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The alarm is going off?
Vehicle started just fine then suddenly would not. Replaced the clutch switch and starter, no luck
What makes you think you have a alarm problem if the alarm is not going off
It doesn't even turn over?
No, just relays clicking in start position. Battery is fine and the vehicle will push start just fine
Is it fast clicking?
No clicking in run position (key), clicks when placed in start position
right, when you put turn the key to the crank position, you get fast clicking correct?
Just clicks one time when you first place it in crank position then nothing else
Just one click,
That could be a sign of bad starter
Try this and see what happens
See if you can get someone to help you.
Have someone turn the key and hold it in the crank position, while you or the person helping taps the starter with a hammer.
Don't whack it, just tap at it
If the starter engages, then you know you need a starter.
Just put a brand new starter in about two hours ago
I was not aware of that
do you have a volt meter?
started tracing electrical. have no power at 7.5 amp fuse in drivers compartment labled starter. no voltage at switch for cluch
new clutch switch also
you only get power at that fuse when the key is in the crank position
Do you have a volt meter?
The gray connector at the starter.
Unplug it, and on the harness side, put your red lead, and just put the black lead to ground.
Then turn the key and hold it in the crank position
and see how many volts you have
and let me know
give me a few minutes
you got it
0 voltage
Did you check the inhibitor relay?
not sure what or where that is
1 sec
here is where it's located
Can you read a wiring diagram?
a little history....the day that this happened we were sitting in a parking lot waiting on my son, in the mean time my daughter was sitting on the back bumper and I pressed in the clutch to roll back a little. She pushed the vehicle forward then I started it up reverse it. We did this two more times, however on the third time of starting the vehicle back up it just clicked. I assumed the clutch safety switch went out and replaced it, then the starter and now where we are at. Figured I may have engaged the anti theft somehow. Yes I can read it
I have no idea why that happened, but that is not the anti theft system
Hang on, let me get you the diagram. 1 sec
I have the diagram on location and can read it fine now what
Jump pins 3 and 5 on the inhibitor relay and see if the truck starts. Click here to download the wiring diagram
one sec
thats it
problem solved, will buy a new relay this afternoon
Well we just by passed it as a check
so is this not the problem
If you look at the wiring diagram you need to see if pin number one has continuity to ground when the clutch petal is pressed
voltage or ohm
It could be, but if you can verify you have power at pin 2 and good ground at pin 1 when the clutch pedal is pressed, then yes the relay is no good
will check it no
Voltage at pin 2, and ohms to ground on pin 1 with the clutch pedal pressed
power at pin 2 and cant get a reading at all for ground on pin 1
pin 1 is the ground
for that relay
The goes through the clutch switch
I understand it's new, but maybe it's not adjusted right or something
checked voltage pin 1 to pin 2, no reading. Checked voltage pin 2 to batt ground, 12.67
yeah you should have power at pin 2
verified that clutch is engaging switch completely when depressed
now you just need to figure out pin 1's problem to ground and that should resolve your problem
Did you download the wiring diagram to see
what I am saying
yep i got it, will track it down
You got it! At least we have the problem narrowed down
If you have any more questions on this, please feel free to ask. Thanks Jay!
Thank you Jay, helped me alot. Positive feedback on the way
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A recycling company has been fined £20,000 after a foreign student fell four metres through a chute on a waste transfer site.
Priyank Malik, from India, was working part-time at the Country Waste Management site in Beddington Lane, when the incident happened in April last year.
The 22-year-old business studies student from India, suffered minor injuries when he fell through the chute into a waste-storage bay below.
The incident was investigated by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), who said the company failed to put measures in place to protect their employees and others working at height.
Last week, Westminster Magistrates Court heard One 51 Recycling ES UK (South) Limited, trading as Country Waste Management, had received advice from the HSE about its responsibility to control the risks of working at height in 2010.
After Mr Malik's incident an improvement notice was served on the company, requiring it to take sufficient measures to safeguard workers from falls from height.
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Otherwise I am still a student of the world, each day I'm interested in something on this planet, from cordyceps making me question the moral authority in the universe to an average ejaculation containing 15TB of data; the universe and how we view it is a wondrous diverse and interesting place. This world is far more of a mysterious place than we give it credit for :)
And after having made those lovely scents I need to put them in a worthy medium and so when I do so in oil I like to massage. I've always been into massage, from boarding school back in England using the post training massage techniques from martial arts I learnt as a child I put to good use, releasing my housemates fascia knots after a match. I also have formal training in Tuina, and tantric massage along with being a qualified Shiatsu practitioner here in SF, although admittedly I am not in practice, apart from helping a friend out now and again.
The next most noticeable thing about me is my accent, I am British, born/lived in London and educated in Wiltshire, so to put it simply I basically sound like a BBC news reporter in the cyclone of accents that is the UK, which as far as they go is supposedly one of the easier to follow for Americans, or so I've been told.
Elliot is my favourite poet, Wilde my favourite playwright, Chopin my favourite composer, and author, well thats a little more tricky
Films, well this is endless, on the whole I like love film in general from trash to highbrow aspect of each of love and hate
Secondly and only somewhat countered to my first, is my home, I love my room, how it looks, its comforts and entertainments, whether it's watching a film in bed with the projector or meditating in candlelight watching the shimmer of light over the glassworks it is very much my point of comfort and rest- not to mention the fantastic housemates that I live with too.
Third and really this could be first is the bedroom antics and all the pleasures they contain, I'm very open sexually, and sometimes kinky. I think there is a time and a place for lots of aspects of sexuality and enjoy exploring, playing and consensually pushing boundaries.
Fourth would be my studies, whether this be in Chinese Medicine at school, oil information or personal learning I am driven to learn and further understand the world around me.
Fifth I hate to admit it but it would be my computer, I am reliant on it for so much now, connection back to the UK, work, planning etc the list is endless. But to balance this also my beautiful little leather belt journal where I write quotes and poems in.
A favourite of mine at the moment:
'If somebody thinks they're a hedgehog, presumably you just give 'em a mirror and a few pictures of hedgehogs and tell them to sort it out for themselves.
-Douglas Adams -'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'
And lastly- and I only put it last as it is a very obvious and somewhat universal one, but the friends in my life and the social bonds I nourish. I will also put in here having a furry little snugly thing in my life to cuddle from time to time, Cats preferred, but love dogs/ferrets too- thank god my neighbour has the most amazing cuddle slut of a cat with the most beautiful blue eyes that comes in whenever he can.
-passionate about what it is that you do
-like to engage in the metaphysical as well as the practical and talk about it over a pint
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Happy belated Christmas and nearly New Year ladies.
Debs hope you're back to normal soon. Can't imagine the juggling with quarantine and so many DCs.
Christmas here was fab if chaotic given the northern road trip we do every year. Jack missed his naps for three days which actually worked quite well with the sleeping in three different houses in three different nights and in a travel cot!
Have finally crashed today. Am utterly exhausted and honestly look 5 months pregnant at just 11 weeks. A lot of banter going around about multiples but I'm keeping my fingers crossed until the scan a week on Monday.
Everyone I've seen recently now knows as its impossible to hide. I'd forgotten how drab maternity clothes are too.... Any recommendations welcome.
Oh god beadit i'm still wearing a lot of mine and refuse to talk about it!
debs We havent had chicken pox here yet <dread emoticon>
Hope you all had a nice xmas. I did. And so did the kids.
The house however is a fucking nightmare (trust me, the swear word is needed)
I'll be in the papers at this rate as the poor woman who suffocated under a sea of fisher price!
Either that, or the poor woman who killed herself, because having to match up all the bits and pieces to the right toys takes nearly an hour every night and i just couldn't do it any longer!!!!
Thankfully she isn't too bad with the spots, it was the cold beforehand which was so bad. Lucy still not got any so fingers crossed she is immune.
Sassy I have been there, before and now. There is light at the end of the toybox
Beadit I was huge with ds from start to finish. I think it was because he was a boy, I have lost weight with all the girls, maybe a wee girl is coming your way
Happy new year to you all! Wishing you all have a happy and healthy 2013 and look forward to the babies of next year
Happy New Year everyone. x
Took your advice sassy34264 and went for a run this morning, 10k in 59 mins so I was pleased. Here's to a fit 2013
Hi all, had a quick read to try to catch up, sorry I've been away for so long! I dropped off the 'Threads I'm on' and then couldn't seem to manage to get myself back... things have been really busy, as the others who have (or have had) a toddler and a newborn know, plus the run up to Christmas and getting our kitchen done! Still, we've survived it. Bruno is doing well: he can roll over already and crawl backwards a bit, which is earlier than Aphra managed to, I think! He stands up really well if you take his hands or hold him under the armpits; again, earlier than Aphra I think.
I see that there have been ups and downs in everyone's lives but haven't yet caught up with everything folks have posted. Congrats to Dixie for little Ted Victor, to Saiorse for Maya, and to BeadIt for the BFP! And congrats also to you cinnamon for going for a run on NY Day - did you manage that in the end, sassy?
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Not even close.
I've been in bed for the last 3 days sick. Started on new years day and broke my fever this afternoon. I've had to have my mum round, cos i couldn't get up very well. I would be burning up, but literally shivering. Then when eventually i did get warm (full clothes on- including dp's fisherman type polo neck- under the duvet) I would start sweating like mad. i've just slept and slept. Not very well though.
Dp's away until tomorrow- typical. Feeling a lot better now though. Just got a cough and a cold.
I am however nauseous. and today i made a dish that i normally love- one bite had me gagging, but i can however face some foods...............
i don't know who's bricking it more, me or dp.
Bruno is a baby!!! How come's he looks like a little toddler already!!!! Good it goes fast.
They are both adorable.
Another baby sassy34264?!?!?
Hope you're feeling better with your cold and fever though x
Very cute boys you have comix
sassy you sound like a poorly, poorly lady... Hopefully dp can let you rest more when he's back. Sending get well vibes!
I've been on antibiotics for a chest infection but stopped early as I think they were making me feel worse. Since I've stopped I do feel better and my nausea finally seems to be fading scan on Monday... Can't wait
First day of the pox spots here today. Jack is ok if a little more sleepy and clumsy but tomorrow could be different as his spots tripled this afternoon/evening..... Probably shouldn't come with us to the scan given all the pregnant ladies there..... Am I right thinking he could still be contagious then??
Just reading the "over fed grandson" thread in 'chat' and feel so sad for that poor boy and his gran
Lumps think you'll be impressed with our top boys name!
He will still be contagious until the last spots have scabbed 5-7 days for most but that's after they've come up. Mine had new spots coming for 4 days. We didn't take ds1 to 12 week scan but we did to 20 week one and he loved it, lots to see at that one
He wouldn't be coming with us for the show, more that we struggle for help on the days Mum and Dad don't usually do. Mum is busy Mondays and Dad has never had him on his own though sure by now he's seen enough nappy changes to know what to do!
Definitely wont take him now though....... Fingers crossed someone is able to help otherwise Dh will have to miss the scan
I think we've already infected our neighbours little girl. They were together on Monday and shared a bath so it would explain her fever last night.
Hoping for not too many spot tomorrow but his face seemed to be the most inviting for today's spots grrrrrrrrrrrrr
Lucy still hasn't come out in pox spots so she is either super lucky or she is just taking a long time to incubate them
Am going to print off the couch to 5k schedule and I will give it a go this year. My weight loss has stalled and it needs a kick start especially as best friend has lost 5 stone is 18 months and looks fabulous.
Mine were exactly 2 weeks apart Debs75 so if Robin got them Christmas day you still have until Tuesday. Assuming Lucy caught them from her and not from the original source. Come join our c25k thread, there are lots of people just starting so you'll be in good company and if you fancy giving mfp a go I'm there too
Evening all you lovely ladies. hope everyone had a good Christmas and New year. it's was lovely. busy but good. Toby loved every minute of it and just kept saying "I'm such a lucky boy!" olly wasn't so impressed and just cried if we tried to get him to open a pressie!!
sassy! do a test, do a test!! I did one before Christmas because I was so nauseous all the time. in was negative. I'm pretty sure it was a bug.
the incubation period for the pox is 2 weeks so debs, Lucy won't be totally in the clear until robin has been non contagious for 2 weeks if that makes sense!!
beady! does it begin with a T???
lumpy it does! But it's joint top spot with one beginning with 'R'..... Very early days too. Think it will go v nicely with Jack though
You ever get anything but nice comments about it?
Jack now has spots on his tongue and on his bits but seems totally oblivious to them at the mo.
no, never had anything remotely negative. people often ask if it's short for Tobias but generally say what a lovely name it is!!
Bloody hell this chocken pox thing is just getting ridiculous. I would of thought with Lucy spending almost all her time with Robyn that she would of got it pretty quick. She has a spot at the corner of her mouth but i don't think it is chicken pox. Tuesday is 2 weeks after Robyn got a spot and a week on Monday is when she was non-contagious again.
Anyone else cracked potty training yet? Lucy wants to and I think she may be ready. Don't want to pushe her though, she pooed on the floor and got distressed today.
I have started with Luke, with my nightmare schedule during term time I wanted to start before the kids went back to school but not right over Christmas. So far he's doing well, did a poo in his pants today but did one in the toilet and all his wees in the toilet today so not bad. I am putting nappy back on at night but it is dry in the morning. Need to get some sheets to protect the matress before I'm brave enough for night time. The problem is I have 2 or 3 school runs all walking so I'm out an hour at a time and I have to wake him up from his nap before I go in the afternoon and I really don't want to put him in pull ups every time I go out as I think it's confusing and makes them lazy. Will see how he goes tomorrow as no school until Tuesday but I'm reasonably optimistic.
Even if she caught it the day Robyn got it the incubation is 2 weeks so it won't actually come out in spots until 2 weeks after she caught it. I don't know if it's contagious before the spots come out? The only way she could have got spots earlier is if they caught it from the same person.
Having a really down few days . So nice to have had dh and ds1 at home and I don't want to go back to manic working days and tired grumpy ds1, plus I'm more tired and grumpy and snap at them when I shouldn't. Luke is challenging at the moment and I am so much better with him when I have more time. I'm so sick of struggling with money, never having enough, moving it around and the pressure of debt with no end in sight what so ever. I also feel like the chance of having another baby is slipping away to almost impossbile, dh is right we really can't afford it we are only just scraping by as it is and I am either babysitting or selling bodyshop just so we can go swimming or take the boys to mcDonalds. And now with the car breaking another £750 has gone on a credit card . Our house is worth so much less than we paid for it so we can't even sell it and have lower outgoings to make life easier. Should I really need to work more than 50 hours a week just to get by? Sorry feeling very sorry for myself!
A very belated happy new year!!
Ive been trying to get on for ages, I have actually even caught up on several occasions but something (or someone) has always interrupted me just before I actually get to write a msg.
So Ive waited till everyone´s gone to bed tonight to make sure I won´t get disturbed.
cinnamon I wish I had your will power, need to get back into some fitness regime but feeling far too lazy.
Sorry to hear about chicken pox Debs. Maia has been out of nappies for a while now, but she still wees about once week (wooden floors throughout house - so easy to clean - but she always wees on the rug in the lounge )
Round II of pressie giving today, The Three Wise mens day here in Spain. Had loads of fun with the kids and spent the whole day out as its like Spring here. Had fun back home but have to say dont miss the weather at all - Rain rain and more rain. Will be back again soon though, been invited to a wedding in Feb.
Cinnamon there is so much conflicting advice on infection. NHS says you are most contagious 2 days before spots come out and before all spots have crusted. We think she caught it on either the 19th or 21st of December which was the only 2 days in December she went out(had been full of a nasty cold before then)
Sorry to hear your money woes. It is scandalous that you are struggling whilst working, especially both of you working. Would it be better if you could do something else? Childcare is really low paid and you sound like you are running yourselves ragged. Would you be better not working at all until the youngest is in school?
Patito All these present days sound lovely. A warm sunny Christmas would be nice for a change. It is rainy and cold here, all the time it feels.
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Grasshopper.iics wrote:Touch screens and gestures are not suitable for production applications or
Grasshopper.iics wrote:But there are several cases where you want to avoid using your hand.
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Grasshopper.iics wrote:ou are in dias, giving presentation, explaining things. After every slide, you need to click the mouse, leaving your position. Now imaging you doing it all through moving your hands like a magic.
Grasshopper.iics wrote:your AC is giving you chill. You got to getup and search for your remote. I would prefer showing it a thumb up to increase the temperature.
Grasshopper.iics wrote:And your cell ringing. How often are we annoyed, searching for remote? Wouldn't it be great if we could signal TV to hush and it goes mute
Grasshopper.iics wrote:your system shutting down automatically when you feel sleepy
Quote:Most presenters already have a remote next/previous slide controller that fits neatly in your hand.
Quote:And if your wife asks you if you want coffee? "Ah!" says the AC - hotter!
Quote:And how annoying if you don't mean the TV? Or if it's the wife knitting and her hands make the same gesture?
Quote:nd how is it going to detect that? Lack of movement?
Grasshopper.iics wrote:Would you really not like to use the features of touch embedded in you large TV
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For the naysayers, of course this isn't perfect for every application, but then, neither is a mouse...
Quote:ou need a controller to record those motions rather than requiring touch, and you need to put the controller down, so you can hold your hands on top of the table or on your lap.
Quote:The next thing is how should your GUI look like?
Quote:holding up your arms for an extended amount of time is extremely tiring, and expansive gestures even more so!
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39th annual Catholic Schools Week kicks off with carnivals, community service
About 21,000 students in the Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese are celebrating the 39th annual Catholic Schools Week with a combination of prayer, community service and fun.
"A lot of them are doing charity-type things" this week, said Michael Latusek, superintendent of Catholic schools for the diocese.
Catholic Schools Week runs nationally from Jan. 27 to Feb. 2. This year's theme is "Catholic Schools Raise the Standards." Schools in the region generally start the week with a Mass, and some hold carnivals, but community service is a dominant theme. Here are some of the service activities planned:
• Christ the Divine Teacher Academy, Aspinwall, and St. Vitus School, New Castle, are making Valentines for several organizations.
• North American Martyrs School, Monroeville, is making toys for the animals at Animals Friends.
• St. Mary's School, Glenshaw, is raising money for the Lymphoma Society with a basketball shooting event.
• Christ the Divine Teacher began making cards for special occasions a couple of years ago for senior citizens in Meals on Wheels and veterans at the nearby H.J. Heinz campus of the VA Healthcare System in Aspinwall.
"It might sound like a simple little thing, but for some senior citizen living alone, when they get their meal with a bright card and a silly joke, it cheers them up," said Sister Dorothy Dolak, principal of Christ the Divine Teacher.
• Junior Achievement will teach 3,621 students in 17 Catholic Schools about business and economics, with business leaders teaching the students what it takes to be successful.
As it celebrates its schools, the diocese also recognizes the challenges they face. Enrollment in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade in the diocese has fallen from 23,000 students in 2010-11 to 21,000 this year. That's a decrease of 8.7 percent. As a result, 11 schools closed over the past two years.
Latusek said some parishes have formed consortium schools, supported by parishes of the merging schools.
"Rather than two or three (parishes) running schools with fewer students, they merged" to allow variety and larger classrooms, he said. He said it is up to parishes to decide whether to merge.
The diocese this week is beginning the Catholic Schools Network, a marketing platform to promote the 91 parochial schools in Allegheny, Butler, Beaver, Lawrence, Greene and Washington counties. The campaign, promoted at www.CatholicSchoolsNetwork.net, allows each parochial school to create its own community-oriented marketing and outreach to promote itself.
The diocese also plans to open Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic High School in the fall of 2014 in Cranberry. It will replace North Catholic High School in Troy Hill.
Bill Zlatos is a reporter for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-320-7828 or email@example.com.


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* Low ECB loan repayment pushes euro to 6-week low * U.S., European shares, commodities rebound after sharp losses * Italian elections in focus By Angela Moon NEW YORK, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Global equity markets rose on Friday, recovering some of the previous session's sharp losses, but the euro hit a six-week low against the dollar on renewed doubts about the health of the euro zone's financial system. Oil prices edged up as evidence of improving business morale in Germany helped bolster sentiment after two days of heavy losses. Wall Street also edged higher on Friday, rebounding from two days of losses as shares of Dow component Hewlett-Packard surged on strong results. The stock jumped nearly 15 percent to $19.60 as the top boost on both the Dow and the S&P 500 indexes. Risk-associated assets have been rattled this week by suggestions the U.S. Federal Reserve could scale back its monetary support sooner than expected and by weak euro zone data that dashed hopes of an early recovery in the recession-hit region. The S&P 500 had dropped 1.9 percent over the prior two sessions, its worst two-day drop since early November, putting the benchmark on pace for its first weekly decline of the year. Still, the index is up about 6 percent for the year and managed to hold the 1,500 support level. In a sign that some euro zone banks may still need support, the ECB said just over 61 billion euros ($81 billion) of the 530 billion it lent at the height of the bloc's crisis last year will be repaid when banks get the first opportunity next week. That was well below the 130 billion euros expected by traders and means there remains more than enough cash in the banking system to keep downward pressure on money market rates. The news sent the euro to a six-week low against the dollar. "The low repayment ... will keep liquidity conditions accommodative for the time being in the euro zone," said Nick Bennenbroek, head of currency strategy at Wells Fargo Bank in New York. The data signaled that some banks still feel the need to keep hold of the ultra-cheap emergency loans and means the ECB's balance sheet will shrink at a slower pace. A report from the European Commission that forecast the euro zone economy will contract again in 2013, and caution ahead of an Italian election this weekend, also weighed on the euro, which fell for a third straight session. But stocks fared better in Europe as investors looked to take advantage of the previous session's sharp sell-off, though traders cited some caution given the elections in Italy. The FTSEurofirst 300 closed up 1.2 percent at 1,165.43, having sunk 1.5 percent on Thursday. The Dow Jones industrial average was up 61.97 points, or 0.45 percent, at 13,942.59. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was up 6.70 points, or 0.45 percent, at 1,509.12. The Nasdaq Composite Index was up 14.96 points, or 0.48 percent, at 3,146.45. MSCI's world share index was up 0.5 percent. EURO HITS 6-WEEK LOW The euro fell as low as $1.3144, its lowest since Jan. 10, retreating from a session high of $1.3244 after the German Ifo survey showed a big jump in business morale in Germany, suggesting a brighter outlook for the euro zone's largest economy. The euro was last down 0.2 percent at $1.3167, with market players reporting supporting bids around $1.3150-60. Europe's common currency was on pace to close lower for a third straight week. Investors were wary about the risk of a fragmented Italian parliament, which could hinder the euro zone's third-largest economy from fighting its longest recession in 20 years. Market participants in general are taking a more defensive position - betting on the euro's downside - in case of an adverse outcome in Italy. The result of the vote is not expected until next week. The euro and the dollar rose against the yen, although strategists said the Japanese currency's three-month decline was showing signs of losing momentum. Expectations the new Japanese government will take aggressive easing steps to revive the economy have helped the yen fall steeply across the board since November. The dollar rose 0.3 percent on the day to 93.34 yen, keeping some distance from a 33-month high of 94.47 hit last week. The euro edged up 0.1 percent to 122.90 yen. Like equities, commodities rebounded from Thursday's big sell-off, which was driven by fears that the Fed may be edging closer to ending its ultra-loose monetary policy, which has flooded the markets with liquidity. Brent April crude rose 40 cents to $113.94 a barrel by 1:55 p.m. ET, after jumping early to a session high of $114.79. U.S. April crude was up 11 cents at $92.95 a barrel, having slipped to $92.44 during the session, the lowest price since early January. In U.S. Treasuries trading, 10-year notes were trading 3/32 higher in price to yield 1.96 percent, down slightly from 1.97 percent late Thursday.


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Johnny Boy is a crew neck baby pullover that is self patterning in our Berroco Sox yarn. (Berroco)
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Around one-third of Australian companies have reported profits so far this month and fund managers say the results have been good, but certainly not great.
The tough economic environment and higher Australian dollar during the earlier part of the year have largely held back corporate profits and could force analysts to downgrade earnings forecasts into 2014.
This has kept a lid on gains in Australian shares, with the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 ending up 1.2 per cent for the week, but losing ground on Friday.
Given a flurry of profit downgrades preceded the earnings season, surprises over the past week have been few. Nevertheless stock watchers remain nervous.
Despite the downgrades to earnings earlier in the year, 33 per cent of companies that have reported have still delivered results below what most analysts were expecting, the worst result since February 2009, according to AMP Capital.
"Early trends show fewer headline surprises, and, encouragingly, an increase in the number of companies providing guidance and surprising on dividends," Goldman Sachs research analyst Hamish Tadgell said.
"Despite this, our analysts remain more cautious, having downgraded earnings for close to half the companies that have reported."
Companies that have reported strong headline profit results include
Lazard Asset Management portfolio manager Phil Hofflin said, so far, "the reporting season has been relatively benign, with the market already anticipating some of the difficulties which companies have subsequently reported".
Mr Hofflin added that the impact of a weaker Australian dollar over the last few months, to around US91¢ on Friday, will help many company's earnings in the future. "A lower Australian dollar is generally good news for the Australian equity market and the portfolio continues to hold a number of companies which should benefit from this," he said.
Numbers for 2014 already being pruned
Despite the prospect of a lower currency, the need to restructure the economy in light of the mining investment phase coming to an end has prompted some analysts to start pruning their 2014 numbers – not only for companies that have disappointed, but also for those that have delivered a decent 2013 result.
"It's not that the economy is falling apart – its simply that starting point 2014 earnings numbers up in the double-digits were over-optimistic in the first place," Graham Harman investment strategist of Russell Investments said.
Analysts are expecting 2012-13 earnings growth to come in at -0.5 per cent across the ASX 200, down from consensus forecasts earlier this year of 12 per cent.
Property developer
CBA is also among the 45 per cent of companies which have seen their share price underperform on the day of the results. CBA shares dropped 0.8 per cent on Wednesday despite delivering a knock out $7.68 billion full-year profit. Investors were disappointed after the country's biggest bank dismissed calls to pay a special dividend. CBA shares closed at $73.30.
Blood products and vaccine provider
Profit results exceeded expectations in 41 per cent of companies, which is down on the 44 per cent that beat forecasts in February, according to AMP Capital. This was helped by the fact that 65 per cent of companies increased dividends compared to 53 per cent during the February reporting season. Only 9 per cent of companies have cut dividends so far this reporting season.
The August reporting season will ramp up a notch this week with 90 companies reporting including
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When I was first diagnosed with celiac disease, I went to my best friend's place in Montreal for dinner. She is Italian, and her lovely family were used to feeding me pasta without issue. When I explained my disease to her parents, her father looked appalled. Solemnly and slowly he said, "Jodi, this is a fate worse than death."
While many celiacs feel the same way upon hearing their diagnosis, the reality is that the world is a safer place for our stomachs than it ever has been. And there are plenty of wonderful, naturally gluten free grains out there for experimenting and enjoying.
Given his reaction, however, I was worried about my trip to Italy. I did not know if there would be any food for me, or if I would need to bring snacks of my own. I was surprised to find that my fears were very misplaced.
Italy was one of the easiest places to enjoy food as a celiac.
Gluten Free Guide to Italy: Table of Contents
Gluten Free Italy: an overview
Gluten Free Translation Card in Italian
What is Safe and Gluten Free in Italy?
What is Unsafe for a Celiac in Italy?
Further reading
Overview of Italy and Celiac Disease
Upon my return from Italy, I waxed poetic about how much I could eat. The first reaction from every single person was precisely the same: "oh Italy must be accommodating its tourists!" Not the case. It was obvious that the dietary changes were not rooted in tourism. Even tiny towns had knowledge of the disease, and had been exposed to it sufficiently that they made adjustments in what they offered.
I reached out to Letizia Mattiacci, who runs a B&B with a cooking school in Italy. Letizia responded quickly :
I recall seeing a Dutch study time ago stating that modern wheat varieties have higher toxic gluten content than traditional varieties. Then there's the problem of overexposure. Wheat and modified starch are everywhere, so Italians are certainly more exposure than others as we are big pasta and bread eaters. According to the Italian celiac association, about 1% of Italians are celiac. As a consequence, is not surprising that you find lots of gluten free options in Italy. In Perugia we even have a gluten free restaurant and we'll have a Gluten-Free Festival at the beginning of June.
The exposure goes much deeper than that. Children are routinely screened for celiac disease in Italy, and celiacs receive a state subsidy to compensate them for the higher cost of gluten-free foods. Furthermore, Maria Ann Roglier, the author of The Gluten-Free Guide to Italy, notes that Italian law requires that gluten-free food be available in schools, hospitals, and public places. (And that you can study for a masters in celiac disease, from diagnosis to management thereof.)
But one thing still nagged: the country didn't just know about celiac disease, they accepted it. They embraced that this was an issue and moved around it to accommodate their meals, and did so with gusto. I asked Letizia and she gave a thoughtful response: that Italians are very conscious of the connection between health and food.
In addition, there is the fact that food is central to Italian life and community. Per a New York Times piece on celiacs in Italy:
In Italy, not being able to stomach wheat is more than an inconvenience or fad diet.
"It's a tragedy for Italians," said Susanna Neuhold, the AiC's manager of food programs. "Food in Italy is the center of social life and relationships with people. For someone who can't go out with their friends or to a work meeting at a restaurant, it's a very big problem, psychologically and socially."
That resonance has translated to an institutional empathy that might shock Americans.
In addition, alternative flours are prevalent in Italy as well. Chickpea and chestnut flours have been part of Italian cuisine for centuries. In the nineteenth century, an Italian agronomist noted about Tuscany that "the fruit of the chestnut tree is practically the sole subsistence of our highlanders" (Targioni-Tozzetti, pub. 1802, Volume 3: 154). And in the twentieth century, Adam Maurizio, who wrote a seminal book on the history of edible vegetables in 1932 (called L'histoire de l'alimentation végétale depuis la préhistoire jusqu'à nos jours, for those inclined) discussed chestnut trees as being available not just for the fruit of the tree, but also for making into bread when grinding that fruit into flour.
Unlike in North America, where these new flours are trendy but not firmly braided into our history, Italians have been using ground corn, chestnuts and chickpeas as substitutes for hundreds of years.
A Tailored Gluten-Free Translation Card for Italy
As with the other gluten free cards in this series, this was written in detail in English, then translated into Italian by native speakers. It includes not only wheat, barley, and rye, but also the other grains with gluten (kamut or farro) used in Italian food. And it aims to help celiacs travel safely, and with comfort that their needs are going to be explained to native Italian speakers even if they don't speak the language.
Note: The card is available for purchase via trustworthy 3rd party site that uses https, so you know your information is safe. I am not gathering emails or information for anyone who buys the card.
Why is this card different?
I have used several different translation cards on my travels, and still got sick. I may be more sensitive than some celiacs, but even a small amount of contaminated oil for frying, or soy sauce in the food, is enough to make me ill for days. Let alone the joint pain later that week!
This card is different because:
- it not only uses all of the local food names for what to eat or avoid, but
- makes clear mention of the cross contamination concerns, and
- has gone through TWO translations to ensure accuracy.
An English version of the card – so you know what you're buying! – is available on the purchase page.
A big thanks to Alanna Tyler and Letizia Mattiacci for their help in translating this card.
What is Safe and Gluten Free in Italy?
For the most part, the following suggestions are for you to be able to walk into restaurants that are not specifically gluten-free, but that have options for you on the menu.
As with the other gluten free guides I've written, I find it far more satisfying to eat safely where I can, versus sequester myself in GF restaurants all the time. Yes, it's great to know things are safe to eat in those dedicated GF kitchens but the point of travel is to connect with other humans and learn about their culture and food — to me this is best done in general restaurants to the extent possible.
Dish Suggestions
- Gluten free pizza, usually corn, chickpea and/or rice flour based. Confirm that shared pizza pans will not be an issue, and that this dough is not made on the same surface as the floured doughs — pizza shops often have quite a bit of flour being tossed around their kitchens!
- Gluten free pasta
- Grilled meat and fish, including arrosticini (meat skewers from Abruzzo, typically sheep). Confirm no breaded/dredged flour on fish prior to cooking.
- Risotto and risi e bisi – confirm broth is gluten-free.
- Plain rice.
- Insalata Caprese.
- Farinata or cecina or panelle– chickpea flour flatbread. Confirm 100% chickpea flour.
- Ragu – Bolognese sauce.
- Pesto.
- Salsiccia fresca (storebought sausages may contain flour in the casing), mortadella ham and Bologna sausage (again, care with store-bought products), Bresaola cured beef, and prosciutto and Parma ham.
- Stracciatella soup – confirm broth is gluten-free, and no flour, pasta or breadcrumbs are added.
- Porchetta pork cuts (not breaded).
- Beans and lentils – confirm that if broth is used it is gluten-free, and no flour or pasta or breadcrumbs are added.
- Polenta.
- Caponata, an eggplant dish — confirm oil is not contaminated.
- Panna cotta and semifreddo desserts. Confirm no flour is added.
- Torta Caprese – flourless chocolate cake
- Zabaglione – confirm it is not served with cookies.
- Granita fruit drinks
- Gelato IF gluten free, as many flavors do have gluten.
- Almost all cheeses (including parmesan and ricotta) — HUZZAH!
Fresh vegetables and Meat Always an Option!
Even when not on the menu, most restaurants will have a simple dish of steamed vegetables served with lemon. In the event you cannot find a side dish that works for your stomach, the chef will almost always oblige. Type of vegetables will vary depending on the season, but have in my experience always tasted better than at home.
Many of the meals at lunchtime that I enjoyed were a version of whatever meat they had that day alongside some delicious steamed vegetables and a salad.
What is Unsafe for a Celiac in Italy?
Gluten is a huge part of Italian cuisine, and while there are some wonderful options that are naturally gluten free — and some great celiac-friendly modifications available — the reality is that most of the food has something we can't eat.
I wanted to list out a bunch of those dishes, just to make sure you have them in mind when you travel there.
- Pasta (most of the 600+ varieties, including ravioli, gnocchi (potato dumplings but are also always made with wheat flour, tortellini, passatelli and Pizzoccheri – which is often named buckwheat pasta, but also contains wheat).
- Pizza unless specifically labeled gluten free, and varieties of pizza like the folded calzone option.
- Breaded meats like cotoletta and cacciatore.
- Breaded and fried vegetables.
- Battered or breaded fish or calamari (squid).
- Arancini – rice balls coated with bread crumbs.
- Salami, which often has wheat. Some store-bought salamis will be marked as gluten-free but the customary way to prepare them does include gluten.
- Meatballs, and sausages like cotechino.
- Involtini (known in US as braciole), a way to pan fry meat that often uses a coating of breadcrumbs and cheese.
- Osso buco, a veal stew/casserole (meat is dredged in flour during preparation)
- Soups such as minestrone, pasta e fagioli, and acquacotta (bread soup). Ribollita, a Tuscan soup, may be made without wheat occasionally but it is rare.
- Panzanella — a bread salad.
- Cannoli — a Sicilian dessert.
- Crostata — a baked tart
- Pandoro, panettone, panforte, and Zuppa Inglese — all cakes / sponge desserts.
- Tiramisu (SO SADS)
- Most types of bread including Piadina (flatbread) and pastries like Sfogliatella.
- Most types of gelato – unless clearly marked as gluten-free, I would avoid.
Further reading for celiacs traveling to Italy
1) The Gluten-Free Guide to Italy by Maria Ann Roglieri (paperback guidebook)
2) The Italian Celiac Association (available in English here) and the Umbrian Celiac Association.
3) Mangiare Senza Glutine: iPhone app for GF Italian dining.
4) A searchable database of restaurants for celiacs in Italy, where you can browse by region.
5) The adorably-named Mr. Free Pizza Point, a site by Schär that helps you find "the best places for the best gluten-free quality." Don't be fooled by the name, though, the site only includes places where the restaurant staff was trained by Schär and the Italian Coeliac Association, and has guaranteed gluten free dough. Pizza-lovers, rejoice!
6) For those craving Italian at home, two really great cookbooks for Italian food:
- Gluten-Free Italian: Over 150 Irresistible Recipes without Wheat — from Crostini to Tiramisu, by Jacqueline Mallorca. Covers the basics with easy substitutions, and lovely photography to accompany the recipes.
- The Gluten Free Italian Cookbook: Classic Cuisine from the Italian Countryside, by Mary Capone, which is a great compliment and focuses on rustic Italian cuisine. It's delightful!
7) Sara Rosso's gluten-free suggestions for Italy.
8) Gluten-free Rome from Aglio, Olio e Peperoncino (February 2012)
9) The New York Times covers Italian options for gluten-free dining (2014)
10) The Salt from NPR, on eating in Italy as a celiac (February 2015)
11) Gillian's Lists, with her detailed eating recommendations for Rome (2016).
12) Kimi's list of gluten free eats in Venice (2017)
Now in the Legal Nomads Shop: tote bags and shirts for celiacs!
Happy and safe eating!


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I think pipes are the best way. So the vlans are all fixed.
Can it work like this
Lan no restrictions
Vlan1 200k up 50k down
Vlan2 300k up 75k down
Vlan3 150k up 25k down
Only guessing at the figures will play about with them later. :D
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Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] traffic shaper
On 12/30/06, Paul Crookes <paul at bpnl dot co dot uk> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Just wondering if someone can help with setting up some traffic
> rules. We have 5 vlans and want to share 1000k down and 500k up
> them, equally on all protocols can someone give us some pointers?
> Thanks
> Paul
pipes give you a fixed bandwidth.
queues are components of pipes that can expand to use up available bw
with queues, any free bw is available for use by other queues, with
pipes any unused bw is wasted
you can give each vlan a pipe , or you can give them queues.
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'Amazing Spider-Man is familiar, yet pleasantly new
Parkers fears and sadness about his parents is obvious in many scenes, especially when he discovers a mysterious briefcase left behind by his father. The weight of his parents disappearance is heavy on his shoulders at all times. As a result, his character is more real and vulnerable than many superhero films have given us in the past.
His motivation to become the hero Spider-Man is slow and his drive to catch a killer is very personal and believable.
Parkers relationships create a strong bond between all the characters depicted, as they are all entwined. Stacy is Dr. Connors top intern at Oscorp and her father, Captain Stacy (DenisLeary) of the New York Police Dept., adds another layer of intrigue to her relationship with Parker.
Having Peter directly contribute to the creation of his major villain in the film is a beautiful stroke that gives the kid who just adjusts from coping with spider powers to deciding to use them for the greater good.
Garfield and Stone thrive in moments together, showing Parkers goofy side and his lack of social skills. He displays his selflessness early on and potential for heroics, as well as his incredible intellect that Stacy falls in love with. Stone brings great comedic relief and a strong female role that achieves more on screen than Mary Jane Watson (Kirsten Dunst) in the past films.
By developing a strong Peter Parker, when he puts on the mask and swings around New York City as Spider-Man, the audience is more able to connect with his exploits as the hero. There is a lot at stake, especially considering Parker helped create the villain.
Ifans puts on a great show as the films villain. Hes a genius, who is stymied by scientific roadblocks and pressured from behind the scenes by Oscorp owner Norman Osborne, who never makes a real appearance.
He strives to help mankind with his research, but when pushed to the limits by his corporate antagonist, he tests an unready serum on himself, creating the Lizard. Despite an at-time goofy grin, the Lizard is impressive on screen and is an absolute mental and physical match for Spider-Man that was also a good departure from the previous films.
In a great scene, after the Lizard throws Spider-Man through the wall of a chemistry lab, the villain quickly mixes a concoction of chemicals, throwing the volatile mixture at Spider-Man, which explodes on contact.
It not only generated a good laugh but also showed that villains who are physically imposing and incredibly intelligent at the same time are the most impressive. After seeing his arm cured, albeit at a cost, Connors motives become misguided as he seeks to unleash the serum on the city, which he sees has helping the population.
From a comic-reader standpoint, I enjoyed this Spider-Man film so much more than previous ones because of a critical part of his character that makes a strong showing: Spider-Mans wit.
While thwarting a car thief, Spider-Man makes fun of him, plays around and has a little fun being a hero. When the cops show up, hes equally brash. Spider-Man is known for being a loudmouth, bantering with his enemies as he fights them.
Often he can be kind of a jerk, but it separates his light-hearted attitude and ultimately his youth.
Director MarcWebb, who has a deft hand with romantic comedies, does well to weave a strong story, showcase excellent hand-to-hand fights between the hero and villain as well as put together some outstanding web-slinging sequences.
Screenwriters James Vanderbilt, Alvin Sargent, and Steve Kloves deliver strong dialogue, characters and have the recipe for a strong trilogy, should they stick to the formula that made this movie so good.
Despite Garfield and Stones excellent chemistry on-screen, at times they were rather too awkward, with too much stammering in dialogue and a lot of strange head movements when together.
Also, many audiences may question the need for an origin story, yet again, and a lot of moviegoers may be put off by the fact that they have to sit through yet another story of how Parker became Spider-Man.
But this incarnation is fresh enough and manages to inject enough new life into the character to make the back track somewhat new. Spider-Man is sure to put up strong numbers, until yet another comic book movie comes in to challenge the friendly-neighborhood hero.
The Amazing Spider-Man is rated PG-13 with a runtime of 136 minutes. For local show times, visit http://www.roxy10.com/.
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It is clear that the Rashard Mendenhall era with the Pittsburgh Steelers has likely come to an end. Yes, there are four games remaining in 2012, but unless there is a severe injury; it is now even more unlikely for Mendenhall to see the field.***PHOTO1***Today, the Steelers suspended the former...


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Jews--"He [Jesus] practiced sorcery and enticed Israel to apostasy" (Sanhedrin 43).George Bernard Shaw--"All great truths begin as heresy."Jesus--"The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed, which a man took and planted in his field. Though it is the smallest of all your seeds, yet when it grows, it is the largest of garden plants" (Matthew 13.31-32 NIV).God--"They made me jealous by what is no god and angered me with their worthless idols. I will make them envious by those who are … [Read more...]
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Sam Rosen has called Rangers games for 30 years on MSG Network. He is famous for his " … and this one will last a lifetime!" call of the Rangers' 1994 Stanley Cup championship.
Rosen, a New City resident, will provide diary entries throughout this year's Stanley Cup Final.
I'm a disciple of Yogi Berra. "It ain't over 'til it's over."
Thank God for Yogi. And you know what's really changed my thinking in recent years? Ever since the Red Sox came from 0-3 behind in 2004 in the American League Championship Series and did it to the Yankees, I've started to think that this can be done.
I used to think it was impossible, the 1942 Toronto Maple Leafs and 1975 Islanders notwithstanding. Now we've seen it happen with the Red Sox, we've seen it happen this year with the L.A. Kings against the San Jose Sharks. So it's not impossible. It's improbable, but not impossible.
For the Rangers I think there is something that has to come into play in Game 4, and that is: pride. They have to have the pride to dig down and not let the Kings take them out in four straight. They've got to protect their house. They've got to win at home, give something for their fans to latch onto, show the fans that they're not a four-straight out, they're going to find a way to win and keep the hope alive and keep this series going.
They may not win, and in all likelihood they won't, but they've got to give their fans something to hook onto.
And it starts with Hank. Henrik Lundqvist is the key. He's got to come out with a determination that nothing is going to get by him. What I really liked was seeing him out on the ice (Tuesday) working on deflections. An optional practice, all the players were dejected, and he was out there working on his game.
That was a great sign. He is a leader of this team, he's a man they count on and he needs to come out with a great effort. He did it in Game 5 against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Down three games to one, in Pittsburgh, he came out with a terrific effort – the entire team came out with a terrific effort – and kept that series alive and went on to come back and win that series. I think that's something the Rangers can latch onto. That's something recent, to give them the belief that they're good enough to do this.
Are the L.A. Kings tough? Yes. Are they unbeatable? No. They lost three in a row in the opening-round series to the Sharks. They lost three in a row to the Anaheim Ducks in the middle of the second-round series, and they lost two straight to Chicago and almost three straight.
They're a very good team, they're big, they're strong, they're confident, but the Rangers have shown they can play with them, play at that level. They could have won both games in L.A., probably should have won Game 2, but they didn't. Now they've got to find a way to win and it starts with Lundqvist, but it carries to the rest of the team.
Above all, give those fans some hope and belief early on, get them behind the team and go from there.
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Hibiscus Meaning
What is the Meaning of Hibiscus?
There is not actually 'one' meaning of hibiscus, and one must understand different origins and cultures to understand how this beautiful flower represents one thing in one country, and a completely different thing in another. Today the flower is widespread all over the world and people associate different meanings with it. On top of that, the hibiscus family embraces over 200 varieties which are different in time, space and appearance. You may find them in any color combination, often in red and pink shades, but also in the blue and orange areas.
While there are hibiscus varieties that date back all the way to the European Victorian era, the newer types have arguably a different meaning due to the timely difference. Not only that - Europe is one of the many places where the plant was originally found. Asian countries put a lot of weight into the meaning of hibiscus, and beautiful island regions such as Hawaii have made the hibiscus flower very popular as a 'summer' symbol.
So let's see what the hibiscus plant means to different people.
The first thing that the hibiscus flower represents is a sunny summer. Now this is a fairly broad meaning, and many flowers are associated with that- so why hibiscus? Well, the hibiscus plant is quite a fussy one and if the summer is not sunny and nice, the plant won't bloom.
The Europeans prefer the meaning 'delicate beauty' which is the widely known association today. No matter which color or what variety the hibiscus you have may be, the most universal meaning spread by Europe's Victorians is and remains 'delicate beauty'. Again, it relates back to the fussiness of the actual plant, meaning that is it quite delicate and fragile.
Hawaiians on the other hand have come up with their very own meaning of hibiscus which is 'old royalty'. Because the people of Hawaii are known for their hospitality and friendly welcome, the hibiscus flower is given to visitors - often state officials or royalty. Out of this historical tradition came the meaning of 'royalty', a symbol of great honor, respect and warm welcome. The flower is not only given as individual, but often as a necklace. At the same time, Hawaiian women often wear flowers in their hair which does somehow relate back to the good old European 'delicate beauty' that is a general and more universal association.
The Japanese are similarly known for their friendly customs, their great respect and sense of honor for visitors or people of higher prestige. Thus, they have taken on a Hawaiian approach, using the hibiscus flower as a symbol for welcome and hospitality while at the same time embracing the European view of the hibiscus being fragile. Thus, their meaning of hibiscus is simple and straightforward: 'gentle'. It symbolizes both the warm welcome, but also the delicate nature of the plant.
In China, the meanings vary a little which is not surprising when taking into account the vast number of people, cultures, languages and customs there are in this well-populated country. While some people associate hibiscus with wealth and fame, others view the delicate hibiscus flower in a more sexual way, representing the very special appeal of a young female virgin.
Korean nationals have a completely different view on the meaning of hibiscus - they associate this flower with 'immortality'. Considering the fact that the plant is fairly fragile, it is a very different and interesting approach. It is the national symbol in the South Korean flag and especially on weddings it is often used to represent the immortality of love, so it is not only a symbol for warriors or invincible military.


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LDS church announces new youth curriculum for 2013
10/08/2012 1:45pmNewly-approved curriculum for teaching LDS youth in Young Men, Young Women and Sunday School will be available beginning in January.
LDS Church members respond to new mission age rules
10/08/2012 11:01pmReaction to the change in minimum age requirement to serve as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has generally been positive, with many members hurrying to sign up for service sooner than they had planned. There are some members, however, who don't agree with the move.


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Two Dead in Early Morning Accident
Two people are dead following a high speed single vehicle crash on the upper level of Interstate 10 just north of downtown, Newsradio 1200 WOAI's Morgan Montalvo reports.
It happened about 2AM. Police say a car was going westbound on the upper level when the driver lost control and slammed into a retaining wall.
The car flipped over three times in the roadway. Both the driver and the passengers were pronounced dead at the scene.
Police say when the car was disabled, another vehicle took no evasive action and slammed into it.
The driver of that vehicle, identified as Manuel Martinez-Chavirria, 29, is charged with two counts of intoxication manslaughter.
. Bond was set at $60,000.
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The AA12 in-game is unrealistic.
Simply put:
1. Kicks to much
2. Kicks Up
As seen from the videos in doesn't kick alot. Barely at all. Also its very small kick pushes down not up.
Updated by Fireball about 6 years ago
- Due date set to 05/13/2011
- Status changed from New to Feedback
Sorry, this is not how it works here. We need a proper description:
Repro (for a bug; maybe a repro mission)
Depending on the issue/feature request a screenshot helps too. Check out the Wiki.
Updated by DarkGuerilla about 6 years ago
The AA12 in-game is unrealistic.
Simply put:
1. Kicks to much
2. Kicks Up
As seen from the videos in doesn't kick alot. Barely at all. Also its very small kick pushes down not up.
Updated by Fireball about 6 years ago
- Tracker changed from Bug to Feature
- Category set to Config
- Status changed from Feedback to Assigned
Are you sure it kicks up too much if you hold against it?
I think the guys in the video do hold against the kick, but seeing that it's a top notch high-tech weapon designed to exactly reduce the kick up, it could probably be minimized.
Anyway, this is config issue and Bug is probably wrong - it's a mis-design (again), thus I'll switch it to Feature.
Also, more bad news; I've never seen single bits of config fixes implemented - rather new weapons had been brought in. But thank you for stopping by.
Updated by Militantsausage about 6 years ago
To be honest I think the AA-12 being ingame is unrealistic as it is, it is not used by any armies in the world, and I have heard heard or seen of an insurgent using one, so for the people that like it so much the fact that it is there should be good enough, don't see the point on refining the realism on a weapon no one uses, plus the recoil is already controllable anyway, I could put a whole mag within 10 square meters at 50 meters.
Updated by Fireball about 6 years ago
Urm, if you maybe noticed the AA-12 was brought by the PMC addon which stands for Private Military Company - it's very likely that those high-tech rambos have this gun.
Updated by DarkGuerilla about 6 years ago
Well in terms of kick you would thing the big burly US infantry would be able to handle a AA12 without so much as blinking. I'd figure the PMC guys would be the same way as well.
Updated by Fireball about 6 years ago
- Status changed from Assigned to Rejected
Actually, I just tried it out and I can handle the AA-12 in-game as much as the russian guy does in his videos. The recoil is absolutely realistic, but you need to apply some recoil control (I figured the russian guy is pretty strong too, by watching some of his insane vids).
I can shoot at medium distances a perfect circle in A2:OA PMC, so I don't think it's unrealistic - it's just the same story with everyone whining about recoil with different guns, in the past history of the CIT and the forums - instead they should try to control the gun, like you'd do in reality too.
EDIT: What you mention that it draws down or - how I observed - it kicks in every direction is true, but it's a limitation how the current game can simulate kick-back/recoil - it's either up or none at all.


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Preventing crime, protecting the public and helping those in need
A firearms surrender launched on Saturday by West Midlands Police has netted almost 30 guns in the first few days, including a .44 revolver, WW2 pistols and more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition.
Until August 2 anyone who surrenders a firearm – including handguns, rifles, BB guns, imitations, ammunition or antiques – at a West Midlands Police station can do so without being prosecuted for gun possession.
The move coincides with new legislation that sees anyone found with a gun risking life behind bars – and that includes anyone who's storing a weapon for someone else.
In total, 25 firearms have been handed over at police station front desks since the July 19 surrender launch, plus three more collected from the addresses of elderly residents who may have struggled to make the journey.
A .44 Ruger Redhawk was handed over to Bournville Lane police station, whilst four revolvers, a silencer and more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition were surrendered after being found during a Northfield house clearance.
And yesterday (July 23) officers made a special trip to the home of a man in his 90s, from Canley in Coventry, who wanted to dispose of a double-barrelled shotgun he'd stored in his loft for decades.
Detective Inspector Andy Bannister is leading the gun surrender push. He said: "It's great news people are taking advantage of the surrender…that's 28 fewer firearms that could potentially end up in the hands of criminals.
"We've had Webley .38 service revolvers handed in along with starting pistols, flare guns, air rifles and shot-guns; the elderly Coventry gentleman used the gun to shoot rabbits after the second world war to supplement his food rations!
"The new law – which came into effect on July 14 – increases the maximum jail term for illegal gun possession from 10 years to life. Past experience tells us there will be people in the West Midlands who, out of mis-guided loyalty, are storing guns for partners, relatives or friends. They are risking life behind bars, even if they have no intention of using the gun themselves…they need to contact us before it's too late."
The legislation update also clamps down on antique firearms amid fears obsolete weapons are being made viable by criminals with ballistics know-how.
Anyone given a prison sentence, including suspended sentences, of three months or more is now banned from possessing antique firearms which could previously be held as a "curiosity or ornament" with a relevant certificate.
And the firearms surrender now gives anyone affected by the legislation an opportunity to dispose of such weapons safely.
Det Insp Bannister, added: "The problem of antique weapons being used in crime is an emerging threat we need to address. The law has been changed to make communities safer and we welcome the tighter controls…the change in legislation closes any loopholes that may be exploited by criminals."
Guns can be taken to any one of the 41 police stations across the West Midlands – 11 of which have 24-7 front desks – but people are advised to check station opening times in advance.
Any weapon handed in is assessed and made safe by the force's firearms specialists before being collected either for disposal or use in training exercises.
To receive advice on how best to transport the weapon responsibly from home to the police station phone 101 before travelling. Anyone unable to reach a police station is also advised to call 101 and arrangements can be made to collect the weapon.
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The Cohens have moved three times since 1990, but all within the same few blocks in the Central West End. "Once you get a sense of the community, you don't want to leave," says Carla Scissors-Cohen, a Weight Watchers leader. She now lives in a turn-of-the century home on Laclede with her husband, Marshall Cohen, executive director and founder of Lift for Life Academy, and their daughters Sophie, 7, and Trudy Rose, 5.
Why do you love the CWE?
It has charm, it has history, it has diversity. You are so close to Forest Park, and there is such a sense of community…You meet people from all different professions and all different walks of life and everyone gets along. I think it's nice for my kids to know there are lots of different types of people in this world. There are also lots of kids, and that was one of the things I was surprised about. I think there's at least nine kids under 10 on my street. And because our houses are relatively close together, you get to know your neighbors.
Favorite restaurants?
Pre-kids, we went to Balaban's more. Now we like Kopperman's, the Majestic, Tortillaria, and India's Rasoi.
Favorite shops?
I love the soup at Straub's; my daughter Trudy Rose loves their Oriental coleslaw, and my 7-year-old loves their creamy coleslaw. I like to go to Shapiro's Market when I just have to pick up one or two items. It's nice to support a neighborhood business. And one of my favorite shops is Six North, a coffee shop on Sarah that has great coffee, great food and great service.
Do you take advantage of the park?
We bike to the Variety Club playground next to the visitor's center. And we like to picnic at the bottom of Art Hill and eat right there by the lake. I like to ride my bike in Forest Park, and my husband roller-skis there almost every day.


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Left alone in the Craft Scotland offices whilst the rest of the team head to Collect 2011 in London, I've been catching up with news, emails and administration. In doing so I read Emma's recent blogs, passionately defending my 'non job' and eloquently communicating her passion for craft and her role as CEO at Craft Scotland. It left me feeling very proud of the organisation I work for and the work that we do.
Amongst my administration has been collating Conserving Ecologies: Craft and Biodiversity evaluation. This exhibition and its associated events were motivated by a desire to engage and develop new audiences for craft. We achieved this by presenting the work of Scottish makers alongside the science of biodiversity at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.
Elinor Gallant (Exhibition Officer RBGE) and I worked hard to ensure staff across the gardens were engaged with the exhibition. This was invaluably supported by RBGE Science Communicator Max Coleman, who found the new process of working with artists in this way insightful and enjoyable. I was particularly heartened to witness a group of RBGE gardeners gathered round Rachel Elliott's glasshouses at the opening, peering into the tiny spaces. The relationship between craftscotland and RBGE I hope will be a long and fruitful one. The extension to my contract happily enables me to develop and maintain such partnerships.
The exhibition sparked a collaboration between two of the exhibiting makers, Anne Murray and Caroline Dear. Anne's practise has also developed significantly as a result of her involvement in the exhibition and she continues to interact and support Craft Scotland activity through our social networks.
In the coming weeks I'll be meeting with Dr Rehema White and Dr Emilia Ferraro, Sustainable Development Programme Directors at the University of St Andrews. We'll be discussing publishing the findings from the Conserving Ecologies Symposium and how to facilitate a network of those interested in the subject long term.
Conserving Ecologies: Craft and Biodiversity's engagement with these varied audiences illustrates to me how relevant craft is and how important it is that we continue to develop audiences for it. Far from a non job, I feel proud of what my work as part of Conserving Ecologies has achieved. Audience responses such as "expanded my knowledge of and experience of different crafts", "[the exhibition] jogs the brain into looking more creatively - very inspiring!", "I was largely unaware of it [Scottish craft] before" makes me feel confident we are achieving in inspiring and engaging audiences. From visitor evaluation 90% of respondents stated they had either bought craft in the last two years, or would consider purchasing craft in the future; with 29% saying they were more likely to as a result of the exhibition. This limited sample demonstrates to me there is a significant audience for craft, who we are able to develop through our activity.
Since the exhibition closed we have opened the Unite exhibition with the Collins Gallery in Glasgow, showcasing the largest number of makers Craft Scotland have exhibited to date, and hosted an associated makers day. I am excited and proud to be travelling down to London to meet with my colleagues at Collect 2011, and support them in showcasing Scottish craft to yet more national and international audiences. My thanks go to Emma and Creative Scotland for supporting and enabling me to continue to do this as part of the craftscotland team.