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Q: fuel pump kicks on but no fuel from tank to lines on 1992 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme
i recently replaced the fuel pump in my 92 olds cutlass supreme, i also replaced the wiring harness for the pump the fuel strainer, fuel pump pulsator, fuel filter and oil pressure switch. i also replaced the ecm fuse being that it was blown and keeping the pump from kicking on so when i replaced the fuse the pump kicked right on. after that i tried to prime the system and tried starting it and all it would do is crank so i checked the line at the fuel filter and there was no gas at all making it to the filter basically no gas coming out of the tank at all ive tried two different pumps and i get the same thing. what could possibly be causing this.
How about the fuel safety shut off switch has that been checked?
The line must be clogged
my car does not have an inertia switch to cut off the fuel it has an oil pressure sensor but the pump is kicking on it just isnt pressurizing the lines. no fuel from tank.
thats what i thought at first that the lines were clogged so when i replaced the pump i blew through the pump assembly send line and it was clear, also blew through the fuel line from the assembly to the filter it was also clear and there is no fuel at all making it out of the assembly and through those lines this is very confusing.
check and make sure the power going to the pump is correct. If the harness was replaced the wires may be reversed and the pump will work in reverse.
I have replaced the fuel pump in my 1995 cutless surpreme ls twice and it still messes up after running good for a month or so,what else can i try?
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The 17-room mansion, known as The Cliffe, was the childhood home of David and Robert McComb of the rock band The Triffids, and was the subject of more than a decade of disputes over its heritage status.
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"We did previously have a contract on it but it didn't go through," he said. The homestead and sub-divided parcel of land were both on the market. "It's an affordable entry point into Peppermint Grove. The most important task is to sell the land with the [homestead] on it."
The 119-year-old home, one of the first dwellings to be built in Peppermint Grove, has twice been added and removed from the heritage register.
West Australian Premier
There were questions over whether the house was derelict. This sparked a threat by Mr Creasy to require the state government to buy the dwelling from him for $20 million if it could be shown its heritage status meant it was "incapable of beneficial use".
WA Parliament's procedures and privileges committee found there was no evidence Mr Barnett had acted improperly over allegations he was motivated to gain a benefit for his son, who chaired a listed company that had Mr Creasy as a major shareholder.
The house has previously been open to expressions of interest, without a firm asking price. Mr Shellabear said the scope of necessary repairs for the old jarrah home was entirely dependent on the appetite of the buyer.
The house was on the market in 2011 but failed to sell. Mr Creasy and his then-wife Sharon reportedly paid $2.65 million for the house in 1995.
The homestead's fate has become a popular cause for fans of the alternative rock band The Triffids because it acted as a backdrop to lyrics penned by singer-songwriter David McComb.
Mr Creasy, who has most of his wealth tied to mining interests, has a sizeable property portfolio that includes a second Peppermint Grove address and two significant properties in West Perth, which includes the offices he works from.
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Encana officials ask EPA to suspend public comment on Wyoming report
The Alberta-based company that owns the natural gas field in central Wyoming where federal Environmental Protection Agency officials have found a potential link between the use of hydraulic fracturing and contaminated drinking water wells near Pavillion asked the EPA to suspend the public comment period on its draft report.
Billings Gazette (AP); Jan. 10
EPA fines oil companies for not using unavailable cellulosic ethanol
In 2007, Congress passed a mandate requiring oil refiners to blend into their gasoline and diesel fuel 6.6 million gallons of cellulosic biofuel by 2011, but processes to create that biofuel in commercial quantities have yet to emerge, so companies were fined about $6.8 million dollars, and will no doubt pay penalties at the end of this year, if they cannot meet the new requirement of 8.65 million gallons.
New York Times; Jan. 10
Montana farmers file class action against MF Global over missing funds
MF Global, an international brokerage firm that recently filed for bankruptcy, held funds from Montana farmers to guarantee futures contracts for cattle and grain sales and to set prices for fuel, fertilizer and seeds, and those funds were supposed to be protected from monies deposited with the brokerage firm for investment, but that didn't happen, and those Montana farmers have filed a class action lawsuit against the principals of MF Global, as well as JP Morgan Chase and Co. and PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
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Federal judge rules Atlanta Gold must clean up arsenic contamination in Idaho
A federal judge in Idaho ruled that Canada-based Atlanta Gold is responsible for the arsenic-laden water flowing out of an abandoned mining tunnel in Idaho, and that the company must continue to operate a water-treatment plant built in 2006 to address that arsenic contamination.
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Canada kicks off months of hearings on Northern Gateway pipeline project
An energy lawyer, an environmental consultant and a geologist make up the three-member panel appointed by Canada to hear testimony on the Northern Gateway pipeline proposed to move Alberta crude west to ports on British Columbia's Pacific coast, with 53 official intervenors signed up to present testimony on the plan, and at least 4,000 more who have asked to speak at the hearings, which are scheduled to run until next April.
Toronto Globe and Mail; Jan. 10
Idaho governor fashions economic development plan on Utah's
Idaho Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter proposed a $5-million economic development plan that would send $2 million to universities in the state to further research, $2 million into the Center for Advanced Energy Studies at the Idaho National Laboratory, and another $1 million into a business fund to help commercial development of products.
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U.S. Supreme Court justices appear sympathetic to Idaho couple in EPA case
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that pitted an Idaho couple seeking to build a home near Priest Lake against the Environmental Protection Agency, with the primary issue before the court if landowners can sue the EPA when it issued a compliance order or if they must wait until the EPA takes them to court.
Idaho Statesman (McClatchy Newspapers); Jan. 10
Lack of snowpack has Utah officials looking ahead to fire season
A record-dry December and forecasts for a drier-than-normal January has Utah state firefighters looking ahead to wildfire season and what drought means for forests already falling prey to beetles.
Salt Lake Tribune; Jan. 10
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By Emily Howard
Killeen Daily Herald
Court-martial proceedings for Spc. Charles Graner, a soldier charged with abusing Iraqi prisoners in the Abu Ghraib scandal, are set to begin Friday on Fort Hood.
Graner is one of four soldiers from the Maryland-based 372nd Military Police Company being tried at the post. Sgt. Javal Davis, Spc. Sabrina Harman and Pfc. Lynndie England are also awaiting trial.
Graner is charged with five violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, all occurring at the Abu Ghraib prison outside Baghdad from October to December 2003. Charges against him include conspiracy to maltreat detainees, assault, committing indecent acts, obstruction of justice and adultery.
The trials were moved to Texas to bring together several cases stemming from the prisoner abuse scandal, the Army said in a statement.
Consolidating the cases at Fort Hood will conserve resources and ease logistical constraints for witnesses, the statement said.
During Graners pre-trial hearing in December, his attorney, Guy Womack, tried to persuade the court to dismiss all charges. He argued there had been unlawful command influence on potential jury members in the form of statements from superiors in the military chain of command. The motion was denied.
Graners defense suffered another blow when the court rejected a request to permit Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, the former top commander in Iraq, to appear as a witness. Womack argued that Sanchez was essential to his case because he would testify that he got the ball rolling on the interrogations at Abu Ghraib prison.
The judge denied allowing Sanchez as a witness, stating the general was too far removed from the situation to give valid testimony.
After the hearing, Womack said that plea bargaining was not an option for his client.
In the court-martial process, an accused cannot plead guilty unless he is guilty, and Spc. Charles Graner is not guilty, he said.
It was also decided at his hearing that Graners trial will have an enlisted jury, one-third of which will be enlisted personnel of higher rank than the defendant. The member selection was expected to be complete by Christmas.
Of the seven military policemen charged in the scandal, three have pleaded guilty and received sentences ranging from demotion to eight years in prison.
Staff Sgt. Ivan L. Chip Frederick II was sentenced Oct. 21 to eight years in prison after pleading guilty to eight counts the most severe sentence so far.
Spc. Megan Ambuhl pleaded guilty at a summary court-martial in Baghdad to reduced charges of dereliction of duty for failing to prevent or report the maltreatment.
Spc. Jeremy C. Sivits was sentenced to one year in jail and a discharge after pleading guilty in May to three counts.
Spc. Armin Cruz, a military intelligence soldier, also was sentenced to eight months and a discharge for his part in the scandal.
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They couldn't be satiated by simply removing millions of jobs and shipping them overseas to exploit the poor elsewhere.
As Secretary of Homeland Security, I did a lot of traveling around the country and overseas.
We toured with them overseas when we had our first single out, so we go back a long way with those guys and have respect for them.
At least 70 percent of the children were adopted from overseas, including Russia, China, Ethiopia and Ukraine.
He also is president of the overseas Press Club of America.
The overseas forces were the particular concern of the Subsistence Division.
And this fortress—what power has moved it overseas to this mad kingdom?
For the sake of those at home and for the sake of your own peace of mind come back from overseas clean.
He had organised the Transport in 1914 and brought it overseas.
He was not working to make one of the finely upholstered and beautifully painted vehicles that came from overseas.


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- Enjoy an amazing family style dinner both nights of your stay.
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- Anglers in the group can try their luck fishing in our stocked one acre spring fed pond.
- Stroll our 2 miles of walking trails, picking berries in season and spotting wild life all year round.
- You are welcome to order additional family meals.
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AN AUCTION of weird and wonderful items is set to take place in Wotton-under-Edge to help raise funds for a key community asset in the town.
Under the Edge Arts is looking to drum up interest in an ever-growing list of gifts, offers and days out that can be won in an auction to be held in March.
Everything from guitar lessons, fishing trips, furniture, local business vouchers and paintings are up for grabs, which can be bid on as we speak at Under the Edge Arts website, called Promises Auction.
Over 70 items are available for bidding but 15 specific items have been reserved for bids at a dinner to be held on Saturday, March 15 to mark the art centre's 10th anniversary.
One of the top lots will be having your own guest column at the Gazette for four weeks.
Courtesy of editor Skip Walker, readers will have the opportunity to have their own by-lined article in the Gazette of around 350 words, which you can use to get your opinions, advice or observations over to a large readership.
You may like to focus on personal or business or community matters, or write a nature or sports column, the choice is yours.
Wotton-under-Edge must be named at least once every week and blatant advertising and over-inflammatory content will not be allowed and the editor will have the final say.
Organiser of Promises Auction, Martin Clarke OBE, said the registered charity was constantly having to fundraise to ensure it could maintain its programme of arts events at the Chipping Hall in Wotton-under-Edge.
Presiding over the event will be auctioneer Philip Taubenheim from Wotton Auction Rooms, who said he was pleased to be able to support the arts centre.
"Under the Edge Arts is a key part of the Wotton community," he said.
"I look forward to an exciting evening to celebrate their 10th birthday and to introduce some new people to the thrill of live auctions."
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As Italian voters head to the polls on Sunday and Monday to elect a new parliament and three regional governments, the prevailing mood is one of anger and disillusionment.
The fledgling, anti-establishment parties that campaigned on promises of radical change may benefit from the voters' discontent but the lack of a clear winner may also leave Italy mired in uncertainty.
"Italians feel frustration, anger, but also some hope for renewal," said Nicola Piepoli, who runs a polling company.
They were frustrated, he said, because taxes were rising but they saw no improvements in their economic and social lives and they were angry because candidates did not address "concrete problems" in their campaigning, focusing instead on "futile, absurd things". "But many still hope for some change," Mr Piepoli added, explaining the support for populists such as comedian Beppe Grillo and his Five Star Movement and for smaller parties such as Civil Revolution, led by Antonio Ingroia, a former prosecutor, and Act to Stop the Decline, guided by journalist Oscar Giannino.
Mostly though, the mood is dark among Italians fed up with protracted political scandals and disinclined to believe election promises because they are so rarely fulfilled.
On Friday, former prime minister
"I will take €4 billion of my own fortune and give it to Italians," he said on television, a pledge of about $5.1 billion.
"There's no one to vote for and if I went to the polls I'd choose the least-worst candidate, so I prefer not to vote," said a recruiter for hotel employees in Rome, Concetta Rossi. "It's never been this bad."
The centre-left Democratic Party, led by Pier Luigi Bersani, a low-key former industry minister, is expected to finish first but is unlikely to win enough seats to govern without forming a coalition.
The centrist movement backing the current Prime Minister
Investors and analysts have their own concerns about the potential instability that could emerge in the absence of a strong government.
In its 15 months in office, Mr Monti's technocratic government tried to pass much-needed reforms but it failed to stimulate the economic growth required to pull Italy out of a persistent recession.
On Friday the European Commission said in its winter forecast that Italy's economy would shrink by 1 per cent in 2013, double its November estimate.
Gains made by anti-establishment parties could stall Mr Monti's overhauls and a strong showing by the centre-right party led by Mr Berlusconi might derail the austerity measures meant to keep Italy on a fiscally responsible track.
"The fear remains that the general election produces a significant no-confidence vote on the current austerity plan and the need to reform further," an economist with IHS Global Insight, Raj Badiani, wrote in a research report last week.
"Without the prospect of a stable coalition government with a credible reform agenda, Italy could be forced to reconstruct a technocratic government to keep the markets at bay."
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Western professor, students provide monitoring data for 70 of Washington's small lakes
Western Washington University Professor of Environmental Science Robin Matthews, director of Western's Huxley College of the Environment Institute for Watershed Studies, is working with two student volunteers to provide water-quality monitoring data for 70 Washington lakes as part of the institute's Small Lakes Project.
"We started this project in 2006 as a way of getting student volunteers some top-notch field research experience," Matthews said. "And it has turned out to not only be just that, but also a very valuable community resource as well."
Student researchers visit the lakes and collect a series of water samples that are brought back to the institute for testing a series of data points such as dissolved oxygen, phosphorous, turbidity and chlorophyll that together point toward the overall water quality of the lake.
"This water-quality data can be used by scientists, including citizen-scientists, to compare with surface water quality standards listed by the Department of Ecology. For example, if the water temperature is higher than 20 degrees Celcius (or 68 degrees Fahrenheit), it might be too warm even for warm-water fish," she said. "The chlorophyll and phosphorus values help show whether the lake is likely to have excessive plant growth; if the total phosphorus level is higher than 20 micrograms per liter, the lake has good conditions for developing nuisance or even potentially toxic algae blooms. Finally, with this data you can also compare the water quality in your lake with other lakes in the region."
Driving all over the northwest corner of the state to take and analyze water samples has been a great way to spend a summer and is excellent field experience, said Western junior Thomas Craig, an Environmental Science major from Roy.
"I've really enjoyed this research opportunity. It's been exciting to finally be able to put the ideas I've learned in my classes to practice," he said.
The data from the Small Lakes Program has proved useful to a number of communities grappling with concerns about water quality. In Bellingham, the People for Lake Padden was formed when users of the popular lake and its surrounding city park became more concerned with the quality of its water, which is used for swimming, fishing, and boating.
Betsy Gross, director of the People for Lake Padden, said Matthews and the Institute for Watershed Studies were indispensable to the success of the group's citizen initiative to develop a scientifically accurate baseline from which to better protect the lake's water quality and preserve its health.
"Over a two-year period, two interns from Western's Huxley College regularly collected and analyzed water samples, identifying the lake's algal growth patterns and oxygen levels. Dr. Matthews provided quality assurance, ongoing supervision and use of the IWS lab," said Gross.
"In the process, she also gave two students valuable experience and the community an increased knowledge about its favorite park's beautiful lake," said Gross. "A detailed final report was distributed to the city, the county, and the Department of Ecology, all of whom were pleased to have this scientifically accurate, reliable baseline data."
The institute is monitoring 70 lakes in five Washington counties: Whatcom, Skagit, Island, Snohomish and Grant. For a complete list of the lakes, see the institute's website at www.wwu.edu/huxley.
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Everson Council eyes vandalism at park
Everson Borough officials are hoping they will be able to find the person or people responsible for recent vandalism in the veterans memorial park along Brown Street across from the Everson Borough Volunteer Fire Department.
Council President Mike Banaszak said Monday he noticed since council's last meeting the white decorative, chain fencing that surrounds the park had been broken.
"I temporarily fixed it and then they did it again," he said. "The spotlights that were accenting the planters were also kicked over and destroyed."
On a good note, Banaszak said it was decided when the park was constructed in 2008 to install a surveillance camera.
"We do have the surveillance tapes so we're going to look at those and get as much information as we can," he said. "It's one thing to destroy property, but it's a crying shame to have someone with no respect for those from the borough who gave their lives for this country."
He added the damage will be repaired.
In other business, members of council met with an representative from the post office April 2 who said it was his job to try and make the Everson Post Office more efficient.
"The plan is that everyone that lives in a quarter-mile radius of the post office will have to pick up their mail at the post office and those outside the quarter-mile radius will get home delivery of their mail," Banaszak said.
He added members of council expressed their disagreement with this option, saying it would simply be unfair for one individual to have mail delivered while a neighbor has to go pick their mail up every day.
"He said this was standard operating procedure and he didn't feel as though they would be able to make an exception for Everson," Banaszak said.
No time frame was given as to when all of the changes would actually come into effect.
In other business, borough officials are also hoping to put together a plan to host some kind of activities at Centennial Park this summer during the lunch program as a way to try and boost the number of individuals who take part in the lunch program.
Last year, the borough agreed to supplement the lunch program after the Southmoreland food service program lost money bringing lunches to Centennial Park.
Banaszak said the borough is working to come up with ideas to get more people taking part in the lunch program because they don't want to lose it.
He said council is again willing to commit funds to make up any losses, if that would be the case again this year.
In other business, the Memorial Day program is scheduled for 9 a.m. May 27. Also, the May 7 work session has been cancelled and the next regular meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. May 20.
Rachel Basinger is a freelance writer.


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VLAN spanning and duplicate packets
Hello all,
I had a customer issue and I'm hoping for some insight.
They have a NIDS solution hanging off of a Cisco switch. They are utilizing the switch to the extent that it is not possible to set up any more VLAN sessions, if I understand their description. The NIDS is unable to handle traffic it's getting, even when throughput is far below its rating, and is failing to alert on hostile traffic.
We captured packets and there are a lot of duplicates flying around (bit for bit copies, not just TCP retransmits).
The Cisco onsites swear alternately that
1) they know of no conditions that could cause such a condition, and
2) the observed ~60% dupes was "normal" for any enterprise.
We spoke with the vendor and they said their NIDS solution would in fact choke on this kind of traffic since it will cause overutilization, effectively driving down the throughput from 2g/s to some absurd level like 100m/s.
I'm not a Cisco expert but I was hoping for some possible ideas, or ways to troubleshoot this further.
It's kind of a nonissue since the customer is going to go with an inline IPS at some point in the future, but I kept wishing we could find root cause and eliminate the problem once and for all. Any ideas?


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How to Make Your Own Coconut Butter
1 package
coconut flakes
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Open bag--I seem to always need scissors. Guess I need to add in more wods. Damnit.
Pour coconut flakes into food processor.
Put the lid on your food processor--very important step!
Turn food processor on.
Make some kind of meal while your food processor runs for 8-10 minutes. If it sounds like the blade is just spinning and not mixing anything, open the lid back up and scrape the sides of the coconut. Help your food processor out here, it can't do ALL the work! Lazy.
**Ok so I love this brand of coconut flakes (especially when on sale) BUT you can find the flakes for cheaper in most bulk sections at Whole Foods, Vitamin Cottage or Sunflower Market. Same deal, smaller price tag. And I highly recommend using flakes, not the finely shredded coconut. For some reason, the flakes give a better consistency like "butter" while the shredded product makes it a bit more gritty and less liquid-y. More liquid-y = yummy-er coconut butter. And yes, I know those aren't words, ok?
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|A site-specific recreational use of secondary contact recreation 1 (geometric mean of 630 E. coli per 100 ml) was proposed for Brickhouse Gully/Bayou, 1017A, and two unnamed tribuaries of Whiteoak Bayou, 1017D and 1017E, in the revisions to the Texas Surface Water Quality Standards. The commission adopted revisions to the Standards on June 30, 2010. The remainder of the water bodies will retain a primary contact recreation use with a geometric mean 126 of E. coli per 100 ml.
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|Appendix G of the 2010 Texas Surface Water Quality Standards.
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Keep an Eye on SoundCloud (As If You Could Help It)...
The site has become an indispensable bridge among artists, peers and fans, the de facto interface that makes sharing new sounds quick and easy. Chances are, if you recently clicked on the image of a sound wave on a Web page to hear a clip, you interacted with SoundCloud. The site has become an essential resource for discovering wildly divergent sounds, way more so than the comparatively tame and major-label-dominated corporate worlds of iTunes and Amazon. The bounty is overwhelming.


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Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Eduardo M. Ochoa, Ph.D.
Dean, School of Arts and Humanities
William Babula, Ph.D.
Dean, School of Business and Economics
James W. Robertson, Ph.D.
Interim Dean, School of Education
Martha R. Ruddell, Ph.D.
Dean, School of Extended Education
Les Adler, Ph.D.
Dean, School of Science and Technology
Saeid Rahimi, Ph.D.
Dean, School of Social Sciences
Elaine Leeder, Ph.D.
Dean of the Library
Barbara Butler, M.L.I.S.
Vice Provost for Enrollment and Student Academic Services
Katharyn W. Crabbe, Ph.D.
Managing Director, Advising, Career, EOP Services
Joyce Chong, M.A.
Managing Director, Educational Support Services
Linda Lipps, M.A.
Director, Learning Skills Services
Jeff Davis, Ph.D.
Director, Student Development and Equity Retention
Charles Rhodes, M.S.
Director, Writing Center
Scott Miller, Ph.D.
University Registrar
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Interim Director of Admissions
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Associate Vice President for Faculty Affairs
Director, Academic Personnel
Bill Houghton, B.A.
Associate Vice President for Academic Resources
Kathleen R. Pierce, B.A.
Associate Vice President for Analytical Studies and Planning
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Associate Vice President for Research and Sponsored Programs
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Associate Vice Provost for Academic Programs and Graduate Studies
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Vice President for Administration and Finance
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Director, Conferences, Events, and Catering
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Alan K. Murray, M.A.
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Suns Ride Nicolino, Long Ball to 11-4 Win
Three home runs back Nicolino's strongest outing of 2014
By Michael West / Jacksonville Suns | April 17, 2014 10:54 PM ET
CHATTANOOGA, TN - A night after the Jacksonville Suns (5-9) were no-hit through eight innings, the Suns busted out for 11 runs on 13 hits Thursday night, cruising to a 11-4 win over the Chattanooga Lookouts (5-9).
Hear manager Andy Barkett's postgame comments here:
Justin Nicolino (W, 1-2) was marvelous in his 6.2 innings of one-run ball, scattering five hits over the course of his outing Thursday night.
Hear what Justin Nicolino had to say following his first win of 2014:
After plating a run in the first inning, Jacksonville busted the game open with two-run home runs off the bats of Alfredo Silverio (HR, 1) and Ryan Fisher (HR, 2) in the top of the third inning to give the Suns a 5-0 lead through two and a half innings of play.
The Suns made it a 7-0 lead after Danny Black ripped a two-run triple down the right field line in the top of the fifth inning. After Jacksonville added a run in the seventh, Ryan Fisher (HR, 3) became the first Suns hitter with a multi-homer game in 2014, after launching a Jarret Martin offering well beyond the right field wall in the top of the ninth inning to make it 9-2 in favor of Jacksonville. The Suns added two more runs before the top half of the ninth inning came to a close.
Chattanooga busted up the shutout with two outs in the seventh inning, when Casio Grider's RBI single scored O'Koyea Dickson. The Lookouts would tack on a run in the eighth inning and two more in the ninth to complete their scoring on Thursday.
Raydel Sanchez (L, 0-1) took the loss for Chattanooga after allowing four runs (all earned) on three hits in 2.1 innings of work.
Alfredo Silverio's third inning blast was his first home run since September 2, 2011 when he was a member of the Chattanooga Lookouts.
Every Suns position player who appeared in Thursday's contest was on base at least once, including Danny Black who had the first four-hit game for the Suns in 2014.
The Suns and Lookouts will be back at it Friday night for the finale of this five-game series with first pitch scheduled for 7:15 p.m. ET from AT&T Field. Jacksonville will toss out the righty Jose Urena (0-2, 10.80) in Friday's rubber match, and he'll be countered by Lookouts right-hander Garrett Gould (0-2, 9.82).
Suns fans can listen to Friday's game on the Suns Baseball Network, 94.1 WSOS-FM or through www.jaxsuns.com, MiLB.com or the Suns iPhone or Android app, beginning at 7:00 p.m. ET for the Memorial Hospital Suns Pregame Show.
The 2014 season of Suns baseball is presented by EverBank, the official banking partner of the Jacksonville Suns. Sponsorships, group outings, and season / individual game tickets are currently available by calling the Suns front office at (904) 358-2846.
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HOT SPRINGS, AR -- The Clarion Resort on the Lake here will host this year's Arkansas Vending Council annual meeting and conference on March 31 and April 1.
The AVC board will meet from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Thursday, March 31.
The council's annual membership meeting and election will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Friday.
Following the membership meeting, legislative counsels Camie Boggen and Bruce Hawkins, DBH Management, will bring council members up to date on current issues of concern to the vending industry.
Cadillac Jack Hendrix will offer an informative and entertaining overview of the qualities required for success and the causes of business failure.
The business sessions wrap up with a presentation by National Automatic Merchandising Association senior vice-president of legislative affairs Ned Monroe, who will offer an overview of federal legislative and regulatory matters.
Registration is $75 a person, including spouses and guests. The box fee is $20 per person for a group outing to Oaklawn Racing & Gaming (Mar. 31, 1 p.m.) and the Belle of Hot Springs dinner cruise fee is $59 (Mar. 31, 7 p.m.). Details may be had from the NAMA southern office by calling (678) 916-3852
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Galaxis is a curses-based clone of Christian Franz's game Galaxis for the Macintosh. It is a logic puzzle--you must drop probes in space to locate four lifeboats from a distressed interstellar liner. Can you locate them all before you run out of probes and they run out of oxygen?
MCL-edge is an integrated command-line driven workbench for large scale network analysis. It includes programs for the computation of shortest paths, diameter, clustering coefficient, betweenness centrality, and network shuffles. A module for loading and analyzing gene expression data as a network is provided. The MCL algorithm is a fast and highly scalable cluster algorithm for networks based on stochastic flow. The flow process employed by the algorithm is mathematically sound and intrinsically tied to cluster structure, which is revealed as the imprint left by the process. The threaded implementation has handled networks with millions of nodes within hours and is widely used in the fields of bioinformatics, graph clustering, and network analysis.
PRUN is a high-throughput computing software framework for coarse-grained distributed parallelization of computationally intensive tasks. It provides a job queueing mechanism, job scheduling, a priority scheme, resource monitoring, and resource management. PRUN is a lightweight, easy-to-use, full-featured, stable solution to run short-term or long-term jobs across the cluster.
Aspose.Imaging for .NET is an image processing and manipulation component which allows developers to create, edit, draw, or convert images in their .NET application. It allows developers to convert image files to PSD, BMP, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and GIF formats. A set of pens, brushes, and fonts can be used to draw images or add new elements and text to existing images. Aspose.Imaging for .NET works well with both Web and Windows applications. It supports the Silverlight platform.
yuck is a command line option parser for C that works on a minimal set of dependencies - only a C compiler and the m4 macro processor are required. It supports all the standard use cases: GNU-style long options (--option), condensable short options (-xab for -x -a -b), and optional arguments to long and short options (--foo[=BAR]), multiple occurrence of options (-vvv). Most importantly, it does not depend on libc's getopt() nor getopt_long().
Podget is a simple podcast aggregator optimized for running as a scheduled background job (i.e. cron). It features support for downloading podcasts from RSS and XML feeds, for sorting the podcasts into folders and categories, for importing podcast URLs from iTunes PCAST files and OPML lists, automatic M3U and ASX playlist creation, and automatic cleanup of old podcasts. It also features automatic UTF-16 conversion for podcasts hosted on Windows servers and includes the ability to handle authentication for premium podcasts.


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If you have any doubts about importing from China, you're right to be cautious. Here's some key information about B2CIT to give you more confidence in starting out with your new China Wholesale supplier: B2CIT is a wholesaler, based in the city of Shenzehn in Mainland China. Goods are shipped to worldwide by air freight and couriers such as DHL, EMS and UPS.
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- Unlike most Chinese export companies, there is no minimum order restriction. You can buy products in any order quantity even 1 piece samples from a wide selection of the latest released products. So you can test products and find out about the details of importing from B2CIT before you're committed to any large orders;
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Homestead's El Toro Taco and Downtown's Natural Chicken Grill Briefly Shut Down Due to Roach, Rodent Activity
Florida restaurant inspectors cited Natural Chicken Grill at 95 NW First St. in downtown Miami after rodents were observed. They also whacked El Toro Taco in Homestead for roach activity.
Both restaurants received orders to shut down after an unannounced July 10 inspection, but were allowed to reopen the next day upon re-inspection.
Restaurant inspections are conducted randomly throughout the state
every week by Safety and Sanitation Inspectors from the Florida
Department of Business and Professional Regulation, Division of Hotels and Restaurants.
When a restaurant is closed in this way, it doesn't represent disciplinary action, but instead "an action taken to mitigate conditions that pose an elevated risk to the health, safety, or welfare of the public or the establishment's employees."
El Toro Taco has faced more serious issues in the past. Let's hope it doesn't fall back.
Roach activity is a common cause for emergency closures in Florida. Roaches carry pathogens such as Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus faecalis, and salmonella.
Even though cockroaches are difficult to control in Florida, better efforts should be made to contain the disease-carrying insect, and rodents too, so customers don't have to stop visiting their favorite local eateries.
Large chains and higher-end restaurants rarely seem to make it on the list. Pest containment can get expensive, but the lack of it is more expensive. Dropping a little extra coin on reputable exterminators pays off in the long run.
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The only thing better than sitting down to a themed beer dinner is sitting down to a beer dinner and not knowing what the theme is.
Such was the case when 17 North Roadside Kitchen Chef Brannon Florie teamed with Allagash Brewing and decided to celebrate his first Father's Day for one more day. Chef Florie unabashedly admitted that in lieu of the holiday, the dinner theme would be a selection of his favorite dishes. And while congratulations are certainly in order for the new father; the treat of the extended celebration was all ours.
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Kathleen M. Lawrence, LMFT, is the seventh and final speaker in the 2013-2014 Distinguished Speaker Series sponsored by Cottey College's Institute for Women's Leadership and Social Responsibility. She will speak on "Women's Leadership in Psychology" on Tuesday, April 8, at 7 p.m. in the Missouri Recital Hall inside the Haidee and Allen Wild Center for the Arts. A reception will follow the address.
Lawrence is a licensed clinical psychotherapist in private practice in Richland, Washington. She works with individuals, couples, and families from a systemic perspective, meaning that she addresses problems that are embedded in a complex social system rather than isolated within the individual.
Ms. Lawrence is an owner and trainer/facilitator with Foresight Solutions, which hosts seminars and workshops using the Myers-Briggs Personality Inventory. She has been a speaker/facilitator at national conferences on ethics, morals, values, human behavior and personality preferences.
Prior to becoming a psychotherapist, Ms. Lawrence worked more than 20 years in law and business origination. She attributes her years in law and business as the foundation for making her an effective family and corporate mediator.
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REDLANDS - For Bobby Tucker it was his chocolate-loving grandfather Tony, who died when Bobby was a baby.
And for Juliana Mercado, Katie Woods, Lauren Granillo and Angie Cunanan, it was pop music diva Whitney Houston, who died last year.
Sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders at Sacred Heart Academy reached beyond the grave this week to connect with family members and others whose memory inspires them.
They created altars to display photos, symbols and other objects that meant something to - or about - the people being remembered.
The Day of the Dead, el Dia de los Muertos, is a special time for Mexican Catholics to honor their dead with flowers, symbols, favorite foods, poetry, and devotion. Celebrated Nov. 1 and 2 alongside All Souls Day and All Saints Day, the Day of the Dead is most often observed in the home, at church and at cemeteries.
Heading up Sacred Heart Academy's project was Spanish teacher Maria Downey.
"Being a Catholic school, we incorporate religious observances into our curriculum," she said. "The Day of the Dead relates to several subjects - Spanish, religion, art, and even a little bit of social studies."
Traditionally, Downey said, an altar includes flowers - usually marigolds - candles, a religious image, a picture of the deceased and anything else the family deems important.
Bobby's altar, outlined in festive fall colors, featured a photo of his grandfather, a jar of Folgers coffee, homemade chicharrones, fruit, nuts, and chili peppers.
There was also a round of Ibarra hot chocolate mix - Bobby cited a family story about his grandfather eating the mix right from the package, like candy.
"My grandmother helped by telling me what he liked to eat," Bobby said.
His family makes a Day of the Dead altar at home most years, he said, but this was the first time he made one for school.
Juliana, Katie, Lauren and Angie, all sixth-graders, used pictures and candy on their altar for Houston. They also posted something the singer said: "We all die. The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will."
Sixth-graders Brooke Bulf and Marina Williams created an altar for Brooke's uncle, who died last year of lung cancer. He loved parties and fun, Brooke said, so they included plenty of flowers and confetti.
Jade Garcia and Kimberly Marquez, both sixth-graders, chose to remember baseball hero Babe Ruth with candy and flowers on their altar, but they also included some healthful snacks.
Christian Morrison used Lego blocks to build an altar for his great-grandfather, a park ranger.
"Just from stories my mom tells, he was a good guy and a hard worker," Christian said.
Macy Webster, Melody Diaz and Caitlin Correa made an altar for Marilyn Monroe. They did some research and learned that diamonds and roses would be suitable symbols, along with a glamorous photo or two.
Most important, students said, was the tribute to the spirit of a special person. Their teacher was glad they got that.
"This is not just about making a pretty project, although that's part of it," Downey said. "It's about understanding what it means to remember those we loved in a way that isn't sad, but celebratory."
Principal Angela Williams said the Day of the Dead observance was a tribute to the school's many Latino families.
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So, this race was an interesting one. First off, I want to apologize for the pics. They suck. Something is wrong with our camera.
Despite me failing to PR at this race, it was still a great one. I learned a lot about how hard I can push myself. I also learned when to tail it back.
After telling a friend about this race, I was also diagnosed with Race Amnesia (RA), well, after he stopped laughing at me.
Let's start from the day before the race. Actually, lets start the week before the race. I bought new running shoes. Race Amnesia (RA) Example #1. I know better NOT to do this.
I should have packed the night before for Portland, but I didn't. Instead I was throwing things into my gym duffel bag 20 minutes after I should have left the house for the airport. Items I forgot to pack: sports bra, long sleeve shirt, underwear, and a gluten free breakfast for race morning. I'm surprised that my running shoes made it in my bag to be honest. I had to get creative about my sports bra and breakfast for the next morning. I managed to find a crusty stinky sports bra left over from one of my workouts in my gym bags. Check! And we stopped by Whole Foods for a gluten free protein bar and coconut smoothie for the next morning. I ate something new on race day. Race Amnesia (RA) Example #2. I know better NOT to do this.
I lost the hubs as we were walking to the race. I waited where I last saw him until 10 minutes before the race started. My stomach started acting up. With no sign of him, I ran off to my corral…only to find the lines to the porta potties were a mile long. The race started without me, and I was still in line. I had no choice. I HAD to go. RA #2 was biting me in the a$$. Literally. I tried not to sweat it too much considering the race was chip timed, but my nerves had the best of me! Finally, I made my way to the start line.
Oh, did I mention my garmin wasn't working? I was trying to stay positive but losing the hubs before the race especially because I still had my heavy sweatshirt on that I was supposed to give him before the race had me a little on edge.
Relax. This is going to be a fun race. This is just a training run, right? No need to freak out. Breathe.
After mile 2, I was still with the 3:35 group and ran into my husband on the sidelines. I gave him my sweatshirt and a quick kiss, and told him that I didn't know why I was running with this group. My pelvic muscle was still tight after I pulled it a few weeks prior, and my goal was to take it easy for this race. He said something so profound, "Well then, slow down!" Why hadn't I thought of that! haha. I started off WAY too fast. Race Amnesia (RA) Example #3. I know better NOT to do this.
So I tried to slow down. But my garmin wasn't working, and I had no idea how fast I was running especially because the "herd effect" hadn't worn off yet.
About 3 miles in, my garmin finally decided to work, and I ran into another girl who was just running the race for fun. We chatted for 20 miles. We pushed the pace at the same time. And, my RA #2 came back to haunt me 3 more times during those miles. I had a headache because I think that I was dehydrated from going to the bathroom so many times. It honestly felt like I was hungover. I'm not going to lie, it sucked!!! RA #1 began to rip into the skin on my ankles and toes. Blisters were starting to form. The rain didn't help at all.
Through all of this, I was still having a great time chatting with my new marathon friend. And, I was on my way to running a 3:40 marathon talking the whole way. This may not seem very fast to a lot of you, but the whole idea of running a marathon in this time is crazy for me. I guess I need to get over that because that was what I was going to run it in. Until…
Mile 20. After 3 bathroom breaks and painful blisters, I was ready to buckle down and finish this thing in less than an hour. I just wanted it over with. The faster I could run it, the faster I could be done and over with it. What I didn't anticipate was my pelvic muscle starting to scream enough is enough. Every time I lifted my right leg up, pain shot through my lower abdomen. I had to make a choice. Run on to a PR and possibly be injured for my Ironman 6 short weeks away or slow it down and be healthy for my only "A" race of the season a.k.a. IMAZ. I chose to be an adult and pick the latter. I told my new friend to go on without me and to not worry. I didn't want to hold her back.
Since our camera sucked, I borrowed these from the portland marathon site.
About a 1/2 mile later, I ran into another Swift teammate! She was NOT doing good. This was her first marathon, and she was hoping to run a 3:15. Yes, I run with these ladies. There are few Pro triathletes on my team as well as some girls hoping to qualify for the olympics. Can you say intimidating?? I like to refer to myself as the "Swift's Caboose." Someone has to be in the back! haha.
Anyway, she was crying. She was dealing with an injury herself. She kept saying that she wanted to quit and for me to go on without her. I kept saying, "NO! We are doing this together." I wasn't going to leave a fellow Swift behind!! Well, especially when my PR dreams were over, at least for that race. Staying with her was good because my injury was starting to kill me too. It forced me to slow down. We were both frustrated since everything else felt great. Pretty soon, the 3:40 pacers passed us. Then the 3:45, and the 3:50 pacers. We were walking/running the last 6 miles, and we were going to finish this thing. The 3:55 pacers passed us.
I did most of the talking the last hour we were out on the road. I wanted to take her mind off of her "marble filled" calf muscle and her mind yelling at her. I know exactly what she was going through. This race was humbling her. Been there, done that.
I explained to her that although she probably wanted to punch me in the face for being so encouraging, she would thank me after the race was completed. She grit her teeth and shot me dirty looks. My chatter continued. I wasn't going to let her not finish her first marathon. I know that would have killed her. Heck, it would have killed me if I didn't finish my first. Our minds tend to punish us for those types of things.
We finally finished. We finished 20 minutes after my "would be" PR. My pelvic muscle was hating me. I regretted taking the first 20 so fast. All I could think about was the fact that I would have to miss some workouts the next week to let this stupid thing heal again.
My Swift teammate started tearing up again, and she gave me a huge hug. She said that she never would have finished if it weren't for me. I told her no worries, and that she helped me finish too!! I'm glad that we were able to finish together. I haven't talked to her since the race. I hope she is okay!!
After the race, I hobbled to find the hubs, had lunch at a diner, then caught our flight back to Spokane. It was a good day.
Post Race Thoughts:
As I was explaining to my Swift teammate during the race, PR's aren't everything. Sometimes those races that you are really hurting (except REALLY injured) and pushing through those mental barriers are the ones that you build character and you become stronger. Although I believe this when I'm not racing and rational, I was also trying to convince myself of this as well. It was hard being passed by people who wouldn't normally pass us. Hey, at least I'm honest. We are competitive by nature. We could have just quit, but we didn't. Being on a running team and triathlon team, it is so hard to NOT think about PR's or placing in a race. I think we all need a reminder that racing is supposed to be fun, and not every race is going to go the way we want it to go!
I am not invincible. I really need to get my act together when packing my crap for a race. Why did I eat something new race day morning? I need to pack the night before and NOT buy new shoes 4 days before a race. What the heck was I thinking?!! I know better. Ack.
My husband, tri and running teammates, and friends are amazing and so supportive. Thank you for pushing me to be the best that I can be EVEN if that means that I have to be mature and do what is best for my racing season and NOT necessarily for one race. I am so lucky to have every single one of you in my life!!


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The Daily Mail has a lovely story today about 94-year-old gran, Elsie Corner from Manchester, England, who is a massive iPad fan, and who credits the iPad with greatly improving her quality of life. Mrs Corner loves to play Words With Friends on her iPad, sometimes having 16 games on the go at one time. She also uses her iPad to track planes flying over her home with Flight Tracker, as she is near Manchester Airport.
Elsie's daughter, Jean Holt, said that her mum did previously own a laptop, but was unable to see the cursor and struggled with using the mouse as well. It was Jean who bought her mum the iPad after seeing one in America.
Source: The world's oldest iFan? 94 year old Elsie Corner claims the iPad has changed her life (and turned her into a Words With Friends addict) | Mail Online
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The interior designer popped the question to his partner during a work trip in Machu Picchu.
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Jeremiah posted a photo of himself, Nate and friends with the background of Machu Picchu ruins on Instagram on Tuesday, April 9. He captioned the picture, "Machu Picchu @nate_berkus @susankfeldman @allmoxie #lifechanging #specialday."
The couple was rumored dating after they were spotted kissing at the sunglass rack in the men's section at Barney's. After the news was out, the two began splitting their time between New York, where Nate lives, and Los Angeles, where the former assistant of Rachel Zoe resides.
The couple reportedly hoped to have a baby through a surrogate mother. According to New York Post, Jeremiah apparently preferred a son. "I wouldn't know how to deal with a little girl," Jeremiah told guests at Alex Hitz's home in February.


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