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SALEM, Ore. - Many of Oregon's major transportation corridors would be impassable if a major earthquake hit. That's the upshot of a study released today by the Oregon Department of Transportation. Salem Correspondent Chris Lehman reports.
ODOT engineers used a new computer simulation program to subject Oregon bridges to hypothetical major earthquakes. The result? Many bridges along the state's biggest highways would be out of commission for months, if not longer, if a huge quake hit. That includes Interstate 5, according to ODOT's Dave Thompson:
Thompson: "Most of the bridges along the I-5 corridor were built before 1975. And obviously, the earthquake standards were way different 35 years ago."
Another trouble spot would be U-S Highway 101 along the Oregon coast. Thompson says it would cost three billion dollars to retrofit the state's bridges to make them more likely to withstand a major quake.
Copyright 2009 Northwest News Network
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ODOT earthquake study: ftp://ftp.odot.state.or.us/Bridge/bridge_website_chittirat/2009_Seismic_Vulnerability


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As fall creeps closer to winter, it's obvious that this season's record releases have gotten better with each week. Albums like Lil Wayne's Tha Carter 4 and The Muppets: Green Album started off the fall season with a bang, and also proved that artists who don't Watch the Throne can overcome any expectation. Even though Kanye and Jay-Z's foray into egotism failed, last week's albums like Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Pink Floyd's reissue of Wish You Were Here, and David Lynch's Crazy Clown Time overcame those expectations and brought a diverse, yet great originality. That was just preamble though, because an album that spans multiple genres and hits the most unsuspecting listeners with large doses of sincere lyricism, hip beats and Donald Glover is coming out. Let's just say that Glover didn't stop rapping after his ingenious collaboration with Abed from Community ended.
Last week's releases allowed me to talk about my favorite bandPink Floyd at great length. Yet as delightful that was, today's release of Childish Gambino's newest album Camp has proved to be one of this year's best, and has solidified his growing reputation. Another band that's highly respected is Athens, Georgia's own, R.E.M. This week they're releasing a retrospective from their genre defying career, while the Community star's competitor Drake unveils his sophomore effort Take Care, which might not be able to keep up with the comedian's alternative persona. Also on this installment of LP Release Tuesday, the reissue and re-master of The Who's historical rock and roll epic Quadrophenia is hitting stores. For more valuable insight on this week's releases, look below.
Don't be surprised by their excessive album times though, because like any memorable orchestra concerto, the recording takes its time to build upon its soundscape. Each song starts off stripped down and almost an acoustic bare-bones version of what it will become. As the album progresses, each strum of the guitar and every harmonic melody from the string section builds on their walls of sound, creating an orchestral "movement" before your ears. Like every band that experiments in soundscapes such as Sigur Ros, their live show is also unpredictable. The Icelandic band's latest album Inni, is their first live recording to be produced and is probably their most interesting release to date as well. The record captures everything on their previous works, but blends it into a live setting that adds even more intricacies and textures to the bands evolving sound. This live album is also accompanied by a film which not only captures the sound of their music, but also acts as an outstanding film alone. Like many of their records, Inni needs to be heard in order to be understood.
Drake's latest album takes his unique sound into a different direction by adding trip hop and downtempo elements to his dreamy, slow burning music. This time around on Take Care, he stays away from trite lyricism on topics like boasting and criticism, and instead raps about his friends and family, wealth and fame, failed romances, relationships and his concerns about leading a hollow life. Even though Childish Gambino achieves greater highs with his highly introspective music, Drake clearly knows how to make an infectious beat with some honest lyrics as well.
After thirty years of making music though, it's finally all come down this; their last compilation album. Part Lies, Part Heart, Part Truth, Part Garbage 1982–2011 brings together hits like "Gardening at Night," "Radio Free Europe," "(Don't Go Back To) Rockville," "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" and countless other timeless R.E.M. classics. Surely most of you reading this love the Athens, Georgia band, but I couldn't think of a better time to end the group's career than shortly after their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and their last album Collapse Into Now which showed off their strong musicianship and songwriting skills. Buy this record.
Their decision to change direction could have been tough, but when the "Baba O Reilly" hit makers quickly realized with Tommy they could explore the more theatrical side of their band, Quadrophenia was inadvertently created. The album's take on progressive rock was refreshing, because with groups like Yes and King Crimson starting to diverge into the more indulgent side of that genre, The Who wanted to make an album that relied on song structure, but with the experimental side of progressive rock. Written entirely by Pete Townshend, the album continued with The Who's famous "bigger than life rock opera" sound they created with Tommy, but on Quadrophenia the band utilizes more synthesizers, organs, unique editing techniques in the studio. The story takes place in London between 1964 and 1965, and involves all of the transcending social and musical happenings that were occurring at that time, entirely from an English teenager's perspective. Quadrophenia is The Who's most celebrated album to date, and is being reissued today with newly re-mastered songs, along with some extra goodies to accompany this Pete Townshend epic.
Camp is the best rap album since Yeezy's My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. The genius behind this record is shown in Glover's lyrics, through the way he uses his comedy to point out the ludicrous nature of what he's rapping about, but also the darkness that stays within him. Some of the lyrics are so dense with meaning and complex pop culture references; you might not understand on the first listen. Another aspect to the album which adds a special layer of individualism is the catchy riffs, eccentric string section that encompasses the choruses, and Glover's unique use of choir singing on certain tracks. Taking ques from his predecessor Kanye West, Gambino utilizes a live band to record his music which makes his unique sound authentic in every way possible.
Go listen to it, or buy it, now. Like Childish Gambino says: "I'm like rap's step father. Yea, you'll hate me, but you'll respect me." Word.
Other Albums Released This Week
Ray Charles Singular Genius: The Complete ABC Singles
Can Tago Mago [Reissue]
Bry Webb Provider
Elvis Costello Return of the Spectacular Spinning Songboox
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Neil Oliver Chamberlain, M. D. was born on November 9, 1931 in Selma, California and passed away on October 10, 2013 in Columbia, Tennessee.
Neil Oliver Chamberlain, M. D. was born on November 9, 1931 in Selma, California and passed away on October 10, 2013 in Columbia, Tennessee.
He came from humble beginnings, but worked hard to rise above the challenges placed before him. He graduated from Fresno State University in 1953 and then went on to graduate from the 1957 class of UCLA Medical School. He was one of the first graduating urology residents from Vanderbilt University in 1961 and completed his training at Harbor General Hospital in Los Angeles, California.
Dr. Chamberlain practiced urology in Southern California for forty years. He dedicated himself to his patients and devoted many years to teaching residents at UC Irvine in California. He completed the last eight years of his long and successful career in Columbia, Tennessee, in order to be close to his youngest grandchildren.
Dr. Chamberlain is survived by his loving wife, Shirley; his sister, Deon Ferguson; his five children, Matthew (Barbara) Chamberlain, Andrew (Tony) Chamberlain, Tamera Marcus, Teri Harris and Dr. Tiffany (Todd) Hill; his adoring grandchildren, David (Caitlin) Marcus, Jacquie (Drew) Borne, Joshua Chamberlain, Tyler (Sara Beth) Borne, Richard Harris, Natalie Harris, Andrew Landon, Olivia Landon, Bradley Landon, Katherine Hill, Joshua Hill and two great-grandchildren, Zackary Borne and Ian Borne.
Funeral services for Dr. Neil Chamberlain will be held on Wednesday, October 16, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. in the chapel of Williams Funeral Home in Columbia. The family will visit with friends on Tuesday, October 15 from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the funeral home. Elder Gary Hill will officiate the celebration of his life.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorial donations be sent to: UC Irvine Foundation (Urology Department), Attn: Gloria Crockett, UCI Health, 333 City Blvd West, Suite 605, Orange, CA 92868.
Williams Funeral Home is assisting the family with the arrangements and online condolences may be made at www.williamsfh.com.


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Cut Public Programs that Don't Yield Results
July 14, 2011
Barack Obama has been accused of "class warfare" because he favors closing several tax loopholes as part of the deficit-cutting process. This is a curious charge: class warfare seems to be a one-way street in American politics. Over the past 30 years, the superwealthy have waged far more effective warfare against the poor and the middle class, via their tools in Congress, than the other way around. How else can one explain the fact that the oil companies, despite elephantine profits, are still subsidized by the federal government? How else can one explain the fact that hedge-fund managers pay lower tax rates than their file clerks? Or that farm subsidies originally meant for family farmers go to huge corporations that hardly need the help? Actually, there is an additional explanation, says Time Magazine journalist Joe Klein.
- Conservatives, like liberals, routinely take advantage of a structural flaw in the modern welfare state.
- Both "liberal" and "conservative" subsidies linger in perpetuity, sometimes metastasizing into embarrassing giveaways.
- Even the best-intentioned programs are allowed to languish in waste and incompetence.
Take, for example, the famed early-education program called Head Start.
- Head Start did work well in several pilot programs carefully run by professionals in the 1960s, and so it was "taken to scale" as part of Lyndon Johnson's War on Poverty.
- It is now 45 years later.
- We spend more than $7 billion providing Head Start to nearly 1 million children each year.
- And finally there is indisputable evidence about the program's effectiveness, provided by the Department of Health and Human Services: Head Start simply does not work.
We can no longer afford to be sloppy about dispensing cash to programs that do not produce a return, says Klein.
Source: Joe Klein, "Time to Ax Public Programs that Don't Yield Results," Time Magazine, July 7, 2011.
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Le'Veon Bell is likely going to be immortalized on film for being at the center of a key play in Thursday night's Ravens-Steelers game, but it probably won't be for reasons of glory. Bell got himself in the middle of an instructional concussion video for years to come with the blow he took late in the fourth quarter.
Bell was charging up the middle with the end zone in sight when three Ravens defenders converged. Their massive hit caused Bell's helmet to fly off, and he fell to the turf, his head snapping back in horrifying fashion.
Adding the proverbial insult to injury, Bell didn't even get a touchdown on the play despite crossing the goal line, as NFL rules deem the play dead when a helmet comes off.
Bell left the game with an injury that, even if not ruled a concussion, is a serious head injury of some sort, showing how dangerous the sport can be for the most important part of players' bodies.
Check out the rough moment in the GIF below, courtesy of GIFD Sports.
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Grading is the process of changing a master pattern from one size to another. Today's multisize patterns clearly show how grading changes a pattern. The cutting lines move out in somewhat equal increments from a smaller pattern size to a larger one, according to a set of standard grading rules.
But standard sizes don't fit everyone. People are often a combination of sizes and lengths. Standard sizing simply isn't the answer for most of our fitting challenges, but custom grading is. It enables you to map out exactly where your figure differs from the pattern, so you can work toward a perfect fit.
Joyce Murphy demonstrates how you can custom-grade a pattern of any garment type: a jacket, blouse, dress, or pants.
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Chains Exclusive Video Premiere: "Dancing With My Demons"
If you're not wise to Chains, we need to change that.
The band — just three years old — started as a one-man droning doom of E. Chains, who is also the vocalist for Bleeding Fist.
Chains released a two-song seven-inch back in March, and at the end of this post, you can see the band's official video for the effort's title track, "Dancing With My Demons."
If you're into Sunn O))) or Death SS, you will dig this clip and this band.
Chains also boasts Chad Davis of Hour of 13 on drums.
Please check out this video, and let us know what you think of the band and this song.
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I am a day-time guy. I like walking, bicycling, buying groceries at fresh food markets, gardening, discover my city, its streets and buildings... Unfortunately during the week I don't have much time for this, but I'm working on it.
When I go out at night I prefer to watch a play or a music show and maybe go to a cafe or a quiet place to talk with my friends. But stay at home talking, playing, cooking and eating is usually more fun.
Night clubs, pubs and crowded places are not my cup of tea at all.
It's really hard to describe it in a box of a webpage. But I'd like to share some thoughts that I am fond of
Suppose you had the revolution you are talking and dreaming about. Suppose your side won, and you had the kind of society you wanted. How would you live, you personally, in that society? Start living that way now! Whatever you would do then, do it now. When you run up against obstacles, people, or things that won't let you live that way, then begin to think about how to get over or around or under that obstacle, or how to push it out of the way, and your politics will be concrete and practical.
A inevitabilidade não prescinde o dever
(Inevitability does not release you from doing the right thing)
Deixa o cara
(let it be)
Só porque algo não aconteceu não quer dizer que não é verdade
(Only because something didn't happen, it doesn't mean it isn't true)
Se algo vale a pena ser feito, vale a pena ser feito imperfeito
(If something is worth doing then something is worth doing poorly)
If you do not change direction, you may end up where you headed
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6. Take you to visit or practice Aikido in the dojo where I train
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Elodie and Louis: Dec/2011
Algrid: Mar/2012
Colin and Julia: August/2012
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Felix, François and Guillaume: March/2013
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Nadia and Pablo: July/2013
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Mass. lawmakers override transportation veto
Taxes on gasoline and cigarettes are set to increase after Massachusetts lawmakers voted to override Gov. Deval Patrick's veto of a transportation financing bill. Full story
Taxes on gasoline and cigarettes are set to increase after Massachusetts lawmakers voted to override Gov. Deval Patrick's veto of a transportation financing bill. Full story
Mark Aesch, Founder of TransPro, discusses work he's done in Detroit's transportation system and what needs to be done to bring the city back.
Two consulting economists say Vermont's revenue forecast is improving, with the general fund and transportation fund expected to be up in fiscal year 2014. Full story
Highway and bridge construction projects that likely would have been on the shelf for a decade or longer across Ohio are moving to the front of the line now that the state is going forward with Gov. John Kasich's plan to use the Ohio Turnpike to raise money for roadwork. Full story
NTSB Chairman Debbie Hersman has dedicated her life to making transportation safer in the United States. She is the public face and guiding figure in many of this nation's worst transportation accidents, including the recent Asiana Airlines crash in San Francisco.
Mass. Gov. Deval Patrick on Friday kept his promise to veto a massive transportation financing bill, saying the measure was "not good enough" after lawmakers rejected his demand to include a plan for offsetting a potential loss of turnpike tolls. Full story
A new report from Transportation for America, less than a month since the Skagit River bridge collapse in Washington State, found more than 66,000 U.S. bridges are structurally deficient. Pennsylvania has the most bridges in need of repair, followed by Oklahoma, Iowa, Rhode Island and South Dakota.
Arthur Hatfield, Raymond James transportation analyst, discusses the divergence between the Dow transports and the broader averages, and how best to play the sector.
Maya Wiley, president of the Center for Social Inclusion, explains how improving America's infrastructure can help the economy.
CNBC's Scott Cohn has the latest on flooding and transportation in New York City, and an update on whether the markets will open on Wednesday, with CNBC's Bob Pisani.
Michael Ward, CSX Corporation president, chairman, & CEO, breaks down the transportation company's third quarter earnings of $0.44 EPS on $2.89 billion in revenues, and discusses the impact of coal costs on the company's bottom line.
This Wednesday, April 24,2013 photo shows transportation engineer associate Abeer Kliefe working at the Los Angeles Department of Transportation's Automated Traffic Surveillance and Control Center in downtown Los Angeles. In small towns and big cities, police and politicians are pointing to the surv
Afghan women sit along a street as they wait for transportation in Kabul March 19, 2013. REUTERS/Omar Sobhani
FILE - In this Wednesday, April 24, 2013 file photo transportation engineer associate Abeer Kliefe works at the Los Angeles Department of Transportation's Automated Traffic Surveillance and Control Center in downtown Los Angeles. In a 2011 poll by The Associated Press and the NORC Center for Public
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Mayor Rob Ford stood by Toronto Community Housing CEO Gene Jones Tuesday while the board itself has yet to decide how to deal with the embattled boss.
Ford's staunch support for Jones came the same day ombudsman Fiona Crean released her report alleging senior staff at the affordable housing provider broke the rules when it came to hiring and firing non-union and management staff, created an environment of "chaos," and ran the organization "like their own personal fiefdom."
Crean's report, entitled 'Unrule(y) Behaviour,' immediately put Jones — who was stripped of his 2013 bonus by the board in February — on the hot seat yet again.
"This is a story about the failure of leadership from the top," Crean said.
Ford argued there may be "more to it than meets the eye" and says he's waiting to hear from Jones.
"I support Eugene Jones, I know he's done a great job at Toronto Community Housing but obviously some of the stuff in that I read, I want to hear his side of the story," Ford said.
"It's more of an HR thing if you ask me ... I like Eugene, I've seen a huge change at (TCHC)."
The mayor said he didn't see anything "scathing" in the report.
"He had to clean house — Toronto Community Housing was a mess for years," Ford said. "I think they are picking on him or singling him out."
Rob Ford reacts to Ombudsman Fiona Crean's report on TCHC from Don Peat on Vimeo.
But Crean argued that TCHC's "house is not in order."
"There is an abject failure of leadership," she said.
In her report, Crean finds in the first 18 months Jones was on the job, 88 staff left the corporation, "most of them involuntarily," and 96 staff were hired. Of the 88 that left, 45 were fired (41 without cause), 32 resigned and 11 retired.
While Crean couldn't provide an exact amount for the severance payments, she said they would have been "significant."
"All these changes created chaos," Crean states.
She goes on to argue some TCHC wage levels were arbitrarily determined.
"It could very well have wasted taxpayer money," she said.
In another example outlined in the report, Jones hired Lisa-Joan Overholt as a manager and promoted her six months later to a senior director with a $30,000 raise without a process, job description, evaluation or competition.
Ford said the raises don't bother him.
"I always like to pay on performance," he said. "You can't pay anyone the some, some people get big increases."
TCHC board members met in closed session for three hours on Tuesday to discuss the report and hear from Jones.
After the meeting, chairman Bud Purves acknowledged the report "identifies a number of serious issues, these are issues of leadership, improper management practices and insufficient oversight."
"The board acknowledges the need to address these issues," Purves said.
"We've made progress, but we agreed that more time is needed to further study."
The board will be meet to discuss the report on Friday.
A TCHC spokesman confirmed Jones remains employed as the CEO.
Councillor Paula Fletcher said she wants to know the cost of these TCHC human resources decisions and whether it is "more than the $5 box of chocolates" that led to the last shake-up at TCHC.
"I'd certainly like to know the cost of cleaning house to the corporation and ultimately to the city," Fletcher said.
"Not following the rules is a hallmark of our mayor, so I hope that Mr. Jones and others didn't think that they don't have to follow the rules either."
Councillor Cesar Palacio — a TCHC board member — says Jones still has his confidence.
"These are allegations at the moment," Palacio said. "I can assure you I'm going to be asking very tough questions."
Councillor Doug Ford said he believes in Jones.
"I believe (that) a CEO has the right to make changes that are required," Ford said.
Here are some of the Toronto Community Housing human resources issues outlined by ombudsman Fiona Crean in her report on Tuesday:
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Adjustment & Testing
Specific to:
Buick LeSabre 1987-1991
Buick Park Avenue 1996-1999
Oldsmobile Delta 88 1987-1988
Pontiac Bonneville 1987-1991
If a Tech 1® or equivalent scan tool is available, it is advisable to use the scan tool to read the TP sensor voltage. If using a voltmeter, extreme care must be taken to probe the correct terminal carefully. Incorrect TESTING or probing can damage the TP sensor connector or destroy the ECM.
- With the TP sensor attaching screws loose, install 3 jumper wires between the TP sensor and harness connector.
- With the ignition switch ON , use a digital voltmeter connected to terminals B and C and adjust the TP sensor to obtain 0.33-0.46 volts.
- Tighten the attaching screws, then recheck the reading to insure the adjustment has not changed.
If the TP sensor is only being adjusted, remove the screws, add threadlocking compound (Loctite® 262, or equivalent), then reinstall the screws.
- With the ignition switch OFF , remove the jumper wires and connect the harness to the TP sensor.
Specific to:
Buick LeSabre 1986-1999
Buick Park Avenue 1996-1999
Oldsmobile 88 1992-1999
Oldsmobile Delta 88 1986-1988
Oldsmobile LSS 1996-1999
Pontiac Bonneville 1987-1999
The Throttle Position (TP) sensor is connected to the throttle shaft and is controlled by the throttle mechanism. A 5 volt reference signal is sent to the TP sensor from the ECM. As the throttle valve angle is changed (accelerator pedal moved), the resistance of the TP sensor also changes. At a closed throttle position, the resistance of the TP sensor is high, so the output voltage to the ECM will be low (approximately 0.5 volt). As the throttle plate opens, the resistance decreases so that, at wide open throttle, the output voltage should be approximately 5 volts. At closed throttle position, the voltage at the TP sensor should be less than 1.25 volts.
By monitoring the output voltage from the TP sensor, the ECM can determine fuel delivery based on throttle valve angle (driver demand). The TP sensor can either be misadjusted, shorted, open or loose. Misadjustment might result in poor idle or poor wide-open throttle performance. An open TP sensor signals the ECM that the throttle is always closed, resulting in poor performance. This usually sets a Code 22. A shorted TP sensor gives the ECM a constant wide-open throttle signal and should set a Code 21. A loose TP sensor indicates to the ECM that the throttle is moving. This causes intermittent bursts of fuel from the injector and an unstable idle. Once the trouble code is set, the ECM will use an artificial default value for the TP sensor, and some vehicle performance will return.
Removal & Installation
Specific to:
Buick LeSabre 1986-1999
Buick Park Avenue 1996-1999
Oldsmobile 88 1992-1999
Oldsmobile Delta 88 1986-1988
Oldsmobile LSS 1996-1999
Pontiac Bonneville 1987-1999
- Disconnect the negative battery cable.
- For 3.0L and 3.8L (VIN 3, B and C) engines, disconnect the PCV vent hose, then detach the TP sensor electrical connector.
For 3.8L (VIN 1, L and K) engines, perform the following steps, as necessary:
- Disconnect the manifold vacuum lines from the throttle body and fuel pressure regulator.
- Detach the IAC, TP sensor, MAF sensor electrical connector.
- If necessary, detach the EGR valve electrical connector.
- Unfasten the TP sensor's attaching screws, then remove the TP sensor from the throttle body.
To install:
- Position the throttle valve in the normal closed idle position, then install the TP sensor on the throttle body assembly, making sure the TP sensor pickup lever is located above the tang on the throttle actuator lever.
- Apply Loctite® 262 or equivalent threadlocking compound to the TP sensor screws. Install the TP sensor retainer and attaching screws. For 1986-91 vehicles, do not tighten the attaching screw until the TP sensor is adjusted, as outlined later in this section.
- If not already done, tighten the TP sensor screws securely.
- For the 3.0L and 3.8L (VIN 3, B and C), attach the PCV vent hose.
- For the 3.8L (VIN 1, L and K) engines, perform the following steps, as necessary:
If removed, attach the EGR valve electrical connector.
- Attac the IAC, TP sensor and MAF sensor electrical connectors.
- Attach the manifold vacuum lines to the fuel pressure regulator and throttle body.
- Attach the TP sensor electrical connector.
- Connect the negative battery cable.
Specific to:
Buick LeSabre 1986-1999
Buick Park Avenue 1996-1999
Oldsmobile 88 1992-1999
Oldsmobile Delta 88 1986-1988
Oldsmobile LSS 1996-1999
Pontiac Bonneville 1987-1999
- Visually check the connector, making sure it is connected properly and all of the terminals are straight, tight and free of corrosion.
- With the ignition in the ON position, check the voltage at terminal B. The voltage should read less that 0.5 volts.
- Operate the throttle, while watching the voltage. The voltage should increase smoothly to 5 volts as the throttle is opened.
- If the voltage is not within specification, check the 5 volt reference signal circuit at terminal C and ground the circuit at terminal A for the proper signal. If the correct signal is found, the sensor is faulty. If the proper signal is not found, check the circuits back to the computer control module for continuity.
- If the circuits are functional, the PCM may be faulty.


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The 'resource curse' and rush for fossil fuels in Utah
Bioroot Energy, LLC Darby, MTMarch 14, 2014 2:20 p.m.
As usual Dr. Moench writes eloquently about the mounting problems of fossil energy economics and environmental risks. However he has yet to take a stand "for" development of credible, cleaner energy substitutes, especially in the liquid fuel arena, such as a clean, biodegradable, water-soluble ALCOHOL fuel that can be produced from what's in the average Salt Lake trash can.
The biggest missing piece of the renewable energy puzzle is a clean, renewable liquid fuel that is about 95 percent cleaner burning than gasoline, that can power both gas and diesel engines, is profitable to produce, and which leverages resources that have never been utilized as such. Such as the 450,000 tons of solid and liquid wastes hauled yearly to the SLC landfill.
PeanutGallery Salt Lake City, UTMarch 14, 2014 12:39 p.m.
Dr. Moench is slipping into his habit of implying that when two things happen at the same time, that means one of them caused the other. He is making a leap of logic by implying that living near an oil rig causes more birth defects. But such an implication is not sound science.
It's possible that the makeshift/temporary nature of some oil towns includes more people who don't follow good health habits or seek proper prenatal care. THAT may very well be the cause of additional birth defects, not living near an oil rig.
2 bits Cottonwood Heights, UTMarch 14, 2014 9:05 a.m.
Sorry for being shallow.... but I would think if someone takes the time to write 200 words about the folly fossil fuels are and tell us we should be using solar energy instead... they would be doing at least SOME of it themselves.
My watch is solar powered. But I haven't found a solar powered car yet. Buses aren't solar powered. Not even Trax (which is electric) is solar powered (it still runs on electricity generated by coal and gas). So I'm thinking we still need gas, etc, for quite some time to come... that's all I'm sayin...
That doesn't mean we stop developing this technology. It just means we don't cut off our current energy sources in hopes that something else will swoop in and save us if we stop fossil fuel exploration now.
chilly Salt Lake City, UTMarch 13, 2014 3:47 p.m.
Deserthound, those hybrids and electric cars depend almost exclusively on fossil-fuel fired power plants for manufacturing and operation. The only fuel source on the horizon that will significantly help meet our growing need for energy is nuclear. Mention that and most greenies go ballistic (no pun intended).
deserthound Salt Lake City, UTMarch 13, 2014 3:02 p.m.
2 bits: The argument "Are you driving a solar-powered car yet? OK. Kinda do as a say, not as I do then I guess..." is often repeated in such platforms, but is unfortunately quite shallow. Such a statement is premised on this notion that we can immediately switch from fossil fuels to renewable energy. We can't and most people know that. But what we can do is start to decrease societal investment in fossil fuels projects and infrastructure, while investing more in clean energy technologies. It's a necessary transition in order to avoid the catastrophic bust that Dr. Moench writes about. But here in Utah, we are just going down the same road, even faster than before. The bottom line, every dollar - whether private or public - that gets invested in fossil fuels is a dollar that doesn't get invested in clean energy and our future. Meanwhile, the numbers of plug in hybrids and electric cars are increasing every year, in spite of what the oil companies and politicians would prefer. But it could happen at a much faster pace if we weren't subsidizing fossil fuels like we do.
2 bits Cottonwood Heights, UTMarch 13, 2014 1:14 p.m.
Are you driving a solar-powered car yet?
OK. Kinda do as a say, not as I do then I guess...
Until you are driving a solar-powered car, and the rest of us are... we probably need gas, oil, plastics, lubricants, fertilizers, etc... which require fossil fuels currently. So we're going to need to continue exploration for awhile.
I say explore both for now...
I'm looking at the picture on this article....
I see one rig. Not much impact to vegetation in the area as a whole. And miles and miles of open and undisturbed nature for several mountain ranges and valleys behind it.
On the other nature topic today somebody said big oil wants to drill on every acre of land. It looks from this picture that every acre isn't being drilled. And that's a good thing. I'm just pointing out that it's not every acre. It's not even every mile, it's not even every hundred miles. Just a few spots here and there are actually disturbed. I can deal with that. I hope the other side can be as reasonable and flexible.
Hutterite American Fork, UTMarch 13, 2014 10:51 a.m.
This is the bargain we signed on for when we echoed 'drill, baby!'. As for boomtowns and 'man camps', it's part of my life, and it pays me well. There's oil out there; let's go get it.
Irony Guy Bountiful, UtahMarch 13, 2014 10:31 a.m.
While we in Utah grub in the ground, other states are building high-tech thermal solar plants that will power their great cities (Phoenix and Las Vegas). When oil falls to $65/bbl, the Utah oil "boom" will go "bust," as it has always done before.
deserthound Salt Lake City, UTMarch 13, 2014 8:43 a.m.
Dr. Moench conveys quite eloquently the big picture by connecting the dots. Good editorial. Unfortunately, there are many in Utah who, by either a very conservative mindset or a motivation by short term greed, are unable to connect such dots. Even more tragic, it is these same folks who driving Utah towards this train wreck at a breakneck speed. I'm pointing directly at the the Governor.
marxist Salt Lake City, UTMarch 13, 2014 8:36 a.m.
Thermodynamics teaches us that the world is degrading as a fit place for humans all by itself. But the burning of fossil fuels greatly accelerates this process. For example coal with useful free energy is converted to ashes with useless bound energy. Back to the original point, coal itself is decaying but at a much slower rate than burning. What's the point? It is this. We need to tap solar as soon and as fast as possible. Solar is an unlimited flow, whereas fossil fuels are exhaustible stores the burning of which accelerates the degradation of the world. Resource towns, like Price where I lived for a season, are the vanguard of fossil fuel degradation and they show it.
Jamescmeyer Midwest City, USA, OKMarch 13, 2014 7:51 a.m.
Resources encourage people to congregate around them. Congregating bodies of people become prosperous, forget the Lord, and become prideful, selfish, and uncivil. It's nothing new and it's not tied to oil.
The trick is that it's not inevitable; there have been times when people have resources and congregate together for economic growth and community development -without- the civic downsides.
Roland Kayser Cottonwood Heights, UTMarch 13, 2014 12:17 a.m.
One country that has escaped the resource curse is Norway. Profits from North Sea oil are being invested in ways that will make Norway better educated, more productive, and more prosperous in the future, after the oil ineluctably runs out.
We could learn from their example, but we won't.


text: I've been reading with interest some of the rides people do around Tokyo. But where are they?? (tanagawa?) I am fimilar with the loop at the warf that people turn up to, but where are other good areas to ride through?? Could people start posting their favourite rides? Could you include a map (ie gmap http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=678116) This is the imperial palace but is only a 5k loop. I know when I ride up the the Arakawa (spelling not sure). I can usually do about 2.5hrs up the river before I run out of path. I think this will give me about 130k. What other good routes are there?? Cheers Paul P.S Is it possible to do hill training in Tokyo. The Imperial palace and a smalll loop behind it is all I can find??


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Key Points:
- Day six of the Anglo Irish Bank trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court
- Former chairman Seán FitzPatrick and former executives Patrick Whelan and William McAteer have pleaded not guilty to providing unlawful financial assistance to 16 people to buy shares in the bank
- Mr Whelan has also denied seven charges of being privy to the fraudulent alteration of a loan facility letter
16.25 The day's evidence has finished with the cross-examination of Mr O'Sullivan by Mr Whelan's counsel, Brendan Grehan SC.
Mr O'Sullivan first started with Anglo when they took over his previous employer, Smurfit Paribas.
Mr Grehan asked him if it was him who brought Seán Quinn to Anglo when he moved.
"Unfortunately, yes," he replied, to laughter from the court.
Mr O'Sullivan went on to describe the moment when he found out how much of Anglo Mr Quinn controlled in CFDs.
"It was one of those moments that you will never forget in your life," he said.
He agreed with Mr Grehan's summary of the situation - "This was a very dangerous position. It could destabilise the bank."
The Central Bank, the Financial Regulator and the Department of Finance had become involved because they were worried about "contagion", ie, that the situation would "infect other banks".
Evidence has now finished for the day.
Join us in the morning when we will hear more from Mr O'Sullivan before moving on to some Maple Ten witnesses, including Gerry Gannon.
16.20 Mr O'Sullivan said he later raised the matter several more times with Mr Whelan. He was concerned that the 0% recourse had not been properly authorised and that it had not gone through Group Risk.
The witness said that on 16 December 2008 he approached Niall Tuite in the Group Risk section of Anglo and told him about the situation.
Three days later he spoke with Mr Whelan again "but got no satisfaction." At this stage the bank was in the middle of being bailed out.
The witness said that two days after this on 21 December he went to Matt Moran about the situation.
Mr Moran was the Chief Financial Officer at the bank and was negotiating the bailout terms at the time.
Shortly after this Mr Whelan called Mr O'Sullivan. The witness said there was "a very heated exchange." Mr Whelan said he was "very disappointed that Mr O'Sullivan hadn't come to him about his issues".
Mr O'Sullivan said he responded that he tried several times to discuss the issues "with no satisfaction."
"I felt comprised by what had taken place and in my 36 years in financial services, that had never happened before," the witness said.
On 22 December Mr Whelan agreed that new facility letters should be sent to the Maple Ten. These letters would return the loans to a 25% recourse basis and take away the possibility that the borrowers might have no liability whatsoever.
These letters were sent to the Maple Ten. Nine of the ten signed, Mr O'Sullivan said.
He said Mr Whelan had spoken to most of the borrowers before the letters were sent and that Mr O'Sullivan visited several borrowers directly to get them to sign.
16.00 The court has heard about the altered facility letters, which Pat Whelan allegedly had the witness sign.
As heard many times already, the first facility letter from 10 July 2008 to the Maple Ten required them to repay 25% of the loan amount if the Anglo shares fell to zero.
Mr O'Sullivan has told the prosecution that Mr Whelan came to him on 11 October 2008 and asked him to amend the loan facility letters which had been sent out in July.
One of the changes was the insertion of the amended line: "Recourse to the Borrower will be limited to 25% of the balance outstanding under the facility or to the value of the shares at the expiry of the facility."
The witness said his understanding of this sentence was "that if the value of the shares were zero the value of the recourse would be zero."
He asked Mr Whelan why they were making these changes. Mr Whelan told him it had been approved by David Drumm and the board.
Mr O'Sullivan responded: "Well if it is, you sign it so."
The witness said he then signed the letter and it was sent out to the borrowers.
The witness said that several weeks later he attended an "asset review meeting" with non-executive directors, Donal O'Connor and Lar Bradshaw as well as Mr Whelan.
During the meeting it became clear to Mr O'Sullivan that Mr O'Connor was unaware that the Maple Ten were no longer subject to the 25% recourse.
He said he was annoyed that the board had not being informed of this.
He confronted Mr Whelan after the meeting. Mr Whelan responded that he would speak to the CEO about it and the matter was left at that.
15.10 Michael O'Sullivan has described the meeting with David Drumm and Pat Whelan where he was told about Seán Quinn controlling a quarter of the bank's shares through Contracts for Difference (CFDs).
He said he was shocked to learn Mr Quinn controlled that level of shares in the bank.
"We had a good relationship with them, it was a huge surprise, not something I expected," he said.
Mr O'Sullivan said on May 8, 2008 he went with Mr Whelan to a meeting with the Financial Regulators.
He said Anglo had an unlimited personal guarantee from Mr Quinn as security on his loans. There was additional security in the form of a list of international properties.
They discussed with the Regulator how they could reduce Mr Quinn's exposure by selling Quinn assets. The witness said it was a productive meeting.
They continued to fund Mr Quinn's margin calls up until June, amounting to about €2 billion, Mr O'Sullivan said.
The CFDs were now a "major concern", he said.
The bank were not allowed go above 25% of their own funds and they were approaching that number with Mr Quinn.
On 10 and 11 July 2008 Mr O'Sullivan was on annual leave. Lorcan McCluskey called him to tell him a solution had been reached to unwind Mr Quinn's CFDs.
This was the Maple Ten deal.
He came in on 14 July when the paperwork was being finalised and the deal was ready to go before the credit committee.
14.50: Evidence has resumed after lunch with Judge Martin Nolan telling the jury that the trial will break during Easter between 15 and 22 April.
However, he warned that if the trial is near the end, they might keep going, "so I wouldn't advise you to book any holidays".
Michael O'Sullivan is now in the witness box. He joined Anglo in 1999 when they acquired his employers, Smurfit Paribas. He climbed the ranks to associate director and then divisional lending director.
The previous witness, Mr McCluskey, reported to him and he in turn reported to Pat Whelan.
Mr O'Sullivan was responsible for a mixed portfolio of property developers and builders.
He worked quite closely with Mr McCluskey. The normal lending process would start with a meeting with clients and then progress to bringing a proposal to the bank.
He said the lending team would examine a proposal. If it was a new client there would be extra due diligence carried out.
There would then be a "mini-credit committee", two a week, ahead of the main credit committee meetings.
If the mini-credit committee agreed it was a good deal, they would pass it on to the main credit committee.
At the main credit committee, senior management would ask questions and maybe seek changes to the application.
Executive directors, senior lenders and members of the risk committee would sit on the credit committee.
Two "A Signatures" were required for a loan over €5 million.
"A Signatories" were executive directors, divisional directors and the risk director.
Mr O'Sullivan said he was an "A Signatory".
He said that loans over €25 million would be sent to the non-executive directors for "noting".
Loans had to meet certain credit requirements but there could be exceptions for various reasons, including "competitive pressures", the witness said.
13.02: Mr McCluskey has been cross-examined by counsel for Seán FitzPatrick, Michael O'Higgins SC.
He described the process of how loans were decided upon and granted by Anglo.
He said that the ultimate power in this regard was with the credit committee.
He agreed with Mr O'Higgins that the only people who could authorise a loan being paid out were the members of the credit committee.
The witness said that loan conditions, such as pricings, repayment terms and facility durations could be stricter for certain borrowers.
He agreed with counsel that the opposite was also true, that conditions could be loosened up for some clients if, for example, there was a danger of the bank losing their business.
13.00: The jury has heard that one of the changes in the second facility letter sent to the Maple Ten was to reduce the loan amount from €60 million to €45 million to reflect the lower value of the shares.
Mr Whelan's defence counsel, Brendan Grehan SC, put it to Mr McCluskey that one of the reasons for the new letter was because one of the Maple Ten, Jerry Conlon, came back asking to borrow the extra €15 million.
"If one came back looking for the extra €15 million, then the rest of them could too," counsel said.
He put it to the witness that "the purpose of the second letter was to stop this from happening".
Mr McCluskey agreed this is correct, that there was a need to correct the facility letters for this reason.
Mr Grehan asked Mr McCluskey who decided that the date of 17 July 2008 should go on the second letter, which Mr McCluskey claims was drafted in October 2008.
The witness said he believes Mr Whelan decided the date should go on the letter.
Mr Grehan put it to the witness that he presented himself to the jury as "the mouse that roared" when he refused to sign the October letter.
Counsel put it to Mr McCluskey that he never told the investigating gardaí that he refused to sign, he merely said he was uncomfortable with the new letter.
The witness repeated that he refused to sign it.
12.50: Mr McCluskey said that in October a facility letter came to him from his line manager, Michael O'Sullivan, which required his signature.
He said he had no direct dealings with the accused, Pat Whelan, about this new facility letter.
The instructions came through his line manager.
Mr McCluskey said he understood the instruction to sign the letter had come from a meeting between Mr O'Sullivan and Mr Whelan.
He said Mr O'Sullivan told him the CEO, David Drumm, as well as the board wanted the new facility letter drafted.
Defence counsel, Brendan Grehan SC, asked the witness if there was anything wrong with the first facility letter that was sent in July.
Mr McCluskey said the only error he was aware of was that the loan should have been €45 million, not €60 million.
This is because the shares' price had fallen, meaning a smaller loan was required to buy them.
The witness said the original facility letter was in existence from the date of draw down, 15 July 2008.
It was then changed in October and the terms of the recourse were altered.
Mr McCluskey has previously said this alteration removed the original 25% recourse Anglo could recoup.
It put in place a new recourse agreement, which meant the Maple Ten might be subject to no recourse whatsoever.
This 0% recourse was later amended in a third letter, which reinstated the original 25% recourse.
11.45: An email sent from Mr McCluskey to Fiachra O'Neill on 10 July 2008 is now being shown to the court.
The subject reads: "Proposed wording - prepared by ANL (no identities of clients and/or stock revealed)."
This email references a condition Mr O'Neill sought to have imposed on the loans to the Maple Ten.
The condition would require the ten to give Anglo advance notice if they wanted to sell the bank's shares which had been purchased using Anglo loans.
Mr McCluskey said he definitely did not draft this letter and that it was probably drafted by a solicitor.
He said he believes that this document was never used, as it was replaced by a new set of documents drawn up by solicitors firm Matheson Ormsby Prentice (MOP).
Mr McCluskey said he had no dealings with MOP himself, but that they did act for the bank and acted as part of the share deal with the Quinn children.
11.30: Welcome to live coverage of day six of the trial of Seán FitzPatrick, William McAteer and Pat Whelan.
Lorcan McCluskey, a former associate director of lending at Anglo Irish Bank, has continued his evidence this morning.
He identified a letter presented to him by the prosecution.
It is a typed loan facility letter dated 10 July 2008 with handwritten notes made in several places.
Mr McCluskey said the notes are in the handwriting of himself, Pat Whelan and Michael O'Sullivan.
One note states: "To replace letter dated 10/7/2008."
This note is crossed out but legible. Mr McCluskey said he believes it is Mr Whelan's writing.
Another of the notes states: "Ten heroes Rec SAT 11/10/08."
The witness said this note was also in Mr Whelan's handwriting. A further note changes the loan amount to the borrower from €60 million to €45 million.
Mr McCluskey said he believes he first saw this letter on 13 October 2008. He has previously said he refused to sign this updated letter because it would weaken the bank's position.
He also said he kept a copy of the letter at the time as evidence that its contents had not been drafted by him or his line manager, Mr O'Sullivan.
Under cross-examination, Mr McCluskey denied his account of events "has evolved over time".
Counsel for Mr Whelan, Brendan Grehan SC, put it to him that up until now he never said he refused to sign the letter, that the furthest he went was to say he was uncomfortable with its contents.
Mr McCluskey repeated that he refused to sign it.


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HEATH VS. CUTLER For years, whatever rivalry there was between friends Phil Heath and Jay Cutler was played out in gyms, not on stages, and even that was more of a student/ mentor relationship. We were there the first time they trained together and Heath got buried by Cutler ("Phenom Backlash," FLEX, November 2006). Having turned pro eight years earlier than Heath, former phenom Cutler simply had too large of a lead then, and yet he felt Heath could one day catch him. He was right. In his Olympia debut in 2008, Heath came in third, one placebehind Cutler (Dexter Jackson won). The following January, in another workout we watched ("Killing It," June 2009), the student matched his previous mentor nearly set for set. The onstage rivalry truly materialized when Heath was second to Cutler at the 2009 Olympia. Those places reversed at last year's Olympia and the Sheru Classic that followed. Will Mr. O No. 11 and Mr. O No. 13 provide another thrilling one-two finish at this year's O?
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Quincy bottoms residents have less than 30 days to move
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What would you do if you had only had 30 days notice to move out of your home?
That's all the time some of the residents of the Quincy bottoms have been given.
KHQA's Stephen Johnson spoke to one woman who received a letter the day after Thanksgiving, that has pulled the ground out from beneath her and left her with more questions than answers.
With a lump in her throat Carolyn Dunivin read the following excerpt from a letter she received to me: "This letter is sent to advise you that your lease is being terminated as of 30 days of the receipt of this letter. Ms. Langan will accept no further payments on the lease and would ask that you quit and deliver up the property to her as soon as possible and in a reasonable fashion."
The day after Thanksgiving, Carolyn Dunivin received this letter from Attorney Don Heck on behalf of the landlord Ms. Cleatis Langan.
The letter states that she has 30 days before being evicted from her home of more than 20 years. But Carolyn is not alone.
In total, 19 residents who call the Quincy bottoms home have until 2 days before Christmas to find a new place to live.
Carolyn's home is warm and cozy. Built by her late husband, it's made up of two trailers put together with an added roof and deck and would be very hard to move in one piece.
Carolyn say's she is at a loss as to what she can do next.
"I even told the lady's grandson that it can't be moved and he come out and told me that I better find me a good mover because it has to be moved. And I can not move my house. And I have nowhere to go. So I guess I just got to walk away from my house. I don't know," Carolyn said. "I offered to buy this land, just this little piece of land is all I ask for. This is my home and I don't believe that they understand this. You know this is coming from my heart. I just ... I can't understand it. I really can't."
KHQA spoke with Attorney Don Heck who is representing Ms. Langan. He says he has no idea why the landowner wants to sell the property.
We also attempted to contact Ms. Langan twice with no success.


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We're a culture that loves superlatives. Maybe more than we love anything else ever.
I'm sure it was tasty, but I promise your dinner wasn't good enough the world needs to see it.
All of which is to say, I imagine there might be some skepticism when I tell you I've found the world's greatest invention. But it's absolutely true.
Don't believe me? Let me offer you two words to support my claim: Salmon cannon.
You're intrigued now, right? And you should be. Because what else in the history of science, engineering or fish husbandry can really compare with a device designed to launch live salmon through the air in the interest of aiding their mating? It's about as literally as you can take the term "wing man" without some highly dubious plastic surgery.
Television is great, obviously, but it also brought us Dancing With the Stars, and that's a big mark against it. Sliced bread? Please. Thirty years from now, people will measure new creations by describing them as the best thing since the salmon cannon. I can almost guarantee it.
Maybe I should explain. Salmon, you probably know, swim upstream to spawn. But as humans dam rivers, the fish have found more and more challenges to getting to their preferred destinations. There have been other solutions. For smaller obstructions, there are so-called salmon ladders, which allow the fish to jump upstream but lack a certain pneumatic power.
According to a story at theverge.com, conservationists have already tried moving randy salmon upstream by loading them onto trucks or barges or helicopters. But that's a lot of hassle to go through for a fish that's already filled to the gills with pent up sexual energy.
Plus, it doesn't gives the fish a chance to shout "Whooooooooo!" (or some fishy equivalent) as it hurtles skyward at speeds up to 22 miles per hour.
That's where a company called Whooshh Innovations comes in. They had already built fancy pneumatic tubes to transport fruit, but when they turned their brilliant minds to the tricky issue of piscine relocation, they became convinced their creation could apply.
"So we put a tilapia in the fruit tube," Whooshh vice president Todd Deligan told The Verge. "It went flying, and we were like, 'Huh, check that out.'"
Frankly, we need more people who think like that. Where some people might say, "Does it make sense to catapult salmon over a hydroelectric dam," the folks at Whooshh say, "Salmon cannon!" And where others might question the wisdom of applying the transportation principles of a bank drive-through to a living being, Whoooshh's inventors, said emphatically, "SALMON CANNON!"
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According to The Verge's story, the tubes were tested in June at the Roza Dam in Washington. There, a tube salmon moved salmon from the river into the back of a tanker truck. The fish apparently swim into the tube voluntarily, and why wouldn't they?
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Technical Abstract: The hypothesis advanced in this issue of Cellulose, that the solubility or insolubility characteristics of cellulose are significantly based upon amphiphilic and hydrophobic molecular interactions, is bound to shake the roots of (some of) our textbook wisdom. The hypothesis is based on the considerations of some fundamental polymer physicochemical principles laid out by Lindman et al. I have invited several (selected) experts of the topic to provide comments relevant to the hypothesis. This is meant to provide a platform for open debate with the hope that new research is stimulated on this issue.


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Syracuse Police have arrested a man after a hit and run accident Friday evening.
According to police, they received a call about a hit and run around 5:30 p.m. Friday evening. When they arrived, officers found a 39 year old male with a leg injury from being hit by a Buick Century.
Police say their investigation revealed the victim had been on a bicycle and got into a verbal dispute with 45 year old Preston Fields of Syracuse. Police say the argument had started on Court Street at First North Street. The victim tried to peddle away, but Fields followed him in the Buick.
According to police, Fields chased the victim into a parking lot at 1500 Park Street, where he then hit the victim with his car.
Police say the victim was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital. He was treated for a non life threatening leg injury.
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ICC president Sharad Pawar has asked the governing body's executive board to reconsider the composition of the 2015 World Cup.
Last Updated: 19/04/11 12:08pm
The International Cricket Council's president Sharad Pawar has asked the governing body's executive board to reconsider the composition of the 2015 Cricket World Cup.
The next tournament is set to include just 10 teams, down from the 14 who contested the recently completed World Cup in the Indian sub-continent.
A re-think could mean a return to the game's biggest stage for the likes of Ireland, who had been set to miss out under the new format.
The decision to strip the World Cup back from 14 teams to only the 10 full member nations in 2015 was met with fury among the associate members, especially the Irish side that performed so impressively in the sub-continent.
Dissatisfaction among the associate and affiliate nations has since been communicated to Pawar and he has responded by requesting the executive board look again at the structure of the tournament.
The executive board meet again at the ICC annual conference in Hong Kong next month when the subject will be reopened.
While it had been agreed that the 2019 tournament would include a qualification period, the notion of pre-selecting the 10 teams for the 2015 World Cup, based simply on member status, was highly controversial.
Ireland captain William Porterfield, whose side beat England and narrowly missed out on a quarter-final place in 2011, branded the decision "an embarrassment and a joke", while Irish chief executive Warren Deutrom vowed to pursue all avenues of appeal.
An ICC statement read: "After receiving representations from the associate and affiliate members of the ICC, the ICC President Mr Sharad Pawar has decided to request the ICC Executive Board to revisit the issue in Hong Kong in June."
Pawar added: "I have given this matter further serious thought and will request the board to consider this topic once more. I can understand the views of the associates and affiliates and ICC will seek to deal with this issue in the best way possible."
The next World Cup is still expected to feature just 10 teams, but the ICC may be persuaded to allow the top 10 ranked teams to play, or even introduce a play-off between the sides ranked 8th to 12th.


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Andreas Renschler, who once led the company's global truck business, has left the company "of his own accord and by mutual consent," Daimler confirmed Wednesday.
The move ends a 25 year career with Daimler.
Renschler had been in charge of production and purchasing for Mercedes-Benz cars and vans business for the last nine months after being replaced in the trucking units by Wolfgang Bernhard.
"During his time as a member of the board of management of Daimler AG, Andreas Renschler gave our commercial vehicles business a global reach," Dieter Zetsche, chairman of the German company's board of management, said in company issed statement. "I very much regret that he is leaving the company for personal reasons."
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text: November 26, 2013 SHARE More 2013 WWE Slammy Award News As we noted last night, WWE fans will be able to vote for the 2013 WWE Slammy Awards winners, which will be announced on the December 9th edition of Raw. WWE.com is asking fans to post who they think should be nominated for Slammy Awards by using the hashtag #Slammy on Facebook and Twitter. In addition to the Slammys given out on Raw on 12/9, there will also be more Slammy awards given in a special WWE.com Slammy Awards show. Photo of Vince & Strahan at Raw The following photo has been posted on Instagram: Name the Bryan and Punk Tag Team WWE.com has posted a new poll asking fans which is the better name for the Daniel Bryan and CM Punk tag team, with the two options being "The Beard and The Best" and "Team GOAT (Greatest of All Teams)." There is a third "Other" option, which then allows fans to provide their own team name. Currently, with 63% of the vote, "The Beard and The Best" is leading. SHARE ON FACEBOOK SHARE ON TWITTER Jake Roberts Talks Buying TNA and Creative Plans for the Company, Royal Rumble, Turning Down Vince and More WWE Signs Independent Wrestler To Developmental Deal CM PunkDaniel BryanMichael StrahanVince McMahonWWEWWE Rawwwe slammy awards Have a news tip? Attended an event and want to send a live report? Submit it now!


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Latest GTA 5 news released from Rockstar, talking Crews
Grand Theft Auto 5 news has been a little thin on the ground ever since Rockstar announced that they were working on the game, but that has not stopped gamers thirst for information, so as you would imagine fans have been looking for any morsel of information. Thankfully Rockstar has released some official news – well a plea really, as they would like your ideas on GTA V Crews. The developer has e... »