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Jairam Ramesh said it was not Narendra Modi's "conviction" but "compulsion" that made him say so yesterday and that his "enlightenment" should have come before Ayodhya demolition in 1992.
"I am very happy that the Gujarat Chief Minister has finally found enlightenment and recognised the importance of toilets...It is not conviction that has made Mr Narendra Modi say this. It is compulsion," he said.
The Rural Development Minister was reacting to Narendra Modi's remarks that toilets were the priority over temples.
"I am glad that the Gujarat Chief Minister has got enlightenment even if it is an enlightenment borne out of compulsion, even if it is enlightenment borne out of the blind desire for the Prime Minister's post," he said.
He added, "I wish if he (Narendra Modi) had got this enlightenment 22 years ago, India would have been spared the Babri Masjid tragedy, India would have been spared the communal riots in diferrent parts of the country, India would have been spared the Bombay blasts and indeed India may have been spared Godhra and what happened afterwards."
Jairam Ramesh, while holding the portfolio of Sanitation, had last year said "there are more temples in the country than toilets". This had triggered protests by Sangh parivar outfits like VHP and Bajrang Dal, whose activists even urinated outside his official residence here.
Referring to that episode, the Minister asked why are the Sangh outfits silent today.
Jairam Ramesh said his own statement about preferring toilets over temple was out of conviction while that of Modi was out of compulsion.
Going further to attack Narendra Modi, the Union Minister pointed out deficiencies in Gujarat in terms of toilets.
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Accusing the BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate of changing his approach towards various issues including temples and toilets, Jairam Ramesh said Narendra Modi would "rewrite (Lord Vishnu's mythological) Dashavatar before Lok Sabha polls and we will need a new serial mythology called shatavatar with the 100 incarnation of Mr Narendra Modi."
He added, "But this particular incarnation of a man who gives more priority to toilets than the places of worship is something that I think should be welcomed by everybody."
Referring to the urination by Sangh activists in front of his house last year, Jairam Ramesh said it shows that toilets are less important than temples for them.
"Where is Mr Rajiv Pratap Rudy who accused me of destroying the fine fabric of faith and religion Where is Mr Prakash Javadekar who waxed eloquent on how I had defame religion All these people are quiet today," he asked.
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The standards are aimed at reducing fine particle air pollution, called PM2.5, which is made up of sulfates, nitrates and carbon compounds emitted from smoke, vehicles, industry and power plants.
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I have been searching for my Robert STEWART family in Ballyshannon for a long
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Turn old boots or shoes into planters, or reuse packing peanuts by adding them to large flower pots, before you fill with potting soil, to aid in drainage and make for lighter lifting, suggests Stacy Tornio, editor of Birds & Blooms magazine.
"You can take anything you have and upcycle it," she says.
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Cristin Frank, a 38-year-old author and gardening blogger from Williamsville, N.Y., uses yogurt cups and other recyclable plastic containers as small pots for her starter plants in the spring.
Old take-out coffee cups serve as starter watering cans with their smaller, perforated plastic tops.
Birdbaths also can be fashioned from household items like an old glass light shade mounted on copper tubing.
Justin Cave, an Atlanta-based landscaper and former host of HGTV's Ground Breakers, recently turned old shipping pallets into a vertical garden by covering the backs and sides with landscape fabric, stuffing them with dirt, and planting succulents and flowers in the slatted openings.
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CBN News reporters in Jerusalem were among dozens of journalists working for foreign agencies in Israel who received threatening text messages over the weekend.
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problems with ar6200 spektrum recievers
Hello all,
I'm haveing some interesting issues with the AR6200 DSM2 6-channel reciever, and by issues i mean going of the air for no apparent reason and destroying the airplane.
i own 3 of these they've all done it, the latest one is one of the new versions with quick connect, this one put a plane in last sunday, flew faultlessly for 10 flights at 18min per flight then went dead less than 150m away and when we got there everything is working and lights are not even flashing to tell me i've had a power problem.
fyi I use big lipos and big regs in little planes so I don't have power problems
any thoughts, shares, ideas etc welcomed :
If you have 3 of them not working, it is one of these choices:
-Your TX is faulty.
-Your installations are poor (got any pictures of the instalation?)
-you have an extremely RF cluttered flying environment
-your luck is really exceptionaly poor and you have 3 defective receivers.
Did you range check before the flight at that field, and during the range check did you walk around the plane in a big circle to verify that it works in most (all) directions?
-my installations are working fine in every other airframe i own that doesnt contain an ar6200 reviever
-incidents occured at 3 geographically diverse flying sites and 2.4ghz is not supposed to be sensitive to cluttered rf environment
-bingo!! lucky me
yes i do range checks my original post states that the most recent of these incidents occured after 180 minutes of succesfull flying.
ar6200 reciever
I'm actually interested to hear from anyone who has had similar experiences, not try and trouble shoot the problem.
I own lot's of spektrum gear and have no issues with any of it, i've been aware of the low voltage, antenae orientation issues since the early days and have a number of airframes flying with ar7000 and ar6100 with no problems.
I'm of the opinion that these don't work like they should
Well, I hate to speculate, but I lost my Sundowner 50 on Sunday to an "apparent" DX7/AR6200 lock-out, or loss of signal. Similarly to you, after several good flights, and then I lose control on my final approach. I had peaked my batteries, both TX and RX before the flight. (it's a Saito 82 glow plane)
I was left scratching my head, and honestly unsure exactly what had happened. That's what you get when it happens with almost no time to react. It is all "a blur", but I distinctly recall losing control input altogether. Yet when I reached the twitching carcass, the radio was responding, though it had thrown it's secondary receiver. (total loss - nose first into the dirt) RX battery tests OK still, and I've discharged and charged again to verify cell health. All linkages looked intact as well, so I don't think it was mechanical.
This left me concerned about the radio setup to say the least, but I don't want to jump to conclusions. I have used mostly AR6100's in my electrics, with only one other AR6200 that I have used. Have never had a problem to date. So now I'm trolling for others experiences here to help me put the pieces together in my head. Point being, I don't want that to happen again!
Someone needs to talk me off a ledge, as this loss made me seriously consider getting a 72Mhz system. But I don't want to be hasty . I have heard a lot of people unnecessarily bash the 2.4 stuff out of what appeared to be mostly "fear of new technology", and I always poo-poo'd it as I had never had a problem. Now with my first problem here... I'm puzzled. This kind of thing can happen with any radio, I guess...
Spoke too soon...
Well, I spoke too soon about the AR6200. Sorry about the confusion.
Indeed, the problem I had appears *not* to be RX related, but rather is just a bad servo. I went through a post-mortem on the electronics from the downed sundowner, and discovered that the elevator servo was malfunctioning. Sad as this was a brand new servo (Hitec HS-325HB).
So, to date, I have two AR6200's that have both worked flawlessly... one with the newer firmware, and one without.
sounds like you have all the right conditions for all the right answers. this story sounds just a bit bogus.
perhaps you should offer more detail. what kind of "big lipos", and what kind of "little planes". where are you flying that is so "geographically diverse"? and what all else have you ruled out before concluding the AR6200 is causing problems?
Of course I have nothing better to do than post bogus stories about bung recievers on rc groups,
but to answer your questions:-
big lipos means 4000mAh 2cell running through 5 amp dualsky regulator set at 5 volts as the on board pack (i dont like charging at the field and spektrum gear normally likes this setup)
little planes means .46 glow size airframes
geographically diverse means the incidents happened miles away from each other one at our local club, one on private property about 40km from the club and one at a slope soaring site which is around 140km away from the others.
what would you like me to "rule out",,, all 3 of the aircraft had thier radios still working after the incidents. Meaning nothing came unplugged, nothing switched off, no servos jammed up, no batteries were flat, no wires were broken, no mechanical issues, just loss of contact between transmitter and reciever for short periods at bad times.
also 2 of the 3 airframes were able to be salvaged and repaired and have since flown again with the same on board power system, servos and the same transmitter but using ar7000 recievers with no problems.
I've performed searches on most of the bigger forums and know that the ar6200 has a good reputation, but despite that these things did happen and my personal choice will be not to use these recievers anymore.
you don't have to agree with me I was just trying to find out if I was the exception to the rule and it looks like I am, and thats ok.
just one thing
sundowner is a really nice aircraft a real pity to lose it like that, I have a kyosho kelly racer going together now with OS 56 alpha up front.
Spektrum radio is awesome don't get rid of it.
convince yourself that the servo was malfunctioning 'before' the crash its common for servos to be damaged in impact, i've looked inside crashed servos that look undamaged from the outside and found broken wires, broken circuit boards, damaged pots, blown motor windings etc etc. you say the servo was new, how many flights before this incident? was it a maiden flight?
I also have had hitec servos that were faulty in the box, don't blame hitec they make excellent servos. I've also seen faulty one's from just about every other manufacturer.
also if you consider your impact was bad test all your gear thoroughly before putting it in another airframe, open servos and look inside, servos can have gears stripped that doesn't show up in a quick wiggle. Try and do your testing under load and at range, I know this sounds complicated but a couple of hours of your time spent doing this may prevent the requirement for rake and garbage bag at your next flying day
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We have seen all kinds of issues with Spektrum AR6200 receviers at our field. The AR7000's work great. We are thinking there is a problem with the 6200's in general. Most of the people using 6200's have started to get rid of them one way or another.
See the video we did here:
This is just a basic demo, we have done many more hours of troubleshooting off camera (switching batteries, changing locations, parameters, etc.). In fact, we had the 6200 hanging out of the plane at one point and still could not get a clean range check. Due to this we sent the Radio (DX7) and 6200 back to Horizon. They said it all tested fine and sent it back (took 3.5 weeks). Still had the same issues.
We have seen this same behavior on 3 different AR6200's, all with QC and current firmware revs. We have also tested this in different planes and with different radios - same result.
Not trying to bash Spektrum or Horizon, just trying to spread the word that one of their products may have an issue, hoping they admit it at some point.
Last edited by deschutes; Jul 13, 2008 at 02:49 AM.
Last edited by ndb8fxe; Jul 14, 2008 at 09:49 PM.
Reports of problems with the AR6200 seem to be quite rare. Moreover, I understand that in most respects it's identical to the AR7000, which is generally agreed to be highly reliable.
Of course there are always possibilities of faults in individual examples or even batches, as with any piece of equipment.
Conclusion. I will continue to use my AR6200s, which have functioned flawlessly (as have my 6100s 7000s and 9000s).
the comforting thing about deschutes video is that the Rx fails the range check, badly. My thought is that if you pass the range check, you should be ok. There are very few reports of any problems with this Rx.
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For immediate release: March 29, 2013 12p.m.
Naches Ranger District Public Info. Asst. Michelle King, (509) 653-1420
Naches Ranger District Front Country Trails Coordinator Kevin Hill, (509) 653-1436
Muddy Conditions Necessitate Seasonal Trail Closures
NACHESOkanogan-Wenatchee National Forest managers plan to implement a seasonal closure on Naches Ranger District motorized trails from April 1 until June 15 to protect natural resources, minimize damage to trails and maintain quality trail systems.
They have implemented similar temporary closures the past two years in wet spring months and will open trails earlier if drier conditions warrant it.
Naches Ranger District recreation managers have worked with motorized user groups to implement the closures in a manner that minimizes impacts to the public, while protecting natural resources. Both motorized and non-motorized user group members often volunteer to maintain trails and help educate the public on the adverse impacts of traveling on muddy trails. These impacts often include increased soil erosion and additional trail maintenance.
The Naches Ranger District seasonal restrictions apply to all trails with any type of motorized designation and includes all trail users, motorized or non-motorized.
Selected closure dates are flexible and based on weather information and existing trail conditions. Trails in different areas may open earlier or later than June 15. The Forest Service and volunteer partners will make every effort to keep trails cleared of logs and other forest debris so trail systems can be opened as soon as they dry out.
Approved volunteers will be permitted on certain trails prior to the opening date to assist with maintenance and help make trail opening determinations.
Naches Ranger District volunteers have proven to be an invaluable resource to the recreation program.
Volunteers on the Naches Ranger District donated over 1,700 hours to motorized trail maintenance in just 2012 alone, Naches Ranger District Recreation Planner Sue Ranger said. The district looks forward to strengthening its relationships with its volunteers and utilizing their experience in monitoring trail conditions.
Naches District Ranger Irene Davidson said, Law enforcement patrols, communication, and self-policing by trail users will increase the effectiveness of a seasonal motorized trail closures. Employees will continue to collaborate with local law enforcement to follow through with seasonal restrictions.
Information on the closure will be made available through signs on major roads, news releases, radio announcements and website notices. These same communication methods will be used to inform the public when trails open.
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May 14, 2013
In her Sunday, May 12 New York Times column, serial Obama Administration apologist Maureen Dowd dutifully played her role once more, this time over the raging Benghazi scandal that, were there enough true statesmen in Congress, Hillary Clinton and the president would be consulting attorneys as their criminal and impeachment trials were set to begin.
To be fair, Dowd at least acknowledges several undeniable facts about the attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya last fall, which occurred on the eleventh anniversary of 9/11 and in which the first American ambassador in more than 30 years, Christopher Stevens, was killed, along with three other U.S. operatives. She also takes to task a number of administration officials in both the State Department, which Clinton controlled then as Secretary of State, and the White House for ignoring warnings from field operatives in Benghazi that security at the consulate was less than ideal. Finally, she also mentions that career State Department bureaucrats, in collusion with White House officials and aides, crafted a bogus story about the conditions surrounding the attack ("it was a spontaneous reaction to an anti-Muslim video produced by a California man).
But seemingly unable to keep her own bitter left-wing partisanship in check, she then jabs a verbal spear into the heart of Obama's political opponents – who nonetheless have a seriously legitimate beef with this administration concerning the very real and, we're learning, very numerous lies that were told in the aftermath of this tragedy: "Truth is the first casualty here when competing fiefs protect their mythologies. Some unhinged ideologues on the right cling to the mythology that Barry and Hillary are out to destroy America."
Her attempt at marginalizing critics of Obama and Clinton won't fall on deaf ears because such comments are fuel for the left-wing extremists to whom she regularly caters. But the fact remains there is much Dowd and other administration lap dogs still refuse to acknowledge, and that is this simple axiom: The devil is always in the details.
'Don't talk to Congress'
For instance, it should be front-page news in every paper around the country, as well as headlining the cable news shows, that the one guy, so far, who has stepped up to lay bare the events leading up to, during and after the Benghazi attack was threatened with retaliation and demoted. That in and of itself smacks of a cover-up and it should serve as a huge red flag to anyone even remotely interested in getting to the bottom of this tragedy.
During testimony before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee last week, veteran U.S. foreign service officer Gregory Hicks, who was in Tripoli the night of the Benghazi attack and who was informed that night by a near-frantic Stevens before he was killed that the consulate was under attack, told the panel that he was ordered by senior State Department officials not to talk to a visiting congressional delegation investigating the incident last fall.
"I was instructed not to allow the RSO (Regional Security Officer), the acting deputy chief of mission and myself to be personally interviewed by Congressman (Jason) Chaffetz (R-Utah)," Hicks told Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, a member of the oversight panel.
"So, the people at State (the State Department) told you, 'Don't talk to the guy who's coming to investigate?'" Jordan asked.
"Yes, sir," Hicks replied.
"Now, you've had several congressional delegations come to various places you've been around the world," Jordan continued. "Has that ever happened where lawyers get on the phone to you prior to a congressional delegation coming to investigate, a time when we've had four Americans lose their lives, have you ever had anyone tell you, 'Don't talk with the people fromCongress coming to find out what took place?'"
Hicks' one word reply: "Never."
But Hicks is talking, and for challenging the BS emanating out of the White House and State Department in the wake of Benghazi, his lawyer now says, he was demoted. So much for "whistleblower" protection laws.
To Dowd and Obama's legion of apologists, this isn't about politics anymore. It's not about Republicans or Democrats or ideology. It's about dealing with the people who knew what was brewing in Libya but did nothing, or too little, about it because doing more would have made Obama's reelection campaign narrative that al Qaeda was on life-support look ridiculously contrived (http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20130512/OPINION04/705129968).
Politics killed Stevens and his aides, and politics is preventing we the people from actually holding someone responsible for it.
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Up to seven inches of snow was expected by Thursday on hard-hit Staten Island while parts of Connecticut reported more than 8 inches of snow fell overnight, CNN reported.
"It's Mother Nature's one-two punch," Newark, N.J., Mayor Cory Booker told CNN. "It's testing the resolve and the grit of my state and my city and, obviously, this region."
About 25,000 Newark residents were still without power from Sandy.
"Now, this is being dumped. It has the potential to knock out more power within my state," Booker said.
Parks, playgrounds and beaches in New York City were to remain closed through Friday because of the storm, NBC News reported.
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But I have to put this project aside for now and finish up some other things. I'll update this post with a photo of the quilted and finished cup & saucer when it's done. I was really fortunate to get to take this class, as I later learned that Sidnee doesn't usually teach. Lucky for me to catch her after this guild was able to convince her to come to Ashland and share her techniques. And to make the weekend even better, we stayed with long-time friends Louise (Louie) and Rob in Ashland, whom we don't see often enough.


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As Rattle and Hum the movie heads for videocassette and Rattle and Hum the album continues its stay in the Top Ten, it's clear that U2's problem is more than simple overexposure. After years of favorable fan and press reaction to the band's music; years of dramatic stage performances; years in which underground credibility turned into mass success; years of articles based on intense conversations with a hyperbolic, socially minded lead singer and his three more retiring band mates; years of grainy black-and-white photos of deadly serious, brooding faces, growing from dewy-cheeked youth to bestubbled adulthood; after all that, the U2 backlash has set in.
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Stripper Wells
Oil wells will run dry, but advances in "artificial lift systems" technology can put off the inevitable. But even with today's best technologies, more than half of the oil can remain trapped underground.
Low-volume marginal or "stripper" wells produce no more than 15 barrels a day. The average stripper well produces only about 2.2 barrels per day. These wells comprise 84 percent of U.S. oil wells and produce 18 percent of all domestic oil.
Marginal oil and natural gas wells number about 650,000 of the nation's 876,000 wells. Once shutdown, they are lost forever. Keeping them in production has long been a challenge for a special breed of oilman, one who combines technical skills with hard work in the field.
"This is an occupation where most of your work is done in all types of weather while working alone, with few thanks, and possibly only a small herd of cattle as company," notes the Oklahoma Commission on Marginally Producing Oil and Gas Wells.
It was the same in the industry's earliest oil well pump days.
Eccentric Wheels and Jerk-Lines
Marginal quantities of oil always need help leaving the well. In the early days of the industry, oilmen adapted water-well technology to the problem and used steam-driven walking beam pump systems. At each well, a steam engine rhythmically raised and lowered one end of a sturdy wooden beam, which pivoted on a Samson post.
The walking beam's other end cranked a long string of sucker-rods up and down to pump oil to the surface. The beam walked and the oil surfaced, but a more efficient system was needed. One of the early oil pumping innovations came from an 1875 patent.
Pumping multiple wells with a single steam engine boosted efficiency in early oilfields when Albert Nickerson and Levi Streeter of Venango County, Pennsylvania, patented their "Improvement In Means For Pumping Wells" on April 20, 1875. The new technology used a system of linked and balanced walking beams to pump the oil wells.
"By an examination of the drawing it will be seen that the walking-beam to well No. l is lifting or raising fluid from the well. Well No. 3 is also lifting, while at the same time wells 2 and 4 are moving in an opposite direction, or plunging, and vice versa," the inventors noted in their patent (no.162,406).
The use of wooden or iron rods instead of rope and pulleys made their system the forerunner of rod-line (or jerk line) systems that will operate well into the 20th century and remain icons of early oilfield production.
Heretofore it has been necessary to have a separate engine for each well, although often several such engines are supplied with steam from the same boiler. The object of our invention is to enable the pumping of two or more wells with one engine.
By it the walking-beams of the different wells are made to move in different directions at the same time, thereby counterbalancing each other, and equalizing the strain upon the engine.
However, it was not long before a more compact and efficient mechanism replaced the multiple wooden Samson post and walking beam arrangement.
The 1913 Simplex Pumping Jack was a widely popular offering from Oil Well Supply Co. of Oil City, Pennsylvania. A central power source could connect and operate several of these dispersed Simplex units by way of steel rod lines (also called jerk-lines).
Roger Riddle, a local resident and field guide for the Oil & Gas Museum in Parkersburg, West Virginia, was raised around central power units and the rhythmic clanking of rod lines.
Today, Riddle guides visitors through the nearby woods where remnants of these elaborate oil well pump systems quietly rust.
"They pumped with just these steel rods, just dangling through the woods," says Riddle. "You could hear them banging along – it was really something to see those work. The cost of pumping wells was pretty cheap."
Steam power initially drove many of these eccentric power units, but some engines were converted to burn the natural gas or other inflammables often found with oil.
Single-cylinder steam engines converted to gasoline power were called "half-breeds" and remained beloved among collectors of oilfield antiques.
The conversions usually replaced the steam cylinder with a jacketed cylinder and piston assembly, keeping the original frame and flywheel. The new engine was half steam and half internal combustion, hence the name.
Early internal combustion engines produced only a few horsepower and could not replace steam engines in most applications, but by 1890 they were powerful enough for most portable or remote operations.Electrification arrived and the heyday of central power units passed, but not entirely.
Today, a few miles from Flat Rock, two of Illinois' once abundant central power units still operate in Crawford County. Ninety-five-year-old Herman Tohill still remembers when Ohio Oil Company installed the units and rod lines on his grandfather's land. Two sturdy 35-horsepower Superior gasoline engines provide the power.
But as efficient as central power units were, time and technology changed the oilfield again.
Walter Trout's Revolutionary Prototype
A new icon of oilfield success appeared and was soon known by many names: Donkey, Grasshopper, Horse-head, Thirsty Bird, and Pump Jack, among others.
As East Texas timber supplies dwindled and the sawmill business declined, the long-established Lufkin Foundry & Machine Company discovered new opportunities in the oilfield. As more oil discoveries were made, the company – in Lufkin, Texas – not only survived, but prospered.
Walter Trout was working in Texas for Lufkin Foundry & Machine in 1925 when he sketched out his idea for the now familiar counterbalanced oil well pump jack. Before the end of the year, the prototype was installed and working near Hull, Texas, in a Humble Oil Company oilfield.
"The well was perfectly balanced, but even with this result, it was such a funny looking, odd thing that it was subject to ridicule and criticism, and it took a long time, nearly a year, before we could convince many the idea was a good one," Trout explained.
Modern stripper wells still look much like Walter Trout's original, but they enjoy the reliability and efficiency that 85 more years of evolving technology have produced.
Lufkin Industries produces a variety of oil well pump units designed to meet worldwide needs. More than 200,000 units have been sold.
Advancements in Efficiency
As with nearly every segment of the petroleum industry, artificial lift systems – including the venerable pump jack – are also benefiting from inclusion of "smart" technology, notes a representative from another leading oilfield supply company.
"The computer-based technology is used to monitor and analyze pump systems in realtime from miles away, quickly and with minimal human interference," says Paul Nelson of Weatherford International Ltd., Houston.
"On pump jacks that means constant monitoring of well production and the lift unit in order to optimize energy usage while maximizing the amount of oil recovered from reluctant zones," Nelson adds.
Smart well technology is of particular importance to the United States, where a very large portion oil is produced from thousands of stripper wells producing less than 10 barrels a day, Nelson explains. Many of these wells have reached such a depleted pressure state that once they are shut in they can never be economically restarted. The majority of them are being kept alive by oil well pump jacks.
"By improving pump efficiencies without adding significantly to operating costs, smart well technology stands to extend by years the economic life of many of these wells and, by extension, add millions of barrels of oil to U.S. reserves," he concludes.
Edwin L. Drake (1819-1880) became the "father of the petroleum industry" when he drilled what most consider America's first commercial oil well on August 27, 1859, near Titusville, Pennsylvania. He used a steam engine and cable-tool rig.
Drake overcame many financial and technical obstacles to make his historic discovery. He also pioneered new drilling technologies, including using iron casing to isolate his well bore from nearby Oil Creek. Seeking oil for the Seneca Oil Company for refining into a new product (kerosene), Drake's shallow well created an industry.
Learn more about drilling technology – including how "fishtail" bits became obsolete in 1909 when Howard Hughes Sr. introduced the twin-cone roller bit: Making Hole – Drilling Technology.
For more articles about the evolution of modern petroleum production technologies, read Shooters – A 'Fracking' History and Downhole Bazooka. Another innovative advance came in 1933 with the use of slant drilling to solve a major oilfield crisis – see Technology and the "Conroe Crater."
The many stories of exploration companies trying to join petroleum booms (and avoid busts) can be found in an updated series of research at Is my Old Oil Stock worth Anything?


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slammed sickness
Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:04 pm
Like the title says im 14 years old. A friend of mine had an old bug that he wasnt doing anything with and told me that if i helped clean up his shop every few days, he would give it to me. I tore down an old motor that he had laying around so ill be posting pictures of my progress from time to time.
slammed sickness
Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:14 pm
picture of me working on my motor
slammed sickness
Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:17 pm
now im gonna start looking for some rebuilt dual port heads.
Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:18 pm
Congrats on the free Bug, and welcome to the site. I'm 16 and I'm working on a '72 Super. What year is the Beetle you've got?
Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:20 pm
1500 or 1600 singleport? is it a complete motor? i saw in the first pic you have a nicely cleaned and repainted fan housing. lots more pics are needed!
btw, i am 19 and currently restoring a 70 ghia.
slammed sickness
Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:28 pm
my bug is a 68 standard the tin is for my friends 1776 and im not sure what cc the motor is i got it without heads so not sure but i think its a 1600cc the cilinders measure 3 and 1/4th inch
Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:31 pm
cool, it will make a nice first car for you.
Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:53 pm
There should be numbers on the pistons that tell you diameter. I think 85.5 is 1600? I'm probably wrong though. I'm 16 btw and doin a '73 Super. 8)
slammed sickness
Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:58 pm
thx for the tip much appreciated
Tue Nov 10, 2009 5:59 pm
i recommend you buy this manual. it is the best investment i have ever made so far on my restoration. pretty much the idiots guide to tearing down and rebuilding the engine
Tue Nov 10, 2009 6:01 pm
LeviMan2001 wrote: There should be numbers on the pistons that tell you diameter. I think 85.5 is 1600? I'm probably wrong though. I'm 16 btw and doin a '73 Super. 8)
85/85.5 sounds about right
slammed sickness
Tue Nov 10, 2009 6:03 pm
yea it says 85.45 so im thinking its a 1600
slammed sickness
Tue Nov 10, 2009 6:46 pm
looking for and fitting engine tin
Tue Nov 10, 2009 6:51 pm
all i can say is it will be fun and interesting and sometimes a pain in the @$$....im 18 and have been doing my 69 sunroof for 3 years now and its almost complete...if you can get ahold of a 1776 or 1915 that will be enough power for ya....have fun!!!!
Tue Nov 10, 2009 6:55 pm
Good luck, it's a great hobby. Learn from the guys on this site and by the time you are 20 you'll be an expert. Get the manuals and read everything you can get your hands on. Do as many repairs as you can yourself so you get to know the car well. These cars are fun and are very forgiving. Don't be afraid to try something. With the availability of parts and folks willing to help you can undo most damage and will learn from mistakes you make along the way.
Wed Nov 11, 2009 5:54 am
85.5 is a 1600 that is correct. 87 is a 1641. As long as your crank is stock. Grats on the car.
Wed Nov 11, 2009 9:10 am
Poor Kid! Shouldn't you be playing video games or riding a skate board? Why would you want to waste your younger years messing with this stuff?
You are going to get your fingers dirty and smell like parts washing fluid!
And you are going to enjoy almost every long hard minute of it!
If you don't yet have Muir's Idiot book, I would suggest you get it and READ it. It will help you to understand how and why things work. Plus it gives you a lot of the information you will need to get this thing going.
So work hard, pay attention to what the older more knowledgeable guys are telling you and have a blast!
Just stay away from the axe murderers and the grease monkeys who take short cuts!
The machine you have is a well thought out machine! There were a lot of big brains that worked on designing and building this thing. There isnt much you can do to make improvements, but you can sure make a mess out of it in a hurry!
Keep us posted! This is inspiration to the rest of us to get our projects done!
Wed Nov 11, 2009 10:35 am
looks like your motivated to get er done!
any pics of the car?
iam 16 and doin a 70 std
Wed Nov 11, 2009 1:46 pm
I bought 2 '70 beetles when I was 15 by the time I got my driver's license at 16 I had pieced the 2 together into one running bug. A year later I cracked the case so I found a used engine in the classifieds for 700 bucks. I drove that thing all through college. Its been 12 years since I bought it and I still have that second engine (it's on its last leg) I love the thing. I've thought about selling it many times but I just can't do it. The car has been built pretty much from the ground up, it's my car. It was a light blue rust bucket to begin with and now it's getting there... 12 years later.
Wed Nov 11, 2009 3:22 pm
Nice job on getting the Bug! Congrats! I'm 16 and I got a 72 SB for $15. Total restore project...But I LOVE it anyway. You are going to hate it and love it at the same time. And when it's done, Post some pics or a video of you getting it started or something.
And to wompninja, Nice job on the paint. What did you use?
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The senior employment program, administered by the Southwest Wisconsin Workforce Development Board, uses federal money to help people 55 or older who live on limited incomes find work and get job training.
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Reminds me of something from Halo ODST, which had a very harrowing piano soundtrack. And this song...I simply love. Its so beautiful and yet so dark and powerful it is simply perfect. I use it to write, so thank you for such an inspiring piece. Love it. 5 Stars.
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This is incredible! One of my favorites! SO haunting, and emotional, and incredible! I love it!!!
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story telling in melody
some people say that a music can tell us a stories.. and i hear this from your song :)
begin with a dilemma(thunder) and ending(bird singing). nice melody..
I was just thinking that a while ago.
I try to imagine music as watching a movie or those old Disney Cartoons where they use orchestra music to the cartoons actions.
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beutiful melody..thought should write something
Not worth my tears....or my mascara
a smile now forced through
these lips, were so unspoken
i thought what you said was true but a fool like me would so believe
i dont understand
was this fun for you
a silly little joke
i should've known it was true
i remember it like it was just the other day
and i sat next to you
you spoke a few words to me
and my love for you grew
everything you said was a lie
stupid, unecessary, just like you
no longer beautiful
or fun to be around
what you wanted to tell
just doesn't cross my mind from what i found
your so not worth my tears
and yet i cray anyway
so not worth the mascara
i put on for you today
and yet i keep crying
the tears flow like rivers
unstoppable like you couldn't believe
i can't wait for this horrible pain to end
and for you to go and leave
you mean nothing
to me-your now just another crush
what i thaught we had
just doesnt mean much
i will not look at you at all
cuz everything that happened
is just making my world fall
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
graceful song
If you'd ask me I'd say your songs could be a little longer.
It's always so soon that they're over ;)


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Hewlett-Packard (HP; Palo Alto, CA) has announced the new HP Z230 Workstation, an entry-level system designed for design engineers, knowledge workers, and creative designers using applications like Autodesk AutoCAD and Adobe Photoshop. The HP Z230 workstation is available in tower or small form factor (SFF) configurations and equipped with your choice of Intel Xeon or Intel Core i7 processors. In a companion announcement, HP announced its new Z Display family, calling these the first displays optimized for professional use on Z workstations.
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Available in tower (right) or small form factor (left) configurations, the new HP Z230 Workstation is built for demanding application workloads, says HP. Image courtesy of Hewlett-Packard.
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Unanswered: Help with Report printing
I have created an invoice that prints to pre printed invoices. How do I tell access if it gos to page 2 starting printing in this other area.
It goes to the next page and starts printing from the top. I need it to move down to the description area. Any help?????
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I'd suggest changing the top margin on your report so that it leaves space for the preprinted invoice letterhead