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Before one spends $600 on a knife set, it is nice to have some understanding of why. Quick advice? Buy the best quality knives you can afford. Think what you are willing to pay, multiply by two. And if you can only afford one good knife, get a Global, Wusthof, or Henkels Zwilling chef's knife. If you can afford two knives , add a paring knife. If you can afford three, add a carving or bread slicing knife. For the normal utility stuff of everyday living like slicing a bit of cheese or cutting a sandwich in half, fairly normal, mundane knives will suffice. I use Farberware full-tang forged knives bought six to a pack for thirty dollars at the local supermarket. But when I want to make food heated up, with meat and vegetables I insist that having good knives helps turn a chore into a pleasure.
The knife is the second most important category of kitchen tool, after heat. Knifework is so important that it is the first thing a classically trained chef must learn. If one is cooking things with precision, the size of a piece of food can be of crucial importance. If it is too large it can be undercooked, too small it is overcooked. Precision in knifework is rarely a make-or-break proposition in most cooking, but a good knife can make the the cooking task much easier and more pleasant.
Each cutting task is best suited by a particular style of knife. And each knife maker has construction practices that lead to particular advantages in quality or economy. Understanding all of these interrrelated issues can help one choose the right knives for the kitchen.
The number of knife styles is dizzying. My mother had a chef's knife and a paring knife. If the job was paring or cutting up small things, the paring knife was the right tool. If the job was slicing or carving large things it was the big knife one used. This method of division of labor between knives is completely workable.
When I was young I purchased a set of knives. It contained:
Each knife is ideally suited to its task. When I broil a chicken I butterfly it using the butcher's knife. Then when it gets to the table I carve it with the smaller carving knife. Each knife does its task better than any of the others, and I do not have to worry about cross contamination ( I know that 90 minutes in the dishwasher will do a much more thorough job of cleaning that knife than I will ever be able to do in the sink.)
Long ago my paring knife failed from being dropped on the floor. Now we have a not-too-terrible set of 'steak knives.' We eat steak about two times a year, but the steak knives just happen to be the knives of choice for those quick little jobs that involve single-servings and snacks. We use three or five of these in a day, and we do not have to keep rewashing them.The boning knife has gotten a great deal of use for its convenient size and perpetual sharpness, but truthfully, its popularity has waned with the rise of the dozen steak knives.
The Chef's knife is still the workhorse when meals for multiple people are being prepared. It is mostly used to chop vegetables. This may seem a prosaic and mundane use, but chopped carrots, celery, onions, and peppers can really be the 'essence' of a lot of cooked meat, rice, or bean dishes. The Chef's knife is also ideal for chopping nuts or making thin, parallel slices in large fruits such as melons.
The spatula is the odd-man out. Few sets offer one of these, but I really like it. When one is building a sandwich and wants to spread mayonnaise and then cut the sandwich with the same knife it is ideal. It is not perfect for slicing cheese because if one starts the knife at the wrong angle, the cut will be crooked.
Before I took up baking with a bread machine, the bread knife seemed irrellevant. I could, I imagine, get by with the large slicer, but the bread knife is a little longer and it really is the right thing for slicing bread. So my recommendation is, if you get a bread machine, get a good slicer. It might also be passable for the task of separating a salmon filet from its skin - a task that requires a long, slightly flexible, narrow blade.
It turns out that cutting is a very diffcult thing for a tool to do well and for a long time. The stresses on the cutting surface are astronomically high, and these tend to dull an edge quickly. Several factors impact the sharpness and durability of a knife edge:
You can find knives today made of carbon steel. They keep an edge better than stainless steel, but one has to be very careful that they do not react with food. And they look ugly. Oxidation is so fast that some token sharpening is required daily.
Today most good metal knives are constructed of high carbon stainless steel. Nickel and chromium in the steel alloy prevent corrosion which, in regular steel knives will discolor food and give it a bad flavor. Corrosion can also dull the cutting edge quickly. High carbon makes the surface hard which makes it more resistant to wear. Some stainless steels will contain vanadium which also hardens the surface.
It turns out that how an alloy is treated during the manufacturing process plays a great role in how well a knife performs later on. Samurai swords and damascene swords are worked from steel that has been folded over and over on itself. The process destroys the grain boundaries giving the material extremely high tensile strength. It is rare today to find this painstaking process practiced in the making of a knife. Made this way, a knife would cost as much as a small car.
In another instance, certain stainless steel alloys go through a physical transformation at temperatures far below freezing which hardens the steel. The process is sometimes known as ice hardening; one company uses the term 'friodur' to refer to the process. But a number of companies perform the process. Unfortunately, understanding the metallurgical nuances of blade-making requires graduate studies in material science. Most people who understand it thoroughly can afford to hire someone to cook their meals. Ironically then, nobody who uses a knife understands the nuances of its metallurgy! This is a great temptation for knife manufacturers to ship cheap knives. And if one sees knives that seem to be priced unbelievably well, this might account for it.
Metal knife blades are typically made using one of three processes. The least expensive process is known as stamping. Huge presses with metal dies stamp blades out of sheet metal like a pastry chef cuts Christmas cookies from rolled dough.
Then the stamped blades are processed into knives using heating, cooling, hammering, grinding, polishing, honing, and host of other processes. Stamping is the least expensive method of making a knife blade. And if great care is taken in the heat treatment and sharpening, it can result in knives with very sharp and durable edges. If your knife must be flexible anyway, buying a stamped knife with full tang construction is a good way to save money without compromising quality.
Thicker knives cannot be stamped; they must be made by forging, a more expensive process that involves hot-working the metal. A forged blade, if made using the most advanced metallurgical craftsmanship be the basis for the most durable of metal blades.
This is because hot working of the metal can impart a host of superior mechanical properties -as samurai and damascene swordmakers knew. In practice, not all forged blades are hot worked enough to make a big difference, so the chief benefit of forging is that the blade is thicker than it can be if stamped. This is chiefly an advantage for chef's knives and for cleavers. When one uses a chef's knife one frequently wants some heft, so a forged blade can be an advantage. In a slicer, boning knife, or parer heft is rarely an advantage.
The third method of making a knife blade is sintering. Metal or ceramic powder is pressed together at high temperatures to make the blade. Knives using certain high-temperature alloys such as vanadium are easier to construct this way, but they cannot accrue any of the advantages that might come from hot working. This is not a serious disadvantage since vanadium and molybdenum strengthen the steel more than the hot working does. The blades may end up being less flexible, but they retain an edge better.
Sintering is the method used for constructing the blades of ceramic knives. I believe the technically correct term is 'hot isostatic pressing.' Powder is put in a mold at high pressures and heated until the powder fuses together.
Ceramics have a big advantage over steel in that they are much, much harder. The blades stay razor sharp for a much longer period of time between sharpenings. But ceramic blades also have disadvantages. They are very expensive to make. They are less durable when dropped onto hard surfaces where they can shatter. They can breakif one uses them in certain prying and hacking operations typical of dealing with some difficult cuts of meat. And when they dull they must be sent to the factory for sharpening.
If you routinely have to make very thin and intricate cuts in highly elastic foods the edge that a sharper knife brings can be a worth the money. Ten years ago ceramic knives were quite dear, but today they are reasonably priced. It is unknown how long one can expect a ceramic knife to escape the hazards of being dropped or of dulling, but while it does it will almost surely charm its owner with its razor-sharpness.
If you tend to treat knives well and must have a perfect cut every time, get ceramic. It's what the most demanding chefs use. But you must be prepared to pay nearly $100 per blade for knives. You cannot hack and you cannot drop them on your ceramic floor or granite counter. Also, you have to scupulously use a good, soft cutting board.
My knives are stainless and have been re sharpened only once in twenty years. So it is reasonable to assume that given modest home use and good care a ceramic knife will stay acceptably sharp for decades.
But if you work a knife hard, you may have to be mentally prepared throw away a $100 knife some years after buying it because it cannot be sharpened. Even serious cooks in well appointed kitchens will not find this an easy decision to make. This explains the popularity of high carbon stainless steel blades.
If you wish to beat the living daylights out of your knife on a daily basis and can live with a 'pretty sharp' blade, get a metal blade and a sharpener.
If you just want good cuts, and cheap price, get a good stamped blade such as Forschner Victorinox or Cutco.
The blade is much more than half the story, but a knife blade is useless without a handle. I've spent too many hours of my life struggling with metal instruments whose wooden or plastic handles were falling off. I will have only knives whose handles are virtually fool-proof. Fortunately, most reputable brands offer knives in which the blade, or tang, extends the full length of the handle and is fully visible. The handle, then, is made of two parts that bracket the tang and these are fastened to the tang via brass or bronze or silver-nickel rivets.
This full-tang construction assures that the handle never falls off. And if it ever did, it can be repaired temporarily with duct tape. It costs a little more to make a knife this way. But a knife constructed this way is almost certain to be ready to cut things when you are.
A third important issue is how a knife feels in your hand. We really want you to buy your knives here, but it would be best if you actually held the knives you wish to buy - and this requires a trip to a good store. You will not find prices there to be as good as those here, so we look forward to seeing you on your return.
A review of knives a year or two ago in Cooks Illustrated gave Forschner Victorinox knives the highest rating of any stamped metal knives (though Cutco was not in the list). These knives performed as well as or better than a number of forged knives. And they were significantly less expensive. I'm not sure they have full tangs, but they do have low cost.
There is a general concensus that Global knives are sharper than other metal knives when they ship. So for some months or years you have the sharpest commercially available metal blades in your kitchen. And that sharpness persists longer than it does with many other metal blades thanks to the super hard molybdenum/ vanadium alloy. Global knives have the additional advantage that the handle is stainless steel welded seamlessly to the blade. This makes them extremely durable and hygenic.
Global blades are ground and honed in a way that requires special sharpening tools or skills. If you are a chef and you live and die by the sharpness of your knives these can be the best choice. But you may have to add knife-honing to your long list of kitchen skills. We assume Global will resharpen them for a nominal fee, considering the cost of the knife.
The Wusthof classic knives are the heavyweights. I mean this figuratively and literally. If you want a serious chef's knife for home use this is probably the first place to look. Then you can sharpen it with a Chef's Choice electric sharpener whenever it seems appropriate. You have a simple, robust solution for sharp knives that you can hand down to your great grandkids. Wusthof classic knives have a no-compromise 'built to last' sensibility.
Henkels is another big name, offering a dizzying (and confounding) number of permutations of high quality forged knives as well as stamped ones. And Henkels appears to have good customer service when needed. One gets the impression at Amazon.com that some Henkels lines require a higher level of service than perhaps is common among other knife brands.
At least one Henkels' line promises "never needs sharpening." In my opinion and that of several dissatisfied customers it should read "can never be sharpened." See also, "don't buy this knife."
My own knives come from Cutco. The stamped blades are ice hardened high carbon stainless steel with full tangs. The riveted resin handles always feel comfortable, and the knives usually feel balanced. They represent a pretty decent level of performance, though I am convinced they might be sharpened better, and I am perplexed that some knives lose their tips when landing on the floor and others get bent tips - this suggests rather significant variations in metallurgy.
They are nearly thirty years old. Most look as good and cut almost as well as they did the day I bought them. The company offers to re-sharpen them yearly for free, but I've had them re-sharpened one time.
I keep my knives all in a block bought at a garage sale. And I highly recommend a block because the knives are there when you need them.
I fantasize about having a ceramic knife or an expensive forged knife. But when it comes to serious, heavy duty work most of my cutting, chopping & slicing today is done by the food processor or mandoline. And I peel fruits and vegetables with a $10 Oxo peeler.
Could I get by with four sharp knives? Yes. A Chef's knife with a seven inch or eight inch blade, a boning knife with a five inch blade, a paring knife with a three inch blade and a slicing or carving knife with a ten inch blade and with serrations. And a shears.
Remember that the knife is the one tool that you use in the kitchen that requires effort. Most other tools are self-powered. So if you want to make your life easier, the first thing to do is get a good knife.
It is not a knife, but it does the knife-work better, faster, more uniformly: it is a mandoline. The first task a mandoline does is to produce slices of uniform thickness from up to a quarter inch thick down to paper thin. It doesn't matter how good you are with a knife, you cannot cut this fast or this uniformly. You could use a food processor with a slicing attatchment, but clean-up is more of a chore and you don't have much choice of thickness.
You could use that old hand-grater with the 'slicing' slot. But I've found that best for bringing a cook to tears. If you make scalloped potatoes just twice a year, a good mandoline is a must. If you thinly slice any vegetable (not tomato) regularly, a good mandoline is a must.
Most mandolines ship with tools for producing julienned vegetables and french fries. I find that the extra effort required to set up the mandoline and to push the vegetables through rarely warrants the effort. It think the knife wins out for doing small batches and the food processor is better for doing large ones.
You could buy a V-slicer, but my preference is for a mandoline since the built-in stand puts the cutting surface at the perfect working angle, and balancing a V-slicer on a bowl is too tricky for me.
If you chop garlick or herbs very often and you find that this fine work can be painstaking, buy a chopper. For peeling, an OXO peeler is the thing. And for roasting whole chickens, get a poultry sheers.
Whatever your cooking style might be, choose a good set of knives early; you'll thank yourself for decades.
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I leave tomorrow for Italy, to attend the January VICENZAORO jewelry show! I attended last year, and was thrilled that they asked me to come back again! You can read about my 2015 adventures here, where I explored their brand new layout and the truly jaw-dropping Italian and international jewelry designers. It's happening January 22-27th, so watch my @idazzle Instagram feed for the drool-worthy jewels.
I find jewelry trade shows to be pretty exhilarating. So much sparkle in one concentrated place. There is a sense of being a treasure hunter, walking the aisles looking for that something that speaks to me, where I know in my bones that the design or designer is something or someone to watch. I found this to be especially true in VICENZAORO–many trends I saw there weren't spotted until much later in the US. And have I mentioned it is in Italy? In addition to the lovely people, there is also good wine. And risotto.
I learned a lot last year. I was welcomed warmly into booths where the only common language was the love of jewelry. I met some charming up-and-coming designers, like Vanessa Pederzani. I saw breathtaking, almost physics-defying jewelry at Pasquale Bruni's salon. And I learned that 5 inch wedge heels were not a good choice on the cobblestone piazza of historic Vicenza. (Note to self: comfortable shoes are definitely in order, the show is big!)
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William and Gertrude are in my lineage, too. My great-grandmother was Mary C. Wierman who married Issac Ezra Wolf.They ended up in Clay county, Kansas via Morning Sun, Iowa.
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In preparing my homilies I consult various commentaries and other resources for guidance into the gospel text. Scripture scholars are like all of us. I do so with caution. In reading or hearing gospel texts many of them are conditioned by things they have heard before and/or the sociopolitical environment in which they live. So I consult them with caution and critically.
We see the need for such caution in today's gospel. Many scholars make two presumptions that I think are unfounded in the text. It is like the presumption so often made that we all are sinners.
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I generally get a'a in every subject but math. an I would love to become a lawyer but I just don't get math and I feel like I never will.
to be a lawyer i would say the social studies field would be most important but you still need to know math as well
A well rounded education is important for any professional... That includes math.
In some instances, yes. You have lawyers that have to bill their clients. Some lawyers have to present a diagram with geometric proof of something. Mathematics formulas can be used to calculate whether there has been any sort of tax fraud. But you don't need to be a math "expert", to be a lawyer.


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Democratic Immigration Bill Very Republican/
HopeTracker| Rallies protesting the controversial Arizona immigration law will be held in 80 US cities today.
Major league baseball is particularly aggressive about repealing the new law The MLB Players Association released a statement on Friday calling for the Arizona law to be repealed or modified. The law "could have a negative impact on hundreds of Major League players who are citizens of countries other than the United States," union executive director Michael Weiner said in a statement. via TheHill.com
The Washington Post writes that although no Republican has expressed any interest in supporting the immigration reform package being supported by Democrats, the proposals have moved much closer to a 2007 Republican vision of immigration reform.
A centerpiece of the proposal is to hold employers responsible for hiring legal US residents and citizens and to require every American to get a new social security card with a fingerprint.


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REDD+ delivery models for different forest management regimes in Uganda
Justine Namaalwa, Edward Ssenyonjo, Gorettie N. Nabanoga
Poverty and sustainable development impacts of REDD architecture is a multi-country project led by the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED, UK) and the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (Aas, Norway). The project aims to increase understanding of how different options for REDD+ design and policy at international, national and sub-national level will affect achievement of greenhouse gas emission reduction and co-benefits of sustainable development and poverty reduction.
Uganda is in the early stages of developing a national REDD+ strategy with funding for readiness activities provided by the World Bank's Forest Carbon Partnership Facility. Priority actions for the REDD+ secretariat include defining the institutional arrangements, developing a monitoring system and developing a system for benefit sharing. This study aims to generate knowledge
about the practical and economic viability of pro-poor models of REDD+ in Uganda to help fill this knowledge gap and inform the strategy process.
Project information
IIED is looking at how REDD+, a scheme which aims to compensate developing countries to reduce carbon emissions and conserve and sustainably manage their forests, can be designed to promote sustainable development and reduce poverty, as well as reduce deforestation and forest degradation.
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Uganda's police spokesman shot dead outside home
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Uganda's second most prominent policeman was shot and killed in his car on Friday along with two other officers as he left his home in Kampala, police said.
Assistant Inspector General of Police Andrew Kaweesi served as the force's spokesman and was one of the country's most high-profile officers.
"He was shot dead this morning as he was leaving his home coming to work," Inspector General Kale Kayihura told AFP.
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Looks like there was a release of a new version of jquery on 1/15 and at the same time my ajax threaded comment plugin (spectacu.la discussion) stopped working. I changed nothing but notice in the code for the plugin it calls for the most recent version of jquery. I suspect if I can change to specify a prior version the plugin will work.
What happens now is ajax updates do not work on comments. Here is the code in the plugin calling for the most recent version of jquery.
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High school football: Timpanogos QB Jackson Dunford transported from game by medical helicopter
patriot Cedar Hills, UTSept. 28, 2013 8:26 p.m.
Geez this is so scary. Hope he recovers fully.
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Wish him the best, Bingham's WR was put in an ambulance last night too for the same reason, wish both these kids the best!
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Lou Emma Margaret Freeman, 83, of Oakdale, died on Sunday, July 17 at Kaiser Hospital in Modesto following a short illness.
Dorothy Marie Nydahl, 95, passed away on Saturday, July 30 at her home in Riverbank.
Manuel Ferreira Oliveira Jr., 89, passed away at the Alexander Cohen Hospice House in Hughson on Friday, July 29.
Nancy Diane (Longeway) Dutra, 74, died Tuesday, July 19 at Stanford Hospital, Palo Alto, after a two-year illness.
Kenneth R. Rocha, 91, died Wednesday, July 20.
Frances Colleen 'Frankie' (Langford) Sherrick, 73, died Thursday, June 30 in Brookings, Oregon.
Melva Louise Wenger-Shively, 88, died Sunday, July 17.
John Raymond Biagi II, 75, died Sunday, July 24 in Oakdale.
Elton Lee Beason, 76, died Sunday, June 26.
Chester Cook, 88, passed away on Tuesday, July 5 at his ranch in Farmington.
Joe R. Sanders, 85, died on Thursday, July 14.
Ann Marie Simpson, 82, died Sunday, July 17 at Memorial Medical Center, Modesto.
Jerry David Stewart, 73, of Imperial Beach died Tuesday, July 12 at the San Diego Hospice House.
Thomas Charles Dobbins, 72, died Sunday, July 10 at his Oakdale home with his family at his side.
Jared August Hagemann, 25, died unexpectedly on Tuesday, June 28 while he was on duty at Ft. Lewis, Wash.
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Cleo E Butcher, D.C. passed away after battling esophageal cancer at his home with family present.
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Deborah passed away on November 4, 2017 at the age of 61. She was a lifelong resident of Oakdale. She graduated from Oakdale High School ...
Rosalyn Beauchamp, 80, of Fairbanks, passed away, October 17, 2017, at Fairbanks Memorial Hospital, Fairbanks, Alaska, peacefully in her sleep following a very brief and ...
George passed away peacefully at his home in Oakdale on Oct. 6th. He was born and raised in Walla Walla, WA. He later received his ...
Wilma passed away in Rancho Cordova on Saturday, November 4. She was the beloved mother of Bill Caldwell and Cheryl (Tim) McManigal; devoted grandmother to ...
Beatrice passed away peacefully at Oak Valley Hospital from complications from pneumonia and cardiac arrest with her son and granddaughter by her side. She was ...
Betty was born in San Jose, California Jan. 8, 1937 to parents John H. Jolly and Gladys Jolly.
Earl Louis Freitas passed away peacefully on November 1, 2017 in Modesto at the age of 70. Earl was born on July 19, 1947 to ...
Terry Marvin Hawley, 75, of Oakdale, CA, passed away of natural causes in Tulua Valle del Cuca, Columbia, South America on October 19, 2017. He ...
Natalie Louise Hahn passed away suddenly on October 21, 2017, at the age of 85. She was born and raised in Gloucester, Massachusetts to Walter ...
Tony Medina passed away October 27, 2017. He was born April 23, 1935 to John Medina and Frances Portillo Medina.
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Police in southern Iceland are now investigating three alleged sexual assault cases, all of which are considered to have occurred over this past weekend, Verslunarmannahelgi (Merchants' Weekend), and during the week leading up to it.
A man has been charged with a string of sexual assaults against a girl in 2015, when he was in charge of a Christian teenagers' group.
Men Trafficked into Sex Trade in Iceland?
Two Romanian men, who sought the assistance of the Red Cross as soon as they entered Iceland at the weekend, are having their case investigated by police.
Police Custody of Rape Suspect Confirmed
Yesterday, the Supreme Court of Iceland confirmed four-week police custody of a man, suspected of having raped two women and groped the third, following an annual celebration at a hotel in South Iceland.
Dance to Protest Violence against Women
At Harpa concert hall in Reykjavík today, about 3,000 people took part in One Billion Rising, an international event, where people across the globe gather in dance to demand an end to violence against women.
Three Men Suspected of Rape
Three men in their thirties were arrested Monday, suspected of having held a woman against her will and sexually abused her in a home in the east part of Reykjavík last weekend.
Sexual Abuse Victims Step Forward
Stígamót, an education and counseling center for survivors of sexual abuse and violence, has launched a fundraising campaign, using videos where victims tell of their difficult experience.
Icelandic Actress Caught in Controversy on BBC
A scene in the British TV series Poldark, involving an Icelandic actress, has caused the outrage of organizations battling violence against women.
Convicted Rapist Walks Free
A man, who received a five year prison sentence in June for raping a 17-year-old French girl on Hrísey island last summer, has been let out of prison.
Center for Victims of Abuse to Open
A special service center for victims of abuse will open in Reykjavík soon.
Court Affirms Acquittals in Gang-Rape Case
The Supreme Court of Iceland has confirmed the acquittal of five young men, accused of gang-raping a 16-year-old girl in Reykjavík in May of 2014.
Sexual Assault in Vestmanneyjar
A man was arrested and questioned Saturday morning in Vestmannaeyjar islands, suspected of sexually attacking a woman on Saturday morning.
Nineteen-Year-Old Suspected of Two Rapes
A nineteen-year-old boy is suspected of having raped a girl in Reykjavík last Sunday, only six days after he was arrested for another rape in Southwest Iceland.
Thousands Participate in Sixth Annual Slut Walk
Thousands of people demonstrated against sex offense, gender-based violence and slut shaming in downtown Reykjavík on Saturday, as part of the sixth annual Druslugangan, or Slut Walk. One of its organizers, Hjalti Vigfússon, estimates that around 15,000 people participated in the walk.
Bands Threaten to Withdraw from Festival
The decision by Vestmannaeyjar Police Chief Páley Borgþórsdóttir not to provide the media with information about the number of potential sexual assault cases at the Þjóðhátíð festival until investigation is complete, caused musicians to protest yesterday.
Strong Reaction to Silence on Sex Assaults
Vestmannaeyjar Police Chief Páley Borgþórsdóttir's decision not to provide the media with information about potential sexual assaults during the outdoor festival Þjóðhátíð in Vestmannaeyjar has caused a strong reaction.
Police Look for Sex Assault Suspect
Police have been looking for a sex assault suspect since Monday last week, who attacked the same woman twice in seven days.
Rape Case Acquittals Protested Today
A protest is scheduled for 5:00 pm today in front of the Reykjavík District Court building on occasion of recent verdicts in rape cases in which all the accused were acquitted.
UN Women's Candlelight Walk Tonight
UN Women's annual candlelight walk will be held in Reykjavík tonight.
One More Charge in Rape Case
The much-talked-about rape case, in which charges were filed against two men for rape in an apartment in Reykjavík, took a new turn yesterday.
Disabled Women Protest Violence
A group of disabled women today demanded that the summer home be closed in which sexual assaults allegedly took place in the past.
Lawyer to be Charged for Leaking Information
Jóhanna Sigurjónsdóttir, a lawyer for two young women who recently accused two men for rape in an apartment in Reykjavík, intends to charge the lawyer for one of the suspects for leaking confidential information.
Hundreds Protest Handling of Rape Cases
Hundreds of people protested in front of the Reykjavík Police station on Hverfisgata last night, following reports that police had failed to request the detention of two alleged rapists.
Cases of Rape Cause Fury
The Greater Reykjavík Police are being harshly criticized on social media for their reaction to two charges of of rape.
Thousands Marched in Fifth Annual Reykjavík SlutWalk
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Janet Jackson: 'X Factor's' Newest Judge?
Simon Cowell may have found the perfect candidate to step in as his newest X Factor judge: Ms. Janet Jackson herself! According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jackson is in preliminary negotiations to join Fox's reality singing competition and fill one of the judges' seats previously occupied by Paula Abdul and Nicole Scherzinger, before last month's purge.
However, Michael Jackson's little sister isn't admitting to anything just yet. The singer dodged the question during an interview with TV host Anderson Cooper on Thursday. At first, she denied it entirely: "Oh my God. No, I'm not a judge on The X Factor." She then elaborated: "You're not currently a judge on The X Factor," adding coyly, "No, I am not. But that's all I really think I should say." Her last statement seems like a tentative confirmation.
But there's still another empty chair. Originally, THR reported that Cowell was hoping to snag Whitney Houston as a judge, prior to her untimely death. But now, it's reported that Pink and Katy Perry are high on Cowell's list. He recently told Extra, "I worked with Katy once. I think she would be fun because she is hard — in a good way — and she's feisty. She would be great."
Who would you like to see as an X Factor judge?
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Discussion in 'Punto 1.3 MJD' started by anoop, Jun 16, 2011.
@shams: Thanks for posting the pictures. They do look nice.
Glove box cover fitment is a 2 minute job. When you visit TASC next time, ask them to fix it. They just have to set the screw-like mechanism inside to fit it properly.
@Amit: yes, I did fit myself the cover back when the cover came off. Will check with TASC to see if they can do anything so that it will not come off again in future.
Did I ever tell you how much i dislike the puny horn which Fiat gave with Jai? The anemic horn is one of the first things I wanted to throw out - I gathered from different threads that Punto used to come with twin horns but from 2011, they have done some cost cutting and the Active model comes with a single Hella 'Popular' horn. Now, for a guy who uses Hella Redgrill on his Unicorn, this single horn is as unimpressive as they can get.
This week, we were out at Reliance mall and while LOH was happily browsing through the apparels section, I slipped away and started browsing the Reliance Autozone and thought a pair of Hella Silver horn will make an ideal gift to Jai. After clicking couple of pics of some other bottles (not THAT kind of bottles which we men of stronger soul usually lust after, but the automobile equivalent of Olay and Garnier and all that stuff you get to see in your bathroom, if you are that kind of bloke who got yourself married to a PYT) I managed to extract myself with some dignity (of course, after paying the amount and all that) before the sales chap decided to kick me out for disturbing his daydreams.
Took Jai to a neighborhood workshop and got a quote for fixing those lovely silver disks - but being a Saturday, they were already full and wanted to come back on Monday and they want me to drop Jai and collect him after three hours - now, i was ok with the high estimate and everything but 'the dropping him to get things fixed' part - if they want to open him and fix the horns, better they do it when I stand there.
Came home and the DIY keeda started gnawing me - 250 rs for bumper removing and fixing it back, and 250 rs for fixing a horn, which you can even do in your sleep plus all the wire, relay etc on actuals - no wonder these workshops are mushrooming and I am sure they are making a neat packet.
Opened up my tool kit and after rummaging a bit, I got what all I needed - hella horn relay, couple of spade connectors and lots of wire and insulation tape. Armed with some DIY horn fixing gyaan from some other forums, I started opening up the front grill of Jai - I managed to pry open the grill, but the size 8 nut was proving to be a tough nut to crack, so after some futile attempts, i took Jai to the FNM (Friendly Neighborhood Mechanic) and asked him to open up the bumper for me. once we removed the bumper, I started working on fixing the horns - he was amused to see me pulling out all the tools and sitting down to get the horns fixed, and during some small talk told me that I am the first car owner he have seen really working on the car, after taking the car to a workshop.
I was almost hoping that I will find the wiring for the second horn tucked away, and FIAT did not disappoint me - when the bumper was removed, I saw the wiring for one more horn neatly taped and tucked away. Fixed both the horns and was back home in about an hour with a mighty pleased Jai.
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Well done dude.
Good to see DIY stuff.
Thank you @gurjinder - have always been a DIY enthusiast, and love working on all my machines
Good work anoop.
So where exactly the factory horns are placed? Same place as shown in pic?
I have copied your post to DIY section also - http://www.teamfiat.co.in/forum/sho...ade-query-thread&p=56861&viewfull=1#post56861
@Ravi. Thanks. The factory horn was fitted on the right side - exactly where I have fixed the silver horn in the third pic.
Did some medium speed driving last week and man, driving him is a joy at triple digit speeds. So sure footed at about and the steering is so communicative that you never feels that you are out of control when you are cruising at triple digit speeds - you really feel confident chucking him around the corners - if he feels like this, I can just imagine what proper shoes can do. Should get him a proper set of shoes soon.
This weekend I decided to unleash some lavish TLC on Jai. The T.Wine color suits the car well, and I thought it will be nice to gift him a polish session to make the beauty of the color really stand out. When it comes to detailing, the first name came across my mind was that of our resident detailing experts - Team UD. Called up Mohsin and he graciously agreed that he can come to my home on Sunday morning.
Saturday I took him to the FNM and gave him a through wash. The young chaps were amused by the sight of an eccentric guy who was spending more time inspecting the under body of the car and helping them out to wash the car than just sitting in the shade and watching them doing the work - I do not want to be a spectator when they are working on Jai. The under-body inspection did throw some pleasant surprises - Fiat have given a very good under-body coating covering almost all parts - so chances of rusting is very less. The engine guard have taken some hits - Thank you Fiat for providing one (OT: how many cars in India come with engine guard as a factory fitted standard equipment? )
Came Sunday morning and Mohsin turned up as promised. By 8.30, he started working on Jai. After taking a look at his paint, Mohsin advised me that we can go for a protective coat polish - First he started cleaning Jai with the water less wash solution and then applied buffed the whole body and finished the task with a coat of glaze. He took really good care of Jai - it was pure pleasure watching him work his magic slowly and by the time he was finished, Jai was totally transformed - he was looking all shiny and dashing!
I will let the snaps talk.
Before the work started:
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I have acquired a Jopasu duster and the water less wash solution and micro fiber from him. He was very educative and showed me how to properly take car of Jai so that he will stay in his dazzling best.
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Jai is one lucky fellow!
Job well done Anoop. Does anybody knows the detaiLing work doing in new MUMBAI?????
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Retired Commodore Raimo Tiilikainen, the Finnish official who led rescue operations 20 years ago at the site of the Estonia ferry disaster and who was in Tallinn for the commemorative events this weekend, told uudised.err.ee's Rain Kooli in an interview that an accident of that magnitude is still possible on the Baltic Sea.
What comes to mind first when you think of the September 28, 1994?
The first thing that comes to mind of course is that 12 hours before the accident I had gone on my last holiday, having put in my letter of resignation, and returned to Espoo. At 1 or 2 in the morning the telephone rang and I was told a ship called the Estonia was listing heavily.
I asked the dispatcher where the distress call came from, so I would be up to date. Then I hung up. At that point, it came to me what the Estonia was….a passenger ferry, with 1000 people on board! I went back to the phone, when it rang again. I picked it up and asked: "It sank?" "Yes!" came the reply.
I said, "I'm coming!" My wife warmed up a cup of tea as I was pulling on my clothes and then I sped off for Turku as fast as possible, 150 kilometres away.
The final investigation report refers to problems that caused the disaster - but thinking back on the rescue operation, was there anything that could have been done better, more effectively?
I don't know about better or more effectively, but since then much reduce equipment has been updated and there're many more personnel on duty - and also at the command centres, were back then there was low readiness in terms of human resources.
Naturally, if an Estonia-type disaster happened today, the response would be much more efficient. But we had had drills for accidents back then - including on the command level, where we all knew each other - so it can't really be said that anything went askew.
It the reason that it's hard to be ready for an accident in peacetime because it seems so unthinkable?
We really couldn't have expected that a passenger ferry would just sink so quickly. Our risk scenarios were more about fires aboard such a ship - which would have been quite catastrophic on such a ship, as the car deck is full of cars and they're full of fuel.
How should we view conspiracy theories [the passenger ferry was used to transport military equipment in the less regulated early 1990s - Ed.]. Do you think the conclusions of the final report were correct?
I think they were. The ship had a construction defect that meant that if the visor came loose, so would the watertight ramp. And when water gets on to the car deck in such high seas, the ship is done for.
The rescue operation was harrowing - you've said you weren't able to sleep for a long while afterwards.
You also displayed the frustration at the time, in front of TV cameras, that after a point, there were only bodies to rescue. How do you manage that situation psychologically?
You get some support from knowing that the rescue operation was launched according to plan, and when the first rescued people start arriving, that gives you strength to keep on going.
For me it's all very poignant because my father escaped from the armored ship Ilmarinen, which sank about 15 kilometres from the Estonia site back in the war [in 1941; 271 seamen perished and 132 were rescued].
If you consider that today both the ships and rescue preparedness are better, can you say with equanimity that it is not possible for such an accident to happen again on the Baltic?
I can't say nothing as big cannot happen again. There is so much east-west freight traffic on the Gulf of Finland, and pretty frequent ferries going north-south. A collision could happen anytime and that would be a serious situation.
Are the Baltic Sea countries ready to deal with such a accident in the present day?
Technical preparedness has been improving the whole time, but if we think about people in the water and a storm that is so bad that choppers are the only means of rescue, this is a very limited method. Loading people on to a bigger chopper that holds 25 people would take an hour or more. And transport to wherever they are going takes time.
So not everyone could be saved?
Not everyone can be saved. Other ships are also pretty marginal in terms of rescue capability, it is a long way to the water line, and the waves can be 8 meters high.
What can be done, we can't reduce ship traffic after all?
There had been technological progress - we have a ship traffic control system that warns of a collision risk. Coutnries communicate mud more. During the Estonia disaster, the communication was mainly between Finland and Sweden.
The Finnish media has in recent weeks reported that shipping companies gather information on hazardous stations on their ships but the information doesn't make it to the maritime administration level.
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Medicaid is a health program for the poor and disabled funded by federal and state appropriations. It is the largest and fastest growing publicly funded health program in the United States, says Linda Gorman, a senior fellow at the Independence Institute.
- State and local government Medicaid spending is projected to rise rapidly from $130 billion in 2009 to $357 billion by 2020.
- Federal Medicaid spending is projected to increase from $254 billion in 2009 to $574 billion by 2020.
- Total Medicaid spending is expected to rise to $930 billion by 2020 and will account for 20 percent of all U.S. health expenditures.
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States can also apply for federal Medicaid waivers that allow them to test policy innovations. Waivers, state spending differences, coverage of mandatory and optional populations and services combine to ensure that no two states have exactly the same Medicaid program.
Turning Medicaid into a block grant program in which the federal government gave each state a set amount of money could improve patient care, restrain the growth in costs, reduce complexity and improve outcomes.
- Block grants can change Medicaid incentives by eliminating matching fund finance.
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