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First of all, I checked the Chilton's data base and it gives a procedure for replacing the fuel filter. I have never heard of a lifetime fuel filter. That does not make any sense to me. Here is the procedure for replacing the fuel filter:
Before servicing the vehicle, refer to the Precautions section.
Disconnect the negative battery cable.
Remove the rear seat.
Remove the access cover.
Disconnect the fuel line.
Remove the locking ring.
Remove the fuel filter.
Installation is the reverse of the removal procedure.
Here is the explanation for the P2096 Code.
Number of Trips to Set Code: 2
OBD II Monitor Type: CCM DetailsIndicators: MIL Details
Trouble Code Conditions:Engine started, battery voltage must be at least 11.5v, all electrical components must be off, the ground between the engine and the chassis must be well connected, the exhaust system must be properly sealed between the catalytic converter and the cylinder head, and the oxygen sensor heater for oxygen sensor before the catalytic converter must be properly functioning. The DME detected a problem with the fuel mixture. Trim control 1 segment (precision controller with oxygen sensor behind cat.) below delta lambda threshold of less than -1.56. Coolant temperature greater than 45 degrees Celsius. O2 heaters ready, fuel system in a closed loop, but the rear O2 sensor is in voltage outside the parameters.Note: For resistance testing of sensor heating, oxygen sensor should be cooled to ambient temperature. High temperatures at oxygen sensor may lead to inaccurate measurements.
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Oxygen sensor (before catalytic converter) is faulty
Oxygen sensor (behind catalytic converter) is faulty
Oxygen sensor heater (before catalytic converter) is faulty
Oxygen sensor heater (behind catalytic converter) is faulty
Check circuits for shorts to each other, ground or power
All I can do from this vantage point is give you the information. You will have to see if you can isolate the problem from there. Sounds like Oxygen Senor problems to me.
I recently replaced both O2 sensors in an effort to clear the problem. The sensor on the wide band A/F gage is also new. The gaskets on the header and test pip[e flange were also replaced with the factory metal gaskets about 3K miles ago.
My radiator fan is also not working 100% of the time and will be replaced hopefully this weekend, so the engine may be running warmer than it should. The gauge stays at half way unless I get stopped for a long time (drive thru at bank).
The manual I was refering to is the Bently manual which appears to be a factory manual.
Thanks for the follow up.
Really all I can tell you from here is that the computer is going into a lean condition on that bank. Try running some Chevron Techron through it and follow the instruction exactly. Sea Foam is OK but it is not as good as Techron. You need a lot of short trips where the chemical can soak after the engine is hot to get it to clean the system (includinging the intake valve stems).Here is a picture of the product: I have seen this stuff work and clean up a system where other products would not. It has been around for about 30 years. I use if for maintenance every 15-20,000 miles and am very happy with the results. I have many customers that have eliminated their fuel problems by running a 1/2 a tank through once or twice. It sure will not hurt anything and it may clean it up.
I assume you know that I do not get paid for my work unless you accept the answers I have given you.
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Massimo Girl – After appearing in Massimo Dutti's fall advertisements, the Spanish brand once again enlists Toni Garrn for its spring 2013 campaign. Photographed by Mario Testino, Toni joins male model David Genat for a series of sunny images lensed in a picturesque garden setting. / Art direction by Hunter & Gatti
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The gift of love is like a rare flower in bloom.
It is God's messenger that says, "In my heart there will always be room"
The gift of love is all encompassing.
It fills our hearts with such gladness and we all want to sing.
The gift of love unites all friends, strangers, races and religion.
A world not only at peace, but also in love, simply Imagine!
We need to reach out to those who cross our paths each day.
It is through the gift of love that God will have his say.
Next time you pass by a beautiful flower in bloom.
Remember that God has said, "In my heart there will always be room"
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Lt. Col. Stanislav Petrov was in charge of the Soviet Union's early warning system when the system wrongly signaled the launch of a U.S. Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile in September 1983.
Petrov had to decide within 20 minutes whether the report was accurate and whether he should launch missiles in retaliation, the Vlast magazine reported in 1998.
At the time of the incident, tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union were high. The Soviet military had recently shot down a Korean Air Lines jet that strayed over Soviet airspace, killing all 269 people on board.
Petrov decided the alarm was false and did not launch a retaliatory strike.
The article said Petrov suffered severe stress after the incident and spent several months in hospitals before being discharged from the military.
On Friday, the San-Francisco-based Association of World Citizens, a worldwide organization promoting peace, presented Petrov with the World Citizen Award and launched a campaign to raise $1,000 for the Russian, who receives only a meager pension.
"All the 20 years that passed since that moment, I didn't believe I had done something extraordinary. I was simply doing my job and I did it well," Petrov said on Russia's NTV television.


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UPDATE: Dolby Posts Upbeat FQ1 Profit
Dolby Laboratories (NYSE: DLB) reported around 30% drop in its fiscal first-quarter net income.
Dolby's quarterly profit declined to $51.3 million, or $0.50 per share, from $73.2 million, or $0.67 per share, in the year-ago quarter. On an adjusted basis, it earned $0.64 per share.
Its revenue climbed 1% to $236.6 million. However, analysts were expecting a profit of $0.46 per share on revenue of $222.3 million.
Its operating expenses climbed 26% to around $144 million.
Dolby expects FQ2 earnings of $0.53 to $0.60 per share on revenue of $240 million to $250 million. However, analysts were expecting a profit of $0.64 per share on revenue of $250.8 million.
Dolby shares gained 4% to $33.02 in after-hours trading.
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Wayport Powers Microsoft Zune, McDonalds Service
Microsoft announced an update to its Zune music player today, saying that it will allow wireless stream and download music at 9,800 McDonald's restaurants--which is being powered by a deal with Irving, Texas-based Wayport. Wayport, which maintains and operates wireless and other broadband connectivity at hotels, restaurants, and other public locations, has a deal with McDonald's to provide wireless access in the restaurant's U.S. locations. Financial impact of the deal was not disclosed. According to Microsoft, the updates will allow Zune users to wirelessly stream and download music from its Zune Marketplace store, get personalized music recommendations, along with other features.
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If You Have Rhinoplasty Does Your Nose Keep Changing Throughout the Years?
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Hi I am considering a rhinoplasty. I have an oval-longish face and I have quite a long nose with a slight hump. I have read quite a few reviews on this forum which have been helpful. I'm pretty scared to get the nose broken would rather have it shaved instead. Is it true the cartilige continues to grow throughout the years post op and the nose does not remain the same? If I did get a rhinoplasty I dont think I would be able to afford a revision etc. Does anyone know of any nose contouring make-up skills?


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Moeller was expected to compete for a starting linebacker spot last season but suffered bleeding on the brain after hitting his head on the floor following a punch from a Florida man at a bar in July. Earlier this month, Ralph Gray Decker entered a guilty plea for felony battery charges stemming from the event, and he awaits sentencing in August.
After taking part in most noncontact drills during spring practice in April, Moeller told reporters he expected to be full-go for the regular season, and he could help the Buckeyes in a variety of ways.
Defensive coordinator Jim Heacock's defense lost one starter at linebacker and both starting safeties from a top-5 2009 unit, and Moeller has experience at both positions.
Most of the action he saw in the spring was at safety, and he is expected to be a candidate to play the Star position - a linebacker/safety hybrid - when the team deploys its nickel defense.
He started one game at Star in 2008 and earned "attack force" player of the week for notching seven tackles, including two for loss, and forcing a fumble during a 30-20 victory at Illinois.
Moeller totaled 26 tackles during the 2007 and '08 campaigns when he was a special teams standout in addition to his work on defense.
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Peyton vs. Luck debate? Laughable
Understand, this isn't 20/20 hindsight. From the day Peyton Manning let Jim Irsay get away with lovingly easing him out the door in that terribly awkward news conference, I said on "First Take" the Colts owner was making an all-time big mistake.
Now, my conviction has doubled. Not only do I believe Andrew Luck is being overwhelmingly oversold as a Canton candidate -- the Best of the Young Quarterbacks, even The Next Peyton -- but Peyton Manning is playing quarterback at an Einstein/Shakespeare/Mozart level never before imagined and appears healthy and happy enough to do so for three more seasons beyond this one.
Right now, to me, "Luck or Peyton" is a laughable argument -- though it has turned into by far the most polarizing NFL debate. Peyton obviously would have given Irsay a better chance to win a Super Bowl last season and this one, and I say for the next three. This is a win-now business. A Peyton in the hand is worth five young Lucks in the bush no matter how great Luck might become after Peyton retires.BUT … this week Irsay finally (and shockingly) made a valid point for why he dumped Peyton. Well, he made it for a day before doing lots of damage-control waffling in a tweet, then in interviews, then (as reported by NFL Network) in a call to Peyton to clarify, reportedly unreturned.
But in an interview with ESPN contributor Jarrett Bell, which Bell used in his Tuesday USA Today column, Irsay went for Peyton's jugular, taking aim at the one glaring negative on Peyton's NFL résumé.
He's 9-11 in the postseason -- and the 11 losses are the most all time. Worse, in the Super Bowl era, Peyton has by far the most first-game playoff losses -- eight. Tied for second are Joe Montana, Warren Moon, Bob Griese and Dave Krieg with four each.
You've got me here, Jim. Peyton, the Greatest Regular-Season Quarterback Ever, often hasn't cashed in on the high seeds he earned through the season's first 16 games.
(In Peyton's defense, though, he did lift Indy to two Super Bowls. The Colts managed to get to the first one -- and win Irsay his ring -- after being down 21-3 to Tom Brady & Co. at Indy in the AFC title game. Peyton did throw for 349 yards as the Colts stormed back to beat New England 38-34. And last January, Peyton did his part in Denver to try to eliminate the eventual champs, the Ravens. With 7:11 left, Peyton threw the 17-yard TD pass that gave Denver a 35-28 lead. If safety Rahim Moore hadn't misplayed Joe Flacco's desperate heave -- which resulted in a tying 70-yard TD pass with 31 seconds left -- it's very possible Peyton would've won his second Super Bowl ring, for Broncos architect John Elway.)
Still, this week Irsay said in USA Today: "You make the playoffs 11 times [when Peyton was a Colt], and you're out in the first round seven out of 11 times. You love to have the 'Star Wars' numbers from Peyton. … Mostly, you love this."
Irsay flashed his Super Bowl ring. Yet Irsay made sure to point out that in that playoff run "we ran the ball, we stopped the run. That's what won us the Super Bowl."
Much truth there, Jim. BUT … what I loved most was that Irsay finally quit hiding behind salary-cap excuses for not keeping Peyton and declared himself by declaring war.Now, Jim, you own it: You ARE The Man Who Ran Peyton Manning Out Of Town. Good luck getting Peyton to participate in your proposed pregame ceremony honoring him before he takes it out on your team Sunday night in the house that HE built, Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
Naturally, Broncos coach John Fox defended Peyton (who would never stoop to defend himself against Irsay) by calling Irsay's comment a cheap shot. And Irsay did backtrack Wednesday, basically saying he meant the Colts have changed their organizational approach post-Peyton, targeting more cap money for defense and special teams.
Not buying it.
Nor did I fall for Irsay's original spin to Colts fans that he simply couldn't afford to rebuild a 2-14 team around Peyton's enormous cap hit. Please. Peyton would've worked with Irsay just the way he worked with Elway, who somehow managed to keep adding valuable pieces around Peyton, who even restructured his deal last offseason to clear more cap room.
More important, we're talking about PEYTON MANNING. He turns spare parts into occasional stars (Blair White, Jacob Tamme). Imagine the draft-pick haul Irsay could have commanded for the Luck pick? The Redskins gave the Rams three first-round picks and a second-rounder for the No. 2 overall pick, with which Washington took Robert Griffin III. So, what then? Three firsts, two seconds and a third for the No. 1 overall?
Peyton sure would've had fun last season with all those rookie toys.
This week, former Colts coach and Irsay confidant Tony Dungy told the Denver Post he believes that if Irsay had it to do over, he would keep Peyton. Translation: Dungy believes Irsay knows he made a huge mistake.
Clearly Irsay bet against Peyton's long-term health after four neck procedures -- and lost. Remember the clashing stories during Super Bowl week in Indianapolis? "Peyton's Doctors Say He'll Be Better Than Ever." Yet: "Colts Doctors Doubtful."During the recent Dallas game, Cowboys defensive end George Selvie grabbed Peyton's face mask and yanked his head almost 90 degrees backward. Peyton bounced right up and began orchestrating the next play. Yep, that neck must be stronger than ever.
Yet, even though I believe Irsay fears he made a monumental mistake -- dreads Peyton winning a couple more Super Bowls in Denver -- I disagree with Dungy's conclusion. I do not think Irsay would've kept Peyton if he had known then what he knows now.
Irsay's self-promotional ego might even eclipse Jerry Jones'. I get a kick out of Jim, but he is a frustrated '60s rock star who owns original guitars that belonged to Elvis, George Harrison and Jerry Garcia, to name a few. No owner tweets as actively (and controversially) as look-at-me Jim. Jerry has a Twitter account but hasn't tweeted since April.
As Irsay reached his 50s -- he's now 54 -- I believe HE wanted to become the face of his franchise and prove he could recreate the Colts without the great Peyton Manning OR the great Bill Polian, his longtime general manager. So Irsay hired a first-time head coach (Chuck Pagano), a first-time GM (Ryan Grigson) and drafted the QB just about everybody said could make Irsay look smart for 15 years. Now, back to the second half of my issue with Peyton versus Luck: Are you SURE Luck will ever even approach Peyton's greatness?
Obviously Luck is only six games into his second pro season. But since the beginning of last season, Peyton has thrown 4.5 touchdowns per interception (first in the NFL) while Luck's 1.4 TD/INT ranks 22nd. Peyton has completed 70.2 percent of his passes (first) to Luck's 55.8 (31st).
This season, Luck has thrown seven TD passes to three interceptions for his 4-2 Colts. Peyton: 22/2 for the 6-0 Broncos. Luck is averaging 224 yards passing (26th) to Peyton's 363 (first). Luck nearly lost the home opener to Terrelle Pryor's Raiders and did lose at home to Ryan Tannehill's Dolphins.
Yes, Luck was beyond-his-years poised and efficient (17-of-26, 159 yards, 0 TD passes, 0 interceptions) in a 27-7 drubbing of the 49ers in San Francisco … after the Niners had been emotionally flattened in Seattle the previous Sunday night. But against Seattle in Indy, Luck made the fourth-quarter money throws to pull out an extremely impressive 34-28 win.
Even more impressive, that was Luck's ninth fourth-quarter comeback in 22 NFL starts. Last season, he helped pull off three late rallies, at Detroit and at home against Minnesota and Green Bay … though the Colts as a team were fueled all season by the "ChuckStrong" emotion of winning for a new coach who was battling cancer.
In Luck's first playoff game, he had little chance at Baltimore in Ray Lewis' war-dancing return from triceps surgery. Luck: 28-of-54 for 288, no TDs and an interception. Ravens, 24-9.
Luck got off to a Peyton-esque postseason beginning with a first-round exit.
I made the pre-draft case RG III would turn out to be the better pro QB than Luck, and I certainly looked right last season. RG III: 20 TD passes to five interceptions (73.2 QBR) to Luck's 23/18 (65.2 QBR). Luck's 23 total turnovers ranked second in the NFL to Mark Sanchez. RG III opened his playoff debut with two straight TD drives against Seattle's defense but reinjured a knee that eventually was wrecked in the fourth quarter. Coming off major surgery, RG III hasn't yet found himself this season, but I'm not backing off my RG III-over-Luck prediction.
Are you SURE, Colts fans?
Yes, it's quite possible Peyton wouldn't have been quite as driven if Irsay had pledged undying allegiance to him. No doubt Irsay lit a bonfire under Peyton by cutting him, and now Peyton will approach this postseason with a new vengeance after Irsay ripped his playoff failures. If Denver wins this season's Super Bowl, Elway should send Irsay a ring.
But somehow I don't think Jim Irsay will mind all that much if he goes down in NFL history as The Man Who Ran Peyton Manning Out Of Town. Heck, in this column alone, this is the 31st time I've typed the name Jim Irsay.


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Do you ever watch 'period dramas' such as Pride and Prejudice or more recently Downton Abbey? Everyone, men and women, held themselves so straight, with head high and shoulders back. It was an important part of the social graces and girls were trained for hours in the art of deportment. These days with more of us sitting longer hunched over… Read more »


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I think this is worthy of front page. I think everyone should make a comment on this, i think its time to put the goves on. I love the bit that says "im not a grass" and then you gass ALPIN up nothing like "name and shame". I think its damn right disgusting and i think Alpin should be made to at least put his side across.I'm not a grass, I'm not going to name names here, but I sent a pair of gloves to someone on this forum and it seems that they are trying to forget about paying me.
First of all, we had a chat over pm and it seemed he was having trouble finding his chequebook. I said that's cool, bro, just as long as you stay in touch and get round to paying me whan you can.
The last time Aplin got back to me was on 24 Feb saying he was about to come into some money and would send it as soon as he could after that. Strange that, I thought he should have had the money when he got me to send him the gloves, but there we go...
Like I say, I'm not going to reveal the name of this poster, that would be bang out of order - but do you have any advice on how I should encourage him to pay up?
Being relaxed about it didn't seem to work that well. Goddam, they were fucking good gloves too. Any (helpful ) advice gratefully received.


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Monday, July 2, 2012
These Past Few Weeks in Books 7/2/12
Well, strike that, in the past few days I know exactly where it's gone, to moments like this out hiking in Point Reyes with Tahereh Mafi, Tana Gandhi and Randa Gill:
I've been enjoying being done-done with Jacob Wonderbar and the Interstellar Time Warp, so I may not have had my eye on the Internet quite as closely the last two weeks. Besides, as you can tell from the chilly fog in the above photo, it's summer!!
But here are some books and publishing links for your linky enjoyment.
First, thanks so much to everyone for all the great responses to the recent post on Jonathan Franzen, which dealt in part with our culture of distraction. As it happens, after I wrote that post but before I published it, I came across an awesome post by Mathew Ingram on the Internet and distraction, which has an optimistic take that I enjoyed.
Also, I was interviewed recently on author Matt Myklusch's podcast, in which we talk about my somewhat unique path to publication (which actually ended up being somewhat conventional), and social media for authors.
The exponential growth of e-books may have slowed in the past year, but another milestone was nevertheless reached recently. E-book revenue topped hardcover in the first quarter of 2012. Pretty amazing.
Goodreads put together a pretty cool blog post on the anatomy of book discovery, which looks at such things as the impact of giveaways on ratings and how much timing matters when doing said giveaways. Science!!
Want to know how the professionals tell stories? io9 recently featured the 22 rules of storytelling according to Pixar. Really good stuff.
Ever wonder how authors and agents choose publishers when they have multiple offers on the table? Agent Rachelle Gardner peels back the curtain.
My former client and soon-to-be-published author Natalie Whipple has some extremely good advice about not being too attached to your first idea for a story. Too often authors think their first idea is how the story is supposed to go, but in reality you should allow yourself to think of alternatives and be flexible.
Speaking of writing advice, you hear so much about how you have to grab an agent's attention, and it's true, but as agent Kristin Nelson points out, that doesn't mean you have to have an action-packed opening.
Two long-time friends of the blog, Anne R. Allen and Pay It Forward author Catherine Ryan Hyde just released an e-book called How to Be a Writer in the E-Age... And Keep Your E-Sanity!, and it's priced at $2.99 for a limited time. Check it out!
And agent Jenny Bent dispels a perennial myth that can't be dispelled enough: Publishing really is not about who you know.
This week in the forums, please don't forget about the forums! We have places where you can share your synopsis, your query, excerpts, you can ask me questions, and much more. It's easy to join and we'd love to have you!
And finally, long-time friend of the blog Brian Wood, author of Dreamworld, recently released an extremely cool book trailer that shows how his cover artist created the cover for his second novel, Reality. Pretty awesome:
Have a great week!
10 comments:
- Jenny Bent said...
Hey, thanks for the shout out and the other great links. Will be sending a few folks over to read Kristin Nelson's post in particular, great topic.
- July 2, 2012 at 11:00 AM
The Book with Anne R. Allen and Catherine Ryan Hyde looks interesting. I like what Hyde has done with self-publishing...and she's been gracious about it, too. It's not the loud screaming about how self-publishing is better than traditional publishing. It's just more like I did it and I enjoyed doing it. Period. In the same respect, it gives credibility to self-publishing.
- July 2, 2012 at 11:50 AM
- Sally said...
Great post! And, thanks for the links.
- July 2, 2012 at 11:55 AM
- Mirka Breen said...
One more vote for a walk at Point Reyes...
- July 2, 2012 at 2:38 PM
- Naja Tau said...
These links are awesome! I spent an entire morning on them!
- July 2, 2012 at 5:43 PM
- Mira said...
Nice variety of links, Nathan! Thank you! :)
- July 2, 2012 at 7:26 PM
- Anne R. Allen said...
Thanks so much for the shout-out Nathan! Guest-posting here on your blog is what re-started my career. And I've learned so much here!
Working with Catherine Ryan Hyde has been amazing. She really does live a Pay it Forward life.
Thanks to Anon 8:50 too. Catherine publishes with Big 6 and self-pubs and this new book is with a small international press. We all have so many choices now. It's never either/or. The best road depends on the book and the author's needs.
One of the best things about the book is that there will be FREE updates, because this industry is changing so fast nobody knows if what we say today will be true in a few months.
And, hey major congrats to Natalie Whipple!
- July 2, 2012 at 8:11 PM
- Catherine Ryan Hyde said...
prodcastYes, I'd like to second my appreciation for that anonymous comment. Anne I are are careful to clarify that our book is not all about self-publishing. We try to strike a balance on the pros and cons to help people find a good fit for their work and themselves. Many thanks to Nathan for the shout-out!
- July 2, 2012 at 8:25 PM
- vic caswell (aspiring-x) said...
wow. that painting is gorgeous!
thanks for all the links (as usual!) :)
- July 3, 2012 at 7:01 PM
- Robena Grant said...
Fabulous. Thanks for the links. And that painting is so peaceful.
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Armenia's Gadzhimurad Nurmagomedov failed to advance to the quarterfinal of wrestling men's 84 kg category.
He lost to Iran's Ehsan Naser Lahshari. Nurmagomedov has a chance to fight for bronze if Iranian wrestler reaches the final.
In the first round Nurmagomedov defeated Beijing Olympics silver medalist Yusup Abdusalomov from Tajikistan.


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This article was published 8/8/2014 (1081 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Our leader Brian Pallister and all PC MLAs are strong advocates for flood prevention.
We, and many Manitobans, have encouraged the NDP to make flood prevention a top priority.
Unfortunately, there is little evidence this message is getting through.
This spring, our province saw a repeat of the 2011 flood. Farmers, cottage owners, First Nations, fishers and their communities were again hit hard by high water.
The sad reality is much of these damages could have been prevented with appropriate government action.
While compensation programs are important, what flood victims and community leaders are asking for is steps to prevent future disasters.
The cost of inaction is extremely high, and the return on investing in preventable measures is also high.
For example, for almost half the cost of repairing damages from 2011, the new outlet channel could have been constructed.
This is an urgent and important project that we must undertake, yet the NDP says it will take seven years. We say that is far too long. We say that is a recipe for disaster.
Our leader and the PC caucus have opened the doors to the federal government, stakeholders, the government of Saskatchewan and others. By working together, we can do this in less than half that time.
We have refused to politicize this issue — our focus remains on flood prevention.
Three years after the 2011 flood, the NDP is still debating half a dozen outlet options. In the interest of all Manitobans, it is time for action.
Shannon Martin
Critic, Conservation and Water Stewardship, PC MLA for Morris


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Did you run "make prepare" inside of your kernel tree? It should take care of linking asm to the right spot in arch tree... Hope that helps, Marc


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Sir Alex Ferguson reckons he knew that Real Madrid only wanted to sign Gabriel Heinze so they could get him to tap up Cristiano Ronaldo.
Yet still he bit their hand off. He couldn't have rated Heinze much then could he? Not if he sold him knowing it could lead to the loss of his biggest star. Fergie also says he's chuffed Liverpool beat Chelsea to go eight points ahead of United, because it boosts their chances of winning the Premier League. Clearly he sees Heinze and Liverpool as laughable irrelevancies.
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Bob, Bob...... .still at it after all this time?
I first
came across your site about two years ago and I thought it
was absolutely hilarious! I'm just surprised you're still
doing it. After two years of essentially the same hate mail,
don't you get bored responding to it? Isn't the whole atheist
angst thing getting a little old? It seems you rely on shock
value to provoke interest in your site, but once all the dress
ups have been done, and all the hate mail has been read, you
really don't have anything new to express. It's lost it's
luster, Bob. Time to get a real job.
a real job when this stupid shit is payin' the bills? You must be
crazy! You think it'd be funner to work at Taco Bell? You think
I'd be happier shoveling snow? Please, you must explain what you
mean regarding that.
how can you say it's getting old? Have you seen my
comic? Have you read of my adventures
through Times Square? And have you heard the calls
to Milasia I've made? And I'm still getting around 6 million
hits a month, so apparently someone out there still thinks it's
I'm making my living doing exactly what I want, and my
magnets have sold out, and Urban Outfitters wants to buy 5,000
more. Do you know what a check like that looks like?
never understood the saying: "Get a real job". Who the fuck wants
I have
seen your new stuff, but frankly, I didn't find it that funny.
The jokes may be different, but they all have the same punch
line. Don't get me wrong, making fun of people is indeed funny
(it appeals to my bitch nature), but maybe you should try
someone other than the Christians ? retards, the disabled,
even old people, all abso-fucking-hilarious! All the Christian
stuff is done, (albeit by you), stick a fork in it! All I'm
saying is broaden your horizons a little. Fat people? totally
funny. Immigrants? hey, you live in New York I bet you have
plenty of stories. Don1t forget midgets. Midgets are just
plain funny.
PS? you
are right about the "real job" thing. If you are
making a living, and more importantly, making people laugh,
keep it up. Even though I don1t find it funny anymore, obviously
others still do. There are millions of people in America and
it'll take a long time before they all get board. When they
do, don1t forget the midgets!
what a drag. You want me to start makin the same jokes about stuff
everybody else is already makin' jokes about. It sucks that I've
lost it. There's really nothing I can do if I have I suppose. What
about the Love
Diaries? Are you "board" with that as well?
can't fathom not being entertained by the Special People high jinx.
Did you even go and read it or are you just skimming over things
and assuming it's not funny?
totally shocked me with this critique. It's the first of it's kind
amongst all of the compliments I've been getting. Maybe it's your
problem? Could you send me a picture of yourself?
in Willy Wonka, that kid who turned into a giant blueberry?
Well, if that kid woulda been a whigger this is what
would have happened. The inverted knee thingy just seals
the deal for me.
That other
guy looks like he wants to crawl inside that hoody and
disappear completely from this particular friendship.
The sportos
of New York are starting to get out of hand. Wasn't
there a day when they would have been ostracized from
their frat house if they looked like a "fag"?
It's a fucking trimmed lambskin coat with boxer shorts!
This is the
guy who needs to be initiated anally by drunken jocks
if you ask me.
Let there
be no doubt, this lady is toothless.
She was using
the reflection in my window to make her mouth look sexier
and more alluring and sensual.
you hard yet?
Okay, I'm
not gonna tell ya who it is, but take a wild guess as
to which one in the Davenport family is the fan of my
Take your
time. Don't rush it. I know, there's a lot to choose
from. Do you think you got it? Okay then,who is it?
Yep! That's
right. It's Tito Bandito. Good job.
There are
still guys in America with balls enough to wear giant,
parade worthy fur coats with a present-day David Lee
Roth feather.
Could the
white tiger attack on Roy be bringin' this look into
the mainstream?
I pray the
answer to that question is "YES, GOD YES!"
If you'd
have been there, you would have been pulled into this
girl's tractor beam as well. When she came into the
shop, her head was wrapped in a scarf (leaving her hair
adorbly weightless), she sat, ate her latte with a spoon
and left just as quietly as she came. I was sold.
guess it
also didn't hurt that everytime she stood up her pants
were down past her sex lines.
Oh, and last
& least, how could I forget the mopey Kelly and
her droopy bloodshot pout? Don't let her face bore you
so quickly. We all know what that red shiney hue means!
Kelly, how much do you have to drink to get through
the day?
She wants
me to make fun of fat people (I think that in itself
is funny), so here I go. You're not gonna be able to
hide those chins with your hands that easily. Kelly,
the saying "You are what you eat" applies
to dough too.
Wait, is
that how you frame pictures in your home? Is that construction
paper? And that's the picture of yourself you chose
to mount? You know what, nevermind. If you need me to
complain to, go right ahead. But it ain't gonna mend
what your uncles did to you.
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Get up and close to yachts, ferries and ships while taking in views of South Bank, Bolte Bridge and the city of Melbourne skyline. This kayak tour starts in the city centre, on the Yarra River, where you have a choice of paddling up stream away from the city or paddling into the city hub.Down stream option - Pass the former Customs House, turning basin, Historical ships, former waterfall and 'Mission for Seamen'. View people in restaurants and bars eating and drinking. Historical commentary on the old docks area is provided along the way.Paddling in the afternoon or at twilight is a great way to unwind after work or other commitments.This tour is designed for people with little kayaking experience and who like to paddle in comfort without waves or sea spray.The tour is three hours duration with two hours of paddling time.Snacks and refreshments included.
Includes snacks and drinks. Call for further information. $79 per person or $69 per person for six or more people.
Sessions run daily, additional during summer. Visit the website for further information.
Sea Kayak Australia was established in 1994 and is based in Melbourne. Sea Kayak Australia undertakes kayak tours, kayak courses and kayak hire around Victoria.Sea kayaking is unique, adventurous and environmentally interactive as you get to see dolphins, seals and eagles at close quarters in a tranquil setting. It is a great way to see the countryside and experience something new.Kayak hire is located 300 metres from the Yarra River in Abbotsford and located close to public transport via bus or train. Kayak hire is available all year round. A kayak trolley is provided to transport your kayak down to the river. You can paddle into the city from the hire location or take a leisurely paddle for a few hours. All kayak tours include kayaking gear, sea kayak guide, historical commentary, drinks and gourmet lunch. Sea kayak tours are a great idea for birthday parties, corporate events and schools excursions.Half day tours are located in the City, at St Kilda beach and Williamstown. Full day sea kayak tours are six hours duration (four hours paddling time) and are located at Sorrento and Phillip Island.Gift vouchers are available online. Please see the website for further details.


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Individual risk and population risk
The Herald and Stuff both have a story about the most dangerous intersections in the country, based on the Ministry of Transport press release. The Herald continues its encouraging new policy of providing the actual data, so we can look in more detail.
The first thing to note is that no intersection in the country appears to have had more than two fatal crashes in ten years, which is better than I would have expected. That's why crashes involving even minor injuries need to be included in the ranking.
The second issue is the word 'dangerous'. These 100 intersections are the ones that most need something done to them; they are where the most crashes happen. That's not the same as the usual use of 'most dangerous' — these aren't the intersections that pose the greatest risk to someone driving through them. The list is from a population or public health viewpoint: these intersections are more dangerous in the same way that dogs are more dangerous than sharks, or flu is more dangerous than meningitis.
Thomas Lumley (@tslumley) is Professor of Biostatistics at the University of Auckland. His research interests include semiparametric models, survey sampling, statistical computing, foundations of statistics, and whatever methodological problems his medical collaborators come up with. He also blogs at Biased and Inefficient See all posts by Thomas Lumley »
Dogs to sharks? Wouldn't it be more like Dobermann to Begale? To make this list the road has to be driven on by at least one car in the period.
I passed a lot of dogs but never swam in the sea so there is a bit more overlap than that to the dangerousness of these roads compared to a hypothetically lethal road that never sees any traffic? What am I missing here?


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As suggested, I tested a VACUUM FULL ANALYZE with 128MB shared_buffers and 512 MB reserved for maintenance_work_mem (on a 32 bit machine with 4 GB RAM). That ought to leave more than enough space for other processes in the system. Again, the system fails on the VACUUM with the following error (identical to the error we had when maintenance_work_mem was very low. INFO: vacuuming "pg_catalog.pg_largeobject" ERROR: out of memory DETAIL: Failed on request of size 536870912 I've now also tested a 64-bit setup with 16 GB RAM, with 2 GB maintenance_work_mem; this time on PostgreSQL 8.2.5. INFO: vacuuming "pg_catalog.pg_largeobject" ERROR: invalid memory alloc request size 1073741824 It strikes me as somewhat worrying that VACUUM FULL ANALYZE has so much trouble with a large table. Granted - 730 million rows is a good deal - but it's really not that much for a large database. I'd expect an operation on such a table to take time, of course, but not to consistently crash out of memory. Any suggestions as to what we can otherwise try to isolate the problem? Regards, Michael Akinde Database Architect, met.no Michael Akinde wrote: > [Synopsis: VACUUM FULL ANALYZE goes out of memory on a very large > pg_catalog.pg_largeobject table.] > > Simon Riggs wrote: >> Can you run ANALYZE and then VACUUM VERBOSE, both on just >> pg_largeobject, please? It will be useful to know whether they succeed > ANALYZE: > > INFO: analyzing "pg_catalog.pg_largeobject" > INFO: "pg_largeobject": scanned 3000 of 116049431 pages, containing > 18883 live rows and 409 dead rows; 3000 rows in sample, 730453802 > estimated total rows > > VACUUM VERBOSE: > > INFO: vacuuming "pg_catalog.pg_largeobject" > INFO: scanned index "pg_largeobject_loid_pn_index" to remove > 106756133 row versions > DETAIL: CPU 38.88s/303.43u sec elapsed 2574.24 sec. > INFO: "pg_largeobject": removed 106756133 row versions in 13190323 pages > DETAIL: CPU 259.42s/113.20u sec elapsed 14017.17 sec. > INFO: index "pg_largeobject_loid_pn_index" now contains 706303560 row > versions in 2674471 pages > DETAIL: 103960219 index row versions were removed. > 356977 index pages have been deleted, 77870 are currently reusable. > CPU 0.00s/0.00u sec elapsed 0.02 sec. > INFO: "pg_largeobject": found 17489832 removable, 706303560 > nonremovable row versions in 116049431 pages > DETAIL: 0 dead row versions cannot be removed yet. > There were 36000670 unused item pointers. > 64493445 pages contain useful free space. > 0 pages are entirely empty. > CPU 1605.42s/1107.48u sec elapsed 133032.02 sec. > WARNING: relation "pg_catalog.pg_largeobject" contains more than > "max_fsm_pages" pages with useful free space > HINT: Consider using VACUUM FULL on this relation or increasing the > configuration parameter "max_fsm_pages". > VACUUM > > (This took some 36+ Hours. It will be interesting to see what happens > when we add another 20 years worth of data to the 13 years already in > the DB). > > ANALYZE: > > INFO: analyzing "pg_catalog.pg_largeobject" > INFO: "pg_largeobject": scanned 3000 of 116049431 pages, containing > 17830 live rows and 0 dead rows; 3000 rows in sample, 689720452 > estimated total rows > > I will lower the SharedMem and MaintenanceWorkMem settings as > suggested in earlier posts before leaving for home this evening, and > then let it run a VACUUM FULL ANALYZE. I remain dubious though - as > mentioned, the first test I did had quite low settings for this, and > we still had the memory crash. No reason not to try it though. > > Over Christmas, we will be moving this over on a 64-bit kernel and 16 > GB, so after that we'll be able to test on the database with > 1GB > maintenance memory as well. > > Regards, > > Michael A. > Database Architect, met.no > ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- > TIP 1: if posting/reading through Usenet, please send an appropriate > subscribe-nomail command to majordomo(at)postgresql(dot)org so that your > message can get through to the mailing list cleanly >
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Jimbaran Vacation Packages
Jimbaran is a great place to stay while you are exploring Bali as some of the city's most popular attractions are within easy driving distance. Jenggala Factory and the Honorary Consulate of Italy are two of the popular places to discover here. Also, be sure to check out the New Kuta Golf and Veteran's Monument.
There are a number of natural gifts here as well, so make sure you enjoy the nearby green spaces. Reconnect with nature at one of the local beaches, for example Balangan Beach, Bingin Beach in Pecatu and the New Kuta Beach.
If you like to grab a bargain, visit Benoa Square in Kuta.
After spending the day exploring the streets of Jimbaran, relax for the night in one of the area's popular hotels or serviced apartments. The AYANA Resort and Spa Bali, the Radiant Hotel and Spa, Tuban and the InterContinental Bali Resort are just some of the most popular accommodation options here.


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A unique little accessory for the home. This mason jar stores sunlight, and casts a subtle glow later in the night.Added 8 Years Ago from Amazon.com
When the Block lamp was introduced by Harri Koskinen in 1996, it was an immediate hit with award juries and design lovers everywhere.
Neon blue lights for under your car so you can pretend you are in the movie Fast and the Furious.
Glow in the dark shot glasses. I don't know really why you would drink in the pitch dark but hey why not get them anyways?!
Place these cattail in your garden and watch them glow at night. Magical.
I dig this jar light. solar, portable and luminous :)
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Vanderbilt team places third in health services case competition
Alliance of business schools focused on health care management launches inaugural event
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May 4, 2011
A team from the Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management placed third in an inaugural health service case competition held at Northwestern University over the weekend of April 29.
The 2011 Health Service Case Competition was the first of what the recently formed Business School Alliance for Healthcare Management (BSAHCM) intends to become an annual event. Sponsored by DaVita, a leading provider of kidney care in the U.S., teams consisting of three students each developed a strategy to take on a real-world business case related to health care management.
Vanderbilt's team included Jennifer Rymer, who is pursuing an MD and an MBA, Avery C. Fisher, a second-year MBA candidate, and Jonathan Cook, a first-year MBA candidate. The team received a $1,000 award for their third-place finish.
A team from the University of California at Berkeley placed first, and a team from Northwestern placed second.
Teams were drawn from BSAHCM's 10 member schools, which includes:
- Boston University School of Management
- Fuqua School at Duke University
- Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University
- Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley
- Harvard Business School
- Owen School of Graduate Management at Vanderbilt University
- University of Colorado Denver Business School
- Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania
- W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University
- Yale University School of Management
Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management is ranked as a top institution by BusinessWeek, U.S. News & World Report, Financial Times and Forbes. For more information about Owen, visit owen.vanderbilt.edu or follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram.


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|Mechatronics, Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 21-34, February 1996.
|The feasibility of controlling power for efficient batch mixing
|Richard A. Layton, William R. Murray, and Joseph L. Garbini
| Batch mixing is an established industrial process, historically practiced
in an open-loop manner. Batch-to-batch differences in the process that lead to small variations in torque applied to
the mix may result in significant variability in the finished product. A new closed-loop strategy for batch mixing is
proposed to make the batch mixing process robust to such variations through the application of feedback and control
principles. The new closed-loop strategy is based upon the hypothesis that the repeatability of mixing results can be
improved by holding constant the amount of work done on each batch and that mixing efficiency can be improved by
controlling power. The new strategy is applied in simulation to the specific case of mixing an ammonium nitrate
composite solid propellant. The benefits of the new closed-loop strategy as well as the feasibility of implementing
the strategy using common industrial components are demonstrated.
| ©1996 Elsevier Science Ltd.
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The Medicare Shared Savings Program (Shared Savings Program) was established by section 3022 of the Affordable Care Act. The Shared Savings Program is a key component of the Medicare delivery system reform initiatives included in the Affordable Care Act and is a new approach to the delivery of health care. Congress created the Shared Savings Program to facilitate coordination and cooperation among providers to improve the quality of care for Medicare Fee-For-Service (FFS) beneficiaries and reduce unnecessary costs. Eligible providers, hospitals, and suppliers may participate in the Shared Savings Program by creating or participating in an Accountable Care Organization (ACO).
To fulfill the intent of the Affordable Care Act, the Shared Savings Program aims to improve beneficiary outcomes and increase value of care by providing:
- Better care for individuals;
- Better health for populations; and
- Lowering growth in expenditures
The Shared Savings Program will reward ACOs that lower their growth in health care costs while meeting performance standards on quality of care and putting patients first. Participation in an ACO is purely voluntary.
What is an Accountable Care Organization (ACO)?
The Shared Savings Program ACOs are groups of doctors and other health care providers who voluntarily work together with Medicare to give high quality service to Medicare Fee-for-Service beneficiaries. An ACO is not a Medicare Advantage plan or an HMO.
Shared Savings Program Fast Facts
The Shared Savings Program Fast Facts are an annual collection of data that illustrate facts about the Shared Savings Program ACOs such as, where ACOs are located, ACO composition, payment characteristics, beneficiary population demographics, and the risk profile of the ACO beneficiary population. This compilation of information provides an aggregate look at the composition of all ACOs, not specific ACOs. To learn more about the Shared Savings Program ACOs, click on the link below.
Shared Savings Program Fact Sheets
To explore more information about the Shared Savings Program, click on the collection of fact sheets below.
- Summary of the June 2015 Final Rule Provisions for Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) under the Medicare Shared Savings Program [PDF, 451KB]
- Accountable Care Organizations: What Providers Need to Know [PDF, 593KB]
- Medicare Shared Savings Program and Rural Providers, Fact Sheet (March 2016) [PDF, 521KB]
- Improving Quality of Care for Medicare Patients: Accountable Care Organizations, Fact Sheet (March 2016) [PDF, 595KB]
- Accountable Care Organizations & You, Fact Sheet (July 2016) [PDF, 522 KB]
Shared Savings Program Publicly Available ACO Data and ACO Performance Data
CMS makes data on Shared Savings Program Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) publicly available through a number of resources. The guide " Medicare Shared Savings Program: Publicly available ACO data and ACO performance data sources maintained by CMS [PDF, 541KB] " includes descriptions of these data sources and links to where to access the most recently available data.
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They are the two extremes of Australia's "two-speed" economy, and their budgets tell the story.
At the top of the economy, there is Western Australia with its resources boom, its 4.75 per cent annual growth rate and its 3.8 per cent unemployment rate, and with the government complaining bitterly about the extent to which its mining revenues are effectively being redistributed to the other states.
At the bottom, there is Tasmania, labouring under the Australia's resources-boom exchange rate, hoping to grow by 1.75 per cent in 2012-13, with an unemployment rate of 7.5 per cent.
Between them, they exemplify the biggest running sore in federal-state relations: the redistribution of revenue between the states in the name of horizontal fiscal equity.
Mineral production is now the biggest single factor in the redistribution of revenue between the states. And Western Australia, with its massive mineral wealth, is the most heavily "taxed" state under the Grants Commission's formula for redistributing GST revenue. The commission, in effect, cuts the state's per capita GST share by almost a third. This is the equivalent of almost a quarter of the state's own source revenue.
Tasmania, the most economically disadvantaged and heavily subsidised state, receives 60 per cent above its notional per capita GST share. Yet it is struggling to keep its head above water.
Not surprisingly, West Australians see the mineral wealth in the state as primarily theirs, and point to the state's large contributions to the national growth and federal revenue.
"No mistake should be made about it. Western Australia is driving the national economy," proclaimed the Treasurer,
"In an economically sane world the best federal policies would be those that allowed for the most productive state in the federation to get at least its population share of revenue, of Commonwealth infrastructure spending and proper resourcing on key policy issues, such as training and labour shortages and native title compensation. Unfortunately, the opposite is true."
Of course, the rest of the federation sees the mineral wealth as a national asset, and the interim report of the GST Distribution Review, chaired by former NSW premier
Yet, Tasmania's plight provides ammunition to both sides of the argument. To those who point to the problems in Europe and stress the importance of generous inter-regional fiscal transfers, Tasmania is an example of a basket case well managed.
To those urging reform, Tasmania is an excellent example of a state that has been too choosy about industrial development because it has been able to rely on the subsidies of taxpayers in other states. Like South Australia, it is to some extent a problem made worse by the disincentives for people to move to states where they can be more productive.
The argument has been going on for decades, to the point where most people tune it out. But as the redistribution of the mineral wealth increases, it will become an increasingly bitter feature of Australian politics.
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LONDON, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Japanese carmaker Honda plans to cut around 800 jobs at its plant near Swindon in south west England due to falling demand for its vehicles across mainland Europe.
The company, which makes the Honda Civic at the South Marston plant near Swindon, on Friday said it would enter into formal consultation with staff over the cuts which will take place by the second quarter of 2013.
Honda employs some 3,500 staff at the South Marston plant.
Carmakers are struggling to scrap underused factories and cut surplus jobs that are fuelling losses in Europe as demand for cars in major markets like France and Germany flounders.
"Honda remains fully committed for the long-term to its UK and European manufacturing operations," Honda Motor Europe's executive vice president Ken Keir said.
"However, these conditions of sustained low industry demand require us to take difficult decisions. We are setting the business constitution at the right level to ensure long term stability and security."
Late last year U.S. carmaker Ford announced plans to cut 1,400 jobs at plants in southern England and end vehicle manufacturing in Britain.
Ford and Volvo are also planning to cut thousands of jobs in Belgium, while PSA Peugeot Citroen's has plans to cut its workforce in France.
Honda said its sales in Britain remained strong and that it had confidence for the long term for both manufacturing and sales in the country.
British new car registrations rose 5.3 percent in 2012 to 2.04 million - the highest level since 2008, the SMMT car industry body said on Monday.
Honda said it would continue to build cars and engines in Britain with the Civic Estate and the Civic Type R models due to be manufactured in Swindon from 2014.


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Heavily Gored & Gusseted Corset
C.1885-1890. Mid to late 1880's and is the typical heavily gored and gusseted style of the bustle era.
Bodices were very tight fitting, so a
was required to mould every lump and bump on the bodice. This corset would have been worn by a very busty and hippy lady. The
bust cups
have gores in them and are "boned" to support a large bust (would fit a C- D cup). The hip area of the corset features elastic gussets, and the sides are "boned" with vertical and horizontal "boning" for extra control.
When I mention "boning", the corset is actually boned with cording made of a hemp like material. This meant it was probably worn by a working class lady, and would have made it sturdy and more comfortable to wear instead of whalebone, although there are watchspring bones at the
, back, and one at the front.
It is in wearable condition with extreme care. No antique corsets should be worn very often. Some damage is evident. At the
of the corset at the top of the lacing holes and at the front bottom point of the corset, it looks like something has chewed on it ( a mouse?). The fifth grommet from the bottom on the right side is also pulled out. There is wear to the top and bottom finishing around the edges of the corset. Some of the hemp "boning" is sticking through. There is also the typical rust and yellow colored "age staining" typically found on old cotton and the elastic in all 6 gussets have ceased a long time ago to be elastic. The coutil is still very strong and the bust gores have zig-zag gold thread embroidery on them.
I must mention that this corset has been renovated sometime during the late Victorian or Edwardian era. The corset used to have a curved busk, but on closer inspection, it looks like it was taken out, probably when the straight busk became fashionable, or either ripped out as was common. Busks are sharp and tended to cut the material. The corset was sewn togther with what looks like old treadle machine stitches at the front to make a closed front. The new seam at the front was then finshed by sewing a long peice of lace over the seam on the inside. Most corsets were thrown out when the busks ripped out or when fashions changed, but a working class woman couldn't really afford to do this especially if the rest of the corset was comfy and wearable. It just goes to show that recycling was present even over 100 years ago!
It probably was a size 26 corset but since the busk is out, the waist measures 25". It is quite a shortwaisted corset. I'm 5'9" and relatively shortwaisted for someone of my height, but this corset is too short on me. Someone who is 5'6" and under, shortwaisted with a natural waist of around 30" would have fit into this.
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Local police suspect that arsonists were responsible for a pre-dawn fire that destroyed Temple B'nai Torah on Mercer Island, a community near Seattle, last Thursday. Rabbi Abraham Singer, spiritual leader of the Jewish community, estimated the damage at $95,000.
He said that bottles of ceremonial wine and sterling silver crowns and bells that decorated the temple's three Torah scrolls were stolen. The Torahs themselves were undamaged. Rabbi Singer rescued the scrolls from the blazing building after firemen allowed him to enter wearing a hardhat and fire-retardant jacket. He said one of the scrolls, a gift to the synagogue in 1973, had been previously rescued from a fire in Europe a generation ago. Local authorities said the temple was apparently broken into by burglars who started a fire to cover up their theft. Empty wine and whiskey bottles were found at the scene.


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I like Patton... not a big fan of the rest tbh. Good effort though.
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I stopped when you cut Pickett. Terrible idea.
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Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 11:15 pm
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I thought Goode just got a new contract? Why cut Pickett and Smith?
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Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2012 11:18 pm
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Well there is a reason so many people like Jones. He fits GB as an OL, potential draft position, and as a prospect.
I also absolutely love Taylor as a Green Bay RB... for all of the reasons you outlined. He could be a real 3 down RB for the Packers.
Other than that, I like most of the picks and see where they make sense for the most part. I understand taking a flier on Matthieu, but I just don't really think he has NFL upside.
I also agree that there is no good reason to cut Pickett.
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Memory is like the Packers when they are behind by two touchdowns in the 4th quarter... It comes back.
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Cuts: Smith, Pickett, Bush. :slap:
Smith is under contract for a few more years and is quality SILB depth.
Bush is not a great DB, but he is invaluable to special teams. It's why we just gave him a new contract.
Pickett. May I ask what exactly you were not thinking? You cut 1 of 3 Run Defenders, 1 of 2 NT, who happens to be one of our best DL. :facepalm: -_______________________________________________________________________- Knighton does NOT make up for this.
Goode is already re-signed
I'll gamble on Hunt in the fourth. Not bad for risk.
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Shamarko Thomas, when you boil it down, Jerron McMillian. A fast box SS from a small school who shows potential and is worth a flier. Would rather get a vocal FS, but that's personal.
Mathieu. I would not draft him here nor there, I would not draft him anywhere, no fliers as UDFA, do not trust him, send him away.
Mauti will do for WILB, but you cut all of our SILB depth. Lattimore and Manning are both WILB.
Kush is worth the UDFA flier.
Not sure about the rest.
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So bring in a 3rd down back to back up our other two...3rd down backs? Green is proving a good option, but not long-term answer for starting RB.
Agree with all of the above on Pickett, who is quietly having a very nice year.
I'd rather be goose hunting
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I'm on board with everyone else on Pickett.
Now at high on Patton for the reason being that when i watched what i could get my hands on of him, he doesn't seem to get much for YAC. That doesn't seem to fit here as the Pack like WRs that get YAC.
Appreciate the effort to make this mock, but not on board with many of the picks and really against getting rid of Pickett.
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Cutting Pickett frees up $6 million, and he's as good as gone after 2013 anyways. Free up the $$$$ now.
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why the hell does everyone want to cut finley
cut woodson 100x out of 100 before finley
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Cutting Pickett frees up $6 million, and he's as good as gone after 2013 anyways. Free up the $$$$ now.
This would be a terrible decision. Pickett has been one of our best DL this season.
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duxrule wrote:
So bring in a 3rd down back to back up our other two...3rd down backs? Green is proving a good option, but not long-term answer for starting RB.
IrishGreen wrote:
why the hell does everyone want to cut finley
cut woodson 100x out of 100 before finley
Some don't think his recent success is worth his price/aggravation (read "mouth")/keeping him considering his inconsistency since returning from injury. He did struggle for a while there, but I've always advocated retaining him.
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