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Information for Employers
What Employers Need to Know about F-1 Student Employment
Students in F-1 status can be eligible for some types of work authorization, and may accept some types of employment. All students must complete two full semesters at SJSU before they are eligible for any off-campus employment. Long-term jobs, as well as internships, co-ops, externships, practicums, etc. will generally require work authorization, and any of these employment types may be used with any of the work authorizations outlined below.
Main Types of Employment Authorization
Curricular Practical Training: CPT is training that is done as part of a student's program of study. It is work for which the student gains academic credit in his or her major. For CPT, the student must enroll in an internship course, and can be authorized for CPT during the term when he or she is enrolled in the course. The CPT authorization is job specific; the authorization cannot be transferred to another position or company. The student needs a detailed job description when applying (please view our sample letter). Applying for CPT takes 1-3 weeks.
CPT Dates for academic year 2015-2016 are:
Fall 2015: 08/20/2015-12/31/2015 (part-time work only)
Spring 2016: 01/01/2016- 5/31/2016 (part-time work only)
Summer 2016: 06/01/2016-8/23/2016 (full-time work OK)
CPT Dates for academic year 2016-2017 are:
Fall 2016: 08/24/2016-12/31/2016 (part-time work only)
Spring 2017: 01/01/2017- 5/31/2017 (part-time work only)
Summer 2017: 06/01/2017- day before classes start for Fall '17 (full-time work OK)
Optional Practical Training: OPT is training that is directly related to an F-1 student's major area of study.
It is intended to provide a student with practical experience in his or her field
of study during or upon completion of a degree program. Students are eligible for
12 months of OPT per degree level. This authorization is not job specific; students
may switch jobs while on OPT. Applying for OPT takes about 3 months.
Pre-Completion OPT: Pre-Completion OPT is done during the student's program of study. Students can be authorized to work part-time during semesters or full-time during summer, unless the student is a graduate student working on thesis/project only. In that case, the student may work full-time during the semester.
Post-Completion OPT: Students who have completed their degree, or graduate students with only project/thesis remaining, can be authorized for Post-Completion OPT. This is always authorized full-time.
17-Month STEM Extension: The 17 Month STEM Extension is an additional 17 months of OPT. Students who have graduated with a degree in a STEM field may be eligible for this extension. The student must have a job offer from a company enrolled in E-verify, and may only work for companies enrolled in E-Verify while on this Extension.
Cap-Gap Extension: For students with an H-1B application approved or pending, the Cap-Gap extension allows a student to remain in F-1 status between the date when his status and work authorization would otherwise end, and October 1, the first day of H-1B status. If the H-1B application was filed before the student's OPT expired, this is an extension of both status and work authorization. It is an automatic extension; the student does not need to apply.
Frequently Asked Questions:
- What kind of paperwork do I need to submit in order to hire an F-1 student?
- What does the student's work authorization look like?
- When can a student work?
- How many hours per week can a student work?
- What is E-Verify?
- Are F-1 students subject to taxes?
- What kind of paperwork do I need to submit in order to hire an F-1 student?
The employer does not have to file or do any paperwork with when hiring an international student, other than what is required when hiring a US Citizen. It is the student's responsibility to apply for the work authorization. All paperwork is handled by the student and by IPS.
- What does the student's work authorization look like?
For Pre-Completion OPT, Post-Completion OPT, and the 17-Month STEM Extension, the student receives an Employment Authorization Document (EAD Card). For students on CPT, the authorization is located on the third page of the I-20.
- When can a student work?
In general, a student may be authorized to work off-campus after a full academic year (two semesters) in good standing. Work may be authorized during or after the student's course of study. The student may not begin work until the student has received his or her authorization, and the date on the authorization has been reached.
- How many hours per week can a student work?
In general, during the Fall and Spring semesters, students may work part-time only-- 20 hours or less per week. During the summer, students may work full-time—21 hours or more per week. Graduate students who have only their thesis or project remaining may be authorized to work full-time during the semester on Post-Completion OPT or Pre-Completion OPT.
- What is E-Verify?
E-Verify is an online system that allows businesses to determine the eligibility of their employees to work in the US. Students on the 17-Month (STEM) Extension may only work with companies enrolled in E-Verify. To learn more about E-verify, please see the USCIS E-Verify page.
- Are F-1 students subject to taxes?
F-1 students who are non-resident aliens are not liable for Medicare/social security taxes. While employers must withhold Medicare/ Social Security taxes from employee's wages, F-1 students who are non-residents are exempt from these taxes. An F-1 student is considered a non-resident for his or her five calendar years in the U.S. Please consult with a tax professional for more information on F-1 students and taxes.
Learn More
Code of Federal Regulations—Practical Training: 8CFR 214.2 (f)(9)&(10)
SEVP OPT Policy Guidance
SJSU International Student Advising web page
I-9 Handbook for Employers
USCIS E-Verify Website


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August 27, 2003
Media Advisory
Contact: Lisa Orloff, September Space, 212-563-7570, email@example.com
For Immediate Release
September Space in conjunction with Families of September 11, Inc. and supported by Tuesday's Children are hosting a Luncheon for the Victim's Family members on September 11th from 11:00-2:00 at September Space to view: The September 11th Remembrance Quilt.
In October of 2001, the students of Holy Angels Academy, in Buffalo, NY, a private, all girls, Catholic high school that has approximately 330 students, began a unique project. They invited schools across the country to contribute an 18x 94 quilt patch in memory of the victims and heroes of September 11, 2001. Student volunteers were organized in groups of 2 or 3 students and were assigned a state. They were asked to find addresses of schools and newspapers in their state. Letters were sent inviting the schools to participate and press releases were sent to the newspapers. In November of 2003, over 3000 letters were sent out in all. By February of 2003, they received 375 quilt patches representing 46 states. Students then volunteered to help sew them together. The quilt was going to consist of 25 columns containing 15 quilt patches each. Student volunteers were given 15 patches that made up a particular column. They took them home and sewed them together. Then, on two separate weekend days, students, teachers, parents, and community members, sewed the 25 columns together to form the final quilt.
The quilt measures 23 feet in height and 37 feet in length and weighs approximately 90 pounds. In April and May of 2002, the quilt hung in the Arts and Industries building in the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C. On September 11th , 2002, it was hung on the outside of our school building in memorial of the victims, this year the quilt will be displayed at September Space a volunteer community center helping those effected by the attacks of 9/11/01.
Located at 520 Eighth Avenue on the 11th floor between 36th and 37th street in Manhattan, we are easily accessible to all trains, buses and the Long Island Railroad. This event would not have been possible without the generous support of: Families of September 11, Inc.


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Situated in Chesapeake, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Greenbrier Mall, Oak Grove Lake Park, and Chesapeake City Park. Chesapeake Conference Center and Chesapeake Arboretum are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
An indoor pool, a fitness center, and a bar/lounge are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free full breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free manager's reception. Other amenities include a spa tub, a 24-hour business center, and coffee/tea in a common area.
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All 121 rooms boast deep soaking tubs and offer free WiFi and kitchens. Free wired Internet and pillowtop beds are standard, as are TVs with cable channels.
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Residence Inn by Marriott Chesapeake Greenbrier provides a spa tub and a fitness center. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast as well as a complimentary manager's reception (may not be available daily). Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access.
This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measuring 890 square feet (83 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, an arcade/game room, and coffee/tea in a common area. Onsite self parking is complimentary. A total renovation of this property was completed in March 2015.
Residence Inn by Marriott Chesapeake Greenbrier is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Conference space
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- Fitness facilities
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Arcade/game room
- Total number of rooms - 121
- Number of floors - 5
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Free breakfast
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- Grocery/convenience store
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- One meeting room
- Free self parking
- Year Built 2005
- Conference space size (feet) - 890
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- Spa tub
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- 24-hour business center
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- Arcade/game room
- Sofa bed
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free newspaper
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Desk
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- Premium bedding
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- Refrigerator
- Sofa bed
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- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Pillowtop mattress
- Television
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- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
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Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast. The hotel offers a complimentary manager's reception on select days.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 100.00 per accommodation, per stay
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
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Harry Macklowe
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News about Harry Macklowe, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Highlights from the Archives
Developer's Big Manhattan Move Faces a Time and Credit Squeeze
There is much speculation in the commercial real estate market that Harry Macklowe, the New York developer, is in trouble.August 22, 2007 businessNews
New Manhattan Tower Is Now the Tallest, if Not the Fairest, of Them All
The newest addition to the skyline, 432 Park Avenue, is seen as both a work of art and a status symbol....
October 14, 2014, Tuesday
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Blackstone to Sell Boston Office Buildings for $2.1 Billion
The private equity firm acquired the properties when it bought a landlord built by the real estate magnate Samuel Zell for $39 billion in 2007....
May 18, 2014, Sunday
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With Fortune Falling, a 1 Percent Divorce
Liz and Kent Swig swiftly scaled the heights of Manhattan real estate and social life. Then the market's walls closed in....
February 2, 2014, Sunday
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Harry Macklowe Gambles Again
A Manhattan developer known for his wild swings of fortune is building a Park Avenue apartment tower a quarter-mile high....
October 6, 2013, Sunday
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The Condo Conversion Crunch
As rentals are turned into condos, negotiations can turn into lawsuits....
September 8, 2013, Sunday
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Selling Park Avenue Condos at $250,000 a Minute
A four-minute film produced to showcase 432 Park Ave., features dreamlike sequences, Philippe Petit on a high-wire, and cost over $1 million to make....
June 23, 2013, Sunday
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Another Tower for the New York Skyline
Who will be able to claim credit for 432 Park Avenue, which will be the city's tallest apartment building when it is completed in a few years?...
October 7, 2012, Sunday
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It's Just a Few Deals, but Office Market Is Stirring
The market has been stagnant for years, but investors are becoming active again....
June 9, 2010, Wednesday
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Macklowe Sells Three N.Y. Towers to Zell
Harry Macklowe has agreed to sell three Manhattan apartment towers to Sam Zell's Equity Residential for $475 million, as the New York developer exits the residential market....
February 2, 2010, Tuesday
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Drake Hotel's Prime Space Remains Undeveloped
Real estate specialists say the vacancy is likely to leave a gash in the middle of the nation's costliest office submarket for years to come....
November 18, 2009, Wednesday
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 12:18 am
Post subject: Dream Offseason
Simple off-season...no cap figures. Dream a bit, but I think it's realistic to a degree. Thoughts?
1- QB Matt Cassel: Even if he is the "best" QB on the roster, I don't want him in the era. Let the past stay in the past.
1- LT Brandon Albert (5years. The thought here is keep him at LT, and move to LG as he ages while bringing in a younger LT later.)
2- WR Dwayne Bowe (4 years)
3- DE/DT Glenn Doresey (3 years) The guy has flashes and won't command top dollar unless a 4-3 team still sees him as quality in the middle.
4- P Dustin Coulquitt (4 years) Top 3 in the league. Can't let him walk. If Dorsey can wrap up Albert and Bowe, I'd be all for franchising the guy.
5-DB Travis Daniels (1 year) Versatile enough to warrant a spot on the 53
6-LS Thomas Gafford (3 years) Mistake free LS. All you can ask for at the position.
1-Tyson Jackson-Can't afford to pay 14.5m.
2-Justin Houston (5 years) We still have 2 years left on his rookie deal, but we could extend him now, front load the contract while we have the cap room, and free up cash to reload when Tamba and DJ age out. He will command top dollar in 2 years.
Free Agency
1- CB Aqib Talib (2 years) Great option opposite Flowers. I still don't trust Javier on the outside. I think he will get a ton of looks, but all for cheap/short term offers. Reid did a good job keeping Vick in line, and could do the same here.
2- S Willie Moore: (5 years) Will be a top, all pro level safety for years. The Falcons can't afford to keep all their FA's. Yes, I know we have EB, but I think his skills can translate to FS well and let him ball hawk more. Also, Hunt needs to fill the seats. KU and MU in the secondary would be cool for the locals.
3- QB Alex Smith (2 years) If cut (speculation) Reid could do wonders for the guy...no qb in the draft or FA could start immediately. We need a rental. I expect him to play with a chip on his shoulder.
4- TE Delanie Walker: Good blocker, potential in recieving game, cheap, and lines up at FB every now and then.
TRADE: (of course) We're not gonna get an RG3 deal due to the lack of top players, but I have us trading to Buffalo's 8 overall, second, fourth, and a second or third next year. I think they are our best trade partner that would want to jump Jax for Geno.
Trade: We trade the Buffalo first to TN who wants to jump the Jets for Milliner. We get their first (#10) and their third.
1- WR Cordarrelle Patterson, UT:
I like the guy opposite Bowe, and he is pretty much his clone. Would be an instant replacement when he leaves and makes him expendable in the near future. Not exactly a need pick this high, but good value considering the need for weapons in Reid's passing game.
2a (2) ILB Kevin Minter, LSU
Dependable, instinctive, smart, leader. Not a thumper, but reliable tackler. Projects as a first, but I see him falling due to lack of need of the position.
2b- (
TE Tyler Eifert, Notre Dame
Mismatch TE, but lacks the speed of the super elite.
3a- (1) DE Datone Jones, UCLA:
def shoot up to a early second or earlier if the reports out of Mobile practice is true. As of now, he's an early 3rd and a good pass rusher from the front.
3b (10) QB Tyler Bray, UT:
potential arm in the draft. Needs seasoning. I really think he is the QBOF. I really think he could pick up the WCO quickly and potentially start year 1 by week 10.
3c (compensation for Carr)- DT, Sylveter Williams NC
Flashy but inconsistent. Compares to Gerrad Warren. I like it.
4- CB/Returnman Tyran Mathieu. LSU
My draft philosophy is that you take BPA rounds 4-7. The guy messed up, but he has talent in the return game immediately and can learn the secondary position.
4-RB Marcus Lattimore South Carolina
Would have been a top 15 pick if not for the injury. Again, see draft strategy from above.
5- WR Denard Robinson Michigan
Project with the thing you can't teach...speed. Why not?
6- FB Lonnie Pryor FSU
Top FB with ability to churn out tough yards.
7- QB Jordan Rogers Vandy
Good genes obviously. Played in the SEC and led team to one of it's most succesful seasons. Worth a look in the 7th...much like Flynn was for Dorsey in GB.
QB:Smith, Bray, Stanzi/Rogers
RB: Charles, Lattimore, Draugn, Gray
FB: Pryor
WR1: Bowe, Breaston
WR 2: Baldwin, Newsome
WR 3: Patterson, McCluster, Wylie/Robinson
TE: Moekai, Eifert, Boss, Walker
LT: Albert, Stephenson
LG: Allen, ?
C: Hudson, ?
RG: Asamoah
RT: Allen. Stephenson
LE: Jackson, Jones, Bailey
NT: Poe, Williams, Toribio
RE: Dorsey, Pitoitua
OLB: Houston
ILB: DJ, Greenwood
ILB: Minter, ?
OLB: Hali
CB1: Flowers, Arenes, Mathieu
CB2: Talib, Brown, Daniels
SS: Moore, Menzie?
FS: Berry, Lewis
What do you think?
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That's ALOT of money, there's no way we could do this and still be under the cap. If we resign Bowe and Albert, we could probably realistically only sign one semi big FA. If you factor in J. Hou's extension I highly doubt we'd be able sign any.
Really not a bad start though. Only complaint would be starting QB, as A. Smith at 3-5 mil would be pushing our Cap limit.
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The good: I like drafting Eifert, Lattimore and Robinson (who may be best served at running back in the NFL, not wideout).
The bad: I don't like most everything else and don't see guys like Talib and Moore hitting the free agency market.
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think Lewis is the Greatest MLBer ever.
In fact, I'm not sure he's better than our very own London Fletcher.[/quote]
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Dream off season without a qb?
What you smokin brah?
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'Hecht joins Paul Gaustad (thumb) and Tim Connolly (back) on the team's growing injury list among its corps of centers. The team did not specify which finger Hecht injured or the nature of the surgery. Hecht returned to Buffalo on Tuesday morning to consult with team doctors and was not at practice in the Chelsea Piers Sports Complex.
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The Culture Diaries
A Week in Culture: Amanda Hesser, Food WriterBy Amanda Hesser
11:00 A.M. Paris Reviewers: You may want to sit down for this, or drink a few stockpiled Four Lokos. I am about to rock your world with a schizophrenic, middlebrow, totally aimless, and mostly pointless cultural hodgepodge. And the jittery attention span of youth is no excuse—I'm well over thirty.
An early morning of kitchen prep, latte guzzling, and e-mail scouring (Techcrunch is my daily must-read e-mail; I'm too busy for other newsletters, though I dearly miss VSL). Then six of us begin our weekly photo shoot for food52. A former food52 editor taught us oldsters the terms "douche-b" and "d-bag." In her honor, I play for everyone Kanye West's new song "Runaway," whose chorus is "Let's have a toast for the douchebags. Let's have a toast for the assholes. Let's have a toast for the scumbags. Everyone of them that I know."
1:30 P.M. Eat the fruits of our morning labor: two kinds of latkes and a brief break to watch "Don Draper Says What?" He says "What?" and looks handsome in at least forty-three different ways. Back to work, girls!
8:30 P.M. My husband, Tad, and I heap some leftovers—roasted salmon, more latkes, and arugula salad from Fishkill Farms—onto our dinner plates, then sit on the bedroom floor (reminder: must get TV tables!) and veg in front of It's Complicated. The Nancy Meyers movie is particularly enjoyable because we're not in the aging-boomer demographic it aims for, and thus are freed up to appreciate the calculated shrewdness—and lifestyle porn (the spas and island kitchens!)—of the seventy-five-million-dollar mom-com.
1:00 A.M. Culture mulching in my new Internet-y lifestyle happens late at night. As I dig myself out of the daily e-mail blizzard, I flip back and forth between Twitter and NYTimes.com. NYTimes is like my wise parents; Twitter, my smartest pals. From Twitter, I link through to Kottke.org to read about extraterrestrial life. Guiltily, I creep on over to the Washington Post to catch up on Jane Black and Brent Cunningham's op-ed on the food culture wars. This is the topic foodniks have long been avoiding; I love stories that call out the elephant in the room.
New Yorker writer Susan Orlean wrote a cookbook review for food52's Tournament of Cookbooks. It ran today and was such a gem in structure and tone, I read it once more, just for fun.
Late, late: Realized that I fell so far behind on the Wikileaks hullabaloo that I have no idea where to begin: Analysis? Original breaking story? Instead, look at photos of Brad Pitt's leather pants on HuffPo. He really should not wear leather pants.


description: September 27, 2010—Thousands of walruses gathered together in a dangerous "haul out" on the coast of Alaska earlier this month. Scientists say the walruses came ashore in such large numbers because their normal habitats, Arctic ice floes, are melting.

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name: Young Walruses Trampled by Stampedes in Warming Arctic (December 26, 2007)

credit: 2010 National Geographic; video courtesy Daniel Zatz & USGS

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Extreme ice melting led to thousands of walruses making an unusual gathering on a barrier island in Alaska.
Biologists with the USGS say the situation can be very dangerous because walruses are easily startled, and can stampede. Some walruses, particularly calves and juveniles, can get crushed to death by larger walruses moving about.
This aerial video, recorded for the United States Geological Survey, was taken from an altitude of 4,000 feet near Point Lay, Alaska. Because aircraft could prompt a stampede, there’s a no-fly zone: the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service asks aircraft to maintain a lateral distance of a half mile, and minimum altitude of 15-hundred feet.
Walruses forage on the sea floor and usually use sea ice as a resting platform between feedings.
This is the first time tens of thousands of walruses have been seen crowded together here, though similar sightings have been recorded in Russia and another area of northwestern Alaska in years past.
The WWF says Arctic sea ice is at the third lowest level in recorded history.
USGS is conducting more research to better understand the effects of the walrus haul-out and other changes related to climate change, and sea ice melt.


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Unlike Georgia and Alabama which have had large civil rights museums for many years, Mississippi is just beginning to acknowledge and memorialize this part of its history. Since 2005, visitors to Neshoba County, infamous for the murder of civil rights workers Goodman, Schwerner and Chaney, have been able to obtain copies of the African-American Heritage Driving Tour which directs tourists to nine points of interest associated with the 1964 killings. In examining this development, my aim is to highlight the diverse political, economic and psychological motives underlying civil rights tourism and the formation of the Philadelphia Coalition which came together to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the murders. In specific, this paper argues that civil rights tourism rests on four convergent trends: 1) the interest of the business community in re-imaging Mississippi, 2) the formation of a fragile alliance between white conservatives and moderate African-American leaders, 3) the search for redemption among white Christians, and 4) a growing concern over who will write Mississippi's recent history.
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For many years Joe Carter, the original proprietor of the Evangelical Outpost, would gather together the week's most interesting stories in a series called 33 Things. Being a bloodthirsty Capitalist, Joe has threatened to sue if we continue to use the name*, thus we continue the tradition with the entirely unoriginal title of Weekly Roundup.
This week saw the high profile Supreme Court decisions that will fundamentally alter the same sex marriage debate in America. Mere Orthodoxy has a helpful roundup of their own, gathering many of the major reactions from across the web.
One reaction not included in the Mere-O roundup comes from Dr. Peter Jones, Professor at Westminster Seminary California and Director of truthXchange. Dr. Jones has a sober warning for the future of the church and her witness in America.
The venerable Doug Wilson, for his part, offers words of encouragement:
The salvation that Jesus is bringing to us is not a possible salvation, or a probable one, or a likely salvation. It is an inexorable and necessary salvation. Reformation, revival, salvation, forgiveness, and a spirit of deep repentance is coming at America just like tomorrow morning is.
Speaking in broader cultural terms, Josh Bishop ponders the implications of genderless marriage for men in general, specifically for their ability to form intimate, lasting and non-erotic friendships with other men.
And John Mark Reynolds provides a bit of much needed perspective by reminding traditional Christians that we have long been the "moral minority."
In other political news, President Obama is still using ad hominem attacks on his political opponents, again suggesting that anyone who disagrees with his alarmist views on global warming is a member of the "Flat Earth Society." At HughHewitt.com, Clark Judge suggests that it is Mr. Obama who embraces flat earth science…and economics.
Zach Snyder's Superman reboot, Man of Steel, is generating a lot of controversy for its dark tone and seemingly endless action sequences, as well as its clumsy Christological references. But what if there is much more going on beneath the surface? Peter Lawler at Big Think suggests that the film is all about Plato. (He then continues and deepens his discussion of the Platonic themes in Man of Steel here).
While the new Superman may be an analogy for both Jesus and Plato's Philosopher-King, Joe Carter would like to remind us that a Kryptonian invasion would be seriously bad for the economy.
There is a popular story on BuzzFeed, Eight Foods That We Eat in The US That Are Banned in Other Countries, that makes several claims about the negative health impact of some of our everyday foods, specifically the chemicals in those foods. A chemist reviews those claims and finds them a bit overstated.
While postmodern secularists would say that modesty (they would call it prudishness) is opposed to free self-expression, Marc at Bad Catholic argues that modesty is all about honesty, and is in fact the very thing that enables the truest expression of the self.
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Exceptional care is delivered every day at Carolinas HealthCare System, and one of the keys to delivering that care in the most efficient manner is technology. CHS completed significant investments during 2011 to build and implement new technology systems that ensure the right care is delivered to the right patient at the right time.
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Hilton Head, S.C- The Brevard College women's tennis team won the final two matches of the annual Spring Break trip, defeating Findlay 5-4 on Friday and Assumption 7-2 on Thursday, to leave Hilton Head at 2-3 for the week.
The Tornados grinded out a 5-4 win over Findlay on Friday to finish the week, thanks to undefeated afternoons from Michelle Prata and Claire Dillman. Both won their singles matches before pairing to down Viktoriya Shkola and Jessica Adkins 8-2 on doubles court no. 1.
BC's Elise Labus beat Adkins 6-0 and 6-1 on singles court no. 4, and Nirvana Silva edged Abigail Herrera 7-5 and 6-4 on singles court no. 5 to help push BC past the Oilers.
On Thursday, Brevard handled Assumption with relative ease in the 7-2 victory over the Greyhounds.
Prata and Dillman won their singles matches before breezing past Erica Micciche and Cassy Waung 8-1 on the no. 1 doubles court. Katie Ouellette and Labus also won their singles matches before dropping Meg Hall and Paige Gilet 8-2 on the no. 2 doubles court.
Silva also handled her business on singles court 5, earning a 6-0, 6-2 victory over Melanie McCauley to help BC earn its first win of the week.
The Tornados struggled to start the week, falling 9-0 to Palm Beach Atlantic on Monday, 7-2 against Ashford on Tuesday, and 9-0 to Florida Tech on Wednesday before hitting their stride against Assumption on Thursday.
Dillman picked up two victories in the match against Ashford, defeating Adriana Obando 6-2 and 6-0 on singles court no. 2, before teaming with Prata on doubles court no. 1 to handle Obando and Jessica Albers 8-2.
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In the spirit of the hit Fox thriller "24," we bring you a take-no-prisoners approach to making the most of a full day at the Jersey shore.
This summer, why not take a Jack Bauer approach to the shore?
Yeah, that Jack Bauer, the recently returned grim-visaged counter-terrorism agent fighting bad guys on the Fox thriller 24. This guy makes every moment count, with each episode counting down a 24-hour period.
Hopefully, you won't have to fight any bad guys along the way, but taking a take-no-prisoners approach to enjoying the Jersey shore can make you feel like a hero … just for one day.
Sunrise Through Lunchtime
Birding by Boat
Cape May is a prime spot for observing birds in North America, favored by such celebrated naturalists as John Audubon and Tory Peterson. Board the Osprey for a "Birding by Boat" or a "Wetlands Safari" tour as you head to the beautiful Cape Island Creek Preserve, the state's southernmost salt marsh and a critical migration stop. After checking the birding hotspots in Cold Spring Harbor, head to the vast tidal wetlands along the Intracoastal Waterway. Captain Bob navigates the calm coastal waters so you can concentrate on spectacular sightings of ospreys, peregrines, merlins and sharp-shinned hawks. birdingbyboat.com
Enjoy your first meal of the day at the Ocean View, a South Philly-style family-owned diner on the Cape May beach with rock-bottom prices and friendly atty-tood. Try any of the omelets or the chocolate chip pancakes. oceanviewrestaurant.com
Paddle the Cape
After breakfast, paddle the quiet waters of Cape Island Creek in a single or double sit-on-top kayak. Explore Cape May Harbor and the nearby salt marsh as you watch for turtles, ospreys, egrets and other marine life — up close and personal. Or take a kayak tour with an experienced guide to shepherd you through the hidden secrets of the creek and in and around the docks of scenic and historic Cape May Harbor. Be sure to ask about the sunset and full moon tours that are available in season. misschrismarina.com
Wild for Art
Although most visitors head to Morey's Adventure Pier for the thrill rides and water park, there's something else afoot at this popular destination. Shipping containers are now art, the latest in recycling at Morey's Adventure Pier on the Boardwalk in Wildwood, a 10,000-square foot interactive artist colony with visual and musical art. The 11 brightly colored, repurposed shipping containers house artists' studios where guests can watch handpicked regional artists at work and browse the paintings and handmade crafts. moreyspiers.com/play/artbox/about
An Early American open-air living history museum, Historic Cold Spring Village brings to life the day-to-day activities of villagers living in South Jersey during the "age of homespun" (1790-1840). Visit 26 restored buildings housing historically clothed interpreters who educate and entertain visitors about the lifestyles, issues, trades and crafts of the era. Stroll through the 22 acres of shaded lanes or enjoy the gardens where heritage crops are grown. Kids can try on costumes, make crafts and play games. The Village, between Seashore Road and Route 9 in Lower Township, is open seasonally. 609-898-2300; hcsv.org
A Munch at the Amish Market
The only thing that's missing is the horse-drawn buggy. The Amish Market of North Wildwood brings the taste of Lancaster County to the Wildwoods with a partnership with Shady Maples farm market delivering fresh breads, pies, doughnuts, whoopie pies and other baked goods daily. Tuck into a gooey cinnamon bun or, if you're feeling more like lunch, there's a salad bar with 45 toppings and a barbecue pit cooking smoked brisket. Fresh-made juices and smoothies, Amish jams and pickled veggies complete the scene. amishmarketofnw.com
Talk Like a Pirate
After refueling, head to Ocean City for a trip on the Sea Dragon, a one-of-a-kind adventure through the back bay of Ocean City. This old-fashioned swashbuckling adventure comes complete with water cannons just in case you have to help defend the ship. For the littlest mateys, there is storytelling and face painting. If you're really lucky and can decode the secret map, you might uncover hidden treasure. Argh, but there's also the dreaded plank to walk. Reservations required. piratevoyages.com
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Stone Harbor and Avalon share the barrier island of Seven Mile Beach with opulent homes, trendy restaurants and a beautiful beachfront where beach tags from each town are honored on either beach. Tuck into some fresh seafood or a Black Angus burger at the newly renovated Rock n'Chair on Dune Drive. Relax on the outdoor patio over a munch of Caprese chopped salad or a brick-oven pizza — delish! rocknchair.net; indulgeinavalon.com
Or find your way to Fish Alley in Sea Isle City, a stretch of Park Road that has always been home to local commercial fishing boats. Enjoy great seafood at local restaurants like Marie's Lobster House, with panoramic views of the fishing boats, the marina, boating businesses and more. An impressive archway sign has been erected so you really can't miss it.
Pedal Along
For cycling enthusiasts, the shore is as good as it gets — picturesque places with easy pedaling along the beachfront or quiet country roads. Many towns have designated bike paths, boardwalks and promenades, great for early morning exercise before the crowds arrive.
The Ocean City Bikeway stretches from 9th to 34th streets and there's a designated bike lane on West Avenue from 32nd Street south. The Seashore Trail Line is a 10-mile gravel path from Belleplain State Forest to the paved Woodbine Bikeway on Route 550, which goes along for three miles. Another bike path goes for six miles from W. New Jersey Avenue in Somers Point through Linwood, Northfield and ends in Pleasantville. Check out the Cold Spring Bike Path that runs three miles from Sandman Boulevard to Sally Marshall Crossing or the Middle Township Bike Path with access to the county zoo, Atlantic Cape Community College, the Goshen Sports Complex and the 4-H Fairgrounds. Biking along the Atlantic City boardwalk or around town is fun for all ages. Rent a bike from 6:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. daily at B&K Bike Rental, North Carolina Avenue and Boardwalk or Iowa Avenue and Boardwalk. Remember to bring cash and a photo I.D.!
Bring on the Night
Have a Drink (or two)
The AC beach boasts fun al fresco venues, from the newest at Margaritaville (Resorts) and the Steel Pier Pub to Boardwalk Beer Garden (Caesars), Bikini Beach Bar (Bally's), Worship Surf Bar at Showboat, The Deck at Golden Nugget and the sizzling Beach Bar at Trump Plaza. Yes, you want a drink with an umbrella in it, why not? Margaritaville is ideally situated next to its sister establishment, LandShark Bar and Grill, the Boardwalk's only year-round full-service sand-side restaurant.
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With a flash of leg and the staccato sound of rhythmic clapping, two flamenco dancers break into a foot-stomping flurry of movement and color. It's a sultry sight, and one that is perfectly matched with the swoon-worthy experience of sipping Almodovar-themed cocktails and eating tapas at Amada, Iron Chef Jose Garces' spectacular Spanish restaurant at the Revel. The Chicago-raised son of Ecuadoran parents brings an unflinching commitment to authenticity and stellar ingredients to the table. He even has his own 40-acre sustainable farm outside Philadelphia that supplies much of the produce for his growing restaurant empire. revelresorts.com
AC for the Evening
Take a stroll on the Boardwalk, where you can pop into James' Candy, a family-owned sweets business that sells some 600,000 pounds of their famous salt-water taffy annually, with about 50 percent of that going to customers walking the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Bring home some of their kosher macaroons for a coconutty surprise. jamescandy.com
Louise Esposito's banana cream pie is so good that Frank Sinatra used to order one whenever he came to town. Esposito, her husband Michael and sons Michael Jr. and Louis own the iconic Chef Vola's restaurant in Atlantic City. The James Beard Award-winning restaurant is one of the best loved spots in town, and Louise's pie is to die for. Chef Vola's, 111 S Albion Pl., 609-345-2022
Catch a Show
Live music and entertainment has been a hallmark of the Atlantic City scene for more than a century. Top-name headliners, from the Rolling Stones to Beyoncé amp up the star wattage at venues including Borgata, House of Blues at Showboat, Revel and Boardwalk Hall. atlanticcitynj.com
Up All Night
The Real Deal
It's all about the poker at the massive poker room at the Trump Taj Mahal. More than 80 tables deal one of the most diverse selections of games and limits in town. For swank, head to Borgata's poker room — the biggest in AC — for daily tournaments and big payoffs. atlanticcitynj.com
Into the Wee Hours
Entertainment is nonstop once the sun goes down in AC. If you can go the distance, start with the retro '70s and '80s scene at Boogie Nights at the Trop — complete with roller girl and the occasional streaker. Then head to Harrah's for a dip into The Pool after Dark, which morphs from a daytime oasis into a lively club scene with DJs, celebs and a sassy, adults-only vibe. Still motivating? Show your moves at Borgata's duo of sizzling nightclubs, mur.mur and Mixx, where the crowd is beautiful and it's definitely "dress to impress." Finally, head back to Revel to one of the sexiest clubs in town, Royal Jelly by Ivan Kane. Sassy burlesque dancers, great music and a styling crowd all add up to one uninhibited nightlife experience. atlanticcitynj.com
Last Nightcap
The Irish Pub is open 24/7, upholding a longtime tradition of serving rib-sticking fare to inebriated revelers. Have one last drink — maybe an Irish Coffee? as the sun peeks up over the horizon. theirishpub.com
If you have time
A Dose of Culture
Located just 15 minutes inland from Sea Isle City, The Sam Azeez Museum of Woodbine Heritage is a living memorial to the history of Woodbine. Housed in a synagogue constructed by early Jewish settlers in the 1800s, the museum has a wealth of history, personal accounts, documents and artifacts. It's named for Sidney "Sam" Azeez, who grew up during the Depression in Woodbine and was one of the pioneers of the Internet and cell phone technologies. Now partnered with The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, the museum is a designated teaching center for Holocaust education and is recommended by the Jewish Travel Guide of the United States and Canada. thesam.org
Furl the Sails on a Tall Ship
Help furl the sails aboard New Jersey's Tall Ship, the A.J. Meerwald and enjoy the scenic Delaware Estuary from the deck. Home-ported on the Maurice River in Bivalve, the 115-foot, authentically restored 1928 Delaware Bay Schooner teaches visitors about the rich maritime history and fragile ecosystem of the estuary. From April to October, the schooner sails from ports around the state with family sails, sunset sails and many other special events and activities. bayshorediscovery.org
Leopards, Zebras and Tigers, Oh My!
They are doing something very right at the Cape May County Zoo, a wooded park area in Cape May Court House that is home to nearly 200 different species of mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles. Special exhibits include the World of Birds, a Reptile and Amphibian House and an African Savanna. The park area includes pavilions, a spacious playground area and biking trails. Admission is free but donations are gratefully accepted. Note: the traditional way to get to the zoo, Exit 11 off of the Garden State Parkway, is closed for construction this summer, so be sure to use alternate directions available on the zoo's website. capemaycountyzoo.org


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- Cartoon Characters: Mark "Charger" McCutchen, Steve "Flyer" Sharp, Megan "Spitfire" Fassler, Carlos "Stunts" Rey, Miles McCutchen, Jack Fassler, Douglas "Duck" Tanaka, Garner Rexton, Lyle "The Collector" Owens, Hondo "Specter" Hines, Diesel "Junker" Spitz, Zorina, Redline.
- Vocal Talent: Ian James Corlett (Charger), Kathleen Barr (Spitfire), Rino Romano (Stunts), Andrew Francis (Miles McCutchen), Kirby Morrow (Redline).
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- Animated By Dion Hopkins, Daryl Bartley (CGI).
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LONG BEACH — A pension reform proposal rejected Thursday by Long Beach's largest union would have advanced workers a raise to absorb increased retirement costs and bumped up the age of collection for new employees while lowering their benefits.
The deal made public by the city Tuesday also contained a one-time, $1.5 million payment to be spread among the 3,653 city employees represented by the labor group, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
According to a summary, the proposal would have extended the IAM's contract one year, to Sept. 30, 2014, and distributed a 7 percent raise on Oct. 1.
Employees would have returned 6 percent of the increase to the city to boost their share of pension costs from 2 percent of their salary to a full pick-up of 8 percent.
Future savings would have come from a new pension formula giving new employees 2 percent of pay for each year worked while being eligible to retire at age 60. Current workers receive 2.5 percent of salary each year and can retire at 55.
The proposal also had an agreement that the City Council wouldn't initiate placing a pension reform measure on the ballot.
Long Beach officials expected the givebacks to save $3.9 million next fiscal year for a general fund that is saddled with a $17.2 million deficit.
IAM President Richard Sanchez didn't return calls for comment last week or Tuesday.
In a statement released Friday, Mayor Bob Foster accused the IAM of choosing "personal gain over serving their community."
"The deal put before them was a fair one that would not negatively affect the money they currently take home, but would use future raises to significantly reduce pension costs and provide future budget relief," Foster said.
Foster has vowed to place a pension measure on the ballot if negotiations with the IAM fail.
Altogether, the concessions would have cut costs by $12.2 million across all funds next year, according to the city's Department of Financial Management.
City officials said money saved by IAM pension reform would be applied to future budgets, but hadn't decided where the money would be allocated - something that rankled union leaders ahead of the vote.
Union members are due a 2 percent raise on Oct. 1.
An additional 5 percent raise is possible next year due to unallocated money remaining in the contract from a wage study, according to Long Beach Human Resources Director Debbie Mills.
The city's police and firefighter unions already agreed to similar pension reform measures last year, which officials estimate will save Long Beach $100 million by 2022.
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Anne of Windy Poplars
This book is the fourth sequel to the Anne of Green Gables novels. Presently engaged to her true love and childhood friend Gilbert Blythe, Anne Shirley is now a young woman in her mid-twenties. She takes up the job as Principal of a school in Summerside, a quaint seaside town on Prince Edward Island. For the next few years while Gilbert is at medical school studying to become a doctor, they mainly write each other and meet in their hometown Avonlea over ...
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This book is the fifth installment of the Anne of Green Gables series. In this sequel the heroine Anne Shirley has to adjust to substantial changes in her personal life and to living away from her hometown. After four years of having worked as principal at a school in Summerside and having waited for her fianc� Gilbert Blythe to finish med school, she and Gilbert finally marry. Her husband has been offered his uncle's practice in Four Wind's Harbor a...
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here u r, well I can try the 3rd gear thing in manual and let u know what happens! but yeah it was driving %100, is it possible when it gets hot?
to answer your question, when i was reversing, I was almost in full stop when I put it in drive, but what happened it didnt engage in D fast enough, so my foot on the gas pedal was faster than the gear itself, thats when the clunk happened and then the whole story.
u mentioned in earlier post the filter inside the gearbox, what about that? thanx Gerry
Well i have absoultely no worries that you have an internal fault, if this clunk has only happened the once with trans fail progm appearing on the dash, then im 99.9 per cent certain that the stator which id part of the one way clutch and torque convertor did not distribute the flow of directional oil quickly enough to drive the torque, hence the fast gas pedal while the car was still in motion ( moving ) the filter would only need changing if you experienced this on more than one occassion, the easiest way to check if the particle filter is clogged is to drain a small plastic cup full say about one quarter and check for small particles and also smell it for burning trans oil, burning oil is where the particle filter and the gearbox oil cooler keps the flow of oil at a nice operating temp.
Keep me posted but if your saying that this has happened only the once then you have no worries with any fault,i know the gearbox components like the back of my hand and i can assure you that if and when they fail then you would be experiencing a lot more issues to do with loss of gear.
Best wishes
Me again, I found out something, it happened again while I was in reg auto, it was running nice till about to stop and then u go, that when it always happen, and when it happens, whatever u put s mode or manual, the first gear will rev high but slow motion, then engages with a clunk for 1st gear, and as long as u start from standstill, it won't happen, except rolling then gas in reg aut mode, but it will never happen in s mode or manual, unless u were in reg mode then when it happens, no matter what mode u put iT in while moving, it won't reset till u u release ur foot off the gas pedal till it engages with a clunk depending on how hard u were on the pedal, but again it won't happen if u started on s mode or manual.hppefuly this will give u a better idea for diagnostics. Regarding the filter change can an Indy mechanic do it or it needs special tools, and how would the mechanic know how much oil to refill if i changed the filter, sorry for troubling u that much Gerry, but I guess u r close to know what is wrong. I tried the 3rd gear in manual mode it is fine.
Thanks a bunch!
Hey Gerry, i forgot to mention that when it happens I hear a scratching noise if this helps. When the gears go down till a full stop, the first gear isn't engaging fast enough, and the u go, the car revs but almost no motion, then it makes this scratching noise if u keep ur foot on the gas, and then it selects the first gear with a normal clunck due to taking off with gas out of a sudden, but I know how to avoid all this now, when it revs with no actual gear selected, I take my foot off the gas pedal, stop, then gas it again, and it will shift properly!
Is it the fluid not going fast enough to engage the first gear fast enough? Help Gerry thanks in advance buddy!!
And most times u stop at traffic lights it does shift properly, the issue is happening once every time here and there, but if u want it to happen on purpose, while in motion, pretend u want to go for a full stop, and just before u completely do, gas it hard, and the whole revving, scratching noise, then gear goes in hard if u keep your foot on gas pedal
High revs are an indication of the pressurisation of oil in the clutch pack failing, in other words the one way clutch is starting to wear, the clunk noise is an indication of early signs when the ratio of gas pedal to gear selection is not met, now that the car has experienced the problem again, i would suspect damage to the one way clutch, the gearbox would still drive a defective clutch, but it would shut down eventually all the gears from1-4 leaving you with gear 5 only, the clunk sound will be more evident after a while on every start / stop, the particle filter is an easy job to do if you are a moderate mechanic, the gearbox filler plug is located at the rear of the gearbox, with the drain plug underneath, the handbook states how many litres you will require, once the gear plug is full a little amount starts to trickle out of the drain hole, this is where you insert a new drain plug with copper washer, having removed the gearbox fro the x5's on numerous occassions, i would examine the clutch area first to see if there is evidence of wear failure, i have never advised any people who have brought the car to me to that the gearbox would need replacing, any person that buys a new tranny box, only gets one that is cleaned up and fitted along with a new torque convertor and clutch,the gears inside the box are not normally a common part to wearr and fail.
Hi Gerry,
thanks a lot for your valuable input, the truck is really in mint shape and it is definitely worth fixing, but it is going to be expensive I guess, I took it to the mechanic yesterday and he will tell me the NEWS, yesterday as you said it went to failsafe program mode, no more drivable I think rebuilding the gearbox is better option than fitting a used one, as I could have the same problem down the road, I wanted to ask u, is it a good idea to change the chain or belt whatever it is in the t.case, being the gearbox is out?
and can a talented mechanic do the job without the dealers tools like for codes and stuff?
thanks in advance
Remember I said the gearbox will not need to be replaced or rebuilt,,it will not be at fault,, it will be the internal components that drive the box,,ie clutch, gear sensor, torque converter, stator, dont be conned or fooled by anyone telling you that you need a rebuild.
Ref the timing chain, unless the chain is rattling or knocking upon starting the car for roughly 3-5 seconds then i would leave it alone as the chains are not known for failure at all, if you keep regular oil changes and use fully synthetic oil then the chain will last the life of the car and engine. if your mileage is over 150ks then twice yearly oil changes dependant on your daily commute will be good for the timing chain, it is an easy job for a mechanic, but a modest diyer,,,,not so easy and would be best left to someone with experience. a timing chain is not expensive,,if you wanted to change it, make sure you purchase new tensioners as well,,,,
If its not too late already try and get your mechanic to do a reprogramme on the gearbox to see if its an electrical fault with the gearbox sensor, also ask him to check the sensor it is located on the left /right hand side bottom rear of the gearbox,check the connection and terminals for corrosion wear.
Heres how to do a gearbox reprogramme,,,,,,,,
Step 1,,,,,,,,,press gas pedal
sep 2,, turn key to position 2 ( dont start the car ) whilst holding the gas pedal for 30seconds
Step 3 ,,,,, release the pedal then press again for 10seconds
Step4,,,turn vehicle on and see if there is any changes,,,this is desigbed to work with older vehicles
Step 1,,,,,,put key in position 2
Step 2,,,,,,,,hold pedal for 30seconds
Step 3,,,,you should hear a noise indicating the process has worked
Step 4,,,,,, turn vehicle on,,,,this process is designed to work with newer vehicles
thanks alot Gerry
I wont do anything without consulting u anyway, just to see what the mechanic will say, as he is a friend. he works on American made cars, but he is really good , and I will have him do the labor with whatever needed, clutches, sensors, etc...
Im not going to spend crazymoney at the dealer
in my previous post, I asked u if I would change the belt or chain in the transfer case, if I took the gearbox out, not the motor timing chain, so what do u think, and what mileage do transfer cases need to be serviced, and what symptoms are usaully for worn transfer cases? thanks!
You can buy good quality oem parts that would be much cheaper than the dealer.
Now for the tchain in the transfer box
The transfer case chain is a relatively simple job to do even with the gearbox attached, the causes for chain wear is if you experience a loud cracking noise when giving torque ( power to the car, or when you move away froma dead stop you will hear a cracking noise, the chain comes in two types, if your car is year 1990 -2002 then you would need a LX500 CHAIN WITH ONE BLUE LINK, if you are 2003- onwards then you would need THE ATC500 WITH 2 BLUE LINKS, if you remove the transfer case ( usually takes abt 20mins ) you will see the chain, and planetary gear,the chain is held in by a spring clip which tightens the chain upon removal and refitting, if you are experiencing no noise then again the chain is built to last the lifetime of the car, usually ppl who off road there car in mud etc have problems with the chain, a good oil flush with ATP tranns oil would be goos for the chain and gear, if you go with the oil flush, the fill plu is at the rear and the drain plug towards the gearbox, the transfer box will require one drain, then refill, then drain and refill again, this is designed to rid of any particles with the new finer oil,the importance of transfer oil is not to overfill,,,,,literage is roughly 200ml abt 0.2 litre to fill
Hi, 1st post here,,
I'm having probs with my gearbox!! 5 sp auto. What's happening is, whilst driving my x5 will stick in 2nd or 3rd gear,?. You have to force it up a gear by shifting with manual??
Anybody any ideas??
Hi mr. Garry, if you can, please help me i would appreciate it!
I recently bought 540i 4.4L m sport model 2000 with 5 speed automatic gear box and 210,000 km. Most of the time while cruzin at around 50-60 km/h I feel vibrations like something gets stuck gently, and when going up hill I fill it more
I went to the dealership they searched for faults but the computer doesn't writes me any thing.
When the mechanic took the car for a ride he told me the tc is the problem but he"s not sure 100%
Sometimes I also get funny noises between 80-100 km/h like noise of sucking oil
P.s. the gear gets kikdown and replacing gears just fine
Please help
Last edited by Shauliko5; 12-09-2011 at 11:16 AM.
Hi there, (I am reposting this from last year)
I have a 2003 X5 4.4 automatic transmission with 142000 miles that has been out of commission since 5/09...it sucks! I've experienced some (or at least variations) of the issues posted above, and haven't yet achieved anything in the way of a resolution.
Issues that I encountered prior to transmission "Failsafe" shutdown:
Indecisiveness in gear selection at low speeds/low load (2nd to 3rd gears?)- this at first was remedied by using manual mode.
Some hesitation in initial engaging of gear (R or D).
Initially, as with a lot of "car issues", the symptoms would only surface occasionally, and sporadically making it difficult for repair person to understand the mysterious feeling that I described. Owner paranoia was likely his diagnosis. Having said that, when the transmission did finally "fail", I was near dealer and after $130 diagnosis, they suggested $7000+ replacement transmission. I do not believe that the transmission has failed. In this case, it does not fail-safe until it gets to normal operating temperature, and works fine until then. No gear slippage or any other types of "failures" I've experienced in other vehicles. I could drive off right now, and it would be fine until operating temperature is achieved, this is true whether driving, or just idling.
Has anybody else had problems like these, and would anyone like to lay odds on whether it is actually the transmission that needs to be replaced vs speed sensors or something?
Are these all similar issues, and has there been any resolution that didn't involve $7000?
Last edited by ScottEv; 12-25-2011 at 10:29 AM. Reason: Typo
Is the car displayi any messages on the dash ie trans fail programme
Have you lost your kickdown in manual and auto box
Drive the car in manul mode and check the dash gear selection upon driving to see if there is any gear loss, the X5 is built with a take me home gear usually 4 or 5, what happens is the gears 1 to 3 are electronically driven, the gearbox shuts down if a fault develops and only allows either 4 or 5 to be used, there are 4 main cause to this, one is the transfer chain is worn, hence the jumpaction when a gear is trying to be selected, the chain jumps a cog, the torque converter is driven by a metal shaft called a stator which distributes oil to the converter, if the stator fails the torque converter will struggle to drive the car, the last is the one way clutch could be burnt out which again would result in converter failure.
Try selecting manual mode on a clear standing, select first gear then release your foot of the brake without any gas, check if the converter pulls the car away, do this with all the gears if you can, if the car struggles then id be looking at the main components of the converter and one way clutch.
ive repaired countless faults of gear loss on the X5's and ive never had to advise on a gearbox rebuild, the easiest way to check if a rebuild is needed is to drain a little oil fromthe drain plug,ensuring that the plug is not fully removed, drain in to a little plastic cup no more than 3- 3 desert spoonfuls, check if you can see any metal particles which would indicate a failure on the gear coggs, also you may notice a little burnt sell from the oil which would be of a dark brown colour, this can indicate a clutch fault.
Trans fail safe prog
I am a new owner & member...
Cut a long story short, we bought a 2002 4.6is X5 88000ml today (30/12/11) and on the way home @ 40mls driving sensibly we felt a small kick/thud/shunt in the driveline, pulled over turned off, re-started, no real getaway power, once up and running seemed to be overrevving..
Not able to use sport mode at all, seemed like we only have one gear. Into dealer in morning for fault reading, rang dealer purchased from is willing to help a little as this was his personal car.
Got home disconnected the battery, nothing different, tried the gas pedal thing, nothing
Be very gratefull for any advice
Rob & Sonia (disheartened owners)
I have taken my car to 3 garages and they all insisted on replacing the gear box. I've kept your advice that the gearbox shouldn't be replaced in mind and I started searching online and I finally found someone who said that he could revise the gearbox and just change the faulty parts instead of changing the whole thing. I've paid 2400 euro which is reasonable compared to the price of changing the gearbox. Thank you so much for your advice, take care!
Hi Gerry,
thanks for all the valubale info. u provided us with, I did rebuild my Tranny in Old Saybrook, CT USA where there is a ZF transmission dealer luckily, it costed me installed $4500 which is reasonable compared to the dealership.
Thanks again Gerry
I got failsafe mode when my intake elbow multiple cracks in the hose. 0174 and 1071 then tons of 1382 1384 1341 1342. I changed the hose cleared the codes. btw the 1300 series errors are dealer proprietary codes. and were pending. (whatever that means).
Gerry very slight problem with a 2005 3,0d six speed auto. Everything works well in all gears apart from when slowing down to a complete stop when engine is up to working temp and just as you stop the box selects 1st gear with a thump just like getting the lightest tap from a rear end traffic bump. I get over the problem by hitting neutral for a second and then back into drive. Any ideas of a fix?
Hello Gerry,
The question you ask Zee is suitable to the condition of my car. My car 76K miles, all started happening after replacing the transmission oil as much as 2 x 4 litter in accordance with the procedure of change the oil in this mailing list. I lost my kickdown, try putting the car stop on a hill can not be advanced at all, even trans fail the program. the power off and restart the machine can move slowly, some times jump also..... often occurs when a cold engine ..... what's the solution? What should be checked? before the oil in the dressing I have never experienced this kind. I sent an email also to ensure that you receive my message. Thank you.
Reviving this thread .
Hi Guys,
I have a 2005 4.4 X5 w/96k and I am the 4th proud owner. I am starting to feel my transmission acting up. For the past week, I've notice that in the morning the transmission is not working correctly. When it shifts to 2nd gear it jerks the X5 and I hear a thump noise. Occasionally, when I come to a complete stop, I can feel the car "downshift". But when the car is warm.. it seems like the X5 works completely fine.
Can someone please help me with this .I don't want to spend a arm and a leg and I want to prevent it from getting worse.
Thanks in Advance,
Hi there.. I know that these are some older posts BUT I NEED HELP... I have a 2004 X5 4.4 and recently had to have the oil cooler replaced, with odds and sodds it came out to $4000AUD...
problem started in that it was searching or clunking in between gears, couldnt work out which gear it should be in. Under hard acceleration is was ok..
then got temp light, found oil in water.. flushed out and when driving to mechanic trans failsafe, then trans temp warnings.. pulled over and towed..
diagnosis by mechanic was oil cooler so replaced as mentioned above.
got the car back and surged badly under low speed and is now stuck in3rd or 4th gear, cant use sport or manual mode. drives well in the one gear however....
ANY SUGGESTIONS??? it has done 144k's and been driven mostly by my wife. cant sell it as is obviously but dont want to have to spend another $4k either...
Im having really bad tranmission problems with my 2002 Bmw X5 4.4l. Whean I sart it I have to put it in sport mode otherwise it wont start at all. But when I do it starts in 2nd gear. So I drive when the transmission is still cold for 40-70 km. then it gets hot. so whe I stop at a light and then try to accelarate it makes a squeaking noise and kicks forward then it automatically jumps to 5th gear and from there on I am stuck in 5th gear. After it cools down it works fine again. Went to the dealer and paid him 160$ just to hear that my battery voltage is low and he cant do anything. Then I want to try and do a transmission fluid change and the guy at the shop tells me my tranny is gone (but it is still drivable) and it needs to be rebuild and that the fluid change might not do anything at all. Can I do anything to repair this problem?
My 2006 x5 4.4i has 85000 miles on it and it surges at low speed like it wants to dn shift or something,with that said you can go manual mode pul it back to third it stops surging it only does this around 25 to 35 mph the rest of the time it does fine?
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Running time • 2 hours, 15 minutes, including intermission.
Tickets • $13 to $78 ($5 more on performance day) at www.utahopera.org or 801-355-ARTS; discounts for students, subscribers and groups at 801-533-NOTE.
In a nutshell • Romance and magical realism ensue when a legendary opera diva takes a voyage down the Amazon in search of her long-lost lover. The opera is sung in Spanish, with surtitles in English.
Learn more • Utah Opera principal coach Carol Anderson, who has been closely associated with "Florencia" since its creation (and shares in its dedication), will give free lectures in the theater an hour before curtain. Company artistic director Christopher McBeth will hold a Q&A after each performance.


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