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Cisco Element Manager System Release 3.2
November 2002 Feature Upgrade
Q. What is this upgrade release and how does it relate to other Cisco element managers?
A. This is not a new Cisco Element Manager release. This is an upgrade for element managers based on Cisco Element Manager System (formerly called CEMF) Release 3.2. All existing Cisco EMS Release 3.2 element managers are supported by this upgrade release.
Q. Which EMSs are supported by this upgrade release?
A. All released EMSs based upon Cisco Element Manager System (formerly called CEMF) Release 3.2.
Cisco Element Managers for Internet Routers:
Cisco 12000 Manager Release 2.2
Cisco 7200/7400 Manager Release 1.2.1
Cisco Cable Manager Release 2.3
Cisco Element Managers for Switches:
Cisco 6500/7600 Manager Release 2.0 and 2.1
Cisco Catalyst® 8500 Manager Release 1.0
Cisco DSL Manager Release 3.4 and 3.4(2)
Cisco Element Managers for Voice:
Cisco Media Gateway Manager Release 2.0 (MGM)
Cisco Media Gateway Controller Node Manager (MNM) Release 2.3.1 and 2.3.2
Cisco Universal Gateway Manager Release 2.0 and 2.1 (UGM)
All future Cisco Element Manager releases based upon Cisco Element Manager Systemformerly the Cisco Element Management Framework (Cisco EMF)will include this functionality, including the Cisco 12000/10700 Internet Router Manager Release 3.0, and the Cisco Catalyst Switch Manager Release 3.0.
Q. Is this upgrade related to Cisco EMF?
A. To reflect the focus of Cisco Internet OSS on Cisco element managers, rather than developer frameworks, the Cisco EMF is being rebranded under the Cisco Element Manager product family. Cisco EMF is still the underlying technology used in many Cisco EMSs and will now be referred to as the Cisco Element Manager System (Cisco EMS).
Q. Do I need to reinstall my Cisco Element Manager to take advantage of this release? Do I need to upgrade my Cisco Element Manager databases?
A. No. This is an upgrade release.
Q. When will this upgrade be available?
A. This upgrade will ship at the end of November 2002. As well as the upgrade to the Cisco EMS release, this upgrade will include CDs for Resource Management Essentials (RME).
Q. What are the main features in this release?
1. Integration with Cisco element managers and the Cisco CNS 2100 Series Intelligence Engine running Cisco CNS Configuration Engine software for device-provisioning operations. For customers with Cisco CNS Configuration Engine appliances, this integration provides access to a GUI-based Cisco IOS® Software template manager.
2. New module RME added to support network operations and administration tasks across Cisco IOS Software network elements, such as configuration archiving and image management.
3. A new network operations center (NOC) GUI for alarm `prefiltering' that allows NOC operators to eliminate alarm overload from irrelevant or less serious alarm conditionsfor example, from equipment that is known to be misconfiguredenabling the NOC staff to focus on more pressing operational faults.
4. An enhanced Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) northbound interface, supporting bidirectional command interfaces to ensure complete synchronization between fault operations support systems (OSSs) and Cisco element managers.
5. Upgrade installationno need to reinstall deployed EMSs, protecting customers' existing operations investment and maximizing management availability.
Q. Does this upgrade apply to Cisco Transport Manager or Cisco WAN Manager?
A. No. These management systems are focused on other technology domains.
Q. My Cisco Element Manager is based on Cisco EMF Release 2.1, 3.0, or 3.1. Can I install this upgrade?
A. No. You must first upgrade to the latest release of your Cisco Element Manager (see list above for Cisco element managers based on the Cisco EMF Release 3.2).
Q. How do I receive this upgrade release?
A. This release ships with new Cisco element managers purchased after the end of November 2002. Customers who have software application services plus upgrades (SASU) contracts will receive this upgrade with their next Cisco Element Manager release upgrade.
Q. I'm buying a new Cisco Element Managerdoes this upgrade mean there is a price increase?
A. No. There are no price changes to Cisco element managers as a result of this November 2002 upgrade. The upgrade CDs will be bundled across the product family starting at the end of November 2002.
Q. I don't have a SASU contract. How can I buy this upgrade?
A. Order part number EMF-3.2-SP4-02-UPG, list price US $10,000. This includes the Cisco Element Manager November 2002 upgrade, as well as CDs for RME.
Q. What is RME?
A. RME, or Resource Management Essentials, is a widely deployed module from the Cisco Enterprise Management product line, CiscoWorks 2000. This release marks the formal entry of RME into the Cisco Element Manager product family for service provider deployments. Future releases of RME will include service provider-specific enhancements.
Q. How is RME positioned with respect to existing Cisco Element Manager functionality?
A. Cisco element managers bundle RME as the GUI tool for network element operations and administrationpart of the operations and administrative functions in Cisco service provider EMSs. RME complements existing Cisco EMS functionality in:
Q. Doesn't RME functionality overlap with Cisco Element Manager functionality?
A. RME and Cisco Element Manager functions are complementary to that of Cisco element managers. Existing Cisco Element Manager functionalityfor example, Cisco IOS Software image upgrade capabilitywill be discontinued in future EMS product releases. Customers are recommended to migrate to RME for these tasks.
In some areas, such as device-availability monitoring (or `presence polling'), the functions in Cisco element managers are more appropriate to the service provider market. While the products align, customers are recommended to make use of existing Cisco Element Manager capabilities for fault management and troubleshooting. The match is very complementary for service provider deployments.
Q. What does a service provider NOC gain by using the Cisco Element Manager RME?
A. RME is available today in the CiscoWorks product line.
The Cisco Element Manager adds a number of valuable features that reduce the cost of operations for customers deploying large networks:
1. Cisco element managers include an autodiscovery application that can be used to populate the RME databasea capability not available in RME today. This is particularly appropriate given the scale requirements of service provider deployments.
2. The Cisco Element Manager Map Viewer application enables NOC technicians to navigate to network elements across multiple RME servers from a single GUI. This eliminates the need to know what RME server "hosts" a particular network element, saving time, eliminating manual procedures, and reducing potential for operator error.
3. Cisco element managers monitor the health of RME servers, reporting faults on the RME server to the NOC personnel via the Cisco Element Manager Event Browser, which presents a single view of all device and management system faults to NOC personnel.
Q. This release includes "integration" with RME. Do I have to buy RME separately? What if I have RME deployed today in my network?
A. RME CDs will be bundled with Cisco element managers. Customers who have deployed RME today can still benefit from the Cisco Element Manager integration, which supports multiple existing RME server deployments.
Q. Is RME supported for all Cisco element managers?
A. No. RME is not supported for the network elements managed by the following Cisco element managers:
Q. This release includes "integration" with Cisco CNS 2100 Series Intelligence Engine. Does the Cisco CNS 2100 Series product ship with Cisco element managers?
A. No. To make use of this integration, existing customers must have the Cisco CNS 2100 Series product, purchased separately.
Q. Can I install RME on the same server hardware as a Cisco Element Manager, or must I use a separate RME server?
A. Both co-resident and standalone RME server installations are supported as part of each Cisco Element Manager.
Q. If I install RME co-resident, do I need to upgrade my Sun deployment hardware?
A. Not as long as you are in accordance with Cisco Element Manager deployment hardware guidelines for small, medium, and large installations. There may be a small throughput drop (less than ten percent) for some operations, such as permanent virtual circuit (PVC) provisioning, when upgrading Cisco IOS Software images using RME at the same time as heavy flow-through PVC provisioning operations.
Q. What is the difference between this upgrade release and a patch?
A. A patch includes only bug fixes. This upgrade release, also known as a service pack, also includes new feature enhancements.
Q. This release is also known as Cisco EMF Release 3.2 Service Pack 4. Why?
A. This is the former branding under Cisco EMF. With this release, the Cisco Internet OSS and Cisco Element Manager branding apply.
Q. What happened to Service Packs 1, 2, and 3?
A. These were patches to the original Cisco EMF Release 3.2, and only included bug fixes.
Q. Does this release include earlier patch releases?
A. Yes. This upgrade release includes all patches to date on the Cisco EMF 3.2 release train (patches 1, 2, and 3, along with associated mini-patches).
Q. Where can I find more information on Cisco element managers?
A. For more information about Cisco element managers and the Cisco Internet OSS, visit:
Q. What is the recommended hardware deployment platform for this release?
A. The same as existing Cisco element managers (based upon the Cisco Element Manager System release). Cisco element managers run on Sun Microsystems UltraSPARC servers with the Solaris 8 operating environment installed. For detailed server specifications, visit:


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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
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Building awareness about domestic violence and the co-occurrence of child abuse, First Lady Mary Pat Christie today got a firsthand view of the New Jersey State Central Registry (SCR), a 24 hour, 365 day a year, state-of-the-art call center that is the public's single point of entry to the NJ Department of Children and Families' Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS). Mrs. Christie toured the call center operation as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
"No-one should endure the perils of domestic violence," said Mrs. Christie. "For victims and their children, raising awareness of this pervasive issue is integral to an important safety and support mechanism being provided by the Department of Children and Families. I am impressed by the technology and training being used to run their state- of- the- art call center to work with victims, keep children safe, and assist families in rebuilding a successful life without violence."
DCF initially becomes involved in domestic violence situations because it often co-occurs within a family with child abuse or neglect. Many child abuse and neglect allegations received by the SCR overlap with domestic violence. DCF's Domestic Violence Protocol was developed as a collaboration between DYFS, the Division of Prevention and Community Partnerships (DPCP) and the New Jersey Battered Women's Coalition.
Mrs. Christie also participated in an information sharing session with SCR supervisors on DCF's Domestic Violence Protocol, developed as a best practices guide for working with families with domestic violence issues. DCF Commissioner Allison Blake, DYFS Director Jean Marimon and DCF senior staff members accompanied Mrs. Christie.
"We are so grateful that the First Lady was able to see firsthand DCF's Domestic Violence Protocol in action. DCF developed the Domestic Violence Protocol as a guide for DYFS workers to use when not only working with families known to have domestic violence issues, but also to use when first speaking with families, to learn if there may be domestic violence occurring in the home," said DCF Commissioner Blake. "The training information for our SCR staff focuses on assessing risks during the short time a person may be on a call with SCR, enabling our staff to respond appropriately."
Created in 2004 as part of New Jersey's child welfare reform, the SCR streamlined government by replacing a system of 21 locally operated child abuse/neglect hotlines throughout the state. Six years after its establishment, the SCR is fully staffed with 105 full time and 68 part time employees and handles 14,000 to 15,000 calls a month. With SCR's systems now in place, DCF is focused on using data to improve outcomes and service delivery as well as to identify training needs.
"Technology utilized by the SCR allows supervisors and staff to effectively and efficiently provide service in a critical time of need along with recording outcome data and trends used to evaluate how DCF delivers responsive service to children and families throughout New Jersey," said DYFS Director Jean Marimon.
Calls are recorded for quality assurance purposes and supervisors listen to two to three calls of each screener per week. Technology allows the SCR supervisors to track in real time metrics such as: the length of time a screener has been on a call, the number of calls a screener has picked up during a day, week or month, how many call are in queue, which screeners are free to take a call, and where each screener on duty is at any given time.
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|2008-02-17, 12:49
|Link #81
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: ゴミ箱の存在の他の平野
Chinatown, Vietnamese Town, The Big lake ,.....er Great Lake, 20 mile or so North of Chitown is NTC, visit the base, buy whatever you want tax-free (hehe). Drive 60miles NE of chitown and visit Naperville, not much out there, its a small college town. Be prepared to get drunk in Naperville.
Whatever you do try to go during the spring or summer time, Winter in Chitown is hella cold, and they don't call it the windy city for nothing.
|2008-02-17, 13:20
|Link #82
Mr. Prince
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Scottsdale, Arizona
Age: 34
I really want to just save up a ton of money and take like a six month trek across the world. Problem is I'm a little paranoid of where I would keep all the funds needed to take a trip like this, not to mention it would be good to have a travel buddy for a trip like that and lets face it how many people can do something like this.
But for now I'm debating on my next trip to be either Australia or Europe (probably starting in Belgium.)
|2008-02-17, 20:27
|Link #83
Power of the Damager
I've always wanted to visit Glasgow or Finland, and I've recently taken great interest in Iceland. Fucking beautiful place, it is.
Those are just desires, though. I don't aspire to go there, but I would still love to. I'll probably end up somewhere in Northwest USA, or in a hole.
|2008-02-17, 20:42
|Link #84
It's the year 3030...
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Spaceport Colony Sicilia
Age: 32
There's a lot of places I'd like to go:
Paris, Rome, Egypt, Amsterdam, Oslo, Stockholm, Munich, Beijing, Barcelona, Madrid, Canberra, Sydney, Brasilia...the list goes on.
Now, if only I wasn't a broke, recent college graduate...
|2008-02-17, 20:52
|Link #85
Ha ha ha ha ha...
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Right behind you.
Age: 28
I would really like to visit Spain again. I went there in 2006 for a Spanish study program, and I had to speak completely in spanish for ten weeks. It was awesome, and I learned so much about the culture and language. By the end, I was actually THINKING in spanish. I'd like to experience something like that again, one day if I get the chance.
Places I've been to in Spain: Madrid, León, Salamanca, Barcelona, Valencia, Toledo (I bought a katana in Toledo, lol)... er I know there are a few more, but I can't remember...
Other places I want to see:
Korea: It was where I was born, but I was adopted at 5 months old so obviously I don't remember it at all. I've always wanted to visit Korea to see what it's like.
Last edited by Spectacular_Insanity; 2008-02-17 at 21:05. Reason: j/k lol, I didn't mean to list japan here. XD
|2008-02-17, 23:21
|Link #86
stuck in a harem genre
Join Date: Feb 2008
I love backpacking. I've been backpacking with my dad since I was grade 7.
I've been to:
Korea, China, India, Laos, Thailand, and Japan.
I'd love to backpack Australia and definately the other parts of Asia, not the middle east though.
I can't say I'm really interested in travelling Europe, I mean I've never been interested in the holy places such as monestaries and churches and whatnot. They all kind of look the same to me.
I love how the mountains and scenery of China is sort of that ninja-kind of feeling. It's way different from Canada, where the scenery is so flat and square.
|2008-02-18, 00:54
|Link #87
'Dear Elhit'
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Singapore
Age: 42
I love my country, warts and all, but I wonder why anyone would go out of the way to visit this little red dot. But hey, if you ever do decide to come here, be sure to try out the food - in terms of sheer variety, we beat every other country in Southeast Asia. That's a tall boast, no doubt, but I'm confident of my assessment.
|2008-02-18, 06:43
|Link #88
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: The Fields of High Attus
Age: 28
(Seriously I don't understand why anyone would really want to come here other than for the food though. Culture? We have to resort to prerecorded sounds of firecrackers on Chinatown...)
|2008-02-18, 07:06
|Link #89
'Dear Elhit'
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Singapore
Age: 42
Food is supposedly tastier in Malaysia, but we beat Malaysia in terms of variety.
Also, we have hawker centres! Malaysia doesn't have those (none that I recall, not even in KL), mweheheheh.
|2008-02-18, 07:36
|Link #90
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: In line to confess his sins.
Age: 29
Scotland. I've always wanted to see it. I'd like to just stroll around the Scottish plains and stuff, and you know, see the Loch Ness monster.
It's a cliche, but I'd love to see the rain forest. I think Brazil would be my favored destination for such an experience, but anywhere along the equator would be fantastic.
I think it would be great to visit the USA as well. I'm not exactly sure where. Alaska sounds great with its wildlife, but it might be too similar to where I've spent the last 19 years of my life to warrant a trip halfway across the globe.
|2008-02-18, 09:14
|Link #91
'Dear Elhit'
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Singapore
Age: 42
It was an awesome experience, very different from the secondary jungle commonly seen in Singapore. There was virtually no undergrowth, making it very easy to traverse the terrain (mountain ridges and valleys, on the other hand, make travel complicated). Also, the overhead canopy was so thick that it was cool and dark undercover, in sharp contrast to the biting tropical heat outside the jungle. On the flip side, it got completely pitch black in the dark. You could not see your hand even if you held it out in front of your face. Once night fell, we stopped all movement and set up camp. Unless you're on a night mission, in which case, you better hope you've measured your paces accurately, because that is the only way to measure distance in darkness. Getting lost in a jungle is not a laughing affair...
Even more memorable, the day before one major training mission, we cadets were packing our equipment outside our barracks, and the camp commandant started playing Lenon's "Imagine" on the overhead speakers. It was a poetic moment. Then, at the crack of dawn the next day, we performed our heli-insertion operation. Flying over the jungle in a helicopter with my full pack and M-16 — I felt like an extra in a 'Nam movie.
Okay, enough digression. Here's another good place to visit in Southeast Asia, to get a taste of tropical rainforests — the Taman Negara national park in Malaysia.
|2008-02-18, 16:06
|Link #92
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: In line to confess his sins.
Age: 29
I am envious TinyRedLeaf! So, so envious. That certainly sounds like something you would remember for life. Southeast Asia would be a fantastic destination as well, from what I've seen in documentaries the nature there can be absolutely stunning. I will, nay I must, experience it first-hand at some point in my life. I'd love to see the tiger and orangutans, but they'll probably be virtually extinct by the time I get the chance to visit.
|2008-04-16, 10:45
|Link #94
'Dear Elhit'
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Singapore
Age: 42
You know, given how AnimeSuki is supposed to be an American forum, I'm surprised there were no requests for information about the US on this particular thread. Well, I have the time and a bit of spare cash, plus I've got a friend living and working in New York and the USD is cheap at the moment (USD 1 = SGD 1.3505). I visited LA, San Francisco, Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon many years ago, and while it might be interesting to see those places again, I'd rather visit the East coast this time round.
Specific things I would like to see and experience:
- a slice of history
- natural scenery
- big city
- small town
- college town
Off-hand, I'm thinking of visiting:
New York. Cities don't get bigger than this, I think. It's one of the most "happening" cities in the world other than London and Tokyo. Since I have a friend who's living there at the moment, I might as well use the opportunity.
Boston. Harvard. MIT. Supposedly a liberal/scholarly city full of anoraks? Anyway, I'd love to see it, just to get a feel of what I might have missed when I decided to study in the UK.
Washington D.C. If I'm going to be a tourist, I can't really miss this place, can I?
Philadelphia. Um. For the history. I think. Seems like a nice place to visit, in any case.
Niagara Falls? Er...well, it's in the general area. If I can fit it into my itinerary, I'll go. However, I'd much rather see forests and mountains. A mini-version of the Appalachian Trail that I can do in a day trip would be nice. But I get the feeling that the logistics will be very hard to arrange.
I've backpacked the length of Western and Central Europe, trekked in Nepal, visited Japan on my own, but somehow, the thought of visiting the US always makes me nervous. It seems like this big, huge country where I can't get anything done if I don't have a car, which is completely different from all the other places I've visited before.
So, suggestions for how to get around and ideas for value-for-money accomodation (that aren't too skanky) would be a good place to start. I do mean it when I say not too skanky. I'm not a student on a shoestring budget any more, so I don't mind paying just a little bit more to sleep in relative comfort (and safety). I'm thinking of bed & breakfasts, if there are such places in the US. I wouldn't mind youth hostels if they don't impose curfews.
Specific suggestions for natural scenery would be great too. Even better, suggestions of how to get there (other than driving).
And if I really have to drive, what kinds of rental prices am I looking at? I'm not sure I want to do so in the first place, since I've never done left-hand drive before.
|2008-04-16, 16:02
|Link #95
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
Age: 59
My wife and I (besides wanting to spend a year in Japan and the Pacific Rim countries someway...) would like to visit parts of Europe, specifically the central part in a south-north direction. Basically, Italy, Germany, Denmark, Norway/Sweden. Though my ancestors are Irish/Scots mostly, neither of us has any real desire to actually visit the British Isles, France, or Spain.
@TinyRedLeaf: Bed&Breakfast is a booming trade in the US especially around the prettier parts of the country. Some googling should find you some good travel books on B&B in America. Caveat: American B&B tends to be a more $$$$$ than B&Bs in Europe or family inns in Korea or Japan. They've got a bit of a "yuppy more money than brains" feel to most of them. However, we've really enjoyed the ones we've used in Northern California, the Northwest, and in the Northeast (Mass, Vermont, Maine).
The area around Glouchester, Mass is really nice. The Smithsonian and some of the "sacred monuments" are about all I'd recommend in D.C (that'll take a week if you're a museum buff). I've a very unpleasant opinion of New York City so I'll let someone else address that --- I'd recommend Boston instead for its swirl of Early and Modern America. I'm personally fond of the home of Thomas Jefferson (Monticello) near D.C. in Virginia for pure Revolutionary War Americana.
I'd recommend against renting your own car in big cities. Unfortunately, its the most efficient transportation outside of big cities. Prices vary wildly depending on the type of car and location - also expect them to find multiple ways to gouge you with extra fees.
|2008-04-16, 16:38
|Link #96
Mr. Prince
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Scottsdale, Arizona
Age: 34
Oh and I would just like to say how much I hate flying to Fairbanks from Phx becasue the tickets cost way to damn much all the time. I checked just a minute ago and the cheapest ticket was $789
I am going to NYC again on may 1st to the 6th so I can't wait for that since last time was a blast. I got myself a tour book so I would have a better Idea of what to do this time when my friend is at work.
I think NoSanninWa should chime in on what are some hotspots there since he lives somewhere in NY. (according to his profile info anyways.)
|2008-04-21, 10:53
|Link #99
ho hee~
i want to go to venice, Italy.... after watching ARIA~ im so addicted to the gondola and undine thing... and i have to do it fast before it gets flooded by global warming....
part of the reason why is because no cars are allowed to enter and ive never been to europe before...
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Event Manager
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Event Manager, London, Salary circa 35k
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ISA MEETING Đ February 3, 2005 (January meeting cancelled due to bad weather)
ISA Council Members and Officers Present: Joan Goth, Sophia Morren, Grettie Bondy, Lisa Bowles, Beth McCoy, Lewis Mazanti, Dan Hough, Marko Sherbon, and John Lovett.
Members and Guests: Elaine Bradshaw, Diane Mayes and Barbara Perry
Staff Senate Report: Staff Senate met January 19, 2005. Nick Kelly gave a update on benefits. He mentioned that Benefits in Brief should answer many of the questions that the benefits office had received lately as a result of the switch over to Aetna. He discussed AetnaŐs requirement for precertification on some prescription drugs. A full list of drugs can be found on AetnaŐs website.
Next, Nick discussed the flexible spending accounts. People who took advantage of the FSAs are enrolled in streamlined reimbursement. If you do not want to participate in streamlined reimbursement, you can fill out a form to opt out and submit paper claims when you want to be reimbursed. Nick said the packet of information explaining FSAs was late in being mailed, but he thought most people would like the process once they become accustomed to it because reimbursements are faster than before, and there is no co-pay for prescriptions.
Addressing the lack of dentists on the Aetna plan, Nick pointed out that Aetna pays the same amount for out of network dentists that Delta paid for in network. However, if a major procedure is planned, Nick advised people to have their dentist check with Aetna beforehand to confirm how much would be covered and whether the patient would owe a balance.
Theta Dempsey addressed concerns people have over the parking situation once construction begins on the College of Engineering. The new building will occupy the area that currently is the Carson Engineering parking lot. Plans are underway to move the parking to other locations. Plans have been made to use some of the property the University owns on the east side of campus to add more surface parking east of Jenkins. The multi-purpose parking lot south of the Energy Center will be re-designated as faculty/staff parking and the new parking lot will be designated as commuter/student parking.
In response to a question about construction workers parking on campus, Theta said that only a few of the supervisors are issued parking permits.
She mentioned that it was too early to tell how much revenue had been generated by the increase in fines.
Chairperson Debbie Copp had her monthly meeting with Vice President for Executive and Administrative Affairs Nick Hathaway. Plans are underway to update computers in the Staff Senate offices.
Faculty Senate Report: no report given. There was discussion among ISA members present about who should be attending the meetings.
TreasurerŐs Report: Lisa reported that there is $71.09 in the savings account and $169.79 in the checking account.
Art Show Update: The Art Show Committee is wanting Dean Lamb to possibly judge the competition. The committee decided to keep the same rules and categories from last year.
Awards Selection Committee: Joan mentioned that the deadline for submission is February 11, 2005. She asked for volunteers to be on the committee. Dan Hough, Lewis Mazanti, John Lovett and Lisa Bowles volunteered to be on the committee.
Suggestions and Planning for meetings for the spring semester: members discussed ideas for upcoming meetings. The following agenda was decided upon:
March: guest speaker Jack Hobson
April: tour the art museum and Holmberg Hall
May: elections and tour the Journalism and Physics buildings
June: open
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You like the fact that she has on a skirt and you just happened to have found out that she has no panties on. You continue to play with her thigh and her clit as best as you can seeing that she is driving.
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So here you are again, headed home from yet another long day at work. You want to come home and just relax. While sitting at the red light, someone catches your eye from the left. There you see a hot blonde in a red sports car (corvette my favorite) she winks at you and you just smile. Not much you can do you two are going in opposite directions. So you drive off and head home. You are coming up to the last bend before you head over the hill to your house. While you are driving slower in no rush at this point to go home; there is that car again with her in it. You stop and pull over she pulls over too. You get out and approach her. Ask her if you should know her from somewhere Her reply is No, but I know you. My I ask how you say. I come past your work every day and I always see you. I have been checking you out for a while now. You have such a huge smile on your face, she tells you to get in. You do and she drives off, you ask where are we going She tells you to relax and enjoy. So w while she is driving (a stick, might I just add again my favorite) she takes your hand and places it on her thigh. You are of course OK with that, you continue to move your hand up her thigh. You like the fact that she has on a skirt and you just happened to have found out that she has no panties on. You continue to play with her thigh and her clit as best as you can seeing that she is driving. She pulls up to a park, where you both get out. She goes to the trunk and pulls out a blanket and some sex toys. You ask her how she knew she was coming here today. She tells you a girl is always prepared. You both walk over to a wooded area and she lays out the blankets and drops the toys. She takes off her shoes, and unbuttons her blouse, taking it off along with her bra and unzips the skirt to drop off her too. She then lies down and tells you to come over to her and eat her pussy. You are in total shock, seeing that you have never had a women talk to you that way before and the fact that you don't even know her and she is telling you to eat her. Of course you do, and she taste oh so sweet. While doing that she is moaning and loving it telling you to do more. After her Cumming you decide it is your turn, so you un-zip your pants pull out your somewhat hard cock and tell her to suck it. She agrees and she places the semi soft cock in her warm very moist mouth. She begins to suck and take it deep over and over again, she keeps doing this for a good 7mins then she jumps up and begs you to fuck her ass. Please she says, so you do. You place your hard cock into her tight small ass and it is feeling really good. While, she is using her hot pink dildo to touch herself, and really enjoying every moment. Her legs are draped over your shoulders and she is going to town while fucking herself. You are getting really turned on with every touch she does for herself and your loving the feeling of her ass. Minutes go by and you pull out just in time to cum next to her. While you're doing your thing she gets dressed and whispers in your ear she appreciates that fuck today, she knew it would be good. You ask her for her name. She tells you Dixie and slips her number into your pants pocket. She tells you to call anytime!! After cleaning up the mess and driving back to your truck you are just about to get out when she says wait, she sticks her finger into her pussy and places it in your mouth and tells you to remember her. Then you get out and she drives off. WOW!
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Robert Pattinson just caused a lot of suicides
Robert Pattinson appears in the 10th Anniversary Issue of Details and apparently he wasn't a big fan of the photo shoot they put him through. What follows next is exactly what you want your most high-profile romantic male lead of the moment to never say out loud:
"I really hate vaginas. I'm allergic to vaginas. But I can't say I had no idea, because it was a 12-hour shoot , so you kind of get the picture that these women are going to stay naked after, like, five or six hours…Thank God I was hungover."
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I had a restylane sub q injections in my tear trough. Things seemed to be going ok so far but today i woke up with painful swelling on one side of my face. I am panicking as i liked the look of the filler and suddenly something has gone very wrong. Please advise.
Painful Swelling a Month After Restylane Injection?
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Restylane and pain
Thank you for your question. It is unusual to be experiencing sudden onset pain 1 month after treatment. I recommend having a follow up immediately with your injector. Also, there could be other reasons why you are experiencing this pain. Best of Luck!
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Restylane and pain
It's not common for you to experince a sudden onset of pain post-Restylane treatment, especially a month out. I would follow up with your provider first and also consider other reasons you could be experiencing this pain.
Swelling after one month of restylane
Having pain related to an injection of filler material one month after the procedure is highly unusual. It is best to be evaluated in person. Good luck.
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Pain after filler injection
filler placed near the eye is a safe procedure. late-onset pain (>1 month) after the placement of the filler injection may not be related to the filler. however, given the sensitivity of the area I would highly recommend a visit to your ophthalmologist and make sure its nothing problematic
Pain form injections one month ago
Considering the length of time form your injections, it probably has nothing to do with them. However, you need to call your injecting physician and see him or her as soon as possible.
I would recommend having the Restylane SubQ removed with enzyme.
Restylane sub q is not approved for use in the USA because of the risk of granuloma formation. I advise you to be assessed by your injecting physician to determine what is going on.
Restylane Tear Trough Injection Pain Warrants Physician Visit
A Restylane injection in the tear trough that has been uneventful for one month and now produces pain must be evaluated by your cosmetic surgeon. This may be completely unrelated to the injection and a full history and examination must take place.
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Optoma HD33 Home Theater Projector Review
A short summary of the Optoma HD33 projector's pros and cons and capabilities will post Tuesday.
In the meantime, all the images below were of content projected with the Optoma HD33 home theater projector. Enjoy!
Optoma HD33 Projector - The Bottom Line
The Optoma HD33 definitely earns its Hot Product award. The breakthrough price is one great reason, although I expect it will see some 3D competition near the price real soon. The thing is, the HD33 does everything reasonably well. It's not the most feature enabled projector but it does have some bells and whistles not often found on low cost projectors (such as CFI). Mostly, the award goes to the HD33, because it does some real respectable lower cost 2D, but it does some rather dazzling 3D compared to projectors costing several times the price. Look, if you have no interest in 3D, save a few bucks, the Optoma HD20 is still out there, or pick up a higher performance, 2D only projector. But, if you want to play and enjoy 3D, the HD33 from Optoma gets you in the game, for a relative bargain. 3D performance is pretty good in terms of image quality. Hey, even blacks look better (thanks to the darker overall image with 3D light loss). What's great about the 3D though is that it's a bit brighter than most of what we've seen to date. Oh, it easily could use another 40-60% more lumens, but, this Optoma HD33 has a reasonable amount for 3D, more than we can say about most of last year's 3D capable projectors. 2D performance is overall rather nice, but for the mediocre – entry level quality black level performance. Still, in a family room or other non-dedicated home theater, the HD33 works great as a family projector, and can even handle a bit of ambient light for sports viewing. Color turned out to be pretty impressive, despite the lack of a CMS, and some limits with the provided controls. We couldn't calibrate as well as we would like, but can't complain about the end result. What the HD33 post calibration, missed in terms of pure accuracy, it makes up in a forgiving picture. For the average consumer, one who never worried about the settings on their LCDTV, this baby will dazzle you. You won't have any problem with the color accuracy, you'll just be able to watch – in 2D or 3D, and enjoy. As mentioned earlier, the HD33 can view 3D content as 2D, but cannot do the reverse. To do so you select left or right settings instead of 3D. That's ok. Better would be if they offer to also sell glasses that come with two left, or two right eyes, so that someone who can't watch 3D (like my mom, due to vision issues), can still watch 2D while others see 3D. This Optoma can't do that, which is unfortunate for some families (and friends). Let's hope that minor firmware addition will be in their next generation 3D capable projector. Over 1100 lumens is pretty good for 2D, and supports rather large screens. For 3D though figure an effective loss of at least 75%. That still, however, reduces about 1114 lumens to a bit less than 300 lumens. That's plenty, for a 100″ screen based on the somewhat absurdly low 3D brightness standard. In terms of 2D however, the 37 ft-lamberts that measure out with a new lamp in 2D is way more than the 12 ft-lambert minimum that theaters standardize on. For 3D though that will be less than 9 ft lamberts – only 4.5 when the lamp is near replacement. Way down from what we normally consider OK, although the 4.5 is still almost double the SMPTE standard for 3D, which was probably seriously compromised by the limited brightness of 3D capable digital projectors for the cinema market. Bottom line, in 3D with a new lamp, the HD33 is only slightly less bright than the average 2D movie theater. By comparision, it's probably 2-4 times brighter than 3D at your local cineplex (which most folks find a bit dim).C CFI – PUREMotion, on the HD33 is a nice bonus. We're not used to what are generally "entry level" projectors sporting a major enhancement feature like CFI. Oh, you can live without it, for sure, but, I always figured projectors like the Optoma HD33 or it's older 2D HD20 predecessor, as home entertainment projectors, are more likely to be used for a lot of sports and TV viewing, relative to movies. As such, with the sports, CFI is always nice to have. Low cost projectors from the likes of BenQ, Epson, Mitsubishi, and Sanyo, for example, all lack CFI even though they are all in the same price range. Kudos to Optoma for including creative frame interpolation on a projector in this class.
In the week plus I've been viewing the HD33 in my dedicated theater, it's done a fine job. Oh, I've got a bunch of projectors here that can do better work in 2D, in some cases far better, such as my JVC RS20, or the Epson Home Cinema 8700UB that Epson will be wanting back soon. The thing is, you also get 3D that's pretty much comparable to that found on projectors 2 to 8 times the price. That is impressive. What it loses in pure 3D picture quality (not that much) it makes up with better than average 3D brightness.
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Have Relationship Questions? Ask a Counselor for Answers ASAP
There is no use in me giving you false hope. The facts suggest that this relationship is beyond repair, sadly, but nothing is impossible. The very best you can do is to look at what you have contributed to the situation becoming what it is, identifying where you might have gone wrong (and being very honest with yourself) so that you never repeat the same mistakes again. In the meantime, give her plenty of space, stay away from her, and although it may be hard, limit your time with the kids exactly as to where and when you are permitted to see them. Forget the advice given by your friends to he hard on her. They obviously do not have a clue as to how relationships work. Explain to her by letter what you are doing and tell her that you would like to give this a second try, but are not going to push her. Don't repeat old patterns of behavior that have not worked for you in the past. Also, I think you are finding it hard to sort out the situation in your own mind, and for that reason, I'm going to suggest that you would benefit from some Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. This is not because I think you have a mental health problem, but because you would benefit from some sound, unbiased advice and support.
CBT is based on the fact that what we think in any given situation generates beliefs about, and reactions to that situation, and also causes the behaviour and feelings which flow from those beliefs and reactions.
These 'automatic thoughts' are so fast that generally, we are unaware that we have even had them. We call them ANTS (automatic negative thoughts) for short.
If the pattern of thinking we use, or our beliefs about our situation are even slightly distorted,
the resulting emotions and actions that flow from them can be extremely negative and unhelpful. The object of CBT is to identify these 'automatic thoughts' then to re-adjust our thoughts and beliefs so that they are entirely realistic and correspond to the realities of our lives, and that therefore, the resulting emotions, feelings and actions we have will be more useful and helpful.
Cognitive therapists do not usually interpret or seek for unconscious motivations but bring cognitions and beliefs into the current focus of attention and through guided discovery encourage clients to gently re-evaluate their thinking.
Therapy is not seen as something "done to" the client. CBT is not about trying to prove a client wrong and the therapist right, or getting into unhelpful debates. Through collaboration, questioning and re-evaluating their views, clients come to see for themselves that there are alternatives and that they can change.
Clients try things out in between therapy sessions, putting what has been learned into practice, learning how therapy translates into real life improvement.
Please visit this website for much more detailed information on CBT:
If you cannot afford to see a therapist, there are good free CBT based self-help resources here:
Also, there is a book called "Feeling good - the new mood therapy" by Dr. David Burns. It has a hand book which gives you practical exercises to work through and further instructions on how to better use CBT. I really do recommend it.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Workbook for Dummies By Rhena Branch, Rob Willson is also pretty good.
Best wishes, NormanM
I appreciate the idea of therapy. After too many years of therapy I won't be doing so any longer. But I really do appreciate it. I have a degree in psychology. It's unfortunate at the ways in which the discipline has hurt so many and continues to do so. I'll be placing my faith in God and simply following that path. I recommend it for those who can grasp such a thing. It's a better pattern of behavior and doesn't keep one or everyone else around that one focused on problems that were best walked away from years ago...
I'd be happy to give you a rating. However, you did not answer my question. What can I do about the relationship?
The primary need above everything is to establish communication with her in any way you can perhaps even through a third party. That is the prime essential, so that you can begin to (a) find out the reasons behind her actions (b)plan to deal with her doubts and fears and (c )begin to reassure her that you believe you have a possible future together. Without that communication, nothing is going to happen. Consider any means of communication possible - by email, letter, via her solicitor or yours. Perhaps you may be able to use her parents as a conduit. In any case, make sure that they know how you feel and what you intend, because inevitably it will come up as a major topic of conversation when they are in touch with their daughter. Don't when in contact with her try to assign blame for past events. They are water under the bridge and cannot be blamed, so in a sense, who is to blame is irrelevant. If you believe there is fault in the situation, be prepared to acknowledge yours to her, but don't, mention what you perceive to be hers. If you feel that YOU have to make changes in yourself, acknowledge that to her and tell her what you are doing to achieve that. That, in addition to what I suggested earlier (excepting the therapy) is your best, XXXXX XXXXX only way forward. I hope it all works out for you.
According to this fraudulent court document I received I can't contact her directly or through 3rd party. So I've told that to people I've discussed with. Seemingly, I can only explain how I feel and what's going on with me to 3rd parties and then they can do whatever they feel like doing with that information.... Strange considering the amount of 3rd party tampering with my life that my wife seemingly did. But who really knows.
I agree that that the past is the past in this case... Forget about it...
What would you suggest I communicate to these third parties about myself given the fact that I can't ask them to communicate with her?


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The accommodation was clean and good value for money.
Good restaurant, warm room (winter stay)
Functional, fit for purpose, clean, well located, easy parking. A bit bland (rooms could do with a little colour). Hotel entrance unilluminated at night and quite hard to locate.
Perfect for an overnight break on a long journey. Food was excellent and good value. Rooms were clean and provided everything - though perhaps rather small for a longer stay. Will definitely seek out Campanile hotels again.
Smiling welcome anda good breakfast
it was clearly marked on the road - easily found
Breakfast was good room was clean easy to book Bed was to firm
Standard Campanile little changed. Fair value only.
the convenience of it's position, tea & coffee in the room. The menu was restricted to starter buffet and dessert buffet
Staff pleased to help A bit dated. Food expensive for the quality
The restaurant was fantastic a very high standard of food and the staff were very friendly and helpful particularly with French / English translation!
Good location. Nice distance from Ferry for first night stopover.
Good room for a family Internet not accessible from room, only lobby
Good location in the town, bistro and bar excellent. Could have better car parking facilities.
Good hotel for a few nights. Good location to stop on the way to the south.
Convenient, prompt service, easy parking Poor lighting in rooms, rather dated, "pink and chintz" decor in public areas.
We stayed in the new detached building 400m up the hill. It was fabulous, like staying in someone's newly built mansion. Awesome new design and technology, and an indoor pool. Fantastic.
Location Only part of the rooms are newly renovated and we were two couples who reserved two superior rooms. Only one renovated room was given which did seem to be a superior room and the other room was rather old. I got the wrong impression from the web site. Expected more.
Well situated in town centre
Convenience of Access Not Applicable
Excellent stopover on way to and from ferry. Good breakfast and good value restaurant adjacent.
Room was clean and quiet, and as described. Disappointed to discover that the associated restaurant was closed for a week or so during our stay - would have preferred to have been advised at time of booking, or at least at check-in.
Modern with good lighting Difficult to find and good way from centre. The room refreshment assortment was meagre only one sachet of coffee for 2 people.
Friendly family run hotel. Very nice stay. Rooms excellent.
Uitstekende service van het personeel.Perfecte Internetverbinding.Good value for money, good service and a great Internet.Goede eetgelegenheden op loopafstanden Bison was the best.Goede uitvalsbasis om de d-day stranden te bekijken. Nothing whatsoever.
It was convenient for onward journey. Good breakfast for that type of hotel. The address given on booking could not be identified by our Sat Nav. Had it not been for good signage on the route into St Lo we would have had trouble finding it. Location, although convenient, not attractive. Not somewhere you would stay to relax.
The woman at reception was pleasant, very helpful and a credit to your organisation.
2 star hotel with 4 star facilities
Comfortable, clean room at a good price. I was touring the area and only needed an adequate place to stay. This hotel met my needs. Location relative to Saint-Lo city center
Nice new facilities, helpful staff
Staff were very welcoming and particularly anxious to help. Very friendly.Very good breakfast. We had used the hotel before and will use it again.
good view with historic site
The only good option in the city, the staff and the cleanness. The bar right next to the hotel unleashes every weekend (Friday and Saturday) a bunch of totally drunk people who stay under your window shouting until 4AM.
Very friendly front desk staff! They knew English well enough to help us with our stumbling French!!
The hotel was very central - being close to the train station and near to a few bars/restaurants. Our room was at the back of the premises overlooking the station car park which appears to be a meeting place for the local teenagers until the early hours of the morning.
Easy access by car from anywhere in Normandie Restaurant was below par
Very pleasant, friendly staff. Room was adequate and very clean. Good central location with plenty of restaurants nearby. No.
Nice view at the river and castle. In the center of town. So hot! No airco for such a hotel is unacceptable for me. The room was not the cleanest (holes in the wall/dirty windows/..).
very clean, huge bathroom, good restaurant
It was very warm in the hotel, and opening the window was not an option due to the very heavy streetnoise.
I was extremely disappointed to find the restaurant closed, particularly on a Saturday evening. There appeared to be only one member of staff on duty, No restaurant on the Saturday.The room had not been cleaned, the carpet was very dirty. The bed was the hardest I have ever experienced.
We arrived early evening on the way to our destination ,found the hotel easily which had all the facilities we wanted for an overnight stay and certainly much quieter than many of the other hotels in the centre of town No food was available on a Saturday night after a lengthy journey which was diappointing but with St. Lo just down the road it was no great problem, Far happier to be in this hotel than the others seen
The bedroom layout, the ease of finding the hotel. They only had one price for breakfast, the children paid the same price.
poor ventilation bedrooms due to position noisy + with windows open ? aircon would help
Very friendly and helpul staff, all spoke English very well. Food was very good standard. Good parking facilities. Relaxed atmosphere. We had a family room which unfortunately had a noticeable musty smell when we arrived. After opening the windows, it cleared to a reasonable level. The rest of the hotel was fine, so maybe we were just unlucky.
Staff were very pleasant and the room quite adequate, also breakfast was good.
The breakfast was the only redeeming feature The rooms were very cramped and had no air conditionning. The toilet seat was broken and we asked for it to be fixed, but this was not done.
very close to main road routes no food after a long drive, saturdays or sundays. big let down.
Wi-Fi in bedroom.
Staff on duty on arrival extremely good. Family room was cramped - no tea/coffee making facilties.
The quality, flavour and presentation of the food particularly the evening meal was excellent. Pleasant location for a relaxing break for those looking for a balance between 'time out' and 'local/district/region interest' within reasonable travelling distance. The stairs to the second floor were particularly steep and only part railed. this caused my wife some difficulty. We would recommend those with mobility concerns to request a ground floor room where possible. No particular dislikes of note.
Good food and comfortable room. Close to autoroute
Very atmospheric, quiet.
Quiet location, friendly staff,liesurely pace which our evening meal was presented cmfortable accomodation and certainly an overnight stop I would use again and look forward to.
No late keys available. Hotel locked at 11:30
Beautiful, peaceful situation
Lovely building and garden in a tranquil country setting. An excellent restaurant. None
Quite easy to find from the autoroute, but far enough away to be set in very pretty, quiet countryside so that we could jear bird song most of the time we were there. Good resturant and plenty of off street safe parking Not an expensive hotel but with two of us eating and drinking it was a far from cheap experience.
Reasonably priced, in a good location for an overnight stop if getting the ferry from Cherbourg. Food was very good. They catered for our baby twins very well. Service was slow at dinner, as was the check out.
The room was very nice and cosy. This is a quite place with a very good kitchen. A very nice experience which was recommended by friends.
Lovely big room - good food, nice staff
Convinient (at least for us) location in the main square of the small town, reasonable price,there's a restaurant downstairs, though we didn't use it. Stuff was only 'moderately' friendly, rooms were dusty & a bit run down, though still functional & had some nice decorations.
Hotel is situated right in the center of the city and only a mile away from the highway. The beds were good. The hotel restaurant is awkward. We had Aldi mixed vegetables (tin for 0,87 ct) in a 23 Euro menu. The sirloin steak (faux filet) could have served as shoe sole. A once and never again experience. The breakfast buffet (6,50 Eur) was modest. A second croissant was strictly denied.
ease of location, Nice area/town, easy reception process and attentive management. large room for 5 people suited our purpose of one night stop over with young family. Ideal for us. Nice continental breakfast worth booking to save the hassle.
Very friendly and efficient staff,comfortable room,reasonable rates and a very good menu choice in restaurant.
The staff were very helpful ,there was a problem with our room but was resolved immediately by reception.


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Rick, I have an idea. Before you install the intake manifold, and after everything else has been fixed up, please check for spark. This will ensure that everything that you've fixed up and connected actually works as planned, including the fuel injectors ( you should be able to smell the fuel through the open spark plugs' holes, do not fix up the spark plugs before you check for spark following your rebuild). Or of course, you can suspend the fuel rail slightly above the head with wire or rope cord or something, and you'll be able to see each injector literally firing the fuel charge in sequence. I suggest you test this first in this way before testing for spark, in order to minimise freak fires.
The method is ridiculously easy, as I discovered today on a hunch after watching a video on youtube. I was under the impression that the ignition coil would have to be compressed against the spark plug, by basically holding it down. While this can be done with an appropriately insulated hand, some may prefer not to touch the coil at all in any way due to the high voltages involved (20k-40k volts, can't remember which). However there's a far simpler way. First, remove one ignition coil. Make sure its connected to the wiring harness. Place it upside down on the engine, the shock towers, something...use a cloth or whatever to create a surface to do this. The ignition coil's rubber boot should be facing directly up (and not at any angle). Then, insert a spark plug into the boot and push it in. It will spring out a little but leave that. After that, connect 1 end of a jumper cable to the threaded portion of the spark plug, and the other end of the same jumper cable to a ground point such as a nut on the car's body.
The weight of this jumper lead together with its own weight will pull the spark plug down onto the springs sufficiently to make contact with the conductor (the spring) in the spark plug boot
. Then crank the engine for a few seconds.
If everything works ok, you should be able to see your spark. If there are no sparks, check your jumper cable's connections, make sure the spark plug is upright as best as you can manage it (together with the boot), and if necessary switch to a different spark plug. (needless to say, use known good plugs). If you still don't get spark, there's something wrong. With the intake manifold still not installed, it will be FAR easier for you to troubleshoot things.
If you see sparks, great. Test a different coil in the same manner. There's no need to test more than 2 coils to verify that everything is working as planned. Then, go for the final phase of your reinstallation.
This of course cannot really verify anything about timing except the most extreme scenarios, but it is a useful intermediate step that takes almost no time to do and could save you alot of trouble and stress in trying to troubleshoot something.
p.s. Hey bro.....did you clean out your fuel injectors? Backflushed them too? You can do this with a carb cleaner and around $5 in parts from a hardware store. Please search youtube and you'll find a great video on this.
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A research team, led by Carnegie's Anna Michalak, has determined that the 2011 record-breaking algal bloom in Lake Erie was triggered by long-term agricultural practices coupled with extreme precipitation, followed by weak lake circulation and warm temperatures. The team also predicts that, unless agricultural policies change, the lake will continue to experience extreme blooms. The research is published in the online early edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences the week of April 1, 2013.
"The perfect storm of weather events and agricultural practices that occurred in 2011 is unfortunately consistent with ongoing trends, which means that more huge algal blooms can be expected in the future unless a scientifically guided management plan is implemented for the region," remarked Michalak.
Fresh water algal blooms can result when excessive amounts of phosphorus and nitrogen are added to the water, typically as runoff from fertilized agriculture. These excess nutrients encourage unusual growth of algae and aquatic plants.
When the plants and algae die, the decomposers that feed on them use up oxygen, which can drop to levels too low for aquatic life to thrive. In the beginning, the Lake Erie algae were almost entirely Microcytsis, an organism that produces a liver toxin and can cause skin irritation.
The scientists combined sampling and satellite-based observations of the lake with computer simulations. The bloom began in the western region in mid-July and covered an area of 230 square miles (600 km2). At its peak in October, the bloom had expanded to over 1930 square miles (5000 km2). Its peak intensity was over 3 times greater than any other bloom on record.
The researchers looked at numerous factors that could have contributed to the bloom including land use, agricultural practices, runoff, wind, temperature, precipitation, and circulation.
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Conditions in the fall of 2010 were ideal for harvesting and preparing the fields, increasing fertilizer application for the spring planting. A series of strong storms the following spring caused large amounts of phosphorus to run off into the lake.
In May alone rainfall was over 6.5 inches (170 mm), a level more than 75% above the prior 20-year average for the month. This onslaught resulted in among the largest observed spring phosphorus loads since 1975, when intensive monitoring began.
Lake Erie was not unusually calm and warm before the bloom. But after the bloom began, warmer water and weaker currents encouraged a more productive bloom than in prior years. The longer period of weak circulation and warmer temperatures helped incubate the bloom and allowed the Microcytsis to remain near the top of the water column. That had the added effect of preventing the nutrients from being flushed out of the system.
The researchers' data did not support the idea that land-use and crop choices contributed to the increase in nutrient run-off that fueled the bloom.
To determine the likelihood of future mega-blooms, the scientists analyzed climate model simulations under both past and future climate conditions. They found that severe storms become more likely in the future, with a 50% increase in the frequency of precipitation events of.80 inch (20 mm) or more of rain. Stronger storms, with greater than 1.2 inch (30 mm) of rain, could be twice as frequent.
The authors believe that future calm conditions with weak lake circulation after bloom onset is also likely to continue since current trends show decreasing wind speeds across the U.S. This would result in longer lasting blooms and decreased mixing in the water column.
"Although future strong storms may be part of the new normal," remarked Michalak. "Better management practices could be implemented to provide some relief to the problem."
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In Analog Artist, do "Outputs | Setup..." to get the following window:
Give the measurment some nice name and type the following command in the "Expression" line:
This measures the time difference from the midpoint (3.3Volts / 2) of the first rising edge of the transient voltage of "Cin" to the midpoint of the first rising edge of "Cout". It can be customized to many different situations by selecting a higher edge count and by substituting "rising" with "falling" or "both".
After you entered the expression, hit the "Add" button to add it to your "Table of Outputs", then close the window with "Ok". Then hit the "Plot..." icon and you should see the number (around 774ps) right in your output list. So there is no need to open the waveform and place markers any more.
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Romney has also adopted many of DuhBya's policy advisers. 17 of his top 25 advisers worked for DuhBya. So considering the fact that DuhBya put the US economy in the toilet, why does Willard think that the same failed policies will work now? Former President George W. Bush, was not campaigning with Willard Romney today. DuhBya was in the Cayman Islands, speaking to the Cayman Alternative Investment Summit on Grand Cayman Island. The event in the Cayman Islands is held to instruct the richest people in the world on how to hide their assets and use tax shelters to avoid paying taxes like Romney has been doing for decades. But the press has been barred from covering any events that GW will be involved in. Raw Story (http://s.tt/1rHaV)
But that's not the real reason DuhBya has been exiled to the Caymans. The real reason is that Romney is trying to distance himself from the failed policies of DuhBya's administration. But some of the details are now being revealed thanks to a room-service recording being released by "Mother Jones". An employee in the luxury hotel where GW is hiding concealed his cell phone on a food cart and got an audio recording of GW, his body guard and the President of a bank in the Caymans. "Mother Jones" provided this partial transcript from that conversation:
GW: "Oh yeah. Gimme a plate with a lobster and some of that Coby Fillet."
Bubba: "This looks like some [expletive deleted]. I'll bust up your lobster Boss. Want me to cut up your steak?"
GW: "Naw, I can cut that [expletive deleted] steak with my fork."
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GW: "Don't worry about it, Romney's payin' for everything. Get yourself another surf 'n turf if you're still hungry after that one."
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GW: "Sit down, buddy, I got you a surf 'n turf. And I got another big deposit too."
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GW: "This ain't kick back money this time. I got this from your old friend Mitt Romney. I told Romney that I was gonna go to every battleground state to campaign for him. I said I'd praise him for bringing back my boys to help him run the government and I'd endorse his tax plan because it's just like mine. I could see the color drain right out of his face. Yeah, I could see right through all of that [expletive deleted] girlie make-up he always wears. I knew I had him. He said he'd gimme $10 million to get the hell out of the country. I said make it $20 million plus expenses and I'm gone.
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GW: "Naw. My dad and my brothers can handle their own [expletive deleted] accounts."
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