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Vasudev Krishna gives start of episode moral gyaan. Karn kisses battle field. Vrishasen asks why is he kissing battle field. Karn says his guru Parashuram did meditation here. Vrishasen say it is battle field now and fit for enemy's blood and anger. Karn says anger is one's enemy and they should control it and use it in their favor. Vrishasen asks why was not he angry seeing Pandavs. Karn says all enemies should not be dealt will anger.
Panchali asks Yudistra if he has selected senapati. Yudistra says Bheem is the best senapati. Krishna comes and says they need someone who can withstand against ganga putra Bhism and only Shikhandini can withstand him. Shikhandi comes and says she is on their side.
Duryodhan looks at his war plan and says he has 9 armies and Pandavs have only 7. Shakuni says they should get Nakul and Sahdev's uncle Matra raj on their side and it is easy as matra raj is an womanizer and alcoholic. Nakul and Sahdev wait for Matra raj eagerly. Krishna says a warrior does not wait for anyone.
Matra raj travels on his chariot and orders charioteer to speed up. Charioteer stops and says someone is standing in front of chariot. Matra raj gets down and sees 2 women standing who say they came to make him relax before attending war. He says he has to go now. They hold his hand. He asks who sent them. They say Vasudev. He walks with them into a room. After satisfying himself and getting heavily inebriated says he wants to thank Vasudev for this favor. Paundrak Vasudev comes in front. He promises that he will fight on his side. Duryodhan comes and says he is fighting on his side. Matra raj says Vasudev tricked. Duryodhan says he is Paundrak Vasudev and not Vasudev Krishna. Pandavs see Matraraj's chariot in front of Kaurav's camp and enter tent and ask Matraraj why is he here. Matraraj says Duryodhan and Paundrak tricked him and took promise to fight on their side. Pandavs pick weapons. Paundrak says Matra raj promised him and he cannot break his promise.
Precap: Paundrak Vasudev taunts Krishna that his son is not on his side, so he should give his sudarshan chakra. Krishna says he will give what he wants.
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EW has confirmed that Ben Affleck is in talks to join the all-star cast of Baz Luhrmann's 3-D movie adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's literary classic The Great Gatsby. The star and director of The Town would join Leonardo DiCaprio, who' s set to play the dashing title character, Jay Gatsby, a wealthy mystery man who pines for his lost love amongst the swirling cocktail parties of Jazz Age Long Island. Also in the cast are Tobey Maguire as the story's narrator Nick Carraway, and Carey Mulligan as the objection of Gatsby's affection, Daisy Buchanan. Affleck is rumored to be up for the part of Daisy's hard-headed, cheating husband, Tom Buchanan. According to reports, Affleck is trying to iron out his schedule so he can appear in the film and also direct the 1979 Iran hostage thriller, Argo (both projects are set up at Warner Bros., the studio that released The Town). If Affleck does sign on to the project, that still leaves one juicy part to be filled: that of Daisy's easy-on-the-eyes gal pal Jordan Baker. Gatsby was previously made into a film in 1974 with Robert Redford as Gatsby, Sam Waterston as Nick, Mia Farrow as Daisy, and Bruce Dern as Tom, the Affleck role.
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Puerto Santiago is a master planned community of 122-acre located on Mexico's Costa Alegre, many people call it as the Jewel of Mexico - Manzanillo. A prosper tourist destination with more than 500,000 inhabits, Manzanillo, Colima is a city consider as:
Working with the political officials of the State of Colima, Mexico, all permits, concessions, valuations, and ecological studies required to develop have been secured and completed accordingly. All of the documents have been carefully examined by one of the premier international law firms in the United States.
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The popular Wyndham Estate Season's Plate Lunches for 2008 kicks off on Saturday, 1 March at the winery's home in the Hunter Valley. Wyndham is delighted to announce top chef Philip Johnson, from e'cco restaurant in Brisbane as the first in a fabulous line up of talented guest chefs for the 2008 series.
New Zealand born Philip Johnson has become one of Australia's most celebrated chefs. In 1997, he won the Remy Martin Cognac/Australian Gourmet Traveller Restaurant of the Year award for his restaurant e'cco, which opened in 1995.
A renowned author as well as chef, Philip has published four cookbooks to critical acclaim and contributes to a multitude of publications. Philip conducts numerous cooking classes, demonstrations and guest chef appearances, both nationally and internationally.
This will be the fourteenth year of the Season's Plate Lunches, traditionally held four times a year to welcome the changing seasons. Guests are treated to an extravagant four-course lunch prepared by a guest chef, and each course is expertly matched with award-winning wines from Wyndham Estate.
Popular wine author and expert, Stuart Gregor will once again act as MC, whilst winemaker, Don Young, will be on hand to discuss the wines being offered on the day and any exciting new releases.
At the conclusion of the afternoon, guests are presented with a limited edition Season's Plate as a memento of the occasion, designed by respected Hunter Valley artist Greg Wilson. For bookings call +61 2 4938 3444, or for information visit www.wyndhamestate.com.


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Fear itself!
Hey Passengers, read a newspaper or listen to the news today and you're certain to hear of some major economic failure or calamity.
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In many ways it's not any different than it was in the 1930's when America and the world was feeling the worst effects of the Great Depression. In fact, I'll bet you could probably switch out a lot of the big headlines of today with those of yesteryear and they'd probably fit.
When Franklin Delano Roosevelt came to office as President of the U.S. during that time, his inaugural address included some of the most famous words of all time, "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself."
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Please join CRAMBA for the annual ¡Ay CRAMBA It's Cold Out! Fatbike / Snow Bike Festival on Saturday, February 4th, 2017 from 12:00pm to 5:00pm for a celebration of winter riding at Shelby Township's River Bends Park. (In the event of poor weather we've set aside Saturday, February 18th, 2017 as a backup date.)
Come on out and join us for group rides, fatbike demos, hot bonfires, chili, and tasty beverages with a hundred of your fellow fatbikers. Please feel free to bring food, snacks, and/or drinks to share.
This year we'll be debuting the 4.9 mile River Bends Snow Bike Route (RB-SBR), a marked loop through River Bends that's regularly groomed by CRAMBA volunteers specifically for fatbike riding. For the hardy, add in the challenge of some classic fatbiking by riding the full Yellow loop which swaps some two track for 3/4 of a mile of ungroomed, foot-and-bike packed single track.
Click here for a map of the RB-SBR.
Reflective Snow Bike Route decals — the same ones used to mark the route — will be available for $5/each to help offset the cost of grooming the trail.
Many of your favorite bike shops will be in attendance with demo bikes for you to try!
Meet in River Bends Park, located on the south side of 22 Mile Road between Shelby and Ryan roads in Shelby Township. (Careful you don't use the entrance off of Ryan and Hamlin; it doesn't connect by road to the area we'll be at.) Drive into the park, past the small lot into the main parking area, and look for us to your left. Click here for a map and directions: 5700 22 Mile Rd, Shelby Charter Township, MI 48317.
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The top stories this Sunday morning...
A matador has died after being gored by a bull in Spain.
Victor Barrio was killed when the animal's horn pierced his chest.
The fight, which took place in front of an audience, was being broadcast live on TV at the time of his death.
He is the first bullfighter to die in the ring in the country this century.
Two Kenyan doctors have been filmed claiming to have given performance-enhancing drugs to athletes.
In footage secretly filmed by the Sunday Times, the medics say they've treated them with the banned blood-booster EPO.
An investigation has been launched - however UK Athletics has called the allegations "vague and unsubstantiated".
It's claimed to have happened near the British team's high-altitude training base in Kenya
Dallas police have given the all clear, hours after security levels were raised at their headquarters.
The department received an anonymous threat, two days after the deadly shooting of five officers in the city.
They were killed by a former army veteran who said he wanted revenge for a series of high-profile police shootings of black men in the US.
Meetings are continuing today to transfer services at Console to Pieta House, in a bid to keep its helpline up and running.
In recent days there have been calls from the ICTR, a support group for the charity sector, for the Government to speed up new regulations for charities.
An investigation is currently ongoing into financial irregularities at the suicide prevention and bereavement charity.
Beyonce entertained a 75,000 strong crowd at Croke Park last night.
The global pop superstar brought her Formation World Tour to Dublin for a sold-out performance.
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Move Beyond Civility: How to Facilitate Difficult Dialogues in the Classroom
Thursday, October 27
Time: 2:30 p.m. — 4 p.m.
Location: LTC Forum 044
More Info: https://www.udayton.edu/ltc/development/webinars.php
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All are invited to join us for a PaperClip Communications webinar September 27 titled "Move Beyond Civility: How to Facilitate Difficult Dialogues in the Classroom." PaperClip Communications provides this description:
Many faculty members are experiencing a significant increase in both the frequency and the intensity of difficult dialogues in their classrooms. Their ability to engage students and facilitate meaningful dialogue in these moments not only furthers learning, but can also impact student success. Mismanaged conversations often result in unresolved issues, misunderstanding, and simmering conflict that undermine learning outcomes and campus-wide goals to create inclusive campus environments.
We know this has been a particularly difficult year as students continue to challenge faculty and administrators to hear their concerns, engage in difficult conversation and make meaningful change on campus. Our expert presenter, Dr. Kathy Obear — the President of the Alliance for Change Consulting & Coaching and Co-Founder of The Social Justice Training Institute — will share facilitation strategies, training activities and resources to help deepen faculty members' capacity to maintain classrooms that support student learning and success.
Participation Outcomes
As a result of this webinar, you will take away:
- Tools to create an inclusive classroom from the start and negotiate working agreements that set the stage for meaningful dialogue.
- How to recognize when a classroom discussion becomes "difficult" for students and/or yourselves – get tools and approaches to de-escalate triggered reactions and promote engaged conversation.
- Criteria to decide whether to engage in difficult conversations in the moment or table for a future setting.
- Techniques to revisit classroom situations that did not further learning or group development so that everyone can learn how to do better the next time.
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Ram recalls nearly 500,000 pickups due to faulty water pump
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is recalling an estimated 443,712 pickups over concerns of a water pump that may overheat and cause a fire.
Affected models are 2013-2017 Ram 2500 and 3500 pickups and 3500, 4500 and 5500 chassis cabs. The recall is limited to trucks equipped with 6.7-liter engines. Affected customers will be advised when service becomes available.
"Customer feedback prompted an FCA US investigation that discovered certain trucks are equipped with a water-pump bearing that, after exposure to certain conditions, may overheat and potentially cause an engine-compartment fire," FCA stated in a press release.
FCA reports that it's unaware of any related injuries or accidents. The automaker said that it no longer equips its vehicles with the water pump.
Compromised water-pump function may activate a warning light in an affected vehicle's instrument cluster. Customers are urged to consult their dealers whenever they observe warning lights.
Those who have questions or concerns may call the FCA US Recall Information Center at (800)-853-1403. More of these vehicles will be recalled in Canada (est. 46,220) and some markets outside the NAFTA region (est. 4,485).
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What to see at ICUEE 2017: Auto Crane, Bandit, Knapheide and Morooka in Area N
ICUEE is preparing for record exhibit space for the Oct. 3-5 Demo Show at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville. In the run-up to the show we'll be providing a series of sneak peeks to give you an idea of what to look for at the show. To check out the rest of the ICUEE 2017 preview articles, click here.
Here is a sample of some of the equipment ICUEE attendees will see in Area N:
Auto Crane, booth N1014
Auto Crane's NexStar crane management telematics system tracks preventive maintenance needs on cranes and accessories, allows fleet managers to monitor equipment and provides historical data on equipment. The information feeds seamlessly into third-party telematics modules that are already integrated into the trucks, the company says.
Bandit Industries, booth N1006
Bandit 12XPC chipper
Bandit's Intimidator 12XPC hand-fed chipper is for professionals focused on trimming, but it can chip material up to 12 inches in diameter. It has a flow rate of 120 feet per minute, converting brush into dimensional chips. Along with the 12XPC, Bandit will bring its new ZT1844 track stump grinder, designed to be compact but handle large stumps.
Knapheide, booth N2046
Knapheide KMT2 mechanic truck
Knapheide plans to bring its KMT1 and KMT2 mechanic trucks. The KMT1 is designed to handle crane load capacities of up to 7,500 pounds. The KMT2 has a crane support system that transfers lift forces into the torsion box understructure and not the body to reduce the risk of damaging the body while lifting, the company says. Knapheide will also display a service body with a Dur-a-lift DTAX-39 Bucket, as well as custom utility body builds.
Morooka, booth N3103
Morooka MST1500VDL aerial carrier
Morooka USA will display its full line of new utility aerial carriers, which range from 42 to 125 feet of aerial capacity. Carrier models on display include the MST1500VDL, which accommodates aerials up to 50 feet long, and the 4500VDL, which provides a work platform for aerials up 125 feet. The carriers are powered by Caterpillar or Kubota engines and can be converted to tool carriers, among other options.
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Multi Machine, Kentucky Machinery to sell and rent new Prinoth Panther T14R dumper
Prinoth's Panther T14R Tracked Dumper
Multi Machine, which has the largest fleet of fixed and rotating tracked dumpers in North America, has added the Prinoth Panther T14R Rotating Tracked Dumper to its sales and rental inventory.
Prinoth has also added Kentucky Machinery as a new, sole dealer for the state of Kentucky, and will begin selling and leasing the tracked-vehicle manufacturer's products in October.
Multi Machine has been the exclusive distributor of Prinoth Panther tracked dumpers since January 2016. The TR14 has a payload capacity of 30,000 pounds, a 275-horsepower diesel engine and ground pressure of less than 4 psi.
Multi Machine was founded in 1982 and took ownership of its first tracked dumper in 1994. It now has more than 200 machines. The company is based in Asbury, New Jersey, and has a satellite location in Seattle, Washington.
Kentucky Machinery's Prinoth territory includes the entire state. The dealer's first Panther T14R tracked dumper is scheduled to be delivered at the International Construction & Utility Equipment Exposition, or ICUEE, show to be held in Louisville. The machine will be displayed in Prinoth's booth at N3016 October 3-5.
Kentucky Machinery is located in Richmond, Kentucky.
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Home starts dip, as builder confidence is shaken by recent storms
The start of construction on new homes in the U.S. fell 0.8 percent during the month of August due to a decrease in multi-family starts. Meanwhile, single-family starts are approaching a 20 percent year-over-year improvement.
Despite the strength in single-family, the NAHB reports that builder confidence has fallen due to uncertainty caused by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
Home starts rose to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 1.18 million homes in August, a 1.4-percent improvement over August 2016, according to preliminary data from the Commerce Department.
Single-family home starts rose 1.6 percent during the month to a rate of 851,000. Single-family starts are up 17.1 percent from their year ago figure.
Multi-family starts fell 5.8 percent to a rate of 323,000 but have sunk 23 percent since August 2016.
Building permits, a good barometer of where the housing market is moving, rose 5.7 percent in August to a rate of 1.3 million and are up 8.3 percent from the August 2016 rate.
Builder confidence in the housing market fell slightly according to the latest NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index. Builder confidence fell three points to a 64. Any reading above a 50 indicates most home builders believe market conditions are good.
"The recent hurricanes have intensified our members' concerns about the availability of labor and the cost of building materials," NAHB Chairman Granger MacDonald says. "Once the rebuilding process is underway, I expect builder confidence will return to the high levels we saw this spring."
"Despite this month's drop, builder confidence is still on very firm ground," says NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz. "With ongoing job creation, economic growth and rising consumer confidence, we should see the housing market continue to recover at a gradual, steady pace throughout the rest of the year."
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CDOT to provide home improvements along I-70 rebuild route
The Colorado DOT prepares for a spring start to reconstructing the outdated, congested section of Interstate 70 east of Denver.
The Colorado Department of Transportation has a long history of improving roads, but it will soon be in the business of improving homes.
The department has set aside $2.3 million to provide interior storm windows and window-mounted air conditioning units to help mitigate dust and noise during the Central 70 Project, which will reconstruct a 10-mile section of Interstate 70 east of downtown Denver. The project will be the largest in the CDOT's history.
The city of Denver is also considering chipping in an additional $1.3 million for home improvements for residents who live near the highway's construction path.
The CDOT told Denver7 News that it hoped to have the home improvements completed by spring, when the I-70 project is scheduled to begin.
The section of I-70 to be reconstructed handles more than 200,000 vehicles a day. The project will also include an express lane in each direction. Kiewit Meridiam Partners won the contract to design and build the $1.2 billion project.
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Atlanta creates Smart Corridor to improve traffic, prepare for driverless vehicles
Transdev autonomous vehicle. Photo by Transdev.
Atlanta has launched its new North Avenue Smart Corridor, equipping 18 intersections with advanced technology designed to improve vehicle, transit, bike and pedestrian flow and safety, and help pave the way for autonomous vehicles.
The technology includes adaptive signal systems using artificial intelligence to eliminate stops and reduce wait times by 25 percent without increasing travel speeds, according to Mayor Kasim Reed's office.
The intersections are also equipped with a video surveillance and detection system to improve traffic safety, a connected vehicle system in which traffic signals could communicate with autonomous vehicles and driver's smartphones and a Bluetooth travel time and origin destination system. The corridor was also updated with clear striping and signs to prepare for future driverless vehicles. A ribbon-cutting for the corridor on September 14 included autonomous-vehicle demonstrations by Tesla and Transdev.
The 2.3-mile corridor is a major artery in the city, providing a link to such institutions as Georgia Tech and The Coca-Cola Company.
Georgia Tech will partner with the city to collect and analyze data from the corridor to improve operations. The corridor is a demonstration project to make Atlanta "a national leader in the Smart Cities movement," according to the mayor. The movement involves harnessing advanced technology to address traffic and other quality-of-life issues.
Funding for the $3 million project came from $150 million in bonds Atlanta voters approved in 2015 for road projects.
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Conn. construction industry warns against transportation funding cut
The Connecticut Construction Industries Association is fighting a legislative proposal to cut transportation funding, saying it would hurt the state's economy, according to the Hartford Courant.
The association issued a report that said the state would lose $65 billion in economic activity over 20 years if it doesn't increase funding for roads and public transit, the Courant reports.
The association has been fighting for more transportation funding for years.
Earlier this year, it supported legislation to implement electronic tolling in Connecticut to raise revenue. In announcing its support for the bill, the association cited a study by the governor's office that it would cost $60 billion over 30 years to maintain current levels of service for roads, buses, trains and bridges, which is twice the state's current spending level.
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MassDOT approves $41.6 million Tobin Bridge rehabilitation
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The board of directors at the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) approved a $41.6 million, three-year project to rehabilitate a 1,675-foot stretch of Tobin Bridge that carries Route 1 over the Mystic River between Charlestown and Chelsea, the Boston Globe reports. The project, which will also include the repair and repaving of bridge ramps in Chelsea, is scheduled to begin in April 2018.
The lower deck of the bridge, which carries three northbound lanes leaving Boston, will undergo significant rehabilitation work, including removing concrete from the bridge, replacing a steel grate below, and refilling the concrete before repaving. One lane at a time will be closed between April and November all three years, according to transportation officials.
Southbound passengers who travel on the upper deck will have one lane closed each year as well, but only between Sunday and Thursday during overnight hours. Work on that part of the bridge is less significant and will focus on repaving.
All lanes will be open during the winter months. "Concrete work is very weather-dependent," Thomas Donald, director of bridge project management for the department of transportation, told the news agency. "And we don't want to have any lanes closed on the Tobin Bridge during the winter months, for snow purposes."
During the last decade, the bridge had significant repairs that featured similar work on other sections of the bridge. More recent maintenance work was completed in 2014, including a project that converted the bridge to electronic tolling.
Contractor J.F. White, which led previous Tobin Bridge work, has been awarded the contract for the new work.
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Mack unveils Anthem, a brand new on-highway tractor
Mack Trucks on Wednesday upped its ante in the company's on-highway business with the debut of Mack's newest, most driver-centric tractor to-date.
The Anthem model was unveiled at Mack's Global Dealer Summit in Allentown, Penn. amid much fanfare and following nearly two months of teasers.
"For me, this is almost like Christmas Day," Volvo Group CEO Martin Lundstedt said shortly before unveiling the truck to the company's dealer force and gathered media.
Mack Anthem's enhancements help improve fuel efficiency by up to 3 percent, mostly through a redesigned hood and bumper that not only improve aerodynamics, but also cut service time thanks to their three-piece design.
Designers managed to pull better fuel economy out of the truck, Mack Vice President of Global Marketing and Brand Management John Walsh said, without sacrificing Mack's traditional body lines.
"[The Anthem] proves that a truck doesn't have to look like a jelly bean to get great fuel economy," he said.
"It was just fantastic," Lundstedt said of his first reaction when he first saw the design of the new truck months ahead of its debut Wednesday. "This [truck] is Mack, and this is a platform that expresses where we are coming from but also where we are heading for the future. It's a platform that will provide all the things we need to move forward."
The truck's model name, Anthem, is an homage to the company itself, which builds all its North American trucks in the Lower Macungie Township, Penn., plant.
"[The Mack Anthem] is the right highway truck for North America," said Mack Vice President of Global Marketing and Brand Management John Walsh. "We are an American brand. We were born here. We were raised here, and we literally helped build this country. The name Anthem speaks to that American spirit."
"If any truck deserves to be called Anthem, it is a Mack," Mack President Denny Slagle added.
The truck was engineered with an emphasis on driver comfort and productivity and is available in day cab, an all-new 48-inch flat top sleeper and an all-new 70-inch stand-up sleeper that features 35 percent more space than previous models and 27 cubic feet of storage.
The Anthem is available with the 13-liter Mack MP8 engine with up to 505 horsepower and 1,860 lb.-ft. of torque depending on spec. Also available as an option is Mack's 11-liter MP7 with up to 425 horsepower and 1,560 lb.-ft. of torque.
Slagle called Wednesday's launch "a new day" and "a new start."
"When truckers get a full view of these products, [the truck dealers'] phone won't stop ringing," he adds.
Anthem ultimately will replace the Pinnacle axle back model.
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Mack updates Granite, Pinnacle with redesigned cabs
Mack may have debuted a new tractor, but that doesn't mean existing models are being overlooked.
Mack Granite—the best-selling conventional straight-truck in the U.S.—and Pinnacle axle forward models will get all-new interiors and LED headlights, while Pinnacle axle forwards also get a new grille.
Pinnacle axle back models are being replaced by the new Anthem tractor and will not be updated before being shelved at year's end. Going forward, Pinnacle axle forward models will simply be referred to as Pinnacle.
Mack used feedback from thousands of drivers to gauge their preferences to drive the design of the new Pinnacle and Granite interiors.
A new gauge cluster and dash layout improves visibility and readability, and puts frequently used controls at the driver's fingertips. Switches are repositioned higher on the dash, while the Mack mDRIVE automated manual transmission shift pad is now within easier reach as well. The dash panel has room for up to 18 easy-to-read switches, which feature laser etched labeling that won't rub off, even after repeated use over the life of the truck.
HVAC controls now include Automatic Temperature Control that maintains the temperature set by the driver. A new lower center console includes cup holders and storage bins, and can be easily removed for cleaning. Multiple 12-volt and USB charging ports are available throughout the dash. A new non-slip pad on top of the dash features two USB charging ports.
A racecar-inspired flat-bottom steering wheel – a first for the trucking industry – improves driver comfort and makes entering and exiting the vehicle easier. The new steering wheel, which can be equipped with illuminated cruise control, Bluetooth and audio system buttons, also gives the driver a better view of the dash.
"We've incorporated more ergonomics and comfort features to make the driving environment more automotive," adds Stu Russoli, Mack highway product manager.
Behind the steering wheel on an updated right-hand steering column stalk are the controls for Mack's Co-Pilot 5-inch display. The full-color screen helps the driver monitor operating information like engine and oil temperatures, trip odometers, aftertreatment status and tire pressures. A Pre-Trip Assistant guides drivers through inspection points and includes a single person exterior light inspection mode.
A new information and entertainment option, featuring a 7-inch touchscreen display, is available in both the Pinnacle and Granite models, providing finger-tip access to Apple Car Play, satellite radio, weather band radio and TomTom truck navigation. The display is also compatible with third-party back-up camera systems.
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Engine woes threaten to derail Scott Dixon
Scott Dixon's latest engine troubles could be the most costly yet for his IndyCar title hopes.
The New Zealander was forced to withdraw early from yesterday's Toronto street race, citing engine trouble.
He's still unclear exactly what was the cause - ''I think it was the engine, it was definitely something mechanical'' - but if he does require a new engine ahead of the Edmonton stop on July 23 (NZT), it will cost him 10 spots on the starting grid.
The reason? Dixon has run out of IndyCar-approved engines - he was on his fifth and final engine before Toronto and if he needs a sixth he'll cop the grid penalty, which is part of new rules IndyCar put in place this season at the request of the engine manufacturers.
It allows them to contain costs and ensure parity so the manufacturers aren't put into a position to design engines specific for certain races. Honda was the sole engine provider from 2006-11, and has since been joined by Chevy and Lotus.
There are five races remaining and Dixon, who dropped a spot to fourth in the overall standings after yesterday's race, 54 points behind leader Ryan Hunter-Reay, is the most notable driver on his last legs.
''We're not very happy of course, but Team Target will do a lot between now and Edmonton,'' he said.
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Modeling the PCB transfer into hen eggs: Influence of physiological characteristics of the animal
Laying hens are likely to be exposed to a wide range of persistent organic pollutants (POPs), including polychlorobiphenyls (PCBs). In order to improve the safety of poultry farming systems regarding POPs, our research has focused on assessing the impact of physiological characteristics of the hen on the transfer of ingested PCBs to eggs. Modeling was used as a research tool to explore the impact of some physiological characteristics on the transfer of PCBs in the laying hen. The mathematical model simulates the dynamics of the size of the lipid compartments in the animal and the frequency of laying. The PCB concentrations in egg yolk and adipose tissue are model outputs. Simulations were run to assess effects of animal characteristics on the transfer of PCBs to eggs. Laying rate proportionally influenced the PCB level of eggs and of adipose tissue at steady state. Body fat diluted absorbed PCBs in absence of laying and significantly influenced the decontamination rate of tissues during depuration subsequent to an exposure period. Applying this model to actual exposure cases highlights its value in improving support risk management in livestock farming. Environ Toxicol Chem © 2014 SETAC
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13 Sign Astrology
You may have heard back in September, 2016 that NASA confirmed there was a 13th sign in the Zodiac, Ophiuchus. The Zodiac signs lie in the Ecliptic, the Sun's apparent annual path across the sky. There is a deviation called the "Precession of the Equinoxes" that shifts the vernal equinox one degree every 72 years. This occurs because the shape of the Earth is that of an oblate spheroid, and thus differential gravitational forces are generated close to the Equator. So just like a top wobbling as it spins, so does our planet wobble in relation to its axis.
In the 2nd century B.C. what was proposed by the Greeks and perfected by Claudius Ptolemy is what we call Western or Tropical Astrology. If you read pop horoscopes, or any pop astrology book, you are probably familiar with your Western sign. Well, get ready for a change because 80% of people's signs have changed due to the Precession of the Equinoxes.
Ptolemy divided his Charts into 12 equal sections of 30 degrees with 12 Zodiac constellations equally distributed around it when in fact the Sun travels through each constellation for a different amount of time. His system also completely omits Ophiuchus from the ecliptic.
Since ancient times, astronomy and astrology were integrated studies and astrology made predictions about the weather, crops, people's lives, and politics by interpreting the movement of the planets in the sky. Almost all astronomers were also astrologers. Only in 13 Sign Astrology do the positions of the planets coincide with their actual positions in the ecliptic which is a time true tradition dating back to ancient times.
When you get a 13 Sign Astrology reading, you can expect a much more precise interpretation that integrates ancient ideologies of the constellations as they really affect you.
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The flaky, butter pastry encases the salty-creaminess of the gorgonzola and the sweet-grainy texture of the just-ripe pear. You will need 6 x 12cm tart pans with removable bases.
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- 375g packet Careme All Butter Puff Pastry, thawed (see Notes)
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 50g butter
- 55g (1/4 cup firmly packed) brown sugar
- 3 Corella or williams pears, halved
- 500ml (2 cups) milk
- 85g (1/2 cup) instant polenta (see Notes)
- 60g gorgonzola dolce, crumbled (see Notes)
Asparagus & watercress salad
- 125ml (1/2 cup) olive oil
- 1 bunch asparagus, trimmed
- 2 tablespoons verjuice (see Notes)
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 2 teaspoons chardonnay vinegar (see Notes)
- 2 eschalots, thinly sliced
- 3 red radishes, trimmed, cut into julienne (matchsticks)
- 50g (1/2 cup) walnuts, roasted
- 1 cup watercress sprigs
Step 1Preheat oven to 220C. To make tart shells, roll pastry on a lightly floured work surface until 2mm thick. Using a sharp knife, cut into 6, then use to line tart pans. Trim edges. Prick pastry with a fork, then place pans on an oven tray and freeze for 15 minutes to firm.
Step 2Brush tart shells with egg, then line with baking paper and fill with dried beans or rice. Bake for 15 minutes, then remove beans and paper, and bake for a further 5 minutes or until pastry is crisp and golden. Cool on a wire rack.
Step 3To caramelise pears, heat a large, heavy-based ovenproof pan over high heat. Add butter and cook, swirling pan, for 30 seconds or until it starts to foam. Scatter sugar evenly over pan, then add pears, cut-side down, and cook for 3 minutes or until sugar melts. Transfer pan to the oven and bake for 8 minutes or until pears are caramelised. Turn pears over, then set aside in pan.
Step 4Meanwhile, to make salad, heat a chargrill pan over high heat. Combine 2 tablespoons oil and asparagus in a bowl. Cook asparagus, turning occasionally, for 2 minutes or until charred and tender. Cool slightly. Cut asparagus in half lengthwise, then half widthwise.
Step 5To make dressing, place verjuice, mustard and vinegar in a bowl. Whisking continuously, gradually add remaining 80ml (1/3 cup) oil and whisk until emulsified. Season with salt and pepper.
Step 6Combine eschalots, radishes, walnuts, watercress and asparagus with half the dressing in a large bowl.
Step 7To make cheese polenta, heat milk in a large, heavy-based saucepan over medium–high heat. Bring to the boil, then reduce to a simmer. Whisking continuously, gradually add polenta, then cook, whisking continuously, for 5 minutes or until cooked and thick. Remove from heat, stir in gorgonzola and season.
Step 8Spoon cheese polenta among tart shells, then top with a caramelised pear. Divide tarts among plates, top with the salad, then drizzle with the remaining dressing to serve.
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* Careme pastry is from delis and specialist food shops. Substitute Pampas Butter Puff Pastry.
* Instant polenta is from selected supermarkets and delis.
* Gorgonzola dolce, from delis and selected supermarkets, is mild Italian blue cheese.
* Verjuice, from supermarkets and delis, is unripe grape juice. Substitute white wine.
* Chardonnay vinegar is available from supermarkets. Substitute other white wine vinegar.
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TONY STEWART, NO. 14 OFFICE DEPOT / OLD SPICE IMPALA SS met with media and discussed the Atlanta track and tires, the upcoming Bristol race, being a team owner and more.
IT'S A NEW TIRE. HOW DOES IT FEEL? "I think there are parts of it that are better. I think the track is getting to the point where it's fallen off worse than what the tires are. We don't have a ton of grip but I don't know that there's any solution for that really (laughs). The good thing is that in race trim I think it will be better. But I'm noticing that we don't have quite as much grip as what we've had in the past but I think that's the track changing more than it's the tire right now."
WITH IT BEING SO GRITTY OUT THERE AND THE SPEED, DO YOU THINK THIS IS THE MOST DIFFICULT TRACK TO BUILD A TIRE FOR? "I've got to believe so. It seems like every year the track changes more than what they can anticipate. I don't know that anybody can do it right now. When you see the trucks go out in practice and they're running the top already, that's normally an indication that the track is changing a lot more because those cars seem to be less picky about the tire because of the aero that they carry. So for them to move up, it almost tells you the track has lost a lot more grip too."
IS IT TIME TO REPAVE THIS TRACK? "I hate repaving tracks. As soon as you repave it, it kills the racing and it's one lane and it takes three or four years before we can do anything and it even puts us in a worse position. I'd rather leave it the same. I don't know that you have to have a ton of grip here but you want enough grip that when you get around each other you're not scared to be around each other and that's the only thing that you're really concerned about."
THE NEWS THAT GM MIGHT BE ON THE VERGE OF BANKRUPTCY, IS THAT SOMETHING THAT WORRIES YOU? "I think they're working hard. I think they're doing everything they can do to try to stimulate the economy as much as possible. The biggest thing is that we've got to get people to not be afraid to spend money again. That's the only way that the economy is going to recover is to get people confident that it's all right to spend money. The good news is that GM is doing their part. Chevy is building cars that are affordable and economical and efficient and from a manufacturer's side, that's all you can ask for. And I feel like they've really responded and have done a good job in that aspect. The fallout if we lose any of these manufacturers is going to be tremendous and I think it's at a stage now to where we can't rely on our government to do it all for us. We have to take an active role ourselves and I'm not saying as drivers or as NASCAR, but our whole country together. We've got to get off our wallets and we've got to go back to being Americans again and living our lives they way we're used to. And I know that's easier said than done, but I think every time you turn on the news, you're petrified. I sit there and watch the news and I beg to be able to turn the channel to something else to where I'm not so depressed. It's partially reality but at the same time, the only way to get through it is to resume doing what we do again."
HOW MUCH MORE SPECIAL IS A WIN WHEN IT'S AT YOUR HOME TRACK? "It's just like any other pro teams playing at home. You always want to win at home more than away games. It's no different with our sport. When you have a home race at a home track or whatever one is closest to your home, that one becomes special to you because it's around an area where your friends and family are and you always want to do well because of that."
LAST YEAR THIS TIME IT WAS SNOWING ON RACE WEEKEND; THIS YEAR IT WILL BE ABOUT 70 DEGREES. HOW MUCH IMPACT WILL THE WEATHER HAVE ON SUNDAY'S RACE? "This place is temperature-sensitive just like any place else is. But I can promise you that I'm much happier when it's 70 degrees than I have been worrying about whether it's going to snow or rain. So I'm really happy that at least we've got a weekend when we don't have to worry about it right now."
ARE YOU SURPRISED BY YOUR START TO THE SEASON? "I think from the physical pieces and parts standpoint, we knew we had what we needed. It was just a matter of how long was it going to take for the package to gel. I think we're all pleasantly surprised at how quick that's come. We went from a superspeedway to a 2-mile track and a 1.5-mile track and we've been good at all three, or at least solid at all three. I think that gives us a lot to look forward to and that's definitely keeping the team morale and spirits up. They're excited about our start even though last week our results didn't show for the day, we ran in the top five for a big portion of the day. Looking at the big picture, those are the things that keep these guys excited from week to week."
HOW WILL YOU SPEND THE UPCOMING OFF-WEEKEND? "I'm going to be invisible. I'm leaving town. I don't know what Darian (Grubb) and the guys are going to do. I'm sure they're going to work their tails off like they always do. But I'm going to get away. I need a break right now. It's perfect timing for a break after this weekend."
IS THE BRISTOL TRACK STARTING TO COME AROUND A LITTLE BIT? "I think it was good the first time we were there. Guys were able to run multiple grooves there and we do not have to knock each other out of the way to pass each other and you're not seeing guys having to wreck each other to win races. That's fun. It's fun knowing you actually get a chance to race for it versus having to just have a gap enough that they can't get to you."
AFTER RACING CALIFORNIA AND LAS VEGAS, ARE THERE THINGS THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO TEST OR ARE YOU GETTING ENOUGH DONE DURING RACE WEEKEND PRACTICE SESSIONS? "You could still test six days a week and not test that seventh day and you'd still have something you'd want to test. So it doesn't matter whether you have zero days or six days in a seven-day week. There are always going to be things that people want to test because that's how you become better. But it's still the same thing. Don't lose sight of why we're not testing. There is a good reason why we're not. And even though every team wishes we could have some testing, there are reasons that we're not and it's beneficial to the teams."
DO YOU FEEL LIKE YOU'RE THRASHING OR THROWING STUFF AT THE CAR BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT TESTING? "I don't feel like we are. Sure there are things we'd like to work through, but it makes you plan your practice a little bit different and you're a little bit more strategic about saying okay, this is the package we're going to start with and depending on how those first couple of runs go, you make a game plan and you shift directions and say well either I'm going to switch a package or I'm going to keep working around this one. You just kind of plan and try to make your hour and a half more efficient on Friday."
ARE YOU ENJOYING THE CAR OWNER THING? "Read the newspaper every week. I've said it every day since we started. I do. I enjoy it a lot. There's a sense of pride every day when you come in the garage and you see that No. 39 (Ryan Newman) and you see the No. 14 car sitting there. You realize the sponsors that you have and the group of guys that you've assembled and the fact that everybody has enough faith in what you're trying to do to want to be a pat of it. That makes you feel good."
WITH YOUR NEW ORGANIZATION, DID YOU REALLY THINK YOU COULD BE COMPETITIVE RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX? "We felt like we could be competitive but I think it was unrealistic to think that we would go three weeks and be that competitive just week in and week out and solid every session. I haven't qualified outside the top 14 all year so far and that in itself should tell you that the sky is falling. I mean I've never qualified that good. From that side, I think it's kind of exceeded my expectations because I've never qualified that well before and I think we expected to have results, but I'm not sure we expected to be this consistent right off the bat.
"Granted, it's only been three weeks and we could fall on our face this week. But for three weeks to go to a superspeedway and 2-mile track and a 1.5-mile track and have good results and good performance each of those weeks it something to be proud of."
DO YOU FEEL LIKE A WIN IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER? "Well, you never know when it's going to come and historically over 10 years at Gibbs, the first third of our season is not normally our strong suit. I think it's going to be hard to predict when it can happen. You hope it's right around the corner but every week everybody else is working on their programs and trying to make them better and we're doing the same. You just hope that you hit it better than they do on a weekend."
IS THERE SOMETHING THAT STICKS OUT THAT YOU DIDN'T EXPECT GOING INTO THE SEASON AS AN OWNER? "Not yet. Everybody keeps asking me that. But three weeks into it, it hasn't happened yet."
HAVE YOU TOTALLY CLOSED THE DOOR ON RUNNING THE INDY 500? "I'm learning to never totally close the door on anything. You never know what's going to happen. Obviously with this ownership, the sense of responsibility is a lot greater. So the risk versus reward I'm not sure is the same. Who knows? You never know what's going to happen 10 years down the road or five years down the road or 20 years down the road. Right now, it's not looking very likely that it'll happen again. And the start time takes 95% of the equation out to make it unfeasible. The difference is I'm spending more time at the shop and I feel like taking three weeks off in the month of May to try to focus on the Indy 500 and running the three race weekends that we have to run on top of that makes less sense than before because before I had more time to focus on it where now I've got less time because I'm focusing more on the Cup operation."
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The electric fence is a ubiquitous sight in South African cities. This site in Cape Town's bustling nightlife district is close to the store and the 'live' nature of this medium makes it perfect to communicate Marshall Music's range of guitars.
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Art Director: Quentin Arendse
Copywriter: Warren van Rensburg
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I think this is great. Hopefully nobody tries to strum this guitar!
let's say 2 strings broke because playing marshall guitars is so much fun.
Either that or it's time I started investing in public utility stock in Johannesburg or Cape Town or something...
Fuckers must be rolling in it!
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