complex."You walk out of here with a good feeling. I get a good feeling just by watching, so I'm sure they are getting a good feeling participating," noted Sheppard.The morning ended with a talk given to the kids by Blues' player Patrick Jachyra, who spoke about his experience as an immigrant to Canada. He grew up in a rough neighbourhood and did not learn English until the third grade. Jachyra explained how baseball and school helped him make the right choices in life to eventually turn his life in the right direction."Life is kind of like baseball — it's got strikes, outs, and home runs. Sometimes we make mistakes in our lives and we get a strike. Sometimes we get lucky and get on bases. Sometimes when we work really hard in our lives we can get a home run," explained Jachyra.As the event concluded, those involved spoke about the benefits to both the kids and the players involved in hosting the event and the community at large."Everybody wins in this situation. The kids get to have a fun day and our players get to take on some leadership roles, and the community benefits because we're out there teaching baseball," said Cunjak."We feel that when everything is all said and done, when our guys go out into the work field or be a parent, educator or whatever, this is where it starts — this is the exposure that they need and this is what can turn one of our guys onto teaching, or a leadership position" added Sheppard.Sheppard was also grateful for the opportunity given to the Blues by Jays Care Foundation to come in and participate in the clinic."By the Jays doing this, it gives us an 'in' to help, and that's what we're about," said Sheppard.The Blues players involved had nothing but positive things to say about the opportunity and looked forward to future community events such as this."Any opportunity we have to help out, we're going to take it," said Isaac.
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I'm sorry if this is the wrong forum or even site to post this. I am in need of some advice here.
I am posting this under a different account because frankly, I'm afraid of being criticized about this issue.
I'm due in early Sept. I am not planning to breastfeed. I just want to know if there's any formula on the market that is almost as good as breast milk.
I'm mainly not going to do it because my mother, my grandmother,my aunt and my cousins all had trouble doing it because the women in my family have small boobs. My mom tried with me but just went straight to bottle feeding when my siblings came along. Same things happened to my aunt. Both of her daughters went straight to bottle feeding because they knew it was probably not going to happen for them either.
I also just feel uncomfortable about the whole thing. While I have a strong maternal instinct, I also feel very strong about having some bodily autonomy after this pregnancy. I don't mind being pregnant. I have a midwife and am planning a homebirth so if all goes well the pregnancy/birth won't be an invasive one. But once I have the little one, I want to get back to my routine and my work as soon as I can. I am very independent and just can't see myself being the sole provider of food for the baby, even if I had faith in my ability to produce milk. I don't want to have to drop everything and whip out my boob whenever the baby gets hungry. I understand life will change drastically when the baby comes but I feel like this is one of those things that doesn't have to change since formula exists. At the end of the day, it does not feel like something I am looking forward to, only something that would make me anxious and possibly even resentful towards the baby. I was brought up on mostly formula and so was a lot of my family. None of us have had any health problems.
I should also add that I come from a family of naturalists. So although I did not get the "natural" nutrition as a baby, I wasn't vaccinated, I was raised on a very healthy diet, and my mother is a strict believer in no chemicals in the house. So I am hoping that if my baby is raised with all of that, then the formula thing will be a small or non-issue.
My problem is that I cannot talk to any of my lactivist friends about this without them criticizing me for not doing it. When I tell them I will likely not produce enough milk anyway, they push me to try, so I tell them I simply do not have the desire to do it for a variety of reasons. A lady I work with, who I made the mistake of telling all of this even accused me of being abusive for taking this stance. Everyone I know aside from family has this attitude that all formula is poison so of course I cannot get a straight answer from them about which ones are good. My mom is fairly certain that my siblings and I all had Enfamil but I am just wondering what else is out there now a days that is perhaps even better? Preferably something organic and not manufactured overseas? I'm trying so hard to make an informed decision about this but it's hard knowing I can't trust some of the formula companies 100% but also knowing that they're not all pure poison either.
We started supplementing last week. It was a hard decision but the right choice for us. I did a lot of reading and decided that I was most comfortable with Baby's Only brand. It is organic and comes in a dairy or soy option. I tend to prefer a natural/organic diet, but I also know in my heart that formula fed babies can be just as happy, healthy, and smart as breast fed babies - I see real life examples of that truth every day.
I would like to share a few thoughts from my experience with the caveat that I am not telling you to breast feed. I just see a few similarities in our experiences and in case it might be helpful I would want to say these things.
I am the first woman in my family to breast feed exclusively for any length of time (four months, now supplementing a bottle or two a day of formula). Like my family, I have inverted nipples and I heard horror stories during my pregnancy from women in my family who wanted to breast feed but couldn't, women who felt harassed and berated by lactation consultants, and I went into it carrying all of their baggage in my mind. I did want to try though, but I believed pretty strongly that it might be a lost cause. In hindsight I am glad I kept an open mind. The kid has to eat one way or another, and particularly for those middle of the night feedings, whipping out a boob was way easier for me and DW than getting up, going to the kitchen, preparing/warming a bottle, cleaning/sterilizing, etc. I absolutely had moments (especially in the first 8 weeks or so which I found super challenging) of feeling resentful about my lack of bodily autonomy. I'm not sure how much formula feeding would have helped that though. Some, sure, but I still didn't get control of my sleep schedule, still didn't recognize the woman in the mirror, and those things had nothing to do with BFing.
Again, I'm not trying to convince you to change your mind I just... I read your post and I wonder if not BFing is going to provide you with what you expect it will, and whether Bfing would really be the deal breaker that you percieve. In the end of course the choice is yours to make and I hope for you peace of mind and a wealth of support no matter what you do. Good luck.
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I'm moving this to the Life With A Baby forum as it's better hosted in that forum. @incognitomama congratulations on your pregnancy!
Thanks for your support, everyone :)
It's nice to know that I don't have to worry about being judged here. I guess being so judged by friends/coworkers who are advocates for breastfeeding put the fear into me! I got asked a question the other day along the lines of, "if you're not going to bother breastfeeding then why are you even having a baby?" I mean, really? So thank you for all of your helpful advice!
And Sphinxy, I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who has resentful thoughts at the idea of having to feed the baby every single time. Again, I know people who think I'm some sort of terrible human being for even thinking this.
Polliwog, I have researched the liquid vs. powder issue and I am thinking we will be going for liquid for starters. We want to try the Organic first but will only continue if he/she does best on it.
Thanks again!
I don't really have brand recommendations, we did use the Costco Kirkland brand for DD and she didn't have any problems with it (no spitting up, constipation, or issues with bowel movements). It can depend on the baby and how they react to ingredients like milk, soy, or even the added iron. We switched to formula at 6 weeks due to very low milk production (no really, I know many people say it doesn't happen but if Jack Newman told me, I will believe him!). Ironically my breasts are not small (currently pregnant and wearing a J cup) and increase in size during pregnancy like crazy so I never anticipated a problem!
Now with #2 I'm going to try breastfeeding again and we'll see how it goes (hoping to get some colostrum into the babe at least for the health benefits). I know what you mean about bodily autonomy as it's something I've also thought about and I wonder how I will feel about it if I am able to breastfeed. Last time the supplements, lactation consultant appointments, pumping, and trying to nurse were such a huge stress that switching to formula ended up being a relief. So I don't really know what "normal" breastfeeding will feel like but I guess at this point I only have negative associations because of my previous experience. So I'm no help but I think maybe I know what you are talking about. We did use a midwife, have a home birth, cloth diaper, baby wear, not-CIO, etc. and I don't feel that my DD suffered any from getting formula as all of the good bonding happened anyway. Mind you I was the one to feed the baby every time anyway even though she was getting a bottle but I didn't mind as it filled the void that not breastfeeding created for me.
I have read that for the newborn period some people recommend liquid ready-to-feed formula vs. powder because having been factory packaged it has less chance for contamination during preparation than a powder that you mix yourself.
We use Nanny Care goats milk formula. I think it's from New Zealand, and is apparently the most popular one there. It's completely natural with no weird patented ingredients, and because it's goats milk it's gentler on the stomach. I've used it with both my children and found that they tolerated it a lot better than cow's milk formula. I'm not sure how easily available it is in the US, but here in the UK I order it from Amazon and we can get it from health food shops.
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Shame on anyone who attacks you on this forum! It's common for new moms (and by new, I mean having kids less than five years old) to be judgmental. I know I was far more judgmental when I was younger and had only two or three kids. There is nothing quite like TIME to cure us of that...
I'm on my seventh baby in 11 years. I totally hear ya. I've been the mom that had a baby so attached I had to sit on a pallet at Costco and breastfeed with a cart full of food while people walked by and gave "helpful" advice. I'm also a mom that had a baby completely reject the breast from the day she was born.
I've only used Similac, Enfamil, and Costco brand formula. My favorite was the Costco brand because it was so much cheaper. My baby showed no preference :) She is happy, healthy, and thriving. Hope that helps!
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I would look for an organic one and/or one w/o corn syrup in it if you're wanting to purchase one. I've heard good things about the goat milk varieties too. I read an article today on Facebook that explained why goat milk and some other varieties of cows milk are more easily digestable and it's because some breads of cows and all goats produce the A2 protein which breaks down differently than most conventional store bought milk, which comes from high production A1 protein producing cows! So interesting! Factoid of the day...
If you're game for making your own there are a couple in the Nourishing Traditions cookbook-Weston A Price Foundation as another poster suggested.
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A lot of things I thought I would or wouldn't want to do, when I was pregnant, became a non issue once my son was here. I thought I was going to wean him relatively early, but he is 9 months and I still haven't, simply for convenience. You really won't know how you feel about it until you are in the situation. Breastfeeding is so much easier for me...and it is more apparent now why.....because I hate washing dishes and having clutter in my kitchen, and remembering more stuff when I leave the house. I am honestly shocked we have gone this long.....just goes to show you really never know. I would give exclusive breastfeeding a try for a week or two....let your milk come in and your boobs regulate, then see how you feel about it. I am not trying to get you to change your mind though!!! If you use formula right away, your breasts don't really learn how to meet that demand. So just let that happen, then if formula feels right to you, and you feel strongly about it, use it, I guess. It is your decision, they are your boobs, and you need to be happy too. You are the parent. Good luck! Just don't get married to any one idea too early. That goes for pretty much everything!
FWIW. I am NOT attacking. But as someone who came from a family in which none of the women breast fed, because of "flat nipples", and I am here to say I breast feed just fine with my flat nipples.. There is a lot of misinformation out there. Small breasts CAN produce plenty of milk-it's the glandular tissue, not the fatty tissue, that creates milk. That's not to say that IGT-Insufficient Glandular Tissue-doesn't run in your family. But sometimes misconceptions can create confidence issues, which creates a real problem with breastfeeding. Just food for thought. 99% of women are physically capable of producing enough milk for their babies.
What I might suggest is to try it for the first week or two of your baby's life. If you still don't want to, you can quit, but if you never try, you'll never truly know. You might *think* breastfeeding is inconvenient and kind of a drag (let's face it, it is!) but once you start, you just might find the benefits-not only to the baby, but to you as well-outweigh the inconvenience. Besides, even if you bottle feed, you'll be inconvenienced. There will be times when you, not your partner or your baby's caregiver, has to prepare the bottle, feed it, and wash the bottles and nipples. That to me is a lot more work than simply whipping out one's breasts.
So, to answer your question, if you are set on using formula, I recommend the Weston A. Price foundation's recipe first. Here's hoping your baby can tolerate dairy. If he or she is truly allergic, as my son is, the only other option is soy. And I know this is a controversial statement, but soy formula is the absolute worst of the worst, for many reasons, least of which are its phytoestrogens which wreak havoc on a baby's developing hormones. If you don't want to make your own formula then look into a certified organic, dairy based brand. At least it will be GMO and pesticide free. Good luck.
ETA: breastfeeding was very difficult for me in the beginning. I ended up using formula because I couldn't figure out the latch/positioning initially and had to "relactate" to establish my supply. It was a lot of work...but I wouldn't trade breastfeeding for all the money in the world. I mean that wholeheartedly. So whenever I hear someone say they don't want to try it, I get a little passionate. I wouldn't want someone else to miss out on an experience that could be meaningful to them. Sure I miss being able to drink all the coffee and wine I want and have all the freedom in the world, but I know it's only for a short time. But the benefits to my son will last the rest of his life.
I don't' want to force you into breastfeeding if you don't want to, but I am very small chested and the first in several generations of my family to breastfeed so it is entirely possible. However, if you are set on not breastfeeding or not nursing very long, I would suggest Holle Organics formula. It is made in Europe and has a very short list of ingredients. A friend used it for her baby and the baby is fantastically healthy.
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Mr. FARENTHOLD. I rise in opposition to this amendment which would provide an exception for regulations that attempt to manipulate the price of oil, gas, and other fuels.
As I was listening to my colleague from across the aisle, I was struck by the fact that he didn't actually mention any possible regulations that could do that. I also would like to point out that our hands, as Congress, are not tied. This bill ties the hands of regulators.
If he is able to come up with a good idea to lower fuel prices, he can bring it to Congress, we can pass it, the Senate can pass it, and the President can sign it, just the way the Founding Fathers intended.
Just to be clear, I also want to point out that nothing in H.R. 4078 prevents the administration from taking any number of actions that would increase the supply of domestic oil and gas and lower the price of gasoline at the pump. The passage of this amendment, however, would do nothing to lower the price at the pump.
Now, I realize this amendment seems to preserve the option to impose price controls. That's the only thing I could think of that it could do. We learned back in the 1970s that price control does nothing but lead to shortage and lines at the gasoline pump. There's absolutely no reason we need to return to the failed policies of the Carter administration.
Now, if the current administration were truly interested in providing relief at the pump, there are any number of actions they could do to increase the supply of oil and gasoline and lower the price at the pump. But the Obama administration's done little to tap into vast domestic resources that would increase the supply of American oil.
Rather, under President Obama, permitting and leasing on Federal land is actually down. Alas, the President has also vetoed or is opposed to the Keystone pipeline, which would have connected not only Canadian oil to refineries in the South but would have also have connected the new finds in North Dakota in the Bakken shale sands.
Canadian sands production is expected to double to 3 million barrels a day between 2010 and 2020, and domestic oil production will increase by as much as 20 percent. The lack of a Keystone XL-like pipeline means slower, less reliable, and less safe forms of transportation that will continue to necessitate transporting domestic oil from North Dakota by much more expensive and much less safe means of truck and rail, rather than pipelines.
Lowering the cost of that transportation would lower the cost of that crude oil and would lower the cost of gasoline at the pump. As a matter of fact, a barrel of North Dakota Sweet sells for $62. That's lower than the international price of oil, predominantly because of the additional transportation costs necessary to bring it down to be refined in the refineries that are currently set up in this country.
If this Bakken oil were made available to the rest of the country we would see an economic boom. We would see lower prices for gasoline at the pump. We would see more jobs in America. The east coast, in particular, needs this oil and this gas made available to bring costs down.
Bakken may lead to some price relief there. But it will also open Canadian oil. We talk about energy independence, but realistically, North America is the energy unit that we should be looking at for providing our source. As we tap resources throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico, we are going to be able to become energy independent much more rapidly than anyone ever thought as these new technologies develop to let us reach oil and gas deposits that we never, even 10 years ago, thought was possible.
I was talking to a geologist just recently when I attended a field hearing in North Dakota, and he told me, when he was in school, they always considered shale to be the source and would never be able to tap it. But technology has proved that wrong. And, in fact, even with our current technology, we're only getting a small percentage of the actual oil trapped in that shale.
I'm confident that, as our technology develops, that is going to become more and more available, and this is going to take care of it.
But what we know is what's running up the price of oil and gas is excessive government regulation. And if we can put a hold on government regulation, so our businesses can know what they have to do to comply with those regulations, and not have the goalposts moved in the middle of the game, we'll have new refining infrastructure built, we'll have new factories built, we'll have new jobs created, and we will get to an unemployment rate of 6 percent a whole lot faster, I think, than anybody is predicting.
This bill is a rational step to put the brakes on an oppressive government that is stifling job creation. And carving holes in it and creating loopholes, like this amendment would do, only weakens that and will slow our path to recovery. So I urge my colleagues to defeat this amendment.
I yield back the balance of my time.
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